US swimmers First, a group of US swimmers say they were robbed.
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The error margin may likely increase when the trackers are used by recreational swimmers rather than elite swimmers.
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She is at her best writing about swimmers past, and has done a thorough job of interviewing other swimmers.
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It's why swimmers new to polar bear plunges should take it slowly and go with experienced polar bear swimmers.
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We've had such a lull in the depth of our distance swimmers and good distance swimmers, until this year with Katie.
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Swimmers react to the water as they join around 7003,2700 New Year swimmers, many in costume, during the annual Loony Dook Swim on Jan.
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The strongest paintings in the exhibition include "Surf Party" (2015), "Blue Swimmers" (2015), "Fear of Waves" (2015), "Pool Swimmers, Green" (2015) and "Fathers" (2016).
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Two of the swimmers — Gunnar Bentz, 20, and Jack Conger, 21 — described public urination, vandalism and other drunken antics by the swimmers, the police said.
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In "Blue Swimmers" and "Pool Swimmers, Green," the figures are submerged in a washy field of blue or green, which complicates the figure/ground relationship.
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This relationship held true whether the swimmers were tall or short, male or female, although, not surprisingly, the typical B.M.I. for male and female swimmers differed.
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"From their perspective it reinforces what the swimmers have been saying," adds the source, who has spoken to all the swimmers involved in the past few hours.
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After all, when you're dedicated to saving lives of swimmers in a room full of professional swimmers, you can't help but feel your role is a little pointless.
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"I am recruiting swimmers now, it is super-exciting because I am in the pool but I am also talking to swimmers, as a club owner," she said.
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Ona Carbonell of Spain noted the huge discrepancy between the number of medals available to regular swimmers at the Games and the few for which synchronized swimmers compete.
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"From their perspective it reinforces what the swimmers have been saying," adds the source, who says they have spoken to all the swimmers involved in the past few hours.
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Most swimmers, competitive or not -- even those self-taught ones who feel that they are strong swimmers -- benefit from personal coaching to improve form and maintain a training schedule.
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There's also a report that the swimmers pissed all over the station: Security tried to keep them on site, but two of the swimmers took off and ran away.
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"I sent out a message to all of our swimmers and their parents to watch Simone and the other African-American swimmers and athletes at the Games," he says.
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Lifeguards launched the drone, steered it towards the swimmers and dropped a "rescue pod" into the water, where it expanded so the swimmers could grab it and swim to shore.
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Now, he is reported to be working with Russia's Olympic swimmers; for the best results, The Times of London has reported, he recommended the swimmers embrace a rigorous doping program.
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His account was disputed by Brazilian authorities who said their investigation revealed that an altercation had occurred between the swimmers and a security guard after the swimmers allegedly vandalized a bathroom.
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US Swimmers Pulled off Plane at Rio Airport Brazilian authorities removed Olympic swimmers Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger from a plane at the Rio airport and detained them on Wednesday night.
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At Pittsburgh's Highland Park Pool, for example, white swimmers brazenly attacked black swimmers who attempted to enter the pool when it first opened in 1931, sometimes using rocks and clubs as weapons.
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"The 100 m faster swimmers at the World Championships did not spend longer underwater than slower swimmers," Santiago Veiga, who studied underwater versus surface swim times at the 2013 World Championships, wrote.
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And while coaches hammer into their young charges that fast swimmers make fast pools, like swimmers, some pools are faster than others and even Michael Phelps goes quicker with the application of science.
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After days of standing by the swimmers' story, the USOC also backed up other police evidence, including a security video showing the swimmers in an argument with staff at the Shell service station.
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"I'm sorry," one of America's most decorated Olympic swimmers said.
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That was little consolation to swimmers, who watched the video.
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Switch legs, and repeat eight times on each side. Swimmers
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Don't expect your moat to stop swimmers not wearing armor.
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Both swimmers received a warning letter from FINA on Monday.
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"Older" swimmers have been able to take home Olympic medals.
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Black swimmers got smaller indoor pools if they were lucky.
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But so far, swimmers have been left high and dry.
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They let the swimmers keep their cell phones and credentials.
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No witnesses, nor the swimmers' taxi driver, have been located.
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The swimmers reportedly then handed over their wallets and left.
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Why do the civil police think the swimmers were lying?
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Is it possible the swimmers did not do anything wrong?
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Some synchronized swimmers can even appear to walk on water.
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Gentoo penguins are the fastest underwater swimmers of all penguins.
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Ledecky cannot leave her lane until the other swimmers finish.
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Many swimmers through the 1960s competed in just one Olympics.
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Lochte is one of the best swimmers of all time.
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The swimmers use playing cards to determine their racing positions.
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Visually, the movie takes after its ragtag team of swimmers.
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They were elite gymnasts, runners, divers, swimmers and other athletes.
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Those who aren't confident swimmers will then panic and drown.
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Hence the folk saying: it's the strong swimmers who drown.
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Eventually, all of the swimmers were cleared of criminal charges.
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The black community does have fewer strong swimmers on average.
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But those missteps have serious consequences for swimmers of color.
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The observation does not stop back on land: Swimmers' bodies continue to cool after emerging from water, and swimmers sometimes reach their coldest body temperatures 22.05 minutes to an hour after they are done.
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O Globo newspaper reported that authorities had requested a search warrant for the swimmers' accommodation with the aim of finding Feigen's cellphone in order to identify exactly where the swimmers were on Sunday night.
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Researchers at at UC Berkeley and Yale University found a switch that will turn sperm from the lazy swimmers they are in the testicles to the vigorous swimmers they are when exposed to an egg.
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Hernandez said that failing to anticipate and plan for a large number of swimmers at an event like the Olympics, which by definition attracts a large number of swimmers, seemed a weird sort of mistake.
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While coaches and mentors would often attribute differences in the swimmers to things like body-type, Chambliss actually found that most of it came down to how the swimmers approached the idea of their work.
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A recent documentary about the ponds, broadcast on the BBC, included testimony from swimmers about the mood-elevating properties of a daily dip, or the ponds' part in sustaining swimmers through cancer treatment or bereavement.
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That's right, they have lifeguards in case Olympic swimmers need saving.
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Olympic swimmers try to maximize useful drag and minimize burdensome drag.
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That means no swimmers to fertilize her egg, and no baby.
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And toxic algal blooms sickened swimmers in a handful of outbreaks.
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I spend my free time mentoring young swimmers like Candace Cooper.
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The race is likely the last time the swimmers face off.
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It's possible the swimmers represented everything we hate about "bro" culture.
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The swimmers' reports were initially plausible for a reason, after all.
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SWIMMERS, especially keen ones, tend to treat water as the enemy.
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The bottom image seemingly depicts swimmers training for a rescue operation.
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Many swimmers do not anticipate its depth, the sheriff's office says.
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And that's the fact that Beautiful Swimmers are an unbreakable duo.
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Beautiful Swimmers are far more than a pairing of two DJs.
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A few of the boys here, some girls swoon, are swimmers.
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Swimmers pushed the limits of performance and the boundaries of sportsmanship.
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For one, they prevent swimmers and beachgoers from entering the water.
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Carlile also made many contributions to the science of training swimmers.
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Above the surface, synchronized swimmers create gorgeous patterns with their legs.
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Some swimmers are vilifying competitors suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Several black swimmers have won Olympic medals for the United States.
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The group used to field dozens of swimmers for its marathon.
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The swimmers were a man and a woman, not two men.
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Another area was divided into grids for beginning swimmers and children.
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Currently, elite swimmers can participate only in events approved by FINA.
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Olympic swimmers and boaters will be performing in a huge toilet.
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Most enter high school as non-swimmers, fearful of the water.
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As the fall grew chillier, the community of swimmers drew closer.
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However, with strong tides, I recommend it only for strong swimmers.
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They are fast-moving and powerful enough to carry swimmers away.
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Dragonfish aren't strong swimmers, so researchers have wondered how they eat.
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Seven Russian swimmers have been ruled out of the Olympics. Interesting!
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The Australian Olympic Committee last week asked Brazilian Olympic Committee President Carlos Nuzman to exclude Scott, who now coaches Brazilian swimmers, due to allegations that he sexually abused young Australian swimmers in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Feigen is the last of the Olympic swimmers embroiled in the controversy to return to the U.S. Lochte, 32, initially claimed that he and fellow Olympic swimmers Feigen, Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger were robbed at gunpoint.
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"There was no robbery as the swimmers described it," civil police chief Fernando Veloso told a news conference, adding that it would be noble and dignified if the swimmers were to apologize to the people of Rio.
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They also made swimmers faster and had a marked impact on swimming.
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He says people on the paddleboat helped pull the swimmers to safety.
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LEDS are mounted onto swimmers' wrists, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles and toes.
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Shark nets are designed to catch large sharks that could attack swimmers.
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He made all swimmers shake his hand after every practice, she wrote.
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A theme park audience is made up of waders, swimmers, and divers.
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Meanwhile, Gardner took his tour group to safety, warning other swimmers nearby.
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Before that, Mardini and her sister have been swimmers for many years.
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The top six swimmers all finished within four seconds of each other.
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It is nonetheless hard to see these swimmers really facing criminal charges.
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The swimmers insist there's nothing but love and friendly competition between them.
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Flag 5: Inconsistent behavior: Video evidence shows the swimmers relaxed that evening.
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Police in the UK have also recovered bodies of swimmers this week.
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The swimmers then reportedly handed over their wallets and left the station.
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All four swimmers are safe and are cooperating with a police investigation.
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In addition to warmth, wetsuits add buoyancy and make most swimmers faster.
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A century ago, male swimmers wore singlets to compete in the Olympics.
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Lap swimmers in the pool complained about leisurely floaters, and vice versa.
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These swimmers are perfectly in unison with their mind-blowing vertical movements.
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Synchronized swimmers don't age out as rapidly as athletes in other sports.
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The regulators note that the sharks could be lured closer to swimmers.
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Hal called on our best swimmers, Lex and Cooker, to cross first.
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The swimmers were taken off the plane for questioning, the newspaper said.
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The swimmers' reverberating whoops recalled high school pool parties without parents present.
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But these swimmers in Sydney, Australia, take cooling off to the extreme.
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But they needed at least two swimmers in the same age range.
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Among male Olympic swimmers, B.M.I.s hovered around 23, whatever their event length.
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Swimmers dragged him ashore, where he was set upon by a mob.
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She assigns you to investigate the question: Should swimmers worry about sharks?
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Unlike athletes in other sports, swimmers typically do not receive guaranteed money.
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His swimmers would do sets of hundreds of pulls to build strength.
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They pay close attention to swimmers' split times, monitoring signs of fatigue.
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One cool day in autumn, some 20 swimmers performed confident front crawls.
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And some of those rescue swimmers dangling from helicopters are now women.
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The success of Ms. Manuel, along with Ashleigh Johnson, the African-American goalie for the United States women's water polo team, and other minority Olympian swimmers reminds young African-American swimmers of what is possible, Mr. Johnson said.
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The question of how good swimmers are in bed came up, naturally, during a recent Speedo event in which two former Olympic swimmers—Natalie Coughlin and Cullen Jones—led a bunch of journalists through an intense workout class.
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Michael Phelps complained that the suits were distorting swimmers' true skill and ability.
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The 2003 Olympics in Rio have already earned more hardware for both swimmers.
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But the results were the same: They tweeted in formation, like synchronized swimmers.
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Obviously, this tool with the LEDs takes a deeper dive into analyzing swimmers.
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Most swimmers are fragile, he says, and he doesn't want to risk injury.
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If you're looking to make a baby, you're going to need winning swimmers.
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" Also in the investigation, Deluz described the U.S. swimmers as being "very altered.
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Swimmers who can grab hold of the boat could be brought to safety.
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It was an epic battle between the two best swimmers in Olympic history.
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Video footage showed Lochte and the other swimmers vandalizing a Brazilian gas station.
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The group of swimmers will be displayed through the end of the year.
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Michael Phelps is now one of the most famous swimmers of all time.
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The race was likely the last time the swimmers will face off professionally.
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Some men produce sperm that are poor swimmers, a major cause of infertility.
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Polar bears are surprisingly fast swimmers, thanks to their webbed, paddle-like paws.
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The response was very different in Australia, where fellow swimmers praised Horton's stance.
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But it was later discovered that the swimmers had vandalized the gas station.
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The controversy has pitted Brazil's reputation against that of the four U.S. swimmers.
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Lochte himself that he and "three other swimmers" were held up at gunpoint.
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Swimmers can hang towels and robes on a rack by the lagoon entrance.
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Or maybe the "lido-line", a commuter lane for swimmers in London's canals.
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He trained his swimmers to take races out hard and hold the pace.
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American, European and Canadian skiers, swimmers and runners have added their insistent voices.
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On good days, its holiday resorts are a haven for swimmers and sailors.
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The swimmers Katie Ledecky and Michael Phelps continue their gold rush at Rio.
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More than 1,100 minority swimmers from 25 teams attended the three-day event.
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But video cameras showed the swimmers leaving the club at 5:50 a.m.
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Only 45 swimmers at a time are permitted at the pool in Williamsburg.
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Until Carlile's time, swimmers used six leg kicks for every two arm strokes.
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Some lashed out at the American swimmers, contending that they were hiding something.
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We also have international stakeholders, professional swimmers and divers who are helping us.
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It also made the new version water-resistant and added tracking for swimmers.
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That alarmed female swimmers, who alerted politicians, including the local assemblyman, Dov Hikind.
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Synchronized swimmers and women's rugby players are scheduled to compete there this week.
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Swimmers can't drink alcohol before a competition, or have the flu that day.
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Then find safe places to swim, public areas with other swimmers year-round.
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The swimmers, and in particular Lochte, have been widely criticized over the incident.
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On the other side were the wrestlers, swimmers, weightlifters, boxers, and rugby players.
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It was also dangerous for both nearshore swimmers and boats crossing the harbor.
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Start with the most obvious, superficial facts of the sport: Swimmers are toned.
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The other six are two swimmers, two judokas, a cyclist and a shooter.
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Do world-class swimmers' hearts function differently than the hearts of elite runners?
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The result is surprisingly useful, although it's better suited for truly serious swimmers.
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When we think of Olympic athletes, swimmers, gymnasts and runners come to mind.
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Swimmers, canoers and fishermen all converge at Plötzensee, a small lake in Berlin.
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But banning harmful chemicals, say environmental advocates, is one variable swimmers can control.
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"You want it so much for them," he said, referring to his swimmers.
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It offers swimmers company, which enhances safety, especially when the sea is choppy.
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Swimmers have visited the area for decades without any previous reports of contamination.
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The swimmers paid the manager an undisclosed amount and left, the report said.
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In New York, Thomas says they get about 2,500 swimmers every January 1st.
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But according to Sérgio Riera, a Brazilian lawyer who represented swimmers Bentz and Conger, two of the swimmers urinated at the back of the gas station and Lochte punched and damaged an advertisement in a metal frame, reports The Washington Post.
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But local police later told PEOPLE that one of the swimmers in the group was seen on security video allegedly damaging a bathroom at the gas station, and that the swimmers gave over their wallets as payment for the incident.
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Sherris chose to focus on female swimmers in part because she'd always been fascinated by water (the element served as a springboard for her Parsons thesis collection) and in part because she'd always found swimmers' bodies to be quite beautiful.
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Court officials had called for all four swimmers' passports to be seized, but Lochte had already returned to the U.S. Lochte initially told NBC News that the four swimmers were in a taxi that was pulled over by men with badges.
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It became popular with backpackers in the 2000s, later with divers, now with swimmers.
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Full-body swimsuits were developed to make swimmers more buoyant and significantly reduce drag.
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There's no way, I thought, that synchronized swimmers are cracking vertebrae and getting concussions.
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The swimmers said they were robbed and forced out of their taxi at gunpoint.
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Researchers have finally figured out how this unusual configuration makes salp even better swimmers.
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We're pretty sure he's talking about bad boy swimmers with a penchant for partying.
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But if other swimmers taunted Phelps, he listened and used the competition as motivation.
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Colorful males tend to have bigger tails, too, which can make them better swimmers.
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Similarly, the Solomon Islanders believed in good sharks that helped protect fishermen and swimmers.
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Can't help but grab a bag of Scandinavian Swimmers while I'm in line either.
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Runners and jumpers and swimmers and tumblers will be in Brazil, doing their best.
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Efimova was one of seven Russian swimmers originally banned from Rio but then reinstated.
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State Department officials said they were barred from speaking about the swimmers' case specifically.
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If these swimmers are detained, arrested, or prosecuted in Brazil, they are not immune.
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Second, the swimmers may have given false reports — another crime — to Rio law enforcement.
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Though swimmers freeze and thaw much better, sluggish sperm can still create a pregnancy.
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Dadi makes it a point to tell men about their swimmers within 24 hours.
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Therapy dogs recently made the news for assisting swimmers during often-stressful Olympic trials.
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Pictures and videos began to emerge of the four swimmers at the gas station.
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More positive drugs tests have emerged in recent weeks involving Russian wrestlers and swimmers.
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Marathon swimmers and triathletes will ingest this water — and the consequences could be deadly.
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Twenty years ago, the event welcomed fewer swimmers than competed at the Atlanta Olympics.
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Schooling took the gold, relegating Phelps to share second place with two other swimmers.
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Check out this piece on female rescue swimmers in the United States Coast Guard.
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Mr. Veloso did not specify which of the swimmers might have had that motive.
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As a select group of swimmers realized their dreams, their parents contemplated nightmarish scenarios.
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The hope is to encourage more young people to become lifeguards, coaches and swimmers.
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Infections have also been known to occur after swimmers inhaled inadequately chlorinated pool water.
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Just below the pool, swimmers and guests can watch JetBlue A320s coming and going.
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Tigers are also skilled swimmers, according to Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute.
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The civil police said the other swimmers would be asked to provide separate accounts.
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He said the different preparations may not have helped all his swimmers at Budapest.
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The U.S. swimmers are due to attend a news conference in Rio on Wednesday.
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For one, the strong swimmers are built to survive in the female genital tract.
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"As soon as she said that, I thought, 'The Night Swimmers,'" Ms. Byars wrote.
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Their ventricles filled even earlier and untwisted more emphatically than the swimmers' hearts did.
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Many beaches were off limits for swimmers, officials said, as workers tested for pollutants.
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During the cocktail hour, four synchronized swimmers performed routines in Ms. Higgins Clark's pool.
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Brazil's Presidential Chief of Staff, Eliseu Padilha, said the swimmers should be held accountable.
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The swimmers reflect a reality of Australian life: The beach is the country's backyard.
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The show also faced the problem that sharks and people are not comparable swimmers.
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Swimmers should also hold their nose shut or use nose clips when going underwater.
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Still, there is debate among ice swimmers on how far to take the sport.
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He and his fellow swimmers were returning to the Olympic Village from a party.
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"In general, whites abandoned public pools that black swimmers started to use," he explained.
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While on the surface, swimmers create a "bow wave" that slows down forward progress.
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Police said the swimmers were involved in a heated dispute with gas station employees after committing an act of vandalism — an account that was corroborated by the youngest of the swimmers, 20-year-old Gunnar Bentz, who blamed Lochte for the damage.
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Despite the controversy and confusion, some basic details are now the same among the competing stories: There was an altercation at the gas station between the swimmers and locals, a gun was drawn and one or more of the swimmers gave over money.
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Two American swimmers were pulled off their flight to the United States by Brazilian authorities, Olympic officials said Wednesday night, the latest indication that the police are skeptical of the swimmers' claims that they were held up at gunpoint during the Rio Games.
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Around many Australian beaches, visiting sharks can be a danger to swimmers and surfers alike.
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Rough open waters may be a challenge for some swimmers and an opportunity for others.
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The swimmers then walked back to a taxi parked at one of the gas pumps.
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Swimmers push against water to move forward, and water pushes back to slow them down.
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A videographer will enter the water with swimmers and capture their encounter with the animals.
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Olympic gold medalist swimmer Duke Kahanamoku, fourth from left, stands with other swimmers in 1921.
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The swimmers, however, were doing laps in half-frozen water, many of them without wetsuits.
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Volkers gained fame for coaching two of Australia's top swimmers, Samantha Riley and Susie O'Neill.
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But, it's not from any of the other swimmers, it's from his very own son.
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But I brought my strong work ethic and knowledge of swimmers' psyche to the office.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee apologized to Brazil last night for the behavior of the swimmers.
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For $2000, Seattle Sperm Bank (SSB) will post you a vial of his frozen swimmers.
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But at minimum, it seems the swimmers' version of the story is rife with inconsistencies.
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As of this writing, Lochte is in the States, but other swimmers are in Brazil.
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But a day at the beach spent terrorizing swimmers with this amazing animatronic shark suit?
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Family dips may be problematic, too, depending on the ages and genders of the swimmers.
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FINA later issued a warning letter to both swimmers, saying they had displayed "inadequate behavior".
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Blackstock recommends all swimmers rinse off and use the washroom before entering the swimming pool.
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Swimmers chuck their caps in the water; wrestlers evidently dunk their coach onto the mat.
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Phelps competed with his fellow Team USA swimmers Nathan Adrian, Ryan Held and Caeleb Dressel.
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In addition to the app, swimmers need an underwater phone case and underwater ear buds.
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Most open water-swimmers utilize the efficient freestyle stroke, also known as the front crawl.
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Such swimmers are currently tapped on the head by a guide with a long pole.
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Michael Phelps and Allison Schmitt are more than just Olympic swimmers — they're also good friends.
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And to keep from getting sick, the CDC advises swimmers not to swallow pool water.
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Swimmers use strokes per minute, while cyclists rely on handlebar-mounted computers to track cadence.
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All samples collected from Russian swimmers at the 2015 world championships are being re-tested.
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It has become a city landmark and neighborhood attraction, bustling with kids and recreational swimmers.
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Public pools often barred black swimmers, and many pools were situated far from minority neighborhoods.
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According to the Associated Press, the bay is closed for swimmers until noon on Wednesday.
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The US Navy uses sea lions to recover objects at depths that swimmers can't reach.
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Has the taxi driver who drove the swimmers the night of the incident been located?
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Teams get points deducted if swimmers touch the bottom of the pool during the routine.
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The swimmers have a lot to achieve in just a few minutes of performance time.
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He said swimmers had been reaching out to him about organizing a route around Manhattan.
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Norelius was at an exhibition in Miami with professional swimmers and got into the pool.
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The U.S. has amazing institutions to prepare jumpers, swimmers, basketball players, gymnasts, runners and decathletes.
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Other specialized inquiries, including one into accusations of doping by Chinese swimmers, have been opened.
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Swimmers who take part in the preliminary heats, but not the final, also get medals.
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One of their swimmers was mugged a few days before the nine athletes were detained.
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SAR techs are expert swimmers, survival specialists, and carry rifles to fend off polar bears.
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In Northern and Western cities, white swimmers typically imposed racial segregation through violence and intimidation.
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The federation said that Russian divers, synchronized swimmers and water polo players were not implicated.
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These swimmers will also receive appearance fees, along with all the travel and accommodation costs.
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One of the sights at Ginnie Springs Outdoors in northern Florida: swimmers in mermaid costumes.
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That pool is 241 feet by 21969 feet and was designed to accommodate 2126,241 swimmers.
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He said many top swimmers were forced to do other work to finance their careers.
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But there were interesting if small differences between the swimmers and runners, the researchers found.
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The footage showed sweeping views of the country's coastline and swimmers splashing in the sea.
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The Red Cross advises swimmers to only venture into water when there's a lifeguard onshore.
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Hosts set their own prices; Swimply takes a commission, plus a "service charge" from swimmers.
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Previously, four swimmers had crossed the water between England and France three times without stopping.
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These days the great swimmers, gymnasts and mandolin players all seem to be kids. 21982.
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Of course, ditching goggles is tricky for synchronized swimmers who have less-than-perfect vision.
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The gas station manager then showed up and requested the swimmers pay for the damage.
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The swimmers turned back towards Serbia after they were spotted, but only one made it.
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What if hackers take over these franken-sharks and force them to charge at swimmers?
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"The guys, some butterfly swimmers in the training are much faster than me," she said.
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A paper published in March in the European Journal of Sport Science titled "Do faster swimmers spend longer underwater than slower swimmers at World Championships" found that, though general underwater swim times have been increasing over the last few decades (by an average of between 163 and 6 meters more than in the past), the world's best swimmers spend slightly less time underwater in the 100 meter freestyle than their slower counterparts.
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Mr. Busch, 65, said he worried about his swimmers' welfare on every international trip, but at this Olympics, his level of concern was high enough that he had proposed to his staff that the swimmers fly home on Sunday, the day after the competition ended.
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The official results showed the first two swimmers with the same time of 1:52:59.8.
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But tour operators cater to both advanced and novice swimmers and offer stroke analysis and coaching.
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He threatened to boycott the 2010 Olympics if swimmers were allowed to compete in these suits.
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They pulled out their guns, they told the other swimmers to get down on the ground.
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Eventually he was captured by some swimmers and more or less dragged back to the beach.
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In Aleksander Mikhailovich "Rodtchenko's 'A Leap'" (1934), water meets skies in the aerial acrobatics of swimmers.
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Typically kangaroos are fine swimmers, but this one struggled in the waves and eventually became unconscious.
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Extended footage released on Twitter shows the swimmers being made to sit down at the station.
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Within seconds, the app can assess the quality of a man's swimmers with 98 percent accuracy.
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A package bundle with additional heart rate trackers for triathletes and swimmers will go for $650.
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There's a print with a striped umbrella, swimmers in the ocean and sunbathers at the beach.
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Taking out their weapons, the guards told the swimmers to pay for the damage before leaving.
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Mullen has a theory: Swimmers simply burn out by the time they hit their late 20s.
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Once populations of sharks and humans are factored in, today's swimmers are actually safer than ever.
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According to Brazilian authorities, the swimmers were stopped by security after they allegedly vandalized a bathroom.
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"Unfortunately, the swimmers told one lie after another," the anonymous official told The New York Times.
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For most swimmers, though, the biggest gains would come not from extreme fitness but intense concentration.
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Less clear is how Brazilian authorities will deal with the US swimmers who remain in Brazil.
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I think this is the wrong decision and it will galvanize the swimmers, not break them.
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The new kind of idealized body—no longer the flat-chested broad shouldered swimmers—was waifish.
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New South Wales' A$16 million shark strategy to protect swimmers and surfers, announced in Oct.
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The other 3 swimmers involved in the Rio incident were also suspended, but for less time.
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Whether pan-seared or fried, these recipes are all serious swimmers (see what we did there?)
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Over 80% of rescues by beach lifeguards result from swimmers who are trapped in the current.
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The Swimmers have been doing their thing, and doing it well, for a good while now.
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The agency warns swimmers against trying to hold their breath for long periods of time underwater.
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The swimmers wore both activity monitors while doing intervals of the butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and frontcrawl.
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As she entered the water, a staff member allegedly asked other swimmers to exit the pool.
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They even have webbing between their toes and they're really good swimmers, and can even dive.
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He is one of the few national-caliber male swimmers to take instruction from a woman.
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The task of verifying Thomas's swim will fall to the San Francisco-based Marathon Swimmers Federation.
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O.K., the made-up robbery story by the male swimmers at the Olympics is a blemish.
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The swimmers Missy Franklin and Katie Ledecky lead the American women's 4x200-meter freestyle relay team.
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It is not the first time American swimmers have gotten into hot water at an Olympics.
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It's like a swimming coach who exhorts the swimmers but dares not wet his own feet!
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They included beaver-tailed swimmers, tree climbers, hoppers, burrowers and small carnivores that ate baby dinosaurs.
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While they tread beneath the surface, the swimmers are guided by music coming from underwater speakers.
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These swimmers somehow make going for a jog on the surface of the water look effortless.
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The group of swimmers, which also included Jimmy Feigen, 26, then got out of the car.
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In 2012, she was not among the top-ranked swimmers in the 100 or the 200.
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The duel between DiRado and Hosszu pitted two of the most successful swimmers of this Olympics.
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The taxi stopped at a gas station and the swimmers got out to use the restroom.
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Swimsuit brand Summersalt, for example, released a Swim Tunic for swimmers who follow modest dress codes.
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Many swimmers were sporting creative and/or funny hats to compete for the best hat award.
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Ditto for divers and synchronized swimmers, who bend and contort in the air and the water.
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Police are investigating accounts by four U.S. swimmers of a robbery, after inconsistencies in their testimonies.
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Joydayne Whyte, 9, one of the swimmers, was 3 when she first watched Olympic synchronized swimming.
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That doesn't stop these brave swimmers from diving in and competing against each other in races.
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They live up to 40 years and are phenomenal swimmers; their hydrodynamic shape inspires naval engineers.
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At one point, they had 14 swimmers on the team, but now there are only five.
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Judging by the number of swimmers still in the water, many deemed it worth that risk.
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Everyone knows that seals are delightfully fat and wonderful swimmers, but it wasn't working for me.
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Patrons, meanwhile, get a view of the ombré shallows (and the barely clad swimmers enjoying them).
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But by evening, the operation had shifted to recovery, with officers searching for swimmers presumed drowned.
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It seems to be working so far, although there are a lot more swimmers to reach.
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The Times was given special permission by both the pool and the swimmers to photograph inside.
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Navy swimmers are also shown pulling migrants in lifebelts toward safety, according to the navy pictures.
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In ice swimming, perhaps counterintuitively, slow swimmers are often considered more "hard core" than speedy ones.
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Swimmers have to monitor themselves vigilantly, too: their breathing, physical and mental states, and skin tone.
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The swimmers paid for damages and left before police arrived, Veloso said at the news conference.
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Of course, swimmers still compete with nose clips - and everyone agrees those should not go anywhere.
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Perhaps there is a welcoming bonhomie we grant to the other swimmers who populate a spot.
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The two swimmers grabbed the pod, and with its support they made their way to shore.
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The New York Times adds that Brazilian investigators have not found any evidence to support the swimmers' claims, nor have they been able to find the taxicab driver whose cab was allegedly pulled over (the swimmers said they couldn't remember the make or model of their taxi).
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Swimmers, though, somehow seem to escape that endurance/speed/size trade-off, according to a new study published in July in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, which for the first time closely examines the morphology of a large group of world-class swimmers and runners.
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Accordingly, signs posted onshore warn swimmers: This thing can ruin your day, and most likely your life.
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"These two swimmers got infections that affected the rest of their lives in huge ways," Cox says.
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The news soon came, however, that Franklin would be one of three swimmers dropped for the final.
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Kids there grow up playing in the river, learning to be strong swimmers because of its current.
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But for people who live on the border, everyday life goes on, and the swimmers are undeterred.
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Hugh Hefner "rescues" one of the swimmers in the indoor pool of his Chicago apartment in 210.
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Populous China cannot afford foreign notions of freedom, volunteered Mr Xu, pointing to nearby hordes of swimmers.
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The conflict: a 100-meter breaststroke battle between two swimmers, American Lilly King and Russian Yulia Efimova.
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PHOTO: American swimmers Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger, leave the police station at Rio's airport early Thursday pic.twitter.
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Now the newborns are master swimmers … but might need a few years of therapy down the line.
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It is not representative of what is expected as Olympians, as Americans, as swimmers and as individuals.
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Lochte had already left the country but the three other swimmers were held in Rio for questioning.
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It's unclear what damage the swimmers caused as there were no visible signs of damage on Friday.
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The White House has referred the US swimmers' matter to the State Department, a spokesperson said. Sen.
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First, the swimmers said they were stopped in a taxi by fake police and robbed at gunpoint.
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The USOC initially called the reports false, later confirming with the swimmers and issuing a new statement.
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It also didn't hurt that, like most professional male swimmers, he looked pretty good without his shirt.
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The official says the manager called the police, but when they arrived, the swimmers were already gone.
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Top international swimmers have expressed dismay over Sun's recent reprieve, including Olympic 100m breaststroke champion Adam Peaty.
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SwimTeam was just a prototype, however, so it's not clear whether it'll ever reach IRL swimmers' hands.
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Swimmers are also at risk, but only if contaminated water gets into an open cut or wound.
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The varying accuracy may be related to stroke technique and how individual swimmers perform, O Laighin said.
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Grittier salespeople stay in their jobs, grittier swimmers win more medals and grittier pupils persevere with university.
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Their ultimate aim is to issue warnings in real-time to help swimmers avoid any sticky situations.
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The young bears appear to be adept swimmers, though their mother kept a watchful eye on them.
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According to police, the swimmers were stopped by security after they allegedly vandalized a gas station bathroom.
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Swimming underwater and upside down, not to mention getting kicked again, can set swimmers back as well.
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Mr. Lochte went on to say that the swimmers had been robbed upon returning to the taxi.
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Investigators have been unable to find the taxi driver who delivered the swimmers back to the village.
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The special police precinct for tourists and foreigners started investigating because the swimmers' stories were quite contradictory.
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Yet as the police raise doubts about the swimmers, many are taking their word at face value.
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Burgess and Ritter also said swimmers should avoid areas where fish — most sharks' preferred food — are abundant.
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Synchronized swimmers often create patterns that alternate back and forth, giving what FINA calls a kaleidoscopic effect.
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The apology came as testimony emerged from other American swimmers challenging Mr. Lochte's initial version of events.
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Led by Ledecky and inspired by Phelps, the American swimmers won 27 individual medals, including 11 golds.
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He seemed intent, however, on supporting individual swimmers who wanted to make the attempt around the island.
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Somehow the swimmers splashed through their daily warm-ups without colliding, or even coming close to colliding.
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Franklin is one of America's most prominent swimmers, but still, how did Crouse know it was her?
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Underwater for about two-thirds of each performance, synchronized swimmers require stamina, flexibility, endurance and, always, poise.
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It is not representative of what is expected as Olympians, as Americans, as swimmers and as individuals.
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But the presence of boats and swimmers has disrupted the dolphins' habits and natural behavior, officials said.
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In theory, sharks would take the bait, and the threat of injury to swimmers would be reduced.
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Many Florida beaches over the weekend flew purple flags warning swimmers of "Dangerous Marine Life," she said.
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The sources acknowledge the swimmers were deceptive by implying they were pulled over in a moving cab.
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There, the cameras were static, with photographers having to wait for the swimmers to enter the frame.
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The swimmers (Did I imagine they were blushing?) gathered their packs and headed off with the pup.
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One area of the pond was devoted to geared-up swimmers checking their lap times on watches.
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Swimmers or divers should take steps to prevent infection, such as blocking water from entering the nose.
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With time and effort many swimmers learn to move more like a dolphin than a flailing Labrador.
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Competitive swimmers train with gear that, when used properly, can help improve their technique, strength, and endurance.
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She loved the churn and the separation of bodies as the slower swimmers fell behind the swifter.
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There was an early start, with swimmers aged 6-18 required for warm-up laps by 8am.
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Recently, a couple of swimmers from Jemima's team were accepted into the mainstream squad for additional training.
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Michelle Mead, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service, said it's not about people being weak swimmers.
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She was pulled unresponsive from the water by two other swimmers, and attempts to resuscitate her failed.
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Around them strolled the 50 or so swimmers, ages 12 to 65, wearing swimsuits and flip-flops.
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The student had written that the two turtles had in common that they were both great swimmers.
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According to the USOC, Bentz and Conger's passports have been released and the swimmers have left Rio.
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Fallout continues to hit the three other swimmers involved in the international Olympic incident known as Lochtegate.
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The truth is that a calamity did strike — a wave of unusual shark attacks against human swimmers.
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Though the recent success of African-American swimmers in the Olympics, like Simone Manuel, who at the Rio Games last year became the first black woman to win an individual Olympic gold medal in swimming, may open the door more, there are still disproportionately fewer African-American swimmers.
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Speed swimmers look a bit like manta rays translated into bipedal form: long-torsoed, long-armed, short-legged.
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Marathon swimming, a sport rooted in swimmers who braved the English Channel, is relatively new to the Olympics.
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These Georgia Tech swimmers are trying to look like they're having a good time swimming in the snow.
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Synchronized Swimmers are very strong though, and the sister duet still competed at the competition they were at.
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The swimmers had to wear full face masks to protect their eyes and mouth but the masks leaked.
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Other CCTV video obtained by PEOPLE shows the swimmers at a gas station on the night in question.
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While calming the nerves of anxious swimmers, they can trap marine life in their nets, sharks or otherwise.
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Part of the pool's floor will be transparent, so swimmers can peer down from above (and vice versa).
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Earlier this year, Australia began installing protective nets to protect swimmers from sharks, following a series of attacks.
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The men told the swimmers to drop to the ground and demanded their money and belongings, Lochte said.
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We can imagine most will just be happy about the lack of sand being stuck in one's swimmers.
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Instead, he said, one or more of the four U.S. swimmers are responsible for vandalizing a gas station.
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The installation, titled "SOS (Safety Orange Swimmers)," was created by two local artists, Ann Hirsch and Jeremy Angier.
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"It is advantageous for swimmers to receive immediate feedback on their swimming form," said Thomas Hermann of CITEC.
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Through her vast experience, Hauser knows not to touch the 25-ton swimmers when they are close by.
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If swimmers do develop a rash, they should use antihistamine creams, calamine lotion and take an oatmeal bath.
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He said his experience had become a teachable moment for his children and the swimmers he helps coach.
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Flag 4: Inconsistent physical evidence: Video surveillance appeared to show the swimmers with their valuables later that evening.
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Uber-gold medalist Michael Phelps and Katie Ledecky are the now "go-to" swimmers for advertisers, Burton said.
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This aerial view of swimmers in Bulgaria by Yavor Michev took home the top prize for that country.
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Lochte had initially said the group of swimmers were robbed at gunpoint after a night out in Rio.
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However, Olympic and world breaststroke champion Adam Peaty said swimmers should have the right to express their opinion.
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The lesson is not that society needs to be more lenient with rapists who aren't blond Stanford swimmers.
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Rio police have said they plan to interview the swimmers as part of their investigation into the robbery.
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Lochte's camp also says there's no truth to the cops' claim one of the swimmers confessed to lying.
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Lochte claims he and the other swimmers offered around $50 for the damage but the station wanted more.
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The swimmers started an argument with staff at the station, who demanded payment for the damage, police added.
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Rescue authorities in Australia are using drones to identify sharks and provide assistance to swimmers threatened by them.
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We're also told the 4 swimmers were interviewed individually, so they had clearly gone over their story beforehand.
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Video from 9 News shows the X-Men star with other swimmers at a beach in Sydney, Australia.
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The Ionic provides lap counting — showing swimmers real-time laps, exercise duration and calories burned for swims. 4.
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U.S. SWIMMERS BENTZ AND CONGER HAVE ENTERED RIO POLICE STATION FOR INTERVIEW OVER ARMED ROBBERY STORY - REUTERS WITNESS
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Two days later four United States swimmers were held up at gunpoint by robbers posing as police officers.
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And that's why I think you're going to see more and more swimmers continuing to stay in swimming.
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That result was replicated in recent study of competitive swimmers, in which the athletes improved their lung capacities.
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He approached Crystal in the fall of 22009 because he liked the way she interacted with her swimmers.
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A life-size black-and-white cardboard photo montage shows 10 champion swimmers from the early 20th century.
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It's unclear what damage the swimmers caused, as there were no visible signs of damage after the incident.
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During the 2016 Rio Olympics, large installations of swimmers, divers and other athletes popped up across the city.
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It emphasizes fitness and health, with Apple showing a video of runners, gymnasts and swimmers using the watch.
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The makers hope theirs will be the ones that have other swimmers casting envious looks across the pool.
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He believed swimmers should start high-level competition at a young age, a radical notion at the time.
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Synchronized swimmers from China earned a silver medal for their team performance at the 2019 FINA World Championships.
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Using teamwork and breath control, swimmers huddle underwater to prepare to lift a teammate out of the water.
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"I always thought female swimmers didn't get enough attention in terms of the way they look," she says.
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A Brazilian judge ordered the swimmers to remain in Rio, but Mr. Lochte had already left the country.
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One of the swimmers had spoken with the police, they said, and given a report of the episode.
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In the men's 400 individual medley, the Japanese swimmers Kosuke Hagino and Daiya Seto could finish 1-2.
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She and Hungary's Krisztina Egerszegi are the only swimmers to win gold medals in consecutive Olympics as teenagers.
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Then there was the "robbery" incident with the four American swimmers, which made the atmosphere even more charged.
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This year, one of the swimmers won recognition for best hat, in the shape of downtown Skellefteå landmarks.
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The red dots represented dead "swimmers" and the green were live ones: sperm samples from a queen bee.
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The four arms on the spermbot suits opened and released the drug-soaked swimmers straight into the tumor.
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Police are skeptical about the account of four US swimmers who claimed to have been robbed on Sunday.
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Instead, they increasingly look like a gadget useful enough that runners, swimmers, hikers, and bikers might want one.
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The Hikari Tropical Semi-Floating Micro Pellets are a nutritious food that appeals specifically to mid-level swimmers.
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They include 30 current swimmers and retired former champions Lenny Krayzelburg, Jason Lezak, Mark Foster and Peter Mankoc.
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Its gold-sand beaches and warm ocean waters are popular with swimmers, snorkelers and whale and shark watchers.
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It turned out, to no one's surprise, that the athletes, whether runners or swimmers, enjoyed enviable heart health.
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Their heart rates hovered around 50 beats per minute, with the runners' rates slightly lower than the swimmers'.
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But for many years, the city had problems finding enough young swimmers willing and qualified to become lifeguards.
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In this short film, one of the most popular videos we've published, swimmers face down the high dive.
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Its leaders knew that American swimmers, runners and jumpers were doping with the complicity of top Olympic coaches.
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When a Stanford swimmer brutally assaulted another student, it didn't change everyone's perception of swimmers as a whole.
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Rio Games organizers on Thursday defended the four swimmers, saying they were just kids who made a mistake.
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Photograph by Alice Zoo for The New Yorker In the twentieth century, many swimmers shifted to chlorinated pools.
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A mother duck and her fluffy queue of ducklings circled the pond with me and the other swimmers.
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Movies would have you think that sharks are bloodthirsty predators that pose a threat to swimmers and surfers.
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Even when properly shaped, today's sperm are often pathetic swimmers, veering like drunks or paddling crazily in circles.
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Resounding boos rang out around the Olympic Aquatics Centre for Efimova, and other Russian swimmers were also targeted.
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Chlorine disinfectants react with molecules in swimmers' pee, sweat, dead skin, and lotions to produce irritating chemicals called chloramines.
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Criminal charges have reportedly been recommended for U.S. Olympic swimmers James Feigen and Ryan Lochte, according to ABC News.
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Phelps thanked Kyle Lowry, Draymond Green, DeAndre Jordan, Demarcus Cousins and Durant for coming by to support the swimmers.
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But once you slide into the water, the setup can propel even the worst of swimmers at impressive speeds.
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"You know as a swimmer you've heard those stories that swimmers gotta intake all these calories," Lochte, 31, explains.
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Maybe it was realizing she won't ever have a baby of her own (after all, Fred's swimmers don't swim).
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On a good day, swimmers are two inches away from getting kicked in the head by an Olympic athlete.
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The real talk coming out of the semifinals at Maria Lenk Aquatics Center, though, surrounded two swimmers from China.
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Prior to this point, BMW had fit adhesive markers on the same joint locations on swimmers, sans the LEDs.
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The sheriff's office said that many swimmers aren't prepared for the cold water's depth and current, according to CNN.
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Popular with snorkelers and swimmers, the calm turquoise-blue water is filled with unique corals, tropical fish and turtles.
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But Brazilian authorities said they found that there was actually an altercation between the swimmers and gas station security.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee and USA Swimming have said they will consider whether to take action against the swimmers.
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They're such fast swimmers, and the guides yell at you to swim with them, but not to touch them.
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As proof, he recalled how the 32-year-old swimming champion recently spent hours signing autographs for young swimmers.
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The other swimmers are still in Brazil and continue to cooperate with authorities, the U.S. Olympic Committee told TIME.
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Authorities later alleged that the reported robbery was actually payment for the swimmers' alleged vandalism at a gas station.
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The CDC eventually concluded that chlorine disinfectants were reacting with proteins from swimmers' pee, sweat, dead skin, and lotions.
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Mayor Bill De Blasio said the city is considering closing the beaches to swimmers on Monday and Tuesday, too.
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Standard deviations from the mean age increased as well, meaning we're seeing a wider age range in Olympic swimmers.
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Then, the number cut to Shannon Purser emerging from a pool surrounded by synchronized swimmers cosplaying as Barb diving.
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"As swimmers who represent our country and are passionate about our sport, we need to ask why," he added.
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Swimmers from Washington state, Ohio, New Jersey and New York took the plunge in elaborate costumes and skimpy Speedos.
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Over time, these tiny swimmers swam downstream to Vasse River, spawned and have now taken over the whole river.
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Because surfers swallow more seawater than other swimmers, Leonard expected to find more antibiotic-resistant bacteria in their guts.
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But ouabain inhibits the sodium-potassium pump in mature sperm cells too, which seems to make them lousier swimmers.
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When there are fewer southern right and Bryde's whales to spot, you can cheer on hearty sea swimmers instead.
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Submerging it in water could drown the speaker and microphone, which kept it off the wrists of serious swimmers.
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There aren't many DJs I attach colors and images to in the same way I do with the Swimmers.
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The Chinese Swimming Association announced previously that six Chinese swimmers had failed doping tests during the 2015-16 season.
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The Olympic medalist initially claimed that he and three fellow swimmers had been held up at gunpoint and robbed.
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Sure, Phelps hopes that all the swimmers he's training with can also make the Olympic team along with him.
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Lochte initially claimed that he and fellow Olympic swimmers Feigen, Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger were robbed at gunpoint.
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Panama City Beach Police said in a statement that they had received multiple calls of distressed swimmers on Sunday.
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All the players except captain Oh Hee-ji are still in their teens, and were chosen from former swimmers.
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He asked her if she would like to work with some of his swimmers who were seeking private lessons.
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U.S. Olympic swimmers Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger are back on American soil after a rough ride in Rio.
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" Two Russian swimmers filed appeals of their exclusion from the Rio Olympics, claiming the decision was "invalid" and "unenforceable.
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The clear-bottomed pool would be on the lowest level, allowing swimmers to look down over the breathtaking scenery.
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The Kosovo Olympic Committee introduced the eight: two swimmers, two judokas, two in athletics, one shooter and a cyclist.
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Swimmers compete in the women's 100-meter butterfly and 400-meter freestyle, and the men's 100-meter breast stroke.
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OMAHA — For the best swimmers in the United States, the road to Rio de Janeiro goes through CenturyLink Center.
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The seven additions could include swimmers, cyclists and a wrestler with previous doping violations who have served their punishments.
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After the backstroke, Hosszu avoided making eye contact with Tusup, who upbraided her while swimmers from other teams stared.
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He could not understand why the three swimmers with Mr. Lochte had not come forward earlier with the truth.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article reversed the identities of two swimmers arriving in Miami.
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Lilly King also used the pool as a lectern, as one of several swimmers who spoke out against doping.
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Judged for their artistic as well as athletic skills, synchro swimmers put considerable effort into their themes and choreography.
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Chairs and cabanas are available for rent at the beach, where the shallow and often calm water attracts swimmers.
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Emerging video confirms the swimmers indeed stopped at a gas station on the way home, which they reportedly vandalized.
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Media gather at police station where US swimmers Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger, and Jimmy Feigen are being held pic.twitter.
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Others brought open-water swimmers in wet suits, stacks of warm blankets, Arabic translators and boxes of dry clothes.
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It even allows the pet owner to snap pics of their swimmers or turn the lights on and off.
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Malanquini believes the police made this case a priority because it involved American swimmers and occurred during the Olympics.
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The figures in "Blue Swimmers" are ghostly and insubstantial, made of watery brushstrokes the same consistency as the water.
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The bluish skin gives the swimmers a deathly pallor, while the crepuscular light is just plain creepy and weird.
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Strong swimmers will find that scuba diving is the best way to explore what lies beneath the ocean's surface.
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Nearby another reporter was filmed twirling in the pool, still wearing his shirt and tie, surrounded by synchronized swimmers.
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It would start by deploying a pair of swimmers to quickly search the ship's hull at the water line.
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When the video restarts the swimmers come out with their hands up, Ryan is standing and then goes down.
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One of the swimmers, Joydayne Whyte, remembers the moment she decided that she wanted to be an Olympic athlete.
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"There are probably fewer swimmers in the public high school system than there were many years ago," he said.
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Mr. Hutchison has worked with several Olympic swimmers, including the medalists Margaret Hoelzer, Caroline Burckle and Kara Lynn Joyce.
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Also, a Russian gold medalist is preparing a team of synchronized swimmers in Jamaica for their first Olympic accolades.
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His twin sister was one of the so-called freedom swimmers, who literally swam from China to the city.
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During that process, the strongest swimmers get closer to the stricture's mouth, while the slower cells are left behind.
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But in 216, formal complaints and lawsuits accusing male coaches of sexually abusing underage female swimmers began to proliferate.
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I devoted my first awkward stroke to pulling my suit back up as the swimmers around me pulled ahead.
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Trilobites The larvae of fish that live in coral reefs are tiny, and they are not very good swimmers.
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The actor is also shown beckoning other swimmers to shore, away from a rip current flowing out to sea.
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Leah Smith was second in 4:03.77 — the third time this week the two swimmers finished first and second.
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"WETs 4 Vets," the swimmers replied in unison, military style, as they treaded water in an ever-expanding circle.
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No one is sure what it means, much like similar images in the Cave of Swimmers in the Sahara.
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Weertman said that with so many swimmers going into the narrow finish channel, it was hard not to touch anyone.
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They then combined and analyzed data from 19 of the studies that compared the swimmers to people who stayed dry.
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However, Goldberg noted, it's important for swimmers to add some weight-bearing exercises to their routines to maintain bone density.
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Just because it&aposs "nice and sunny" after the storm passes, Medlin said, there&aposs still a risk for swimmers.
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Lochte and the other swimmers can be seen getting back out of the car at the end of the footage.
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We're told he did take money from the swimmers, but only to cover the expenses, and then let them go.
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They have have one-way stretch compression zones around the thighs and glute, prompting swimmers to keep certain muscles activated.
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They have have one-way stretch compression zones around the thighs and glute, prompting swimmers to keep certain muscles activated.
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That has the company implementing LEDs, just as they would on their cars, but as illuminated markers on swimmers' bodies.
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An underwater camera then interfaces with the motion tracking technology, and BMW's software enables coaches to analyze swimmers' dolphin kick.
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Plus, if you have huge shoulders like me, you'd probably be considered one of the strongest swimmers in the fishbowl.
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According to Veloso, the swimmers offered to pay for damages to the value of $100 Brazilian Riais plus US$20.
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The decor included a '50s candy shoppe, absinthe fountain lounge, photo trailer and concession stands Synchronized swimmers entertained the guests.
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Sedentary athletes aren't boaters — and they're not exactly swimmers, runners, dancers, walkers, jumpers, hoppers, skippers, gallopers, racers or movers either.
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I was supposed to be coaching and some of the swimmers were like 'Man, what a terrible day to swim.
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Swimmers and divers can explore the spring and the hidden underwater caves from May 1 to September 30 each year.
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There was also one piece of advice that even pro-swimmers might have trouble following: don't pee in the pool.
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We don't only want to be looked at as swimmers without a personality just with a flag on the cap.
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Two swimmers, a man and a child, were able to be rescued from the water, according to Action Jax 30 .
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Muhammad said he had never met Turner and that he only keeps in touch with elite swimmers within the program.
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CNN asked Muhammad in June for his reaction to the case since few Stanford swimmers have spoken publicly about it.
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Lauer asked Lochte about using the word "victims" in an earlier interview while police have said the swimmers were vandals.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said they will remain off-limits to swimmers and surfers on Monday, too.
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However, they're also known as pretty good swimmers—this one just decided to take a dip on the wrong day.
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Researchers knew that when sperm is exposed to progesterone, a hormone put out by ova, they become more energetic swimmers.
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China, who issued warning penalties to two swimmers on Monday who failed tests, and Russia have denied cover up claims.
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Veloso also said that a guard pulled out his firearm because one of the swimmers was being volatile, Reuters reported.
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On Thursday, US officials downplayed any diplomatic concerns, saying the matter was for the swimmers and Brazilian police to resolve.
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Here are the 5 things to watch for today as the world's best swimmers and gymnasts go head to head.
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You got to hand it to these swimmers from Georgia Tech: they're dedicated to swimming no matter what the conditions.
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So, why not tame our little sex swimmers as a means of treating disease—by strapping little hats onto them?
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After two security guards approached the swimmers' taxi and instructed them to get out, Bentz says Lochte lost his temper.
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Pollution is also a major concern for the open water swimmers after dangerous 'super bacteria' were found off Rio's beaches.
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Lochte later admitted to "over exaggerating" the story, and later reports said the swimmers had damaged a gas station bathroom.
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They've also been unable to track down the taxi driver involved or find further evidence to corroborate the swimmers' accounts.
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Noticing a pod of massive orcas charging towards them, the swimmers wisely exited the water for the safety of land.
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Never before have swimmers had the luxury of listening to music while underwater, but The Dash changes the game completely.
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