She handed him his frame pack through the tarpaulin flap.
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Walls made of tarpaulin and Unicef tents and barbed wire.
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Rain and sewage water seeped through the tent's tarpaulin sheets.
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They erected tarpaulin shelters to shield themselves from heavy rain.
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They live in wooden huts covered in tarpaulin dug into trenches.
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Dressing rooms have sprung up under tarpaulin in the pitch black.
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We went shrieking downhill toward the wavy tarpaulin of the bay.
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There was not a single tarpaulin or cot left in stock.
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They sleep under a tarpaulin in a schoolyard with two other families.
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Footage shows the dead whale was later covered by a blue tarpaulin.
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Crates of food are stacked on the pavement and covered with tarpaulin.
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A thatched roof and mud walls hide the original white UNHCR tarpaulin.
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We unpack the tarpaulin, find two sturdy trees and tie it between.
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Families use it to prop up tarpaulin tents or build makeshift shelters.
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Ask an aid worker, though, and the paeans to tarpaulin come pouring out.
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Outside the rain loudly beats down on the roof of the tarpaulin tent.
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Those who own several derricks use tarpaulin-lined pits, which hold more oil.
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Tarpaulin, made from coating a fibrous sheet in polyurethane, is water resistant and sturdy.
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Intelligent action like handing out tarpaulin (waterproof coverings) can help to limit the damage.
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Wild pigs root through the open sewer that runs alongside the Rathores' tarpaulin shack.
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His eyes are cornflower blue and unusually sturdy, like something you'd use for tarpaulin.
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Others cram into slums, or erect flimsy shelters from tarpaulin and plywood on work sites.
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Their home, a makeshift tent made of tarpaulin and corrugated iron, narrowly avoided being crushed.
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Most houses have one room and are made from bamboo, nipa-palm fronds and tarpaulin.
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Earlier this year another bomb fell near his home, a collection of sticks and tarpaulin.
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Tears in the tarpaulin roof were plugged with plastic and held in place with netting.
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Meanwhile, just around the corner, large tarpaulin sheets were hung up to obscure snipers' sights.
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The tents of the refugee camps are made of tarpaulin, corrugated iron and wooden planks.
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She woke up in a shack of ragged tarpaulin on a dusty hillside in Bangladesh.
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At night, the men stood guard while women and children rested beneath scraps of tarpaulin.
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They placed her at the front of the skiff, hidden from view under a white tarpaulin.
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Worshippers knelt on prayer mats and tarpaulin on the pavement meters away from the ancient amphitheatre.
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"They were living in unsafe conditions in tarpaulin tents, without lighting, toilets or drinking water," he said.
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The pieces were loaded on to the barge deck and covered with a tarpaulin, television pictures showed.
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Responders and survivors can use tarpaulin for roofs, fences, and flooring—but don't limit your imagination to shelter.
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Locals built tents from tarpaulin sacks and scavenged wood, only to watch them fall apart in bad weather.
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Behind a narrow, frosted-glass door, tarpaulin dividers between concrete columns broke up an otherwise large, dingy, space.
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The blue tarpaulin that we had put up on our roof after Irma lay shredded on the ground.
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Juan Cruz, 52, bought a tarpaulin from a Walmart north of downtown to help cover his leaky roof.
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Here they live in tarpaulin shelters and mud-brick huts on a patch of scrub where cows once grazed.
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Potted Meat by Steven Dunn (Tarpaulin Sky) Some folks need a hundred pages to get you in the gut.
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From shacks made of wood and tarpaulin, people sold kitchenware, fertilizer, clothes, tires, vegetables, CDs—anything you could imagine.
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A tarpaulin in the truck bed covered the sacks of beans it was transporting to the Somali capital, Mogadishu.
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Some boys lived in two dozen tarpaulin tents in the bush, others in entire occupied towns, like Malam Fatori.
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Survivors of the country's worst disaster on record still languish in temporary shelters made from tarpaulin sheets and bamboo.
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The protest saw them lying on blue tarpaulin surrounded by fake marine life at Barangaroo Wharf in Sydney, Australia.
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Mawlawi Harun knows he will die here, in this 6-by-9-foot bamboo shelter with a tarpaulin roof.
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Behind him is his own condemned shack, a structure of wood and tarpaulin, on which he has painted "London Hotel".
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Colorful, at times funny, lyrics recount woes from sleeping in stifling tarpaulin tents to losing desperately needed supplies to thieves.
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But the bamboo poles and tarpaulin structure, which is tied together with string, seems unequipped to deal with more heavy rain.
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Another trader pokes his suntanned face out from under a tarpaulin, wearing a wool coat with a resplendent white fur collar.
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Behind a giant tarpaulin in Trumpf's factory can be glimpsed a new assembly-line being built for its next-generation offering.
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On the morning I visited, a Slovak truck was parked with its tarpaulin sides open, carrying diesel generators bound for Iraq.
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Once she got out, she had to beg to obtain the bamboo, rope, and tarpaulin needed to pull together a shelter.
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The ensuing hilarity is best captured in the following couplet: "'Otters,' he whispered, spreading a tarpaulin sheet on the riverbank. "'Sir?
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Photos taken by Sami Kavota, a candidate in local elections, showed tarpaulin burned and ripped off metal structures at the center.
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While attempting to repair his tarpaulin roof during a storm, Buckmaster seems to lose consciousness, as his narration drops off abruptly.
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Made of durable silver tarpaulin, the liners are scratch-resistant, easy to clean, and coordinate with the gray lid and frame.
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A pilot project by a team of engineers and urban planners covered a handful of tin-roofed shacks with white tarpaulin.
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Cheap, lightweight, and waterproof, "tarpaulin is the most common shelter material," says Joseph Ashmore, shelter consultant for the International Organization for Migration.
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Believe the polls, he told the nearly 217 activists gathered here inside a tarpaulin tent in the middle of an apple orchard.
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On days when the physical therapist or the pastor was expected, his mother-in-law covered up the hole with a tarpaulin.
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Shelters constructed from tarpaulin and bamboo are being strengthened with additional coverings, ropes and sandbags to make them more resilient, said MacGregor.
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There are several of his signature paintings done on broken plates, as well as other surfaces, such as tarpaulin and black velvet.
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Devastating images of the aftermath showed hundreds of bodies among the rubble and at a police hospital, covered only with tarpaulin or plastic.
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A tarpaulin that has been painted and decorated by a refugee hangs on one wall; elsewhere is a deflated Disney princess life jacket.
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The secret is in the propulsion system, the only part of the boat entirely sheathed in tarpaulin to keep it from prying eyes.
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The roofs are made of bamboo which lasts 25 years, covered with straw matting, a layer of tarpaulin, and pozzolana, a waterproofing material.
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When the Muckdogs played at home, he would be the in-game M.C., officiating dizzy-bat races and helping with the infield tarpaulin.
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In one video, a Yemeni father spots his son's corpse partially covered by a blue tarpaulin in the back of a pickup truck.
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A zombie tarpaulin machine devouring the leg of St. Louis Cardinals speedster Vince Coleman before a game in the 1985 National League Championship Series.
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British-based charity Oxfam said it was providing clean drinking water and tarpaulin shelter sheets to 5,000 people and planned to intensify aid delivery.
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He walked among the many mud-walled, tarpaulin-roofed structures of the camp, past the crowded market, to the warren of humanitarian organization offices.
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It's the caldo that keeps the tarpaulin-tented plastic dining area packed through the night, and Rubiana sees little reason to change it up.
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Even before aides removed an opaque tarpaulin shielding the speaking surface from forecasted showers, I expected a "January surprise" from the president's advance team.
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Workmen have erected a giant white tarpaulin over the gutted roof, stabilized the cathedral's pinnacles and placed dozens of sensors to detect any movement.
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"I already have a family of six, so it is difficult to all live under the same tarpaulin hut," said 45-year-old Zafor.
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Workmen have erected a giant white tarpaulin over the gutted roof, stabilized the cathedral's pinnacles, and placed dozens of sensors to detect any movement.
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Commander Clay Doss, a spokesman for the Navy's Seventh Fleet, said the tarpaulin was taken down on Saturday before Trump's visit to the area.
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The company makes all of its products out of upcycled tarpaulin, a heavy duty material that's often draped as a protective cover over large trucks.
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One block of flats is being entirely renovated, another is held up by wooden support columns, a third is covered with tarpaulin to prevent leaks.
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They now live in the Kutupalong camp in Zafor's family home - a precarious shelter made from two sheets of muddied tarpaulin and sticks of bamboo.
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Bits of wood, bamboo poles and tarpaulin sheets are spread across the area where many of the new arrivals are sent to build their shelters.
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Hours later, the body of Mr. Voronenkov, his tan dress shoes still protruding from a black tarpaulin, remained on the spot as the police investigated.
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At the Undata Hospital, a stone's throw away from the dead, a number of patients are being treated on mattresses under a large tarpaulin outside.
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Two weeks after he arrived in Bangladesh, Mr. Hossein opened a temporary mosque in Balukhali by binding stalks of bamboo with a piece of tarpaulin.
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One of the few miserable vendors at the park, 26-year-old Vinicius Martini, found precious shade under a tarpaulin erected beside his beer cart.
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Dozens of divers arrived at the Tham Luang cave on Sunday morning and officials set up more tarpaulin sheets blocking off the divers&apos operating area.
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Delhi—flat, burning, mixed-up, smashed together from pieces of tin and tarpaulin, spreading on the arid plains of the north—offered no respite from itself.
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A massive fire last year destroyed more than 400 of the Shipibo-Konibo's makeshift homes, many made from wood and tarpaulin, sprawled along the city hilltop.
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A green tarpaulin covers an area the size of several football fields where residents fear the soil has been contaminated by chemicals spread by the blaze.
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He said he had to borrow $25 from his sister just to buy a tarpaulin and some cement blocks to shelter his extended family of 13.
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One of the least unusual items is plastic tarpaulin, also known as tarp or plastic sheeting, though neither of those names make it sound any less boring.
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At the other end of the camp, Mohammad Tahir and his family of six sit outside their tarpaulin shelter, the last in a row of ramshackle shanties.
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Underneath the shade of a green tarpaulin covering the courtyard of their home, Abdullah squats next to Kafa as she feeds her daughters and brushes their hair.
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Sitting in one of the thousands of flimsy tarpaulin tents in a camp in Qayyarah, south of Mosul, Schams Hannoush, who is in her 70s, sobs uncontrollably.
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At one point, they covered the open exercise yard with a tarpaulin, blotting out the sunlight, suspecting that Maher might somehow be smuggling messages through the air.
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Tens of thousands of survivors are still living in huts made from tin sheets and tarpaulin as reconstruction has been delayed by political bickering over a new constitution.
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On a tarpaulin mat in a church built from wood and mud, toddlers take turns at playing games that help them count, spell and get on with peers.
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Amid it all, countless ragged tarpaulin tents house grim-faced migrants, who are tended to by dozens of earnest European volunteers, distinguished by exotic body piercings and dreadlocks.
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World Vision said getting aid - dry food rations, tarpaulin sheets and sanitary towels - to flood survivors in remote, forested areas was a challenge, as roads had been destroyed.
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Locals sat on plastic stools at small tables underneath a tarpaulin and drank mint tea while waiting for the cook to bring over heaping plates of fresh sardines.
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The pockmarked 75 kg (165 lb) part, almost two meters long and over a meter wide, lay on a blanket and blue tarpaulin in a forecourt at the ministry.
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The Suns now live in tents of tarpaulin and plastic sheets by a floating bridge on the banks of the Yellow River, reduced to fishing from a small dinghy.
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To reassure that this policy is remembered by students at the school, a large, bright yellow tarpaulin emphasizing the rule has been placed at the entrance of the school.
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There was another deployment 10 laps from the end when what looked like a large tarpaulin, or plastic sheet, had to be retrieved from the track by a marshal.
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Pre-monsoon showers lashed the refugee camps on Friday after a week of thunderstorms, with strong winds sending some tarpaulin roofs of the temporary shelters housing the refugees flying.
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Pacing around her home's makeshift kitchen, the cawing and chirping of birds audible through the smoke-stained tarpaulin roof, Sweet is forlorn as she talks about her family's future.
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Bangladesh stopped designating new refugees in the early 1990s, forcing hundreds of thousands to fend for themselves by cobbling together bits of tarpaulin and bamboo to build makeshift homes.
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He asked me to procure him a gun and a girlfriend, which I did not; and a tarpaulin and a recording of "Fiddler on the Roof," which I did.
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Take Khin Hlaing, who owns Global Mobile Shop, a small store surrounded by tarpaulin-covered stalls selling fresh fruit in Hlaing Tharyar, an industrial area outside Yangon, the biggest city.
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When I'm in Jamaica the things the that strike me as the most beautiful are textures and materials—even the dirt and things like tarpaulin—that are signs of distress.
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Most shelters in the camps are made of bamboo and tarpaulin, where what used to be land full of forest and vegetation, is now fully exposed to rains and mudslides.
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The sun beats down on inhabitants who spend their days standing in long food lines and end them sleeping in tarpaulin tents typically shared with around five other family members.
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Next to the canvas and blue tarpaulin structures of the improvised camp, Turkey's Red Crescent has built 500 new tents which will soon be ready for families to move into.
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Ijo, who had spent days sitting in an open sided tarpaulin shelter worrying about her missing sons since fleeing to Uganda during a second round of violence in February 2017.
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Thousands of tarpaulin shelters that refugees have built in recent weeks stretching across dozens of small hills and rice paddies are only accessible by long walks across flimsy bamboo bridges.
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SITTING ON A muddy floor beneath a tarpaulin roof, Nabila, a 19-year-old Bangladeshi, fiddles with her shoelaces as she listens to Tosmida, a Rohingya woman in her mid-30s.
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It's thought to come from either a shortened version of "tarpaulin" or from Jack Tar, an archaic British term that referred to people in the merchant seamen or Royal British Navy.
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Then, one day in the dead of night, a truck carrying a tarpaulin-wrapped, 50-foot-wide disk left the laboratory, surrounded by a heavy police escort, with lights a-flashing.
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As a result, many of the eight million people hit by the disaster continue to live in temporary shelters in tarpaulin tents or bamboo huts in villages and towns across country.
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Ordinary Sierra Leoneans appear excited by the prospect, including Safiatu Mariama Bangura who with her mother runs a rice restaurant out of an aluminum shack with tarpaulin walls in the capital Freetown.
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In other instances, attackers wait for a vehicle to slow down – at a pothole for example – before jumping on, cutting through the tarpaulin and hurling goods onto the ground for waiting companions.
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Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh (CNN)When the monsoon rains hit southeast Bangladesh this week, Hafiz Ullah and his family abandoned their flimsy bamboo-and-tarpaulin-home to take shelter in a nearby school.
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The usually bustling street quickly turned into a taped-off crime scene, with shocked pedestrians murmuring into their mobile phones, stopping to take photos of tarpaulin-shrouded corpses beyond the police tape.
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Makeshift camps in Cox's Bazar, in southeast Bangladesh, have grown so rapidly they have run out of space - even for the tiny tarpaulin and bamboo shacks the Rohingya refugees typically throw together.
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AMID THE cypresses and palms that adorn the small municipal cemetery of Paterna on the outskirts of Valencia a blue and white tarpaulin protects a two-metre deep hole from autumn rain.
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The design requires you to nestle your computer into a slender, flap-protected slot on the outside of the pack rather than in the innermost tarpaulin-lined compartment next to your back.
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ONE sunny Wednesday in Amapala, off the coast of Honduras, 2600 working-age men settled themselves on rows of chairs on the main street under a tarpaulin to watch a football game.
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It is all loaded into giant tarpaulin sacks that are weighed at the end of the day and then sent to be remade into shoes, chairs and floor tiles, among other products.
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Their accident takes place at 02.25 in the television coverage below; at 12.15, audiences were given a clear view of the fatally injured Brown Trix, and Seeandem's body covered by a tarpaulin.
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In Burkina Faso in western Africa, the Barsalogho camp houses about 75,000 people fleeing a jihadist insurgency, many in wood-framed tents covered with straw mats and white tarpaulin, pitched close together.
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Asked by Mexican authorities to take down a makeshift tarpaulin roofing as night fell, they huddled close against the deepening cold to talk of what would come next, their children nodding asleep.
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She is the author of the chapbook Dream-Clung, Gone (Brooklyn Arts Press), and her poems have appeared in Better, boundary 2, The Brooklyn Rail, jubilat, Ping•Pong, and Tarpaulin Sky, among others.
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MALIK BASHIR, a retired builder, now spends his days sitting under the shade of a tarpaulin, supervising the transformation of his son's final resting place into a pilgrimage site near Islamabad, Pakistan's capital.
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Informal mining settlements like Angovia's, a series of hills dotted with tattered tarpaulin-covered shelters and pockmarked by deep pits, have been unexpectedly popping up in recent years across the west African country.
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We then wrap the duck in blanched cabbage leaves, to keep the bird moist, before rolling out the top sheet of clay between two little squares of what looks a lot like tarpaulin.
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And by the time Lear reaches his fabled end, Ms. Jackson dragged in on a tarpaulin for the character's final scene, the question that surrounded this staging in advance has long been answered.
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Now it's a sprawl of tarpaulin shacks housing thousands of South Sudanese, refugees fleeing a three-year civil war that has triggered the biggest cross-border exodus in Africa since the 1483 Rwandan genocide.
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At a newly established makeshift settlement in Gumdum, itself a spillover from larger preexisting camps located nearby, an estimated 50,000 people, mostly women and young children, huddle together under scraps of tarpaulin and plastic.
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This 85-year-old woman had to walk up a hill to her fridge covered by a tarpaulin to get food for her meals every day, more than a year after the storm hit.
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"So many people have died in front of me," said Ms. Shroff, who had to cut off 30 percent of her hair after pieces of the burning canopy and tarpaulin fell on her head.
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During their five days docked at Catania, the mostly young men on board sheltered from the sun under a large green tarpaulin that covered around half the deck, with clothes hanging from it to dry.
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Two years after the 2015 disaster, many of the eight million people affected continue to live in tarpaulin and bamboo tents due to the government's delay in disbursing funds for them to rebuild their homes.
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Like tens of thousands of others, the family fled and built a shack in the median strip of a road beneath a willow tree, using an orange truck tarpaulin for extra protection from the elements.
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As Mr. Schnabel often does, he used found materials for the canvas, this time repurposing lonas, a type of gabardine tarpaulin he discovered covering a traveling fruit market in the Lagunillas area of southern Mexico.
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Sitting under a tarpaulin in front of his obliterated home, a mangle of shattered timber and broken concrete surrounding an immaculately intact green cupboard, the imam said shocked worshippers had questioned him about the quake.
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To protest, he and the other protesters wait at night in the middle of the roundabouts, in the rain and cold and mud under makeshift tarpaulin shelters and tents in the darkness of early morning.
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Some revelers wore goggles to protect their eyes and some buildings were draped with tarpaulin to preserve their walls, while others got soaked with the pulp, creating a scene worthy of a modern art painting.
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At the vigil, Nia&aposs father says the image of his youngest child&aposs body lying under a tarpaulin on the train platform is an image he will never forget and he wants the killer caught.
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Accessible only by foot on a steep, winding pathway camouflaged by thick vegetation, the ramshackle shop owned by I. Launa has a tattered tarpaulin roof, a work table and several machines for cutting and shaping steel.
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Nearly all jade miners in Hpakant are unregistered laborers living in tarpaulin shelters, making it almost impossible to gauge how many people are working at each site each day, much less determine an accurate death count.
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Later, a stroll to the local open-air market — little more than an alley covered with a plastic tarpaulin — offers the chance to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables for a desert picnic later that day.
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Crawling under her narrow tarpaulin tent, Yolanda Hieron Meraz from Honduras hurriedly packed a few clothes and a pillow to enter the port of entry with her 15-year-old son, a huge smile on her face.
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My fear of heights now somehow cured, I grabbed a ladder and headed back onto the roof, balancing myself on rafters while draping the torn tarpaulin back over the open spaces and nailing it to the wood.
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Instead, this leisure vehicle inspired by the 1960s era Meyers Manx has no roof or doors — although a tarpaulin can be stretched between the windscreen frame and the Targa bar as a sun sail or light weather protection.
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Mave Grace's camp, on a hillside on the edge of the town of Bunia, is a sea of makeshift blue and white tarpaulin tents, inside which its temporary residents huddle from regular rainy season downpours, and the cold.
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The Iraqi, who once ran a photocopying business in the mainly Turkmen town of Tal Afar, grows the green eggplants next to the blue tarpaulin of Yahyawa camp, in the Lilan district of Kirkuk where he now lives.
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A giant photo on a tarpaulin showed the scene at the Gate of Heavenly Peace — Tiananmen — during the 1989 protests, with the Goddess of Democracy, a white plaster and Styrofoam statue, facing off against Chairman Mao Zedong's portrait.
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In Shijiazhuang, capital of Hebei province, officials were accused of trying to cover a one-kilometer (0.62 mile) section of a river with tarpaulin to hide water pollution from inspectors, according to a state media report last month.
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Pegging the base of the tarpaulin to the ground with two bits of wood, I tape the reflective blanket to the back of the tarp (to reflect heat off the fire) and sit on an unfurled emergency bag.
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KIEV, Ukraine — The Roma who live in tarpaulin camps and abandoned buildings in and around Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, say they make their money harmlessly by picking wildflowers and selling the bouquets to lovers on the city's streets.
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While World Vision's staff from Donggala have made it safely to Palu, where employees are sheltering in tarpaulin shelters set up in the courtyard of their office, they passed scenes of devastation on the way, Mr. Doseba said.
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Op-Ed Contributor Egypt's future lies at the end of a brand-new asphalt road that arcs through the Eastern Desert, a grand project wrapped in a few pieces of ragged tarpaulin and framed by an enormous sky.
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A practical consequence of this was that if you looked to your left from the Dave Bowen Stand, instead of the stadium's main stand all you saw for the entire season were shanks of empty concrete, covered in tarpaulin.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As the green tarpaulin covers were pulled back from Wimbledon's grass courts on Monday morning, and straw-hatted stewards prepared to police the snaking queues, a growing number of informed observers were contemplating a July 4 fairytale.
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"I watched as the government landed in helicopters in Tula Toli and distributed arms," said Omar Ali, as he crouched beneath a sheet of tarpaulin alongside his wife and twin baby girls in the makeshift refugee settlement of Bhalukhali.
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"It's the conditions here that push them to do this," Mbainar said, looking at the ramshackle huts made of tree stumps and bamboo shoots, tied together with rotting strips of fabric, and covered with a patchwork of tarpaulin sacks.
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For example, at 222A, "Jack Simon wearing waterproof cloth" requires you to know that a "Jack" is a sailor, which is also a TAR; a famous "Simon" is PAUL; and "wearing" here is simply IN: TARPAULIN, long for tarp.
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The opening evokes the here and now of homelessness and sleeping rough, whereby the cast emerge as so many vagrants who have to claw their way on to a tarpaulin-filled stage in order for the performance to start.
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Amid widespread criminality, the menace of disease and the perpetual risk of heavy rain, it is the threat of eviction from their corrugated steel and tarpaulin shacks that hangs heaviest over tens of thousands of slum dwellers like Bangura.
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PARIS — With rain expected in Paris later this week, workers at Notre-Dame cathedral on Tuesday scrambled to protect the building's interior, scaling the walls with ropes to put in place giant tarpaulin coverings, the cathedral's chief architect said.
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Each scene yields a drop more information—how to rig up a tarpaulin, say, head-high, for gathering rainwater—before being smartly cut off, as if the film were of one mind, pragmatic and unsentimental, with the folk it depicts.
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Ms. Radoczy trained as a stage designer, and her minimal set, in the black box of the Residenztheater's smaller venue, the Marstall, gracefully suggests the layout of the apartment building, with its ominous glass ceiling represented by a large oblong tarpaulin.
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"The government is giving land to industries, and claiming to conserve the forests by charging us with trespassing and removing us from the land we have always lived on," he said resting under a tarpaulin tent at a protest site in Bangkok.
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While eating a hot lunch of bacon bone stew, Iru Iti, a Māori language orator with ancestral ties to Ihumātao and related to Newton, waited out the pouring winter rain beneath a large tarpaulin covering a makeshift meeting ground at the protest site.
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Before the game, with the field covered by a tarpaulin for a threatened thunderstorm, the Yankees staged a modest tribute to Rodriguez with a video salute to him on the huge centerfield screen with family and friends joining him near home plate.
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The blue and white tarpaulin tents have doubled, Atmeh says, and rubbish is strewn along a shallow ditch running through the camp, where boys play football and men sit on plastic chairs to pass the time, sometimes going out on fruitless job hunts.
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At the top of a final set of rickety stairs, atop a refectory table that takes up virtually all the floor space, Erica and her small staff cut through thick rolls of waxed cotton and tarpaulin for the clothing collection's upcoming season.
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"If someone else from my family feeds my children, I can stitch around eight to nine dresses a day," said Begum, a mother-of-three in a break from stitching near a square shaped window cut out of the tarpaulin wall of her home.
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MATHIGA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sheltered by a tarpaulin from the blazing sun, a group of Kenyan women weave handfuls of dried reeds, their practiced hands turning them into exquisite baskets, mats and hats that have been sold to tourists from around the world.
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Here is Shockie arriving in Delhi, delighting in the city's pandemonium with a small-town boy's awe of its supercharged life: Delhi—flat, burning, mixed-up, smashed together from pieces of tin and tarpaulin, spreading on the arid plains of the North—offered no respite from itself.
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Driving alone on the road from Gleiwitz, then in Germany, to Katowice, in Poland — a distance of less than 19803 miles — she watched as the wind lifted a piece of the tarpaulin that had been erected on the German side to screen the valley below from view.
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The sprawling slum in the heart of Mumbai is a lively amalgam of flimsy tarpaulin-covered shacks, one-room brick tenements with tin roofs and multi-storied buildings, as well as schools, temples and mosques and scores of small businesses, ranging from auto repair shops to textile units.
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A few meters down, in a tiny tent with a tarpaulin roof barely bigger than 1 by 2 meters (40 x 80 inches), 26-year-old Syrian student Mohammad Al-Jassem, who arrived in Greece on March 30, spends his days writing notes to his family back home.
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On Thursday, he arrived early at his family's tent, a roomy contraption that was provided to them by the protest's organizers, and set about sweeping the tarpaulin floor for the first of several times, before building a fire and cooking eggplants and tomatoes that city workers were distributing to the needy.
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During the Second Boer War, for example, he was captured by the Boers and escaped, hiding first in a rat-infested coal mine for three days and then under a tarpaulin, on a train that crossed the frontier to freedom—a feat ardently covered in the British press, and replayed in the movie.
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Of course, all writers have preoccupations, refrains, obsessions; and by using the seasons as a thematic tarpaulin that covers the whole enterprise and publishing the volumes in fairly quick succession ("Autumn" appeared here last February) with some exciting, punctuating overlaps, she allows the books to exist at once separately and in comfortable relation.
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His pieces often nod to the cultural codes of Ireland in the 1980s and '90s, but reimagined with unconventional silhouettes and fabrics, such as Econyl — made from recycled nylon — and tarpaulin salvaged from shipping trucks; at his first-ever show, he presented an avant-garde take on the uniform his mother wore for her job at Argos, a British catalog retailer.
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Here are the things you need to put in your grab bag: Medical kit, a fire-starting kit (more on this later), a pen knife and a bigger, carbonized steel knife, food, string, a stove and a metal pot to boil water in, a compass and map, head torch, a waterproof poncho, binoculars, water purification tablets, an emergency bag, a tarpaulin, and super-strong weed to take the edge off the stress of the apocalypse (kidding, the smell would attract attention).
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