There is little room for green spaces or swimming pools.
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This includes attractive nuisances, such as trampolines and swimming pools.
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Give me ranch fountains, ranch swimming pools, and ranch rivers.
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In Florida they inquire about the safety of swimming pools.
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"They're still just doing manic circles around concrete swimming pools."
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In July 1935, Jews were banned from public swimming pools.
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Mr. Greer said swimming pools around his neighborhood are rank.
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That is the equivalent of 4.4 million Olympic swimming pools.
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Boat trailers park on front lawns; swimming pools are abundant.
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The shaking expelled water from swimming pools throughout the region.
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It is a trend that has a complicated history, including segregated swimming pools and beaches, attacks against African-Americans at pools as well as socioeconomic forces that divided access to swimming pools along class lines.
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That's enough water to fill 2200 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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That's enough water to fill 1.1 billion Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Like, I saw these guys flying out of empty swimming pools.
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Lawns have faded to brown and swimming pools have gone dry.
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That's roughly the equivalent of 64 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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The grounds include a hotel, bars, restaurant, spa and swimming pools.
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"I was offered Jacuzzis and swimming pools and saunas," he said.
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Take advantage of the unique swimming pools located throughout Disney resorts.
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Swimming pools, Fadugba says, are also a rare sight in Nigeria.
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Families head out on weekends to swimming pools, cafes, and spas.
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So with all these homes closed, these swimming pools were vacant.
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That's enough water to fill almost 13 million Olympic swimming pools.
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Shingles were kidnapped from roofs; swimming pools dissolved into the ocean.
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Avoiding swimming pools that may contain contaminated water is also important.
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Mashable said it could fill 462 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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All the thermal swimming pools are deserted now; they're completely empty.
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Jeff Wiltse, a historian and author of the book "Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America," said decades of segregation at public swimming pools created a legacy of not swimming in black communities.
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They compete by offering things like luxurious swimming pools and gourmet dining.
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No swimming pools, no cross-fit classes, no fun weekly field trips.
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The resort also has seven swimming pools and an expansive art collection.
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That's enough milk to fill more than 1,500 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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That's about as much water as 112 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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That's enough to fill more than 10.4 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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The four circles on this mural consist of images of swimming pools.
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She is tall and blond, with eyes as blue as swimming pools.
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The top floor features four penthouses with spacious terraces and swimming pools.
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The home comes with two swimming pools, one of which is indoors ...
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Three racially charged confrontations have occurred at swimming pools already this summer.
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People avoided swimming pools and physical exertion and cleaned their homes obsessively.
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The Anthem, Mr. Hurwitz's new venue, does not have any swimming pools.
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Fancy condo developments came with amenities like roof decks and swimming pools!
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Rather than integrate its public swimming pools, the city of Jackson, Miss.
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Alongside 28.1,21926 offices, there were 273 bowling alleys and two swimming pools.
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That's enough to fill more than 15 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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Swimming pools have always been spaces where social inequalities have played out.
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Nonetheless, racism at swimming pools still manifests itself in the 83st century.
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Hockney's fascination with swimming pools during this era was tinged with eroticism.
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In other words: Safe for accidental exposure to toilets, swimming pools and rain.
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A month's supply would be enough to fill 100 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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The CDC doesn't want you to stay out of swimming pools this summer.
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Rich Capetonians are full of stories about neighbours still topping up swimming pools.
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Aerial shots from the regime's video feature wide, green streets and swimming pools.
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But humans place birdbaths and water lawns; they build swimming pools and fountains.
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But the two rarely go together, outside of swimming pools and disaster movies.
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The leaked water is enough to fill more than 300 Olympic swimming pools.
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The home features both indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a private lake.
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Among 10 swimming pools, two are earmarked for families and another for children.
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It also has three swimming pools, one of which has a glass floor.
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The warehouse is home to everything from swimming pools and televisions to diapers.
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What is surprising is why: The country's public swimming pools are in trouble.
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This is roughly the volume of three Olympic-size swimming pools every second.
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Swimming pools get abandoned because of natural disasters, poor management, and other reasons.
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We usually think of swimming pools as places for fun, relaxation, and exercise.
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And of course in South Florida people have a lot of swimming pools.
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China's annual consumption of ice cream would fill 2,344 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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" In another, she takes credit for having built "4,000 swimming pools in Rome.
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Owners also have access to resort amenities like swimming pools, restaurants and gyms.
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Sandbags were piled up outside garages and front doors, and along swimming pools.
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Some luxury bunkers offer amenities like movie theaters, swimming pools, and rock walls.
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Chemicals like chlorine and bromine are added to swimming pools to fight germs.
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Much of his training as a rescue swimmer had been in swimming pools.
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Retirees have been rushed from swimming pools, and offices and streets shut down.
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It required enough concrete to fill more than 370 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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The house is a 10-bedroom, 26,000-square-foot mansion with three swimming pools.
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Showcased in the video are aerial shots of wide green boulevards and swimming pools.
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When we think concrete, we usually picture white pavements, swimming pools, and building foundations.
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There's everything from dazzling swimming pools, sharp 4K TVs, and intelligent home lighting systems.
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Suddenly these foreigners are in co-ed schools, discos, swimming pools, hospitals and parks.
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The estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard.
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I will neuter all your pet dogs and fill your swimming pools with borscht!
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Cabanas, outdoor televisions, swimming pools — all have become commonplace in the luxury housing market.
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There were even swimming pools that children could swim in during the summer months.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Why can't they fix the swimming pools at the Rio Olympics?
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Sand is used for filtration in water-treatment facilities, septic systems, and swimming pools.
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"It would be premature to tell people to avoid swimming pools," Dr. Glesby said.
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Their notes even included details on things like when the swimming pools were open.
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This villa in Canggu, Indonesia, has a cinema, two swimming pools, and a helipad.
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I also saw row after row of McMansions, many of them with swimming pools.
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Golf courses, tennis and basketball courts, swimming pools, and rock-climbing walls must close.
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In the summer, locals take advantage of its four swimming pools and day camp.
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Even the swimming pools in the city have been shut due to water scarcity.
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Photographer Maria Svarbova focuses on the Communist-era swimming pools of her native Slovakia.
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Militias soon form to defend or seize control of swimming pools and other water sources.
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It occurs in freshwater, such as lakes and rivers, or in poorly maintained swimming pools.
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Bakonyi focused on deserted sidewalks, abandoned swimming pools, and vast landscapes seemingly devoid of life.
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Outside, the estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard.
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The resulting photographs turn hotel rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and swimming pools into an uncanny valley.
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Ever-bigger and faster ships boasted fancy restaurants, swimming pools, cinemas and even department stores.
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The new estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard.
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Outside, the 3-acre plot boasts two swimming pools, two spas and a private vineyard.
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Beachfront rooms and villas come with their own butlers and personal full-sized swimming pools.
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Pleasure was soon replaced by panic: lakes are not supposed to look like swimming pools.
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The development comes complete with a landscaped central park, fountains, tennis courts and swimming pools.
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Meanwhile Cleveland, Ohio and Philadelphia tied for No. 1 in most swimming pools per capita.
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The resort features three swimming pools, four tennis courts, a golf course and snorkeling excursions.
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Similar strikes have taken place this week at street cleaning services, schools and swimming pools.
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I like "Swimming Pools," but you have to show me some range here PR guy.
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On Gumtree, several services advertise water deliveries for drinking, storing, or filling up swimming pools.
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There were swimming pools, supermarkets, and other attractive amenities that have since spiraled into decay.
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Children in that age group most often drown in swimming pools, hot tubs and spas.
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Her paintings have a clean, optimistic feel, like David Hockney's swimming pools, or Matisse's cutouts.
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There were air-conditioned stores, fast-food restaurants, movie theaters, internet cafes and swimming pools.
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The 126-room resort has two swimming pools, including one for adults, and three restaurants.
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Schools, museums, theaters, and swimming pools throughout Italy were closed, and weddings and funerals halted.
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In the past, community leaders considered only swimming pools and soccer fields for recreation facilities.
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Even the community swimming pools are filled with hundreds of thousands of gallons of it.
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There are also six swimming pools on-site, with options for families or adults only.
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Sabine Gerdts: I am and will forever be obsessed with "Swimming Pools" by Kendrick Lamar.
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The many factors include, of course, redlining that made it impossible for African-Americans to buy homes on the California coast, plus white delusions about black bodies leading to Jim Crow segregation of swimming pools and the outright lack of swimming pools in black neighborhoods.
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He loves seeing the patterns in mundane places like golf courses, soccer fields and swimming pools.
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It's also swimproof to protect it from sweat, swimming pools, or even a post workout shower.
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Less commonly, adenoviruses can spread through an infected person's feces or through water in swimming pools.
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From high in one tower, swimming pools and children's playgrounds could be seen on other roofs.
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Almost 50m litres of it were used in 2015, enough to fill 20 Olympic swimming pools.
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Around one in five Americans admit to having peed in a swimming pools at least once.
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Fanning out across the plant's property are enough tanks to fill 400 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Half-full tanks developed standing waves known as "seiches," commonly seen in swimming pools during earthquakes.
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Growing up in Pasadena, he saw community swimming pools made off limits and movie theaters closed.
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It also offers free entry into all of the swimming pools and a bunch of museums.
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The industrial action also affected nurseries, rubbish collection services and swimming pools in several German states.
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The world's most expensive superyachts come with helipads, movie theaters, and swimming pools — take a look
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The phenomenon has been traced to slavery and to Jim Crow laws, which segregated swimming pools.
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That meant it was easily transmitted in places like public swimming pools and day-care centers.
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Some in Al-Ula measure 650 feet (200 meters), the length of four Olympic swimming pools.
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The dyeing process uses enough water to fill 2 million Olympic-sized swimming pools each year.
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In addition, their droppings can be found almost everywhere, including on sidewalks, patios and swimming pools.
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Swimming pools, which are expensive to maintain and generate little-to-no revenue, are getting razed.
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I could still see swimming pools, driveways, houses—it felt like we weren't really that high.
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In this way, racially exclusive use of swimming pools actually expanded during the era of desegregation.
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Here are 10 photos that show what swimming pools look like once they're abandoned for good.
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They were drawn to the tidy yards with swimming pools and schools with green lacrosse fields.
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They can range from just about anything: free holidays, massive discounts, gyms, food and swimming pools.
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I like American movies and American music, and I wouldn't mind cinemas and swimming pools here.
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It loses 110 million Olympic-size swimming pools of water every year, a 2018 study found.
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Instead of goal posts, large caldrons, a bit like inflatable backyard swimming pools, serve as goals.
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They were built in the 1950s for the city's elite, with swimming pools and spacious units.
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Filled with enough seawater for two Olympic-sized swimming pools, it was a thriving community resource.
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The swimming pools became algae-blanketed cesspools where my cousins and I caught frogs as kids.
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The borough built power plants, schools with swimming pools, sewer systems with heaters to prevent freezing.
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One of Levin's friends is hunting for empty swimming pools to jump into for guerrilla skateboarding.
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Their droppings can be found almost anywhere, including on sidewalks, porches, patios, decks and inside swimming pools.
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Gators also seem to have a knack for finding their way into Florida's plentiful residential swimming pools.
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Chlorine and other disinfectants and chemicals are important to stop harmful pathogens in swimming pools and spas.
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Photo: GettyYou can finally add "swimming pools" to your running list of seemingly mundane-but-murderous-pastimes.
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In the United States, owners of swimming pools install sphagnum filters to reduce the need for chlorination.
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Bryan Ferry brings to mind neon and cocktails and swimming pools filled with the purest cocaine imaginable.
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The ground floor area, opening up to the swimming pools is right in front of the sea.
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Each of the circles has a theme: swimming pools, circular farms, wastewater treatment plants and salt ponds.
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In Italy, Dev eats pasta, jumps in startlingly blue swimming pools, wines and dines with beautiful women.
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Pet owners should not leave their animals alone near swimming pools, campsites, hiking trails, or inside cars.
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When the purchased the property, the parcel included two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard.
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For us, that would be like detecting a teaspoon of sugar in two Olympic sized swimming pools.
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While summer is almost over, you can also grab some last-minute inflatable swimming pools at Target.
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It is forbidden to wear the burkini in many municipal swimming pools, but not at the beach.
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The Washington Post says this number of Skittles would fill one and a half Olympic swimming pools.
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It has three swimming pools and three restaurants, which underscore the property's see-and-be-scene vibe.
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There is also a library, swimming pools, grass-court tennis, and two miles of beaches to explore.
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Gyms, swimming pools, and libraries, among other public spaces, will be closed for at least 30 days.
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When I was growing up in the 1950s, public swimming pools were segregated, public transport was not.
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As the weather warms, ice turns to slush, of course—and tourists' thoughts turn to swimming pools.
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A headstrong teen-ager, Flynn skateboarded in drained swimming pools and surfed through hurricanes and winter storms.
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Every inch within the fortress-like facade is brimming with relaxing vibes, swimming pools, and peaceful cabanas.
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The early estimates suggested the mine tailings could have filled more than 20,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Villas, each with its own plunge pool, line canal-like swimming pools that reference area irrigation systems.
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Bump calculated this to be the equivalent of 1.5 Olympic-size swimming pools full of the candy.
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It follows Paxton-Beesley as he wanders and lounges pensively around gorgeous city streets and swimming pools.
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There are two swimming pools and a heliport on the property, which has its own water supply. Mrs.
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Those with open wounds and active infections should avoid bodies of water, especially swimming pools and hot tubs.
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I liked the idea of swimming pools and beaches because they're places where we make ourselves very vulnerable.
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Lithe young people lounge on beds and in swimming pools, eating pizza and swigging champagne from the bottle.
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I saw rows of mothers reading the book in chaise lounges while their kids splashed in swimming pools.
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Yet within only three hours or so, enough tea changes hands to brew 24 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Australian pool-maker Narellan targeted people when they were most likely to think about swimming pools - hot days.
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There were tracked bulldozers, wheeled forklifts, and articulated dump trucks with beds the size of backyard swimming pools.
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There was a library that got me any book I wanted two blocks away, swimming pools, balmy breezes.
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As a travel vlogger, Cole isn't simply introducing us to the cool swimming pools in far off places.
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For reference, 1 Gt is roughly the amount of water needed to fill 2023,000 Olympic size swimming pools.
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It has 40 rooms, a 20-foot master bathroom, and two swimming pools — one indoor and one outdoor.
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There are radio towers and quaint ponds and houses with swimming pools and unleashed dogs chasing passing vehicles.
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He pulled the same helicopter-diving stunt when visiting friends, jumping into the swimming pools of their villas.
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Schools, museums, theaters, and swimming pools throughout the country are shut, and weddings and funerals have been suspended.
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Residents were already irritated by the dust and noise from superrich neighbors building underground swimming pools and cinemas.
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But several of the city's former bathhouses are still up and running — in the form of swimming pools.
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Beijing's council also closed public spaces like swimming pools and movie theaters, where the virus could easily spread.
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It's no different from talking about other common household hazards like swimming pools, chemicals, and drugs and alcohol.
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But you can also shower on camping sites, in outdoor swimming pools or in fitness studios, Vogel said.
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Well, we crunched the numbers and figured out that's enough to fill 15 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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One inspiring example aired in 1968 when unofficial segregation still forbade black Americans from some public swimming pools.
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Cryptosporidium is usually found in water sources frequented by animals, but also in recreational water like swimming pools.
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It's a sparkling tribute to the ordinary, moving us deftly from subways to supermarkets, sidewalks to swimming pools.
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Satirising politicians' promises, his "Best Party" offered free towels at swimming pools and a "drug-free parliament by 2020".
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Two swimming pools, a 20-foot waterfall, a wellness center, and a full-service salon round out the offerings.
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Now that helicopters and on-board swimming pools are taken for granted, the battle has moved onto new ground.
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This means that, if melted down, the iceberg contains enough water to fill 22002 million Olympic size swimming pools.
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It also resides in poorly maintained or minimally chlorinated swimming pools, staying in these habitats to feed on bacteria.
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Yes, there are palm trees and blue skies and sparkling swimming pools and the best A/C on earth.
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I've worn it through countless showers, in swimming pools, and even on a brief trip into a frozen lake.
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The collection depicts women in mid-stroke, dive, or glidding beneath the surface of swimming pools and ocean waves.
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In the past, the designer has incorporated swimming pools, jet skis, guns, and even Iggy Azaela into his shows.
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Although still detained, in general the shelters offer a more welcoming environment with recreation space, sometimes including swimming pools.
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In promotion, the subway cars were turned into swimming pools, running tracks, soccer fields, baseball diamonds, and basketball courts.
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Like the swimming pools with swooping double-curved roofs she built for the London Olympics, she was instantly recognisable.
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Leafy trees and swimming pools in the middle-class suburb of Bloubosrand border the Kya Sands settlement in Johannesburg.
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Just imagine: a never-depleting fridge of ice-cold beers or swimming pools of perfectly mixed gin and tonic.
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The new sculpture is called Van Gogh's Ear, referencing on the ear-shaped design of many 1950s swimming pools.
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A willingness to clamber in and out of swimming pools and bedrooms—and all over Armie Hammer's sturdy frame.
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While there, Mr. Gursky started taking color panoramas of mountains, camping sites and swimming pools featuring tiny human beings.
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Schools, museums, theaters, and swimming pools will be shut down, and violating the restrictions will be considered criminal offenses.
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Ask Well Public showers, locker rooms and swimming pools are breeding grounds for the fungi that cause athlete's foot.
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It closed in 1986 and its once-glamorous swimming pools and gazebos are being overtaken by the surrounding woods.
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Tucked inside are modern navigation systems, upscale accommodations and amenities, such as three swimming pools and supervised mast-climbing.
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Behind 12-foot-high privet hedges, swimming pools reflect tile-roofed estates set back on large and lush lots.
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From rainbow slides to chocolate swimming pools, these dream houses truly show the amazingly imaginative minds of these kids.
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Some places offer amenities like swimming pools, game rooms, and rooftop bars, making them nearly indistinguishable from most hotels.
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In fact, the biodiversity throughout Marina One is equivalent to six Olympic-sized swimming pools, according to the developers.
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At a minimum, he said, there are four swimming pools, including the ones in the nightclub and master suite.
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Several years back, the Islamic State circulated videos of its fighters living among swimming pools and well-stocked shops.
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We can't close out public swimming pools to all refugees just because a few men are breaking the rules.
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You have the gator attacking a truck, and myriad videos of gators taking dips in swimming pools and invading porches.
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Ponder that as you paddle in one of the two swimming pools or kick back in the soundproofed private cinema.
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A few years ago, Benedikt Groß and Joey Lee made an atlas of all the swimming pools in Los Angeles.
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Many public beaches, swimming pools, onsen (hot springs), and public bathhouses post notices advising those with tattoos to keep out.
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Because of current water use restrictions, the days of filling swimming pools or washing cars using municipal water are over.
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Seasonal tides already bring flooding and aquatic visitors to the Miami area: octopuses in garages and barracudas in swimming pools.
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Black bears dip into suburban swimming pools, coyotes cross major thoroughfares, and mountain lions dart across isolated stretches of freeway.
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Oil prices have skyrocketed so far this year, but traders aren't filling their swimming pools with gold coins just yet.
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The film mostly consists of men in suits and women in dresses walking through abandoned docks, buildings, and swimming pools.
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There's always time to watch the M. Night Shyamalan film that made us avoid our own swimming pools all summer.
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The rapper kicked off the festivities by performing hits such as "Swimming Pools, "Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe" and "Alright.
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Maybe that fantasy trampoline world wouldn't be so great after all... Still open to swimming pools filled with jello, though.
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Shower facilities and changing rooms at four public swimming pools have been opened to accommodate residents with no water facilities.
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"I think the swimming pools are what make it possible to live here," the young artist Ragnheidur Harpa Leifsdottir said.
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From 2002 to 2016, Saudi Arabia lost some six gigatons of water — enough to fill 2.4 million Olympic swimming pools.
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That amount of the chemical is about one drop of water in three Olympic-size swimming pools, the EWG says.
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The resort boasts seven swimming pools, luxury oceanfront villas that rent for $18,000 a night, and an impressive art collection.
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Miller performed Swimming Pools' "Dunno" and a cover of Billy Preston's "Nothing From Nothing" for his installment of Spotify Sessions.
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The study's authors described it as equivalent to the amount of water held by 3.2 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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Swimming pools in the foreground of all three paintings reflect their background architecture and environments, but in distorted, inaccurate ways.
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" — Charles Biener, 7003, Larchmont, N.Y. The no-thanks camp: "Why doesn't the city first build more swimming pools for Manhattanites?
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I had the swimming pools, the Barbie cake and a particularly memorable duck cake — with a beak made of chips!
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To put that in perspective, a dog could smell a single drop of soda in 2202 Olympic-size swimming pools.
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According to the Qatar Airways website, it takes up an amount of space equivalent to ten Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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In the 1970s, skaters would find foreclosed homes and skate in their empty swimming pools, quickly fleeing if somebody came.
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ALEPPO, Syria — The government-held side of Aleppo looks halfway normal: bustling with restaurants, parks, hotel swimming pools and commuters.
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The 3562-acre Town Park has two trails as well as playgrounds, ball fields, three swimming pools and other features.
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That&aposs roughly the amount of water in Lake Michigan, or the equivalent of 1.5 billion Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Dr. Pajola estimated that 780,000 cubic feet of cliff had collapsed — about the volume of nine Olympic-size swimming pools.
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Some of today's settlements of spacious homes with swimming pools have tunnels that allow residents to zip to Israel proper.
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In the country's west and southwest, officials asked residents to refrain from washing cars, watering lawns and filling swimming pools.
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The yacht comes with two helicopter pads, 24 guest cabins, a disco hall, two swimming pools, and several hot tubs.
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Swimming pools, tennis shoes and Swiss chocolate were all right-wing, he reckoned, whereas rivers, jeans and Nutella were left-wing.
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Benjamin Risha initially had a seemingly idyllic childhood with horses, swimming pools and 300 peers he considered as brothers and sisters.
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Our children attended an international private school that had, in addition to wonderful teachers, three swimming pools and countless tennis courts.
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Thanks to this particular angle, the "Swimming Pools" rapper looks extra small compared to the looming figure that is Lamar's bodyguard.
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But they suggest anyone who has had diarrhea stay away from public swimming pools or waterparks for at least two weeks.
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Just this month, Greenland's ice sheet lost 160 billion tons of ice, the equivalent of 64 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Consequently, anyone with ink -- regardless of their profession -- cannot usually use public swimming pools, hot springs, beaches and even some gyms.
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They demanded equal service in shops and hotels, and they wanted Aboriginal children admitted to municipal swimming pools with white children.
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The snowmelt that once fed pear orchards and alfalfa fields gushes through an aqueduct into Los Angeles taps and swimming pools.
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"He used to practice in swimming pools and rivers," Sumit Kharbanda, president of the Indian Brotherhood of Magicians, told The Guardian.
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For a long time afterward, I preferred skipping beach invitations and avoiding swimming pools over appearing in my suit in public.
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The ship has a deck longer than four soccer fields and storage tanks that would fill 175 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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The island, which has a hotel, a restaurant, a karaoke bar, and two swimming pools, was built with 700,000 plastic bottles.
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The melt is Greenland's biggest of the summer and is equal to about 4.4 million Olympic swimming pools, CNN reported Friday.
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It will be equipped with video games, musical instruments, beauticians, psychologists, a multi-faith religious center, swimming pools and tennis courts.
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The decree says gyms, swimming pools and sports centers can remain open if people can maintain the one-meter safety distance.
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Every apartment would have views of Central Park, and the five penthouses would have outdoor swimming pools on the exterior galleries.
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To the Editor: I was born at a time when swimming pools and movie theaters closed over concerns about polio outbreaks.
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The decree says gyms, swimming pools and sports centres can remain open if people can maintain the one-metre safety distance.
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According to the decree, all museums, gyms, cultural centres, ski resorts and swimming pools will be shut in the targeted zones.
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Many of its 175 rooms — spread over three-story white clapboard buildings — overlook a 111-slip marina and six swimming pools.
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The eruption last year of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii produced the equivalent of 320,000 Olympic-size swimming pools of lava.
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He also built the Sutro Baths, a three-acre complex of fresh and saltwater swimming pools that was open to all.
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His parents, who were divorced, lived in houses with swimming pools and gave him most anything he wanted, Mr. Meek said.
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Wi-Fi will go from being fast to super speed, and there will be both indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools.
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The Buttes Chaumont park remained open all night, and many people took advantage, while swimming pools also extended their open hours.
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Across North Carolina, Florence dumped about 2500 trillion gallons of rain, enough to fill more than 13 million Olympic swimming pools.
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That's in part due to the spread of bugs like cryptosporidium — the most common cause of diarrhea linked to swimming pools.
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"They closed theaters, swimming pools, families would keep their kids away from other kids because of the fear of transmission," Bruno said.
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The CDC recommends avoiding spending time in natural bodies of water, hot tubs or swimming pools if you have an open wound.
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Unlike Blaine, Barry is a son of working-class Queens; his father scraped a living maintaining the swimming pools of the wealthy.
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The CDC recommends that anyone with an open skin wound avoid swimming in lakes, rivers, oceans, whirlpools, hot tubs, and swimming pools.
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The CDC recommends staying out of hot tubs or swimming pools if you have an open wound, and keeping those wounds clean.
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In recent weeks, though, arguments over the burkini have switched to municipal swimming pools, in particular those in the city of Grenoble.
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These outdoor swimming pools, with cafes and expansive aprons of ground for sunbathing or picnicking on, were primarily built in the 1930s.
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While all the gold that has ever been mined still exists, you can fit it all in two Olympic-size swimming pools.
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The pool or ocean will dilute any blood that does leak, and swimming pools contain chlorine to prevent the spread of disease.
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It's summer in 1969, and swimming pools are the shape of kidney beans, and vegetables are cooked to the color of ash.
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The company's water treatment equipment is used in swimming pools and spas, aquaculture farms and laboratories, and the food and beverage industry.
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It's roughly the size of Delaware — enough ice to fill 463 million Olympic swimming pools and twice the volume of Lake Erie.
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Be particularly vigilant about No. 3, which often comes up with rubber ducks, dolls, beach balls, infant bath books, and swimming pools.
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Sunshine, ocean breezes, swimming pools, sweat, and air conditioning can all make a foundation crack, crease, pill, oxidize, or fall off completely.
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Mingo County's breathtaking valleys and hollers — narrow creeks bordered by high hills — are lined with spacious homes, swimming pools and gleaming vehicles.
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Oil Sheikhs and Russian tycoons alike are spending their holidays on massive yachts with swimming pools, basketball courts, and even concert halls.
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Guests had the use of swimming pools, a party house, stables, a bullring, a vintage-car collection, and a fleet of speedboats.
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In large earthquakes, the shaking of the ground sometimes causes water in ponds, swimming pools, and bathtubs to slosh back and forth.
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"The fact is, swimming pools and swimming are a very specifically, heavily racialized thing in American culture," the D&I expert explained.
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Because that's what summer is all about, isn't it: eating Cornettos on the grassy verges you always find outside municipal swimming pools.
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Schools are suspended, public spaces like swimming pools or parks are closed, and major events closed to reduce the risk of infection.
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Is there any new way to tell a story about suburbia — its cheerleading practices, its sneaked cigarettes and kidney-shaped swimming pools?
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At 278 stories, it is the tallest building in Panama, offers sweeping views of Panama Bay and features five outdoor swimming pools.
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I'd always wanted to pool-hop through this place, touring midcentury modernism through its fabled and fabulous hotel and private swimming pools.
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Past athletes have spent months in Qatar or Spain training, and have lamented the lack of access to Olympic-size swimming pools.
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Bars, restaurants, conference centres and all leisure and sports activities - including cinemas, theatres, swimming pools or football grounds - will be shut down.
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Museums, cultural centers, swimming pools, spas, sports halls, and ski resorts across the country have also been shut, according to The Guardian.
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"And clostridium botulinum leads to … ?" asked Meena Wheeler-Rivera, the instructor and a former health inspector for city swimming pools and saunas.
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The party was set up in the massive courtyard of the hotel, where there were several swimming pools and multiple VIP areas.
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Other attractions in the area include thermal baths, hiking trails, golf courses, river rafting, swimming pools and numerous lakes with recreational activities.
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The workers often can't visit nearby towns and recreational facilities such as gyms and swimming pools because of a lack of transportation.
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By their nature, hot tubs present a bacteria risk that swimming pools—though also chemically treated and shared with strangers—do not.
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In depictions of a two-dimensional fantasy life, cyan palm trees, cobalt swimming pools, and neon green airplanes critique jet-setter aspirations.
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"Watching people fall into swimming pools and get wet and having bad things happen to them, in a way that's hilarious" says Areddy.
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Because the park is considered an open body of water, it is not required to undergo the same inspection process as swimming pools.
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The exhibition will include Mr. Hockney's British landscape paintings, portraits of friends and his well-known brightly hued images of California swimming pools.
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In addition to your standard yacht amenities, like swimming pools and helipads, these boats often come equipped with submarines and missile defense systems.
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Recreational water -- mostly swimming pools, but also kiddie pools and water playgrounds -- were responsible for 156, more than a third of the cases.
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The all-conquering firm now sells almost three Olympic-sized swimming pools of beer an hour—more than its three nearest rivals combined.
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Located in the capital's commercial district, Hilton Athens has 506 rooms, some of which offer views of the Acropolis, and three swimming pools.
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Powerful enough to detect substances at concentrations of one part per trillion—a single drop of liquid in 20 Olympic-size swimming pools.
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The use of city drinking water to wash vehicles, hose down paved areas, fill up private swimming pools and water gardens is illegal.
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"We want to make as many people aware of the dangers in swimming pools as we feel so strongly about this," Morgan wrote.
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I was caught off guard when I spotted swimming pools and swimsuits at this time of year rather than space heaters and sweaters.
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They found that the amount of water flowing from the rings to the planet would fill two Olympic-size swimming pools every hour.
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Small riads — traditional Moroccan homes built around a courtyard — or villas outside town with swimming pools are most popular these days, he said.
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Evidently, the game's makers have never watched Top Gun, and they assume guys absolutely hate beach volleyball and larking about by swimming pools.
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Almost 220,000 people have visited the outdoor swimming pool there every year, which, like all of New York outdoor swimming pools, is free.
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Currently in that region, schools, museums, night clubs, gyms, and swimming pools are closed, while funerals, church services, and other ceremonies are suspended.
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Plans also call for a community farm, a pond, multiple swimming pools and a large clubhouse with a fitness center and screening rooms.
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Singapore currently uses about 1303 billion liters per day - enough to fill 782 Olympic-sized swimming pools, according to national water agency PUB.
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But they are hardly new: The United States has a long history of people of color facing harassment and racism at swimming pools.
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Because the fungi that cause fungal foot infections thrive in warm damp environments, public showers, locker rooms and swimming pools are breeding grounds.
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Ms. Stathakis happily visited dozens of places, from no-frills tenement buildings to high-rises with swimming pools, documenting everything for Ms. Witonsky.
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Now I am a bit worried about the chemical absorption of chlorine and other additives, including other people's body products, in swimming pools.
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"No matter the picket fences and swimming pools and things, most of the time, kids want to be with their families," she said.
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But unless you consider subjects like saltwater swimming pools and the movie "Harold and Maude" fascinating topics, "Lazy Eye" has little to say.
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When I think "David Hockney" I think round glasses; beautiful mop of bleached hair; swimming pools and palm trees; spiteful humor; rich shallowness.
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Business Insider's Katie Warren previously reported that Vanderbilt built a "Mediterranean-style compound" with "lush landscaping, guest homes, tennis courts, and swimming pools."
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Haley and his team knew that there would be abandoned swimming pools and potted plants there — perfect places for mosquitoes to breed unbothered.
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Roughly 10 billion gallons of wet animal waste is produced annually in North Carolina, That's enough to fill 15,000 Olympic-size swimming pools.
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Certainly, the collapse of Samarco's Fundao dam, which released 21989,250 Olympic swimming pools' worth of waste water from iron ore mining, was dramatic.
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"They surely are not going to retire to paddle around their swimming pools," longtime tech futurist and Stanford professor Paul Saffo tells Pimentel.
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Spoiler alert, I do put this in my book too, but we have bears jumping in swimming pools all across California right now.
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So, just half a year after the world watched athletes get sick and swimming pools turn green, the situation is even worse in Rio.
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Born in Detroit to upper-middle-class Jewish professionals, she associates her childhood with the artificial aromas of suburbia: asphalt, detergent, chlorinated swimming pools.
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In the latest mashup from isthishowyougoviral, Rick and Morty dive into Kendrick Lamar's "Swimming Pools (Drank)," with only a little interruption from Slow Mobius.
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Then you're in luck, as we've lined up a great selection of outdoor fun, including some awesome swimming pools and comfy bean bag chairs.
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WITH ITS overflowing ball pits, indoor swimming pools and elaborate obstacle course, the Maidao Play Centre offers a fun-packed day out, reviewers gush.
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What there will be, however, are hefty price tags, eccentric decor, insane swimming pools, and occasionally, some tabloid-worthy gossip about your favorite celebs.
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For a single well, hydraulic fracturing (fracking) can involve a total of nearly 65m litres of water, the volume of 25 Olympic swimming pools.
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Your skin is a shield against the microscopic invaders that thrive in lakes and oceans and also take to hot tubs and swimming pools.
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In Mostaganem, as in other towns and villages throughout Algeria, there are no movie theaters, no swimming pools, no dance floors and no restaurants.
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The mansion spans 20,500 square feet and boasts seven bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, two swimming pools, a 15-person screening room and a wellness center.
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But the most common source of infection—accounting for 35 percent of outbreaks, according to the CDC report—are swimming pools and water playgrounds.
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Raw sewage from the Rio metropolitan area's 12 million people — enough to fill 480 Olympic-size swimming pools — flows into Guanabara Bay every day.
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Swimming pools have long encouraged swimmers to take a shower before they swim, but the health implications of not showering are not emphasized enough.
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Just like restaurants, public swimming pools are scored by inspectors, and many will post their scores either online or near the swimming facility itself.
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Americans consume 80 million pounds of cranberries during Thanksgiving, including 5,062,500 gallons of jellied cranberry — enough to fill nearly eight Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Maybe they will even begin to erase the memory of the long ago summer when the swimming pools closed to black and white alike.
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Apart from extending swimsuit season, what's also great is that, as satisfied Amazon reviewers note, O'Neill's Thermo-X is excellent for unheated swimming pools.
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Public transport, swimming pools, garbage collection, and childcare facilities are also areas that have been targeted by strike action in the latest pay dispute.
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In a second boat, which landed further down the coast, several children pulled off were wearing flimsy inflatable arm bands intended for swimming pools.
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This July alone, Greenland's ice sheet lost 197 billion tons of ice -- the equivalent of around 80 million Olympic swimming pools -- according to Mottram.
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During this lockdown, schools, museums, theaters, and swimming pools will be shut, the Standard said, adding that healthcare workers' leave will also be revoked.
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On property are three swimming pools and a water slide, and water sports equipment like snorkel gear and pool floats are available to rent.
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In other words, all that debris would fit into more than 6,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools, a fairly decent amount by any volcano's standards.
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Schools, museums, theaters, and swimming pools across the country were shut down, and violating the restrictions would be considered a criminal offense, Conte said.
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While all the swimming pools and public sports centers are closed, many gyms and workout spaces are open, though fewer people are showing up.
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There is a ban on filling swimming pools, which means many pools have become storage units for water used in flushing toilets and gardens.
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The first focuses on public pools in urban and natural environments in Europe, and the second on private swimming pools in the United States.
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A 3,000-square foot four-bedroom, four-bath home, some with swimming pools, goes for about $400,000, with annual taxes in the $10,000 range.
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Marrakesh residents have lately been erecting high hedges against their neighbors, installing swimming pools in their courtyards and turning their atriums into outdoor showers.
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Vanderbilt built the mansion in the 1930s as his own private retreat, surrounding it with lush landscaping, guest homes, tennis courts, and swimming pools.
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Unruly foliage resolves into orderly geometric shapes, swimming pools become swirling blue spirals, while rugs, bookshelves, and floorboards become pulsing arrangements within the larger scheme.
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Members of the Hong Kong Disneyland Cast Members Union went on strike, as did many lifeguards, forcing authorities to close some beaches and swimming pools.
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"If everyone had artificial grass, that would work out to nearly 14,000 Olympic swimming pools&apos worth of water saved every year," says Vander Veen.
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Recently, the glaciers have lost around 8 billion tons of water a year -- the equivalent of 3.2 million Olympic-size swimming pools, say the researchers.
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It's actually a law in Rio de Janeiro to have lifeguards present at swimming pools larger than 20 by 20 feet, according to the publication.
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In Columbus, Ohio, Councilwoman Elizabeth Brown wants restrooms at the city's recreation centers and community swimming pools similarly supplied, as well as the public schools.
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The average Ikea store is approximately 33,23 square feet, or roughly the size of 22 Olympic-sized swimming pools, according to information compiled by Google.
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An old friend said he'd heard Petey was cleaning swimming pools somewhere, and that he was gay, but I didn't get around to digging deeper.
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When I was a young kid in the swimming pools of Leeds we trained in a lot hotter water than that so it was fine.
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The yacht comes with two helicopter pads, 24 guest cabins, a disco hall, two swimming pools, and several hot tubs, according to The Daily Mail.
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That's notable because it's where running tracks, swimming pools or lounge areas are usually located, so passengers and crew spend a lot of time there.
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The island, which houses a hotel, a restaurant, a karaoke bar, and two swimming pools, is made up of 700,000 bottles and other plastic waste.
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"I don't think anyone in the eating disorders world is giving out swimming pools and trips to Europe and things like that," Dr. Bunnell said.
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The crowds at the swimming pools may be bigger — on weekends, especially — but in every other regard, a very good thing has gotten even better.
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Public swimming pools were racially desegregated during the 20 years after World War II, but that did not mean blacks and whites started swimming together.
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Antilia includes swimming pools, ballrooms, a garden that spans three floors, six floors of parking, three helipads, and it can withstand a magnitude 8 earthquake.
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In Poland, Poznan, a city in the west of the country, closed schools, swimming pools and other public places after a single infection was discovered.
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The 13- to 14-foot-deep pool is one of the biggest and deepest swimming pools in Key West, according to Ocean Sotheby's International Realty.
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In Melbourne, tram routes were cut back to save power, public swimming pools were overwhelmed and people who could get to air conditioning did so.
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About 10 communities catering to those 50 and over who want amenities like swimming pools and golf courses are underway or planned in the area.
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The manifestations of austerity are omnipresent in a country with a storied history of public largess: closed libraries, public swimming pools and cuts in benefits.
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Old coal pits were converted into swimming pools and a stadium, which became a free ice-skating rink in winter with a giant holiday tree.
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Recently, the glaciers had lost around 8 billion tons of water a year -- the equivalent of 3.2 million Olympic-size swimming pools, say the researchers.
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It is the city of Julius Shulman's iconic photos of glass Case Study Houses overlooking suburban sprawl, and David Hockney's paintings of backyard swimming pools.
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To find an affordable home, buyers in the survey said they would give up swimming pools, access to public transportation, basements and proximity to work.
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Rolling green hills, public parks and swimming pools, pastures with livestock, and vegetable farms were joined by enormous water collectors, solar arrays, and wind energy turbines.
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It centers on more than 300 advertisements in which Samsung showed its Galaxy phones being used at the bottom of swimming pools and in the ocean.
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Umbrella policies can cover certain "red-flag issues" that people get sued for, caused by teen drivers, carpooling, trampolines, swimming pools and so forth, Jolly added.
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It centres on more than 300 advertisements in which Samsung showed its Galaxy phones being used at the bottom of swimming pools and in the ocean.
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Jeff Wiltse, the author of Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America spoke to NPR a number of years ago about the issue.
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Sachleben, who also is a fellow in chemical development for Momenta Pharmaceuticals, said he does not frequent swimming pools, but it's not because of the pee.
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But the particularly racist history of American swimming pools — and resulting lack of opportunities for black swimmers for decades — makes it an even more poignant victory.
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In 2016, the CDC received word of 32 outbreaks linked to swimming pools or water playgrounds in the US, compared with just 16 two years earlier.
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YouTuber Artur Martins hydro-modded his F-91W with the latter, and he claims it's survived snorkeling trips and swimming pools for the last three years.
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The middle-aged couple took out a mortgage on a $168,20103, four-bedroom home in a gated community with swimming pools, tennis courts and a clubhouse.
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President Trump's Justice Department used a segregation-era court ruling that protected Mississippi officials from having to integrate swimming pools to defend the administration's travel ban.
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My father, a big fan of swimming pools himself, went to take a few of the kids in and of course they were barred from entry.
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As a result, many African-American families avoided swimming pools and, in the years since, did not enroll their own children in learn-to-swim programs.
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The sprawling estate, once occupied by the Hollywood star Eddie Murphy, featured two helipads, multiple swimming pools, a barn-size ballroom and gold-plated door knobs.
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Jeff Wiltse is a history professor at the University of Montana and author of the book Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America.
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Although the city of Los Angeles vibrates slightly below—the towering blocks of steel, the backyard swimming pools, the mirage of possibility—everything here remains still.
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But the particularly racist history of American swimming pools — and resulting lack of opportunity for black swimmers for decades — makes it an even more poignant victory.
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As wild peacocks roam around the swimming pools and grand colonial buildings, the two leaders are expected to talk denuclearization and peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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In some schools' WhatsApp groups, several parents pointed out what they saw as the inconsistency of closing schools and keeping the subway or swimming pools open.
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Malls, gyms, cinemas, theatres and swimming pools will be closed from Friday in five major cities of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, chief minister Uddhav Thackeray told reporters.
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Large sporting events, schools and universities, museums, cultural centers, swimming pools, and spas have been shut down throughout the country, as Business Insider's Mia Jankowicz reported.
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In addition to Wi-Fi, campgrounds are investing in enhancements like swimming pools and zip lines, and novel places to sleep like tepees and glamping tents.
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In several areas of the neighboring Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Department, local authorities prohibited irrigating land, watering lawns or filling up swimming pools between 11 a.m.
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The regulations outlawed "balconing", where revellers jump off balconies, often into hotel swimming pools - a practice that has killed dozens of drunken visitors over the years.
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Opened in January, the hotel will add two outdoor swimming pools and a spa, and bring the number of restaurants and bars to five this spring.
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Part of the original Dog Town Boys skate crew, he was famous in that crowd for being among the first to attack vertical empty swimming pools.
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Outdoor enthusiasts will find ball fields, tennis and paddle tennis courts, two swimming pools and walking trails in the 245-acre, town-operated Katonah Memorial Park.
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There are more than 50 outdoor swimming pools in the city, spray showers and splash paths in playgrounds and new ferries sailing between the city's beaches.
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They queued up in long lines for community swimming pools, played in the water shooting from fire hydrants and sought shade wherever they could find it.
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Brazil is still recovering from the 2015 Samarco mining disaster, in which a tailing dam burst and unleashed enough mud to fill 12,000 Olympic swimming pools.
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These are just a few of the most recent incidents in a long history of discriminatory access at American swimming pools, going back almost 100 years.
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From there, she trekked across the country, renting out swimming pools and doing carefully choreographed morning photo-shoots of models complementing the architecture of each space.
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The middle-aged couple took out a mortgage on a $168,000, four-bedroom home in a gated community with swimming pools, tennis courts and a clubhouse.
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Erlich's work intrudes into public space with illusions created from ordinary things like staircases, elevators, and swimming pools, which then transcend their entertaining aspect with deeper inferences.
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This heat can also be used more directly to warm spaces or swimming pools, but sustainable electricity generation is the goal that most have in their sights.
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About 18 million gallons — 3 percent of the aqueduct&aposs flow, or enough to fill about 27 Olympic-size swimming pools — escapes from the pipeline every day.
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In fact, the clichés people associate with the city are what Granade loves about it, including strip mall architecture, fast food, palm trees, swimming pools, and helicopters.
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"At that time in the nation, white people in urban settings were putting acid in swimming pools to keep black people out of the pools," recalls Clemmons.
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Down the road from Shanti Bari are the Grand Sultan and the Palace Luxury Resort, marble-clad complexes with swimming pools and games rooms stocked with Playstations.
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When the Fundao dam burst at the mine, enough mud to fill 12,000 Olympic swimming pools flattened an entire village, killed 19 people and left hundreds homeless.
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Packing more into each lorry could save fuel and 7.2m cubic feet of space taken up by cardboard boxes, enough to fill about 82 Olympic swimming pools.
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As well as clothes there is a burgeoning market for cosmetics without alcohol-based ingredients, and for upmarket holidays for Muslims at hotels with private swimming-pools.
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Human-maintained water sources such as swimming pools, decorative ponds, and accompanying vegetation have lured the deer further into civilization, which has helped their own numbers grow.
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Crypto is the most common cause of diarrhea outbreaks linked with swimming pools or water parks because it can survive up to 10 days in chlorinated water.
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One resident, whose neighborhood is surrounded by multiple flooded swimming pools, summarized the situation: "All the pools are just giant toilets you're unable to flush," he said.
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After serving in the Army, Mr. Baylis, an excellent swimmer, sold swimming pools, sometimes diving from 10 feet into shallow water as part of the sales pitch.
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The town hall installed mist showers in busy spots, sprayed the hot asphalt on main thoroughfares with water and opened up several swimming pools at no charge.
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Style ____ Swimming pools, which exploded in popularity a century ago, are supposed to be places to relax, but black Americans have long faced harassment and violence there.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, adenovirus can be found on surfaces, such as doorknobs, objects and water in swimming pools and small lakes.
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During the civil rights era, when black kids were being thrown out of swimming pools, Rogers and a black character bathed their feet together in a tub.
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There are so many dead fish, they could easily fill 14 olympic-size swimming pools, said Jose Miguel Burgos, the head of the government's Sernapesca fisheries body.
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Opponents have been beheaded, shot dead, blown up with fuses attached to their necks and drowned in cages in swimming pools, with underwater cameras capturing their agony.
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Now, as the blockade grinds into its third week, the town's shuttered hotels are already looking worn down, with jungle vegetation growing freely around abandoned swimming pools.
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PREIT is about to open a Onelife Fitness location just outside Washington, D.C., that will have both indoor and outdoor swimming pools as part of the mall.
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Unemployment was 280 percent, the state had a yawning budget gap and foreclosures were bad enough that skateboarders were rejoicing at the surplus of empty swimming pools.
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In 2016, local authorities in London collected 3.7 million tonnes of waste – enough to fill more than 1,500 Olympic-size swimming pools - as the city's garbage piled up.
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Some 10,000 people live in a community about half the size of San Francisco, an oasis of tree-lined cul-de-sacs, swimming pools, and Cub Scout troops.
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Total raised: $1 millionLast round: $1 million pre-seed roundKey investors: UndisclosedSwimply is a peer-to-peer poolsharing startup that lets homeowners cash in on their swimming pools.
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Fashion. A 2100 report revealed that, in 270 alone, the fashion industry consumed 240 billion cubic meters of water — enough to fill 103 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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When running, water equal to some 270 Olympic-size swimming pools per hour would flow under huge pressure from one pit to the other to drive hydro turbines.
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The animals wandered into roadways, tore up golf courses and drank from swimming pools, said Inga Gibson, Hawaii state director for the Humane Society of the United States.
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That represents 0.24 to 57.3 nanograms of nanograms of individual neonicotinoids per liter, which is like a single drop of water plopped into 20 Olympic-size swimming pools.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, children between the ages of 1 and 4 have the highest drowning rates, with most occurring in swimming pools at home.
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If you're looking for fireplaces, whirlpools and heart-shaped swimming pools to set the mood, Loop Inn Motel, in Avenel, New Jersey, is the perfect place for you.
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The house boasts two swimming pools, multiple cars and at least 20 windows, all of which had their curtains drawn tight when a Reuters reporter visited on Friday.
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GREGOR HALFFProfessor of corporate communication practiceSingapore Management University It is absurd to claim that in Germany "suddenly foreigners are in schools, swimming pools and hospitals" (Charlemagne, March 5th).
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Supported by an all-American array of creature comforts like fast-food restaurants and swimming pools, US forces there flew and maintained Air Force fighters and other warplanes.
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The latex is about one-third rubber, which means that 28503 billion U.S. gallons, enough to fill over 22019,600 Olympic-sized swimming pools was dribbled into little cups.
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Outside, the former sheep pen will be the site of two swimming pools, including one that is heated, and a garden is planted in orange and olive groves.
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At night during the summer months in Toronto, people can be found breaking into the cities outdoor swimming pools in an attempt to find salvation from the heat.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, fish were introduced to flooded swimming pools, which had become ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes that could carry the West Nile Virus.
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Swaths of canary yellow sky and splotches of pastel pink, tinged with notes of peach and honey, and reflective aquamarine swimming pools, combine to form bright, inviting gestalts.
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The on-site game room, two large swimming pools, and 55-foot climbing wall run by Aspen Skiing Company is free for hotel guests keeps active kids busy.
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It is a luxurious gated community catering to "active adults" with tennis courts, swimming pools, a gym with a sauna and a clubhouse for parties and community activities.
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They lap parks and residential blocks, pull up strategically near the exits of schools and public swimming pools and punctuate sunny days with milkshakes, ice pops and cones.
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In the sixties, when the Stevenson children were growing up, the neighborhoods, schools, and swimming pools of southern Delaware were all segregated, in fact if not by law.
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It's weird: a whole world of swimming pools and berets and discipline and ironing boards, nestled at what looks like a school in the middle of our own.
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There are beautiful, muscle-bound men in taut uniforms and gleaming leather, secretive encounters in moonlit parks, outrageous scenes of eroticism around swimming pools and in leather clubs.
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Samsung touted its devices as being water resistant up to 103 meters deep for 30 minutes, and showed them being used in oceans and swimming pools, the regulator added.
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That nation has spent more than $1.5 billion collecting radioactive soil, and has hastily stored 800,000 tons of highly-radioactive water -- enough to fill 315 Olympic-size swimming pools.
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"Our streets are falling apart, and yet we pay for refugees to visit swimming pools," said Matthias Niemeyer, an AfD member from the north German state of Schleswig-Holstein.
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Middle-class Europeans are more likely to live in flats, and wealthy Europeans have long preferred city centres, choosing museums and opera houses over swimming pools and golf courses.
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But when you step out on the balcony of one of the 3,604 apartments, the complex -- with its swimming pools, tennis courts and bike lanes -- looks downright five-star.
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The parasite is a regular at public swimming pools and water parks because it's extremely difficult to kill—Crypto can survive for up to ten days in chlorinated water.
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After three days of floating with Roxie in swimming pools, eating paletas (Mexican-style ice pops) and bonding with our fellow guests over tamarind margaritas, the wedding day arrived.
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The perks of living here will include a bowling alley, an adult treehouse, a Turkish bath, outdoor fire pit, culinary lounge and demonstration kitchen, multiple swimming pools and gardens.
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Landscape and autobiography recur as entwined motifs, from the sun-splashed swimming pools of Los Angeles, the artist's adopted home town, to the rolling hills of his native Yorkshire.
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A Sports Ministry spokesman said he was not aware of any countrywide rule regarding burkinis in public swimming pools and pools had the right to make their own decisions.
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Discarded jeans and plastic water bottles began to litter the underbrush, and then I was walking behind gated villas with manicured topiaries, swimming pools, an aviary of tropical birds.
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The 11-year-old's worldview shifts uncomfortably — her friends have fancy bikes and swimming pools and can "do dumb stuff" at school, but she always has to prove herself.
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But Levittown still has its original nine community swimming pools with playing fields and playgrounds, as well as remnants of the seven intimate shopping strips known as village greens.
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The neighborhood was officially named in 2017, and includes several of San Francisco's most luxurious glass condominium towers, many offering 24-hour doormen, swimming pools, elaborate gyms and concierges.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Georgia banned minibuses and restricted services of gyms and swimming pools in an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus, the country's prime minister said on Tuesday.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Georgia banned minibuses and restricted services of gyms and swimming pools in an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus, the country's prime minister said on Tuesday.
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The house is within Sea Ranch's 2620-mile-long network of hiking trails; owners have access to shared facilities, including swimming pools, tennis courts, horse stables and bocce courts.
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Its annual waste adds up to more than two times the weight of the Empire State Building, and the water it uses could fill 400,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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In celebration of the historic event, festival organizers threw a public "rainbow wedding reception" in the park's Meriton Festival Village complete with music, cake, champagne and pink swimming pools.
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At its peak, it was about 25 miles across and poured down 1.6 million gallons of water per minute, more than enough to fill two Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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An article on Sunday about swimming pools in Kabul, Afghanistan, that allow women access misspelled the given name of the director of the female committee at Afghanistan's swimming federation.
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Expect three restaurants, including an adults-only option in a stone barn, two swimming pools, a rum bar in the plantation-style great house, a spa and, nearby, golf.
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"Houses are being designed to accentuate that," including at least two that he has represented that have underground grottoes offering aquarium-like views into outdoor swimming pools, he said.
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The notion that "black people can't swim" may sound like a stereotype, but it's a real disparity and it's rooted in a history of discriminatory access to swimming pools.
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Complete with dog parks, the Park Tavern restaurant, swimming pools, basketball and bocce courts, fishing spots, and a farmers market, Piedmont Park is basically an outdoor one-stop shop, y'all.
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In the thickest part of the deposit, the ridges could be as high as 196 feet and the furrows fanned out in widths comparable to eight Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Universities, parks, stadiums, swimming pools and other landmarks across the country, including the Bosporus bridge where soldiers fired on unarmed protesters, have been renamed after the coup and its victims.
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The damaging effects of sunscreen can occur in concentrations as low as 62 parts per trillion, which is equivalent to one drop of oxybenzone in six Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Within hours, a SWAT team of 30 mosquito experts was going house to house, dumping standing water from flowerpots, ashtrays, children's swimming pools, recycling containers, bottle caps and trash cans.
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"I think that these funds, these investor groups are looking at a cultural move away from your garden apartment with elevators, swimming pools, tennis courts and common areas," Ellenburg said.
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The family lived in Hacienda Napoles, a vast and tony ranch with 210 artificial lakes, swimming pools, three zoos full of exotic animals, an airstrip, gas station and 214,215 employees.
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Viewed from the air, this ramshackle island of corrugated iron is surrounded by leafy green and azure blue dots: back yards and swimming pools belonging to the slum's wealthy neighbors.
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That's because more warning means extra time to prepare cooling centers and swimming pools, shore up the electric grid, and put supplies in place for heat-vulnerable populations and machines.
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But according to the CDC, MCV 2 "might be" spread by sharing swimming pools, baths, and saunas, although they admit there isn't any solid medical evidence to back this up.
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"There are prohibited activities for Muslim women in France, we can't go to beaches or swimming pools," Rihab Hassaine said, relaxing beside the covered women-only pool with her friends.
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That means no baths, swimming pools now sporting salt water instead of fresh, sheets and towels changed less regularly and signs urging visitors to flush toilets as infrequently as possible.
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As we depart, Rio de Janeiro is left with stadiums for which it has little use and swimming pools far removed from the working class who could dearly use them.
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French Salafists would like to segregate men from women in French swimming pools and not allow their sons to be taught in French schools by women whose heads are uncovered.
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Her competitors were training at the swimming pools but as her hotel was a block from the beach, she took advantage to get the feel of the course, she said.
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To make its budget work, Parma closed swimming pools, held off buying police cars and instituted a $12-per-month garbage fee, said its mayor, Timothy J. DeGeeter, a Democrat.
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You're probably aware that Kanye West, the rap monolith who owns two swimming pools and is married to a member of the Kardashian family, is $53 million dollars in debt.
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In the 1970s and '80s, many cities halted plans to build public swimming pools or closed them altogether, which disproportionately impacted working-class communities, which were often communities of color.
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To this end, countries across Asia have suspended schools, canceled public gatherings such as Lunar New Year festivities, closed public spaces like swimming pools, and recommended people work from home.
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If the only goal of government is to minimize deaths, then the first step would be to prohibit people from driving cars and abolish swimming pools, amusement parks, and bacon.
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The 81-year-old Hockney, known for his brightly colored pop artwork, depictions of swimming pools, portraits and landscapes, was tasked with designing "something symbolic or representational of the subject".
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It is possible to find ridiculous patterns within the blizzard of short-term data sets, such as the correlation between people who drown in swimming pools and Nicholas Cage movies.
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Homes were destroyed and trees were uprooted as 11.7 million cubic meters of mud—enough to fill 5,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools—descended on the town and its surrounding neighborhoods.
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Mayor Valerie Plante said the city has distributed 17,000 liters of water to organizations that work with the city's homeless population and extended opening hours for swimming pools and water pads.
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Swimming pools across America have long been a hotbed of racism—from poolside segregation in the 3303s to a brutal police encounter at a McKinney, Texas, teen pool party in 20160.
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Kendrick's only other #1 was through guesting on Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood," while his previous solo chart peak was at #17 with "Swimming Pools (Drank)" all the way back in 2012.
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Australia's consumer watchdog has sued Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's Australian unit for allegedly misleading consumers by promoting water-resistant Galaxy smartphones as suitable to use in swimming pools and the surf.
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Mr Tarantino is so deeply in love with the movie business that he can't peer at its dark side for long before returning to its sunlit swimming pools and studio backlots.
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On an acre of terrain on Tobago's southwest coast, the villa has a 443,000-gallon koi pond, two infinity-edge swimming pools and a Jacuzzi, along with a conical-roof gazebo.
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Water also flows more freely in richer south Chennai, where upscale hotels with swimming pools, shopping malls with fountains, high-end apartment buildings and restaurants purchase their water from private sources.
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They have cool stuff to offer, like free wi-fi and swimming pools, but if you're a young traveler on a budget, you might be looking more to services like Airbnb.
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The retention pond of a phosphogypsum stack, a hill of hazardous waste generated by phosphate production, leaked the equivalent of 326 Olympic swimming pools of contaminated water into a Florida aquifer.
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To mitigate the threat, the local and national government have put a 50 litre per person per day limit on water consumption and bans on washing cars and filling swimming pools.
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Water that evaporates from lakes, swimming pools and reservoirs, or "transpires" in the photosynthetic process whereby water passes into the leaves of plants, joins the atmosphere and will eventually be recycled.
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The company says that it has built more than 1,000 tanks that now hold more than 800,000 tons of radioactive water, enough to fill more than 320 Olympic-size swimming pools.
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Many superyachts come outfitted with guest suites, swimming pools, basketball courts, concert halls, Turkish baths, helicopter pads, recording studios, movie theatres, and plenty of other features suitable for the global elite.
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They weren't interested in the building's many resortlike amenities, some included in the rent and some available for a fee, including a Turkish bath, several swimming pools and a basketball court.
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But the burger chain has become inseparable from Texas, a place that sometimes seems more brand than state, home to Texas-shaped swimming pools and Texas-only special-edition pickup trucks.
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That's because, on Tuesday, researchers announced the discovery of massive reservoirs of helium gas in Tanzania that could potentially add 600,000 Olympic swimming pools of the element to the world's stock.
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And so the local attorney argued that, well, schools may be being desegregated, but we can't have swimming pools be desegregated because swimmers come in potentially intimate contact with one another.
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As part of sweeping restrictions that have been imposed in recent days, schools, museums, theaters, and swimming pools throughout the country have been closed, and weddings and funerals have been halted.
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While most Palestinians in towns, villages and cities like mine can barely get drinking water, let alone water for their crops, Israeli settlers lounge by swimming pools and on watered lawns.
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Still, the perception that "black communities aren't really invited" to swimming pools persists, said Cristal Neal, 27, whose children participated in Plus Pool's lessons for the second year in a row.
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But at Jade, the Sanctuaries come with swimming pools — our Moon Sanctuary pool was 900 square feet, big enough to swim perhaps a half-dozen strokes in from end to end.
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"I refuse to let the burkini impose itself in French beaches and swimming pools ... there must be a law to ban it throughout the Republic's territory," he said to wide applause.
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This is four hundred million Olympic swimming pools' worth of water, or enough to fill a single pool the size of New York State to a depth of twenty-three feet.
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For instance, communities could improve local public transportation systems, encourage walking instead of driving and keep schools open on weekends and during summers to allow access to gyms and swimming pools.
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Five years ago, she bought a home in Four Seasons at Beaumont, a planned community with single-story homes, fitness centers, hiking trails and swimming pools, for residents 55 and over.
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A few years earlier he was toiling away as a no-name artist until his arrival in California, where he started painting images of swimming pools that propelled him into superstardom.
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That same week, a glacier in western China released 35 million cubic meters—or 14,000 Olympic swimming pools—of fresh water into the Yarkant River basin, prompting evacuations, Greenpeace East Asia reported.
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Temperatures climbed toward 44 degrees Celsius (111 degrees Fahrenheit) in parts of northern Spain and southern France, driving many people to seek relief in the sea, rivers, lakes, fountains and swimming pools.
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Samsung has been depicting phones in or near to unsuitable environments such as swimming pools and oceans since 2016, the ACCC alleges, when it didn't have a basis to make this representation.
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A recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said 80% of public swimming pools, lazy rivers, hot tubs/spas and water playgrounds had at least one violation when inspected.
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An all-around creative with a love of skateboarding, Sarah sees the world a bit differently; concrete is a canvas, swimming pools aren't just for swimming, and curbs are a physical challenge.
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"We're trying to limit their exposure to injury," Rivera said, having seen videos that showed people falling off their boards, or making sharp turns into other people, obstacles, or even swimming pools.
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Because the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is once again warning sick people to please keep their literal asses away from swimming pools, lest they spread a hardy parasite called Crypto.
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Water is a great vehicle for infection, so open cuts should be kept dry and you should avoid spending time in any body of water, including whirlpools, swimming pools, lakes and rivers.
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Plexiglas cabinets enclosed Chinese tomb figures, swimming pools for adults and children were installed in the inner garden and the Italianate stone teahouse in that garden was outfitted with a soda fountain.
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The development, complete with a landscaped central park, fountains, tennis courts and swimming pools, was spookily deserted on a recent visit and felt more like a film set than a new neighborhood.
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Take a look at some of the most over-the-top amenities in New York celebrity homes, from automated robotic parking and indoor swimming pools to private VIP elevators and IMAX theaters.
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This time, town hall came knocking, but instead of shutting it down, town officials were eager to collaborate, offering Mr. Jubert after-hours access to city museums, swimming pools and other locations.
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Last year it completed work on a massive stormwater storage tank underneath the city's famed horse-racing track near central Hong Kong, which can hold as much water as 24 swimming pools.
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The crown prince reportedly owns a $500 million, 440-foot yacht named Serene, which includes multiple swimming pools and hot tubs, two helipads, a helicopter hangar, a gym, and a movie theater.
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It was the starting point for the volcano's monthslong eruption, which went on to produce 320,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools' worth of lava that transformed the landscape and ultimately destroyed 700 homes.
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Between 1950 and 1955, the NAACP was involved in multiple anti-discrimination lawsuits for swimming pools after black patrons were denied access to swim at pools and beaches, including Isaacs v. Baltimore.
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The 15 countries listed by the Czech government are:United KingdomItalySpainNorwayHollandBelgiumDenmarkFranceAustriaGermanyChinaSouth KoreaIranSwitzerlandSwedenAreas where large numbers of people gather, like gyms, libraries, and swimming pools, will also be closed for at least 30 days.
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It is now in the midst of a $55 million renovation that has vastly expanded the backstage area, adding amenities like two swimming pools and massage cabanas for artists and their entourages.
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Mr. Plein would have to top the increasingly ostentatious shows he has thrown in Milan since 2011 (with Jet Skis, swimming pools, roller coasters and performers like Snoop Dogg and Rita Ora).
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Falk seemed to relish exposure of his nudity to Bruno, and to others who came in range, in steam rooms or at private swimming pools, anywhere such a display could be managed.
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A 2014 study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that black children aged 5–19 are 5.5 times more likely to die in swimming pools than their white counterparts.
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Between 1950 and 1955, the NAACP was involved in multiple anti-discrimination lawsuits for swimming pools after black patrons were denied access to swim at pools and beaches, including Isaacs v. Baltimore.
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There was that probably dangerous diving mask with AR functionality built in to make swimming pools more interesting and the robotic glove designed to teach people how to play the piano and such.
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The swimming pools, the luxe master suites, the uncomfortably hospitable staff (as if agreeing to a threesome with Tom and Shiv wasn't enough, the same devoted steward deals with Greg's benign toenail fungus).
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Spa and wellness facilities, bulletproof windows and four swimming pools are just a few of the amenities said to come with their pricey pad, which reportedly carried an asking price of $135 million.
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They say new facilities, including Doha's Hamad International Airport, U.S. university campuses, and world-class swimming pools and stadiums, will continue to lure residents and visitors to the country, regardless of oil prices.
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These high-end bunkers can cost nearly $20 million to build and are outfitted with luxury amenities: think swimming pools, movie theaters, gyms, rock climbing walls, dog parks, game rooms, and indoor pools.
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The life of duty opening up before him was a dreary one of cutting ribbons at the ceremonial openings of municipal swimming pools and feigning delight at the performances of foreign folk dancers.
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Mnangagwa also announced that all gatherings over 50 people will be banned and bars, nightclubs, gyms and swimming pools will be closed in an effort to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Look deep, go inside, where the truest wishes reside (I speak as someone who can go inside), and you tend to see tornadoes of cash, indoor swimming pools, movie stars begging for it.
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It has instead been suggested that the artist is Mr. Hockney himself, looking back at his lost lover, symbolically suggesting his own presence in the form of one of his iconic swimming pools.
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Among them is Sky, a 2000,22017-unit rental tower near Times Square that offers 22018,000 square feet of amenities, including three swimming pools, a full-size basketball court and a lawn-lined terrace.
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Fortunately for the rest of us, a handful of hotels supply a cool and stylish respite with swimming pools open to non-guests who buy a day pass or book a spa appointment.
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He also wondered whether discrimination seen in this case is different from racial discrimination in a scenario such as officials shutting down all public swimming pools that could be used by African Americans.
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Strange, the string of destruction and attention that has come recently to this normally quiet stretch of suburbia in Conejo Valley, with its landscaped streets and strip malls, manicured yards and swimming pools.
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The islands were covered in forests and the weather was humid, but still prisoners were forced to clear the islands to make way for Presbyterian churches, tennis courts, bungalows, and even swimming pools.
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Jackson Park, a huge new rental complex that opened in January, is known for its mega-amenities, including two swimming pools, a private park and courts for sports like basketball, squash and shuffleboard.
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Opening in June, the 35-room seaside hotel channels the marine world in blue and white décor and keeps the emphasis on the outdoors with two terrace-based restaurants and two swimming pools.
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Seeking to promote the automobile as a form of recreation — along with the golf course, tennis courts, a movie theater and swimming pools — managers laid out nearly 30 miles of roads around Fordlândia.
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The new 201-room Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Spa occupies its own 23 landscaped acres with a relaxed style, from the glass-walled restaurant to spacious midcentury-designed rooms and two outdoor swimming pools.
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There are beaches and swimming pools galore and attractions like La Manzanilla's Crocodile Sanctuary, where you can get up close to dozens of American crocodiles, provide diversions if the beach ever gets boring.
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There are beaches and swimming pools galore and attractions like La Manzanilla's Crocodile Sanctuary, where you can get up close to dozens of American crocodiles, provide diversions if the beach ever gets boring.
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The year before, shortly after he was named deputy crown prince, Prince Mohammed was vacationing in the south of France when he fancied a magnificent yacht with two swimming pools and a helicopter.
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Known for his portraits of famous artists and cute Parisians, Doisneau was so inspired by the rich golfing greens and sky blue swimming pools that he used color film for the first time.
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Svarbova's cool photographs of highly styled models in swimming pools may be somewhat nostalgic for the communist era in which many of the pool buildings were constructed, but in a very guarded way.
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The new estate sits on 3.5 acres and boasts two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard, as well as a spacious master suite with a mirrored dressing area and enormous custom closets.
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While the rich often live in estates featuring manicured lawns, lush swimming pools, and perfectly trimmed hedges, more than 45% of people live below the poverty line, and many struggle to afford enough food.
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I'm in a rural area and there's no place to connect water, so when the first responders got here, they set up these monstrous swimming pools with the water they had on their trucks.
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The roughly one million tonnes of water stored at the plant, sufficient for about 500 Olympic swimming pools, still contains detectable levels of potentially harmful radioactive particles, Tepco told the government on Oct. 1.
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For example, a company called Voyage is building fully autonomous cars for the controlled environment of retirement communities, those vast cities-within-cities of endless Spanish tile roofs and swimming pools in South Florida.
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Some 800,000 tons of highly-radioactive water now sit in hastily-built tanks at the site, enough to fill 315 Olympic-sized swimming pools, with around 22011 tons added to the tanks every day.
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The water in a pair of swimming pools turned as green as a wine bottle during the games' second week, after 250 litres of hydrogen peroxide were dumped into them without Olympic organisers' knowledge.
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Blame the cold water (swimming pools are at a comfortable 80 degrees compared the ocean's 56), sharks' natural predilection to swimming, or the simple fact that they're sharks, but Phelps has no hard feelings.
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The collapse of the dam, which occurred without warning, unleashed approximately 5 billion cubic meters of water -- equivalent to 2 million Olympic-size swimming pools -- onto the surrounding countryside, according to state news agencies.
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"Dogs can detect a teaspoon of chemical in a million gallons of water — nearly enough to fill two Olympic-size swimming pools," said Craig Angle, a professor in Auburn University's Canine Performance Sciences program.
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It's three floors below ground level so we were thinking they were going to turn it into some mega mansion because everyone in London wants digging underground for cars or cinemas or swimming pools.
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Wearing a dark pinstriped suit under the unrelenting Florida sun, he warned of a gathering menace from Muslim immigrants, sprinkling his speech with anecdotes about sexual assaults in Germany and gender-segregated swimming pools.
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JANET Unless we are having a midlife crisis, like the title character in John Cheever's story "The Swimmer," private swimming pools, swing sets and Porta Potties are strictly off-limits to unauthorized passers-by.
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And so in the interest of the public good it was reasonable to keep swimming pools segregated along racial lines, even though the Supreme Court had ruled separate but equal was unconstitutional at schools.
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All museums, gyms, cultural centres, ski resorts and swimming pools will be shut in the targeted zones, while leave was cancelled for health workers as Italy's hospitals sag under the pressure of the virus.
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The Wailea Canyon water park offers nine outdoor swimming pools connected by a lazy river, as well as a water elevator, water slides, waterfalls, caves, children's pool, sand beach, and a swim-up bar.
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They are looking forward to the tax revenue that CATL will generate, which will help build kindergartens and public swimming pools, and to a chance to be at the center of an important industry.
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In July alone, Greenland's ice sheet lost 197 billion tons of ice, or the equivalent of around 80 million Olympic swimming pools, according to Ruth Mottram, a climate scientist with the Danish Meteorological Institute.
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Subway car floors have been decorated to resemble swimming pools and running tracks, Taiwan Beer has unveiled Universiade-theme bottles, and the event's mascot — Bravo the Formosan black bear — adorns banners around the city.
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They are the sons and daughters of housekeepers, dishwashers, fast-food cooks, farm laborers, landscapers, garment workers who stitch labels onto clothing and contractors who build swimming pools for affluent homeowners along the coast.
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Despite all this, as my flight descended in Johannesburg last week, I noticed that the city looked green and vibrant, with small sparkling dams and lakes visible, and hundreds of bright blue swimming pools.
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I was drawn to the Icelandic election, too, for more or less the same reason that Icelanders are drawn to the local swimming pools, where the temperature is kept around that of Icelandic seawater.
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There are flights with no alcohol on the drink carts, resorts with separate swimming pools for men and women, and daily itineraries with built-in break times for the five daily calls to prayer.
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So VICE News spoke with Jeff Wiltse, a professor of history at the University of Montana, and the author of "Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America," who provided some context.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Concerns over water quality at the Olympics have been swirling for months for sailors and rowers, but this week they moved into swimming pools, in the latest embarrassment for Games organisers.
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The landmark facility, capable of holding 175 Olympic-sized swimming pools of LNG in its storage tanks alone, was the last of eight new LNG projects that came online in Australia between 2012 and 202021.
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It wouldn't be the end of the California dream, but a reconceptualization — not as many endless blocks of backyards and swimming pools, but perhaps a new kind of more livable, more accessible life for all.
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The three-year project saw the equivalent of 10 Olympic-sized swimming pools of earth removed from the site of the art and design museum to accommodate the new Sainsbury gallery, 18 metres below ground.
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More broadly, if you go and buy a house, you might initially suggest that you're happy to pay the offer price because they promise you it's a castle on the hill with nine swimming pools.
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The installation highlighted how swimming pools and water are a crucial part of our lives, not only for the pleasure and sustenance they provide, but for the way they connect us to architecture and nature.
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"The agreement with E.P.A. is good news for the residents of Gowanus, as it minimizes any disruption to one of the few playgrounds and swimming pools in the neighborhood," a statement from the department said.
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He explained these bacteria can live in swimming pools or natural bodies of water, and the flood waters, contaminated by sewage and fecal matter, just "happened to have more" bacteria than other bodies of water.
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The men in them were almost exclusively beautiful, tan, and naked, hanging out around the island's blanched wooden houses and big blue swimming pools, or on the sandy beaches and dunes where people had sex.
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Georgia has closed its borders with neighbouring countries, banned entry of foreigners, closed winters resorts, restaurants, cafes, nightclubs, gyms and swimming pools and banned minibuses in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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The original 1959-vintage Mountain Shadows resort was rebuilt in midcentury style and reopened in 2017 with 183 rooms featuring glass-enclosed showers separating bedroom and bath and a pair of 75-foot swimming pools.
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The 16-acre property, which its owners say has the only private beach in Southern California, encompasses some 161 rooms (many in cottages and bungalows), two swimming pools, six restaurants and bars, and a spa.
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"We've gotten multiple reports of rescuers falling through manholes that were covered with mud, swimming pools that were covered up with mud," Anthony Buzzerio, a Los Angeles County fire battalion chief, told The Associated Press.
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Italy has just introduced sweeping restrictions to counter the spread of the novel coronavirus, with 16 million people in the country's north effectively under quarantine, and schools, universities, museums, cinemas, and swimming pools all closed.
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From working in day centres for the elderly and swimming pools to old people's homes or company's medicine supplies, Coral sometimes has to work two or three jobs in order to earn at least $1,000.
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Steps beyond the neighboring house in Cozumel's south hotel zone, a series of beach clubs draws day trippers from cruise ships with restaurants with beach service, bars, souvenir shops, swimming pools and inflatable water playgrounds.
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If the Potions cover was all nebulous slop and bare flesh bathing in moonlit radioactive swimming pools, this one's a little more fuck-me-robots-are-actually-massively-massively-horrifyingly-terrifyingly-absurdly-scary-aren't-they.
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They know that the Aspen types are employing all these people to clean their swimming pools, and to drive them, and to deliver wonderful food at the last minute if they're having a dinner party.
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As economist Michael L. Marlow notes, an individual hotel that attempts to comply with Prop 22013 must include warnings for everything from cleaning supplies used during maid services to swimming pools, soap, shampoo, and office supplies.
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Among their properties — many of which are centrally-located and come with fancy amenities like elevators, balconies, doorman service, and swimming pools — a certain number of units are allotted to lower-income and middle-income households.
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The GRACE satellites also showed that overall, Antarctica is losing 120 gigatons of water a year, or about as much water as 48 million swimming pools, even if areas in eastern Antarctica are gaining some mass.
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"—David J. Mathison, MD, pediatric emergency room physician and mid-Atlantic regional medical director, PM Pediatrics Swimming pools "Unfortunately, every summer we see kids—even ones who can swim—accidentally fall into a pool and drown.
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It featured aircraft landing strips, a Jurassic Park-like attempt at hosting animals brought from different parts of the world, six swimming pools, 27 manmade lakes, an airplane hangar, heliports, and a myriad of other attractions.
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The more local swimming pools I visited, the more convinced I became that Icelanders' remarkable satisfaction is tied inextricably to the experience of escaping the fierce, freezing air and sinking into warm water among their countrymen.
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If you want multiple dining options and features like swimming pools, a big spa, a movie theater and a casino, cruise lines with large vessels, such as Royal Caribbean and Norwegian, are the way to go.
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"When we go to summer camp, you can tell which kids are our kids because their swim tags all show that they're a non-swimmer," Parmar says, noting that not many refugee camps have swimming pools.
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Also, well mannered, perma-tanned from jaunts to the Caribbean and Ibiza, and close to their families, which usually reside in large gated houses with swimming pools and tennis courts less than an hour from London.
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It didn't take authorities long to confirm what many convention attendees had intuitively suspected: The intense fumes they'd smelled were the result of chlorine, the oxidizing chemical commonly used as a cleaning agent in swimming pools.
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The 203-unit Chateau tower has valet and concierge service, a gym, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a tennis court, a playground, a spa, a hair salon, a lobby bar and a 35-seat movie theater.
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He was en route to one of the Trump family company's most ambitious ongoing development projects — a 25-story, 156-condominium waterfront tower, complete with an indoor tennis court, multiple swimming pools and a rooftop helipad.
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Jordan said that it was suspending all incoming and outgoing passenger flights, that schools and universities would be suspended for two weeks, and and that mosques, churches, gyms, cinemas, youth centers and swimming pools would close.
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Ms. Blackstock recently co-authored a paper showing that 31 of the 31 swimming pools her team tested contained an artificial sweetener that could have gotten there only through people peeing it out in the pool.
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Mr. Low's contribution to the design was simple: Put outdoor swimming pools on the exterior galleries of each of the five penthouses, according to executives involved in the deal who requested anonymity because of the litigation.
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Special zones already exist within Saudi Arabia: Aramco has an entire town in Eastern Saudi Arabia to house its workforce, which has luxuries such as cinemas and public swimming pools not found elsewhere in the kingdom.
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The blocky three-tower complex, developed by a company owned by Eliot Spitzer, the former governor of New York, will have two rooftop swimming pools, a landscaped garden and a waterfront park on the East River.
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Even though I didn&apost grow it, I treat my hair better than anything else on my body, massaging it with Moroccan oil, sleeping on silk pillowcases so it won&apost tangle, abstaining from swimming pools.
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Residents speak of moment quake hit Images on social media showed shattered windows, toppled grocery items on the floor of a supermarket and water sloshing back and forth in swimming pools from different parts of the country.
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A volume of water equivalent to thousands of Olympic-size swimming pools, laden with sediment and heavy metals, washed away Hazeltine Creek and dumped into Quesnel Lake, a key salmon spawning ground of the Fraser River watershed.
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The "h-shaped" compound boasts more than 28 bedrooms and suites, six structures over five prime acres of land, two swimming pools and a seven bedroom guest house which has played host to numerous A-list stars.
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If you're headed to the pool this summer, make sure it's one you trust before you dive in: According to the Centers for Disease Control, outbreaks are on the rise of a diarrheal illness from swimming pools.
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Not only is Kilauea exceptionally active right now — erupting enough lava over the last month to fill over 45,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools — nearby Lo'ihi is relatively easy for NASA to study because it's in U.S. territory.
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The nearly one million tonnes of stored water at the wrecked plant, enough to fill about 261 Olympic swimming pools, still contained detectable levels of potentially harmful radioactive particles, Tepco told a government committee on Oct. 22.
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Later, at the dance, girls with two eyebrows and swimming pools in their backyards would sway to Celine Dion's " My Heart Will Go On" while boys who smelled of Lynx Africa pushed boners into their hips. Me?
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The nearly one million tonnes of stored water at the wrecked plant, enough to fill about 261 Olympic swimming pools, still contained detectable levels of potentially harmful radioactive particles, Tepco told a government committee on Oct. 1.
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When the Fundao dam burst in November at the Samarco mine, owned by BHP Billiton and Vale SA, enough mud to fill 12,000 Olympic swimming pools flattened an entire village, killed 19 people and left hundreds homeless.
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Most commonly, the infection is contracted through an open wound, which is why the CDC recommends against spending time in whirlpools, hot tubs, swimming pools or natural bodies of water if you have a cut or abrasion.
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The association fees Radburn homeowners pay on top of municipal, county and school taxes — $2,000 a year is a typical assessment — afford them the use of tennis courts, two swimming pools and summer recreation programs for children.
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"On one side of the road is a Palestinian village, and on the other side is a brand-new Israeli town with red-roofed houses, swimming pools, greenery and trees, and on a commanding hill," he said.
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Following unconfirmed reports of a black leopard in Laikipia County, the research team installed eight cameras around the Laikipia Wilderness Camp — focusing on available water sources, such as swimming pools and natural springs, and on animal trails.
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More importantly, it's not likely that your friend will endanger anyone's health—swimming pools already contain small traces of bodily fluids like urine and sweat, and are (thankfully) treated with chlorine to guard against these questionable amounts.
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Well, it comes with a 10-car "museum" (a gold Rolls-Royce Dawn and Lamborghini Aventador Roadster are included in the asking price), two swimming pools, a 20-foot waterfall, a wellness center, and a full-service salon.
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You can get it by any kind of exposure to the fungus, like by walking barefoot in public showers, locker rooms, swimming pools, or anywhere with a damp surface, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Drilling a single long-lateral well can now require more than 500 tons of steel pipe, a 14-football-fields-long string of sand-carrying railcars and enough water to fill more than 35 Olympic-size swimming pools.
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The State Water Resources Control Board, which took testimony at a workshop on Wednesday, will decide next month whether to modify the rules, which have led to dry lawns and empty swimming pools as residents aimed to conserve.
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Some older Americans may remember the fear associated with polio outbreaks and the era of iron lungs and leg braces — a time when swimming pools and movie theaters closed over concerns about the spread of the crippling disease.
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Racism at American Pools Isn't New: A Look at a Long History Swimming pools, which exploded in popularity a century ago, are supposed to be places to relax, but black Americans have long faced harassment and violence there.
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According to the decree, all museums, gyms, cultural centres, ski resorts and swimming pools will be shut in the targeted zones, while leave was cancelled for health workers as Italy's hospitals sag under the pressure of the virus.
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Even in minute doses, the researchers found, oxybenzone rapidly bleaches coral and slows new growth: A single drop in 4.3 million gallons of water — about six and a half Olympic-size swimming pools — is enough to be deadly.
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Its principal characters are not jaded sybarites sunning themselves on the decks of pleasure boats or beside hilltop swimming pools, but rather salt-of-the-earth Frenchmen and women with roots in the populist cinema of the 1930s.
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According to googling by pro-democracy activists on LIHKG, a company called KKONES, which also offers inflatable swimming pools, party favors, and toys, sells Pepe merchandise in the US on Amazon as part of their "hashtag collectibles" collection.
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Read More: Trump Ordered the EPA to Overturn Clean Water Rule So with the reader's best interest in mind, I asked Blackstock: If the real problem here is DBP, should we just stop putting chlorine in our swimming pools?
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Despite the weather inducing poor turnout, there were some excellent exhibitions on view — most of which will continue throughout the remainder of the month — running the gamut from garden-hose sculptures to Hockney-esque paintings, swimming pools and all.
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In elementary school, Cummings was part of a group of black Americans who helped to integrate swimming pools in Baltimore, an experience that indelibly affected the congressman, who described encountering white mobs pelting African-Americans with rocks and bottles.
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The lack of grand facilities like swimming pools and huge sports halls will cut costs, they say, allowing the majority of fees to be spent on hiring the best teachers, who may be given a share in future profits.
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Crypto caused at least 32 outbreaks in swimming pools or water parks in 2016, compared with 20103 in 2014, according to a report published in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's weekly report on death and disease.
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The 78-year-old painter, printmaker and photographer has depicted the West in diverse forms, from sun-splashed swimming pools and portraits from 1960s and '70s Los Angeles, to a sprawling, 60-canvas oil painting of the Grand Canyon.
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The swimmers were Hasidic women, who abide by strict codes of modesty and who go to the Metropolitan Recreation Center in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, for an unusual feature: It is one of two city swimming pools with gender-segregated hours.
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I'm meeting the restaurant's head chef Garrett Keown to find out how the work of British artist David Hockney, best known for his paintings of Los Angeles swimming pools and the Yorkshire countryside, has been recreated on a plate.
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A black trans man recounted the freedom that he felt when he transitioned in high school and no longer had to control his hair as a black girl would, fearfully running away from the rain and avoiding swimming pools.
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Mohamed Ben Slama, one of the few painters in the show, presents a playful diptych, titled "Green Fields are Calling" and "It's Falling in a Golden Door" (both 2018), which send out smoke signals from swimming pools of oil.
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In the 1920s and 1930s, pool construction accelerated as cities built lavish public facilities, Jeff Wiltse, a University of Montana history professor and author of "Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America," said in an interview.
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With two heated swimming pools, cabanas, a full-service beach club, nice guest rooms, excellent art, and a well-regarded restaurant, The Confidante delivers on a solid alternative to South Beach that's calmer, peaceful, and much more reasonably priced.
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The announcement — that the vaccine had proved up to 21966 percent effective in tests on 21989,21963 youngsters in 215 states — was greeted with ringing churchbells and openings of public swimming pools, which had been drained for fear of contagion.
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"Any small amount of blood that were to get into the water would either be neutralized by chemical treatment of the water (swimming pools) or vastly diluted by a large body of natural water (lake or ocean)," says Meyers.
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A home with land in the countryside may cost as much as 393,000 euros (about $233,000), while large stone houses with historic features or villas with swimming pools sell for 2700,22 to 2600,23 euros ($2035,2011 to $3493,2349), he said.
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Just up the road, on the west side of LA, the Z-Boys were revolutionizing skateboarding by appropriating surf techniques and demonstrating little regard for private property as the rampaged across the empty swimming pools of Santa Monica and Venice.
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With fashion proving to be more wasteful and damaging for our planet every day — in 2015, the fashion industry consumed enough water to fill 32 million Olympic-size swimming pools — stripping back our wardrobe can only be a good thing.
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In 19th century Dublin, it was Guinness who was the major employer in the city, but they took a different approach to social responsibility, building affordable housing for their workers, as well as providing amenities like parks and swimming pools.
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According to a 2015 report by health club trade group IHRSA, about 12 percent of all health club memberships (including those with tennis courts and swimming pools) are purchased in January, compared to about 7 to 9 percent in other months.
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An article published in The Washington Post in 1987 described the compound as having a tall chain-link fence surrounding it, as well as video cameras monitoring the gate, but also the lime-green bungalows, swimming pools and numerous tennis courts.
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It's not like next year will be warmer because of the car trips that Porter Ranch residents make to their temporary rental homes, or the gas they use to cook dinner, or the energy required to heat their swimming pools.
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The dead zone in the Chesapeake Bay, for instance -- which measures 403 cubic miles, or nearly the volume of 3.2 million Olympic-size swimming pools -- results in the loss of tens of millions of fish, which both humans and crabs eat.
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Hattie is the first female friend who I've met who didn't spend her formative years with some kind of sexual curiosity—whether that was discovering the well-placed jets in swimming pools or partaking in weird sexual play with friends.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been building resorts, swimming pools and other luxurious leisure facilities in what experts say is a bid to capture some of the individual wealth generated by growing private markets for goods and services.
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Foldout platforms that extend over the water and make a boat's socializing space larger; loggias, which are small covered balconies attached to bedrooms that give owners total privacy; cascading waterfalls spread over multiple decks; multiple swimming pools; and outdoor cinemas.
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Nevertheless, despite shrinking budgets, vandalism, litter, lawsuits and opposition by special interests, Mr. Stern was generally credited with making the city's vast archipelago of parks, playgrounds, ball fields, swimming pools, recreation centers and beaches cleaner, safer, and more attractive and accessible.
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The eruption sequence that began last May was the most destructive in recent memory, spewing 320,000 Olympic-size swimming pools' worth of lava across 13.7 square miles of the island, according to a study published last year in the journal Science.
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Now, two boutique waterfront properties showcase wow-worthy swimming pools: the chic Brown Beach House Croatia in a repurposed tobacco warehouse in the ancient town of Trogir and the stunning Hotel Lemongarden in a sleepy fishing village on Brac island.
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Residents can use the amenities that hotel guests enjoy, including the 100,000-square-foot casino overlooking the ocean; 42 restaurants and lounges; an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course; 11 swimming pools; and a spa with 24 treatment rooms.
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"In Singapore, the amount of food waste we generate every year can fill up 15,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools," he says, adding that because soy products are so popular in Singapore, 30 tons of soybean residue is produced there every day.
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I like to show that choreography exists beyond Lincoln Center: On football fields animated by marching bands and touchdown dances, in swimming pools with synchronized swimmers, in a Bedford-Stuyvesant gymnasium where roller skaters glide to the beat on Wednesday nights.
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Up to 36,620 cubic meters — more than 14 Olympic-sized swimming pools — of water was used per shale gas well annually in the US between 2000 and 2014, the study said, putting strain on public water resources and aquatic ecology.
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After accruing enough financial support, the UC Davis team began construction in earnest in 2014, upgrading and modernizing the bots, working out the kinks, and testing them in swimming pools around campus and out in the field during the summer of 2015.
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A bunch of factors are playing a role here, including less access to and use of swimming pools and swimming lessons, according to the YMCA, which found that 64% of black and 45% of Latino children couldn't swim, compared with 40% of whites.
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The ADA Standards for Accessible Design were updated in 2010 and include specific requirements for several types of recreational facilities: boating facilities (launch ramps, boat slips and boarding piers), fishing piers and platforms, swimming pools, golf courses and children's playgrounds, among others.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Houses with swimming pools and escape tunnels, a ranch surrounded by hectares of land and a luxury apartment with a grisly history were among the 27 properties Mexico had seized from drug traffickers and others were auctioned on Sunday.
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In addition to the accommodations, which include a collection of multi-room villas overlooking private swimming pools, the eco-centric property also offers unique experiences like a turtle-tagging excursion that helps protect the local wildlife, a representative for Aman tells PEOPLE.
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Eighteen million cubic meters of debris -- enough to fill 7,200 Olympic-sized swimming pools -- slid 1,250 meters downhill at a 55- to 60-degree angle straight at the village, said Pei Xiangjun, a geological disaster expert at the Ministry of Land and Resources.
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Some of the crazier inventions that Bill is excited about are a possible way to use solar energy to produce fuel, much like plants use sunlight to make food for themselves, and batteries the size of swimming pools with huge storage capacity.
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To many of these artists and intellectuals — among them Thomas Mann, Arnold Schoenberg and Bertolt Brecht — California could feel like a picturesque purgatory in which they were left to idle among palm trees and swimming pools while Europe was being reduced to ashes.
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Officials released a brief statement that did not address the main questions: what had happened, why had it happened so quickly, and why wasn't there a simple explanation, given that this is the sort of thing that commonly happens to swimming pools?
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Narva, with a population of around 60,000, has five times as many residents as Ivangorod and, as a result, bigger and better facilities — including modern hospitals, swimming pools, shopping malls, a new university and free Wi-Fi access across much of the town.
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The imagery — composites of the artist's Australian heritage and adopted Los Angeles environs, layered upon the canvases using hand-cut screens based on photographs — are similarly pleasing: breezy palm trees, stylish Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, picturesque mountain ranges, and alluring backyard swimming pools.
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The casino, the golf course, seven of the swimming pools, a part of the spa and a handful of retailers and restaurants will be open on April 2100, while the rest of the amenities are scheduled to be introduced over the next year.
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They bring together thousands of people, concentrating them in small spaces where they share meals, swimming pools and common areas, providing a perfect environment for the spread of infections, said Dr. John Lynch, an infectious disease specialist at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
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As the civil rights movement gained ground in the 1950s and 1960s, however, a series of court rulings and new laws ensured that black Americans now had the same legal rights to public schools, libraries, parks and swimming pools as white Americans.
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The architects of Vidanta Los Cabos, which underwent a renovation in 22017, took another approach, building a trellis-inspired tunnel that transports guests from the relatively nondescript lobby to a vantage point overlooking cascading swimming pools, airy restaurants and the Pacific Ocean beyond.
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And yet, even against its serene setting on Hilltop Terrace, with its stately homes, circular driveways and swimming pools, the image of Mr. Cali's body lying on the street was a throwback to the black-and-white photographs of Mafia assassinations past.
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In the 1970s and '80s, many cities halted plans to build public swimming pools or closed them altogether, which disproportionately impacted working-class communities, which were often communities of color, unlike their upper-class, predominantly white counterparts who had access to private pools.
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Best Verse: Chance The RapperOverall Grade: A In the tradition of the "Swimming Pools" remix, when a member of Black Hippy scores a hit, they'd often rather bring the rest of the group in for the remix than get the usual mix of stars.
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Abu Dhabi (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In South Africa's Cape Town, an aerial photograph shows vast villas interspersed with lush greenery, blue swimming pools and the odd tennis court, while on the other side of the road, hundreds of tin-roof shacks tell a different story.
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The group also uses social media platforms such as Facebook to advertise the lives that await Belgians in Syria — images that often depict luxuries like large homes and swimming pools, which stand in stark opposition to the underprivileged lives Belgian Muslims are living at home.
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"Dogs don't so much see the world as they do smell it, " the article in Gizmodo notes, and they are capable of detecting chemical traces so minute, they might be compared to sniffing out a teaspoon of sugar in two Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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The accounts shared on Twitter ranged from being groped at a party, at the mall, or on the subway, to being cornered in swimming pools, to being assaulted by a family member, to being touched inappropriately during a check-up at the doctor's office.
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John Pawloski is the grandfatherly, silver-moustachoied commander of a nine-member posse in Dreamland Villa, a no-frills retirement community dating back to the 573s, comprising some 3,100 bungalows built around a community club, swimming pools and shuffleboard courts, near the city of Mesa.
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The new infinity pool at New York City's JFK Airport hotel lets you relax while watching planes land and take offThe best swimming pools you can buy'Hot tub rash' can cause pus-filled blisters, and you can get it from pools and lakes too.
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It was like being in the spire of a castle in a children's book: the quilt of houses, yards and streets, dotted with green lawns and light blue swimming pools — the neighborhood transformed into a picture of itself, like the maps on Mike's walls.
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I covered Iraq off and on for two years, a period in which the U.S. occupation was led from the Green Zone, a fortified enclave in the country's capital, where Americans lived and worked in a sanctum of swimming pools and black-market Scotch.
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By 240, Palm Springs already had 19633 swimming pools within its city limits, and Esther Williams was the pool cover girl of the era, swimming it up at El Mirador Hotel, with its Olympic-sized pool with five diving boards and an underwater observation window.
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Taxes: $4093,438 (estimated, based on list price), plus a $232 monthly homeowner's fee that allows the use of three recreation centers with swimming pools and tennis courts, in addition to the usual stuff Contact: Kristine or Richard Thomure, Kennedy & Associates, 707-884-9109; kennedyrealestate.
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A recent study in the journal Lancet Public Health found that people living within a kilometer (a little more than half a mile) of physical activity facilities -- including gyms, swimming pools and playing fields -- weighed less and had smaller waists than those who didn't.
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The analysis of the calls also identified two dozen other segments, some of which included health and beauty (spas, hair and nail salons), recreation (golf courses, swimming pools and amusement parks), landscaping (public and private grounds and gardens), restaurants and food service, and carnivals.
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As I began this journey, I found more and more Latinas who wore their hair curly, and some of them were tapping into protective styles, like braids, as a means to grow their strands out or protect their hair from sweat and swimming pools.
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Jean-François Martins, the city's deputy mayor in charge of sports, has said it is all part of a plan to make the city's swimming pools more "eco-responsible" in preparation for the 2024 Olympic Games, which Paris is in the running to host.
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Abu Dhabi (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In South Africa's Cape Town, an aerial photograph shows vast villas interspersed with lush greenery, blue swimming pools and the odd tennis court, while on the other side of the road, hundreds of tin-roof shacks tell a different story.
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As a condition of his supervised release he will be registered as a sex offender -- and also will not be allowed to live within view of school yards, parks, public swimming pools, playgrounds, video arcades, or any other places frequented by people under age 18.
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There are a few other local artists of color, including Maxwell Alexander, who comes from the Roçinha, a favela in Rio de Janeiro, and who has presented a wall painting on tarp that echoes the cheap swimming pools used by people from the favelas.
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