When the waves come in, the sand softens, but when the waves withdraw, the sand stiffens.
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The Waves Lab will provide support for pre-ICO projects and teams which are creating solutions using the Waves Platform's infrastructure.
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The waves only come when the microwave is on, and when it's on, the door blocks the waves from leaving that space.
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The waves created in the FlowWave center were much smaller than the waves actually registered at Draupner—the artificial waves broke at only a few feet.
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"That gives us an idea of what's happening in the subsurface, both the wave speed, the way the waves change and when the waves stop," says Bohon.
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In the final Instagram shot, however, Hayek succumbed to the waves and put her face underneath the water for a moment as the waves tumbled over her and headed toward the shore.
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"The images in this book are a reflection of what I hear beneath the waves," photographer Christian Vizl writes in Silent Kingdom: A World Beneath the Waves, his stunning book of undersea photography.
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Guiding us through the waves even when we can't swim.
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You're riding the waves of nostalgia and deep memory recollection.
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Did the tribe want to keep it above the waves?
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Just lay back and let the waves wash over you.
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But she's not sunbathing or scanning the waves for whales.
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Pretty impressive ... considering the waves there can be pretty intense.
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Headlines blamed it for the waves of refugees reaching Europe.
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Mechanical stuff moves the waves in a very rigid pattern.
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Thanks to their dramatic lighting, the waves look almost sculptural.
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Surprisingly I start letting go and the waves stop crashing.
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They tried to catch the waves, tumbling into the sea.
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The waves are like ripples in a cat's water bowl.
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She appears to be moving away, backing into the waves.
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We stood and listened to the waves lapping the shore.
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I could still see the waves rippling from the boat.
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Samira was watching the waves lap lazy, letting it breathe.
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His girlfriend giggled nervously as we rode through the waves.
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" Here's a taste of her last one, "Breaking the Waves.
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Then follow the waves, at an angle, back to land.
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The tour itself has ridden the waves of Beirut's tribulations.
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Pilots try to land parallel to the waves, instead of across them, so the waves don't push the plane around, which could cause damage to the plane, injure passengers, and make evacuating more difficult.
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The astronomers said it was possible that the waves came from nearby satellites, but the structure of the signal made it seem like the waves had traveled a long way through space to reach Earth.
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Since they first detected the waves in 2015, they've progressed to using large datasets of the events that produced the waves—typically black holes slamming together—to solve the mysteries of our Universe more generally.
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Whatever happens, happens, I'm just sitting back and riding the waves.
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Now, let the waves, braids, and top-knot bun hairstyles begin...
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And what lies below the waves is worth trillions of dollars.
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This video by Jacob Ibrag shows the state of the waves.
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The more braids you create, the smaller the waves will be.
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I look forward to the waves you make with Cyntoia Brown.
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Unfortunately, swimming is prohibited due to the intensity of the waves.
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"I'm paddling out right now," he tweeted before hitting the waves.
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A balcony on the river, where the waves break at dawn.
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I caught a glint of his wet suit under the waves.
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The waves provide the energy while the water provides the cooling.
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The waves were created with a both marcel and flat irons.
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In Daytona Beach, forecasters were keeping an eye on the waves.
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BRIGHTLY painted dhows bob on the waves of the Arabian Sea.
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Nold was with a student at the time, surveying the waves.
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He was listening to the waves, and the old creation-songs.
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The waves swept over them, killing all but one band member.
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I loved the waves (and paid for both of our tickets).
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Ben Affleck and Lindsay Shookus are hitting the waves in Hawaii.
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I drew the little surfer girl, and he drew the waves.
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Some days, the weather turns stormy and the waves dark, opaque.
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CT, a few minutes after the storm whipped up the waves.
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The waves cancel each other out, and a flat line ensues.
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Mexico works with the U.S. to stem the waves of migrants.
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Eventually, the delivery guy's body got taken away by the waves.
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But the waves themselves proved elusive until the construction of LIGO.
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So in different countries they find the waves hard to handle.
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What did the success of "Breaking the Waves" mean for you?
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"You learn to surf the waves and try not to drown."
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They won't miss the waves and you won't miss the worry.
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It's okay to be at the bottom of the waves sometimes.
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The waves are relaxed and mellow, everyone is happy to share.
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Purists would rather paddle into the waves unassisted, Mr. Bonython said.
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"Yes, that's a cone floating in the waves," the user wrote.
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As the waves got bigger and bigger so did our eyes.
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"Breaking the Waves" had its première at Opera Philadelphia in September.
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A child knee-high in the water, slapping at the waves.
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Q: What have the waves of immigration meant for San Jose?
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He saw two duck boats making their way through the waves.
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A sleepwalker with the sound of the waves pushing me forward.
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White light shimmers on the waves and night is coming on.
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Feeling the waves of the ocean and MOVING with their spirit.
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This is simple visuals: just So Below, the waves, and the beach.
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It boosts the boat out of the waves, like an underwater wing.
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"The waves were kind of pushing them toward the boat," Martin said.
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The couple was spotted smooching and frolicking in the waves in Maui.
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The waves of fear rolled over me in those first few months.
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Together, we're going to paddle out far beyond where the waves start.
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Maybe the waves are passing through a strongly magnetized nebula of gas.
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The waves would wind up being nearly 40 feet tall that day.
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He theorizes that a major slope from a mountain triggered the waves.
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We laughed and teared up through the waves of joy and vulnerability.
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Note how the waves don't distribute along the surface of the object.
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Luff said that the controller handles the waves and water with ease.
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Ridin' the waves Why do so many freaky things come from Australia?
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Four months later, that same group of scientists detected the waves again.
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The instructor was with a student at the time, surveying the waves.
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The exact height of the waves is unknown, but massive seas reported.
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The waves made polite applause when they broke on the shingle beach.
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That cacophony is having a huge impact on life under the waves.
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The other problem is that the waves of infected are not small.
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In the waves, he saw the faces of his older, Island kin.
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The waves had receded by early afternoon, but widespread damage was evident.
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I started writing "Proving Up" the week after "Breaking the Waves" premiered.
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So the waves, the hurricane center says, may "only" be 250 feet.
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One company says the waves can remove wrinkles and fight hair loss.
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"The waves are like fingerprints of the gravitational-wave sources," she said.
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"I can see the waves," Ednita said, blowing kisses in their direction.
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He paused, looking out at the waves, looking out into the fog.
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Usually, the waves peak in different places along their journeys around Earth.
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"Look out for the waves, they are drowning us," said a third.
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Instead, ride the waves and let your money grow slow and steady.
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A ball flew in a slow, stupid arc toward the waves. Pock!
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You've got an arms race under the waves, again with military intent.
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The waves killed more than 400 people and injured more than 1,400.
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By measuring the time it took for the waves to rebound, and by looking at alterations in the waves' characteristics, Anandakrishnan's team could gain clues about the depth and makeup of the glacier's bed, thousands of feet below.
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However, there are a few signs you can look for: • A gap in the waves: not between one wave and the next, but within the line of the waves, perpendicular to the shore, as seen in this photo.
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The bow shock, between the magnetosphere and the foreshock, is an additional barrier between the waves and Earth, but we know the waves don&apost bounce back towards the sun — there&aposs too much pressure from the solar wind.
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It's been cold in Los Angeles, so I'm lucky the waves cooperate today.
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Sometimes when the storms really rage the waves carry in much bigger stuff.
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Matt Damon got dumped in Australia ... by the waves, not his gorgeous wife.
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Back when Britannia ruled the waves her beautiful lighthouses were wonders to behold.
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The sea changes from teal to emerald, the waves bigger, capped in white.
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"You're like the waves crashing into the border and bouncing back," he said.
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I can hear the gentle, rhythmic rush of the waves lapping the beach.
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Not far from those drowned homes, surfers may wonder where the waves went.
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How can they know precisely what caused any of the waves they measure?
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The idea is that users record these "waves" and the waves get replies.
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The waves of orgasms lasting a good ten minutes after climax before waning.
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The waves here owe their size to the shape of the local seabed.
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I felt the waves, I felt the sand, and I felt the shore.
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Anyway, my father's hometown had been leveled by the waves of refugee camps.
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You play Merryn, the daughter of a fisherman who vanished beneath the waves.
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When the waves receded, Bengoechea was reported as missing and was never found.
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The hardest I've ever cried was when I was watching Breaking the Waves.
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Before that, locals would surf the waves using wooden boards known as 'itago'.
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As they roar toward coastal waters, the waves slow down while getting taller.
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Symonds creates this look in two parts: First the waves, then the braid.
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The Camera Obscura, where a large dish showed the froth of the waves.
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I wrote, before capping my penand charging into the waves with a shout.
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Dark and daring, "Breaking the Waves" does all this with sensitivity and style.
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Other times the wind is erratic, while the waves are calm and steady.
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"Suddenly the waves parted and we both had wide open schedules," says Nilan.
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The tides go up and down, and the waves roll in and out.
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Its tail floats on the waves, but its massive head is solidly beached.
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Walton is the first one in, diving headlong through the waves without hesitation.
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The waves of accusations of sexual harassment appear to be growing more serious.
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But you can never say, well, when did the waves start coming up?
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Brenner's bomber settled into the waves, and the men escaped on a dinghy.
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However, officials estimated the waves had hit while the warning was in force.
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But officials estimated the waves had hit while the warning was in force.
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Lifeguards on Jet Skis zipped through the waves, shooing stragglers back to shore.
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Its floor-to-ceiling windows will offer sweeping views of the waves below.
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The wind blew straight down the bay, and the waves doubled in size.
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Feel the various textures of the sand as the waves soak into it.
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By the time that the waves had passed, we were all worn out.
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The Waves, who were 33-point underdogs, went into halftime tied at 42.
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The waves from that storm will hit the Central Coast today and tomorrow.
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How much change is necessary to stay afloat on the waves of gentrification?
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Some days the waves are a mess, but that doesn't stop Cindy Lai.
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Yet: We miraculously spied the errant hat, slipping and sliding in the waves.
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In sunny California, some surfers are waiting until nightfall to ride the waves.
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The child has found a whip of kelp and slaps at the waves.
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Arched-wing shearwaters, migrants just as we are, glided low above the waves.
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It somehow survived by twisting its body like a corkscrew under the waves.
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"Stop the waves, stop the smog," said one banner flapping in the wind.
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On top of the Japanese Coast Guard building, survivors filmed the waves' arrival.
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I have the EMF detector that picks up the waves in the air.
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We can use the power of the wind, the waves and the sun.
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The sound of the waves drowned out by the roar of the engines.
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The home he grew up in is gone now, lost beneath the waves.
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When they receded, the waves dragged back with them millions of pieces of detritus.
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Abortion restrictions now pass in waves — and the waves are happening with increasing frequency.
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The hash is then permanently placed on the Waves blockchain for anyone to see.
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Thorne and Weiss were dedicated to finding the waves, and designed a new detector.
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"I just take it day by day, trying to ride the waves," he says.
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That's me in the waves holding onto a surfboard like a life preserver. Huh.
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The Hui's religious practices reflect the waves of Islam that have washed over China.
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Others stood and watched on the beach as the waves crashed into the shore.
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The two hit the waves and shared a kiss while swimming during the outing.
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When we finally arrived, we headed straight for the ocean to enjoy the waves.
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"You may want to swim toward whitewater, where the waves are breaking," Carey said.
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The waves caused by a global cyber attack have rippled across Russia as well.
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Back in the 90s, Amadeo used to tow into the waves on jet skis.
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Trying to push through liquid (and the waves from everyone around me!) was challenging.
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We sit, chat, and watch the waves from Lake Superior crash against the shore.
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The brothers compliment each other and their family holds hands, wading through the waves.
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Maybe, since I'm feeling coastal, The Waves, Treasure Island, and The Sea, The Sea?
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The waves can interfere, both constructively and destructively, changing their scattering and eventual appearance.
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It's also important to recognize the waves TT has made outside of Baltimore's atmosphere.
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The waves were only moderately gnarly, but hey ... they're dogs so it's super impressive.
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As they radiate away, the waves tend to coalesce, forming two main shock waves.
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It is another to open the door of your own house to the waves.
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The waves crashed through the night to get there: arms open, grabbing the sand.
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I've never seen her frolicking in the waves, and I've never seen the paparazzi.
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It said the ice patrol ship has sonar equipment to search beneath the waves.
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You can watch the waves while you rinse the sand off for the day.
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Along the shoreline, soil was sluicing into the bay each time the waves hit.
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He managed to rescue 10; the rest, children among them, slipped beneath the waves.
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"The waves of cold air will continue for the next two weeks," he said.
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What have scientists discovered beneath the waves at offshore oil rigs in Southern California?
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However, Bühler said that the waves would not be capable of creating a tsunami.
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But in Gaza, they surf as a community and they enjoy the waves together.
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The Waves offers a vantage point at the crossroads of digital and physical identity.
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The US two destroyers in the region and tons of power under the waves.
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Monarch Beach hotel in Dana Point, California, makes sure its guests enjoy the waves.
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How did the waves work in 1918-1919 and what lessons can we glean?
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The developing scene delights many, but it has brought tension out on the waves.
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The "Play of the Waves" movement was so turbulent it sounded more like roughhousing.
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The waves of new abortion restrictions tend to cluster around specific approaches to regulation.
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David Reich of Harvard and his colleagues found evidence for the waves shown below.
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The waves had grown to two feet overnight, but the canoe handled them well.
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The Bradys even packed on the PDA as they got soaked by the waves.
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Not everyone included in the festival line-up supports the waves of withdrawals, however.
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The waves were still mountainous enough that the lifeboat seemed to disappear from view.
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The waves of migrants have also exploited and overwhelmed the United States asylum system.
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Within seconds we would be one of those barefoot families running into the waves.
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They have even spotted an inflatable bull-riding float that rocks with the waves.
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I wimp out when the waves get overhead and I paddle back to shore.
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Even as the Trojans rallied, Ross' scoring punch kept the Waves in striking distance.
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USC outrebounded Pepperdine 38-28 and outscored the Waves in the paint 38-30.
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The waves were slow, but persistent, giving us ample time to prepare for extinction.
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One of the waves LIGO heard (around Christmas 22) was around 2100 attometers tall.
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Palm trees were swaying silhouettes around us, just out of reach of the waves.
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With the sun warming Randy's face and the waves breaking, I asked how he felt.
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His balance and ability to ride the waves started to decline a few years later.
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It's a calm day, and the waves are rolling in at two to three feet.
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The weather is unpredictable and the waves explosive, but that only adds to the fun.
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The material seemed to deflect the waves, based on the readings in the tank's receivers.
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The actress kept her hands tight around Dornan's waist as they bounced among the waves.
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The air tastes of salt, and the lull of the waves feels almost womb-like.
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The waves set off by the Trump presidency are now crashing over the business world.
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But the waves you and I produce are so small they're basically impossible to detect.
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The waves are strong, and I am knocked over once, then twice, then thrown under.
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But this time, the waves pushed me down, and the water below wasn't very deep.
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With no tsunami warning issued before the waves struck, the disaster caught people off-guard.
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Let it flow in the waves in which it comes, allow it its rightful space.
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The animal hears both of the waves at once, sensing a superposition of the two.
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To our ears, the waves detected by LIGO would sound like a chirp ("woo-OOP").
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The waves are forecast to be the biggest to hit the break in 15 years.
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The waves build, then fall, crashing with a violence that mists saltwater over the onlookers.
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Frolic athwart the waves and mingle pleasantly with the current and other sea-fur-snakes!
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The Oscar winner, 48, was spotted hitting the waves in Byron Bay, Australia on Thursday.
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But, buffeted by the waves, he was unable to climb up, his grasp repeatedly slipping.
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The constant motion of the waves left some members of the audience feeling sea-sick.
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"What I will miss most is hearing the waves crashing on the beach," she adds.
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"Riding the waves," she captioned a photo of her and Gia on a jet ski.
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"Riding the waves," she captioned a photo of her and Gia on a jet ski.
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"It was lifting boats onto the waves and some were on the buoys," he said.
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The waves that LIGO detected came from black holes merging 1.3 billion light-years away.
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But soon, she noticed the waves taking the group further and further out to sea.
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The environmental group Save The Waves collected 100,000 signatures opposed to the initial development plan.
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And yeah, the name could still change/ Just ride the waves wherever they take you.
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As they radiate away, the waves tend to coalesce to form two main shock waves.
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The light on the waves in the bay made her cry, but not with sadness.
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Britannia rules the waves as we enter the final mile to the tower bridge. pic.twitter.
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Or the glorious opening scene of young men racing in the waves along a beach?
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But she seemed completely at ease with the waves of locals and surfers that arrived.
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The Waves pulled within five in the final minute on junior forward Darnell Dunn's layup.
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If the waves were high, that was great, as long as the temperature was higher.
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Then in 2017, LIGO and Virgo together identified the waves of two neutron stars merging.
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Until 1995, these islands lasted a few months before being chewed up by the waves.
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Bloodline is like watching a storm build up over the waves on a beach vacation.
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The film follows three protagonists whose stories merge through their love of riding the waves.
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" A few years later, triumphantly finishing "The Waves," she wrote: "Children are nothing to this.
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When the waves are large enough, water shoots up in the air through a hole.
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All four of us nestled in our sleeping bags, breathing in time with the waves.
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"The finance and tech scene is still riding the waves of hypermasculine values," she said.
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The Waves title in particular sparked a brief Twitter feud between West and Wiz Khalifa.
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Close your eyes and listen to the sound of the waves crashing on the shore.
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As usual, once the initial shock was over, the waves of jokes and memes began.
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The Waves will oppose the Knights (3-2) in a consolation-bracket game on Friday.
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He knew his players would not forget what happened in past meetings with the Waves.
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But persevering, the waves of migrants finally arrived, shining briefly on sun-warmed, leafy branches.
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The crisis — and the waves of new regulations that came afterward — fundamentally changed Wall Street.
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The waves also may provide insight into the mysterious nature of the very early universe.
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Soon after arriving, the pilots spotted some faint lights and a raft among the waves.
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Mrs. and Mr. Klotz donned scuba gear in order to exchange vows beneath the waves.
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Since then, more than 700 people have caught the viral illness on board the waves.
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Coronavirus isn't the only bug that's going around on board the waves this year, though.
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By analyzing the videos, the survey team also made an important discovery about the waves.
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He picked one up to protect it from the waves, "babysitting" it before rehabilitators arrived.
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I die before I open, and the waves of desert breeze blow my petals away.
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Jackson had seen the waves burst through the windows on her security camera days before.
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Once the wind picks back up, the phytoplankton will likely be dispersed through the waves.
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"It was almost 80 degrees, sunny and the waves were good," Shaun Moore, 40, said.
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"I could hear the waves coming," Marlan said, describing how he was gripped by fear.
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Even an amateur like me could tell that all was not well below the waves.
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Under the waves, you have a new submarine arms race that's been underway for years.
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When it was turned back on in 2015, it almost immediately began hearing the waves.
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Among the highlights was Breaking the Waves, which showed at New York University's Skirball Center.
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Before you know it, you'll be relaxing and listening to the waves crashing on the shore.
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The couple also enjoyed a romp through the waves with their identical dogs, Nugget and Mighty.
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Niels Stomps photographed their remote and fascinating world for his series I Can Hear the Waves.
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And if we keep our heads above the waves, it's likely we'll sink that previous record.
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Ocean Ramsey, a shark behaviorist and cofounder of One Ocean, bobs in the waves beside me.
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Lou's "The Waves" (2013-2017) consists of 1,182 panels of painstakingly hand-woven, porous glass beads.
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"I've just been whipped along by the waves I'm sitting in," he said, according to IMDb.
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Typically kangaroos are fine swimmers, but this one struggled in the waves and eventually became unconscious.
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A specifically-designed metamaterial could potentially deflect the waves so they don't return to the detector.
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World Stocks: here Euro zone shares are surfing the waves but the forecast for the euro?
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Let it flow in the waves in which it comes, and allow it [its] rightful space.
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I also like old-school type EQs, the Waves PuigTec EQs and Universal Audio Pultec EQs.
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She wasn't just taking picture of herself, either: Grammer also brought her camera beneath the waves.
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"Riding the waves," Teresa, 46, captioned a photo of her and Gia on a jet ski.
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But, like all good pop songs, there is more depth below the surface; below the waves.
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The longer you stare at the waves, the less they resemble water and just rippling lines.
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Sonar, used by submarines, emits a pulse of sound, then reads the waves that bounce back.
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When they pass through the Universe, all the stuff they cross through mucks up the waves.
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If the waves had been stronger that night, I wouldn't have had the energy to fight.
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Light rays are usually unpolarized, meaning the vibrations of the waves happen in many different directions.
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The Waves is a dreamy, lyrical book, a stream of consciousness with moods, snippets, random events.
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But these scenarios don't quite explain FRB 121102; whatever is producing the waves can't be destroyed.
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This places a ceiling on the waves' peaks while promoting the gain in the lower parts.
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The waves were mighty that day, so she went to watch the surf pound the shore.
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Jack London was mesmerized the first time he saw surfers riding the waves of the ocean.
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Or the waves of thinly disguised to blatant sexism that surfaced during the recent presidential election.
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From jellyfish to octopuses, anemones to sea cucumbers, life under the waves teems with squishy invertebrates.
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Or to sit at the beach, turning the pages nearly as quickly as the waves come.
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In the deep orange light, two shadows waded into the waves, looking out toward Key Biscayne.
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He told me about tripping on the beach and wrestling with an octopus in the waves.
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In this case, it took about half an hour for the waves to reach the shoreline.
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Is there a number we can call to send Katrina and the Waves to Eurovision again?
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Experiences like this call to you, as if beckoning from a forgotten city beneath the waves.
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It's been a long day, and they jump at the chance to hit the waves as .
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See, each lake has a different shape and depth, which affects the behavior of the waves.
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They splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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The boundary recesses like the tide but the waves remain the wall between shore and depths.
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In the case of protest movements, the waves of collective action leave a big digital footprint.
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Valuing waves can help fight developments like sea walls that threaten to mess up the waves.
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An undeniably stunning moment beneath the waves, the image was taken by underwater cinematographer Dan Abbott.
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Italy is the main destination for the waves of migrants fleeing violence and poverty in Africa.
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Information gleaned from the waves the seismometer detects will tell us more about the planet's interior.
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Along the way, we noticed that the waves, choppy and disorganized when we arrived, were improving.
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"Breaking the Waves," her first evening-length opera, buffeted audiences at Opera Philadelphia two seasons ago.
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On the waterfront, many of the restaurants had been ravaged by the wind and the waves.
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The good news for surfers is that so are the waves, along with cleaner, clearer water.
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Meanwhile, under the waves, US destroyer ships that sank to the seafloor after the blasts detonated ...
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At communal tables, surfers on break sip Bintang beers for hours while checking out the waves.
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A spokesman for the disaster agency said the warning was canceled after the waves made land.
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Until just a few days, before the waves were seen, LIGO was shut off for upgrades.
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The water helps break up the waves again, and the balm infusion re-texturizes my strands.
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The waves of missiles couldn't get through, whether they were targeting my Battlestar or its allies.
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The sense of being lost at sea, engulfed by the waves, marries the disorientating 3D space.
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Then to notice the waves of people, coming and going, rush hours and empty 11 a.m.
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Check out some favorites on riding the waves: The Beach Boys, the baggies, the huarache sandals?
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The report, however, was based on a satellite measuring the height of the waves from space.
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The waves slapped against the wood much as the sea might have against the slave ships.
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China's shipyards have spawned the world's biggest navy, which now rules the waves in East Asia.
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The waves are dotted with surfers, lit up in the seductive golden light that is California.
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On this trip, many of the elements remained the same: the ocean, the wind, the waves.
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The waves were predicted by Albert Einstein a century ago but had never been detected before.
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The waves on the beaches here are also strong, much stronger than they appear on film.
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The stock market can be turbulent at times, but knowing that helps me ride the waves.
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In 2015, an international team of researchers sent robotic submersibles beneath the waves north of Guam.
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We planned to see the caves from a kayak, but the waves made it too dangerous.
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Geophones on the surface picked up the waves on their return and provided a depth reading.
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On Sunday, the waves were beginning to calm, but a storm was moving toward the launchpad.
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The waves of new tariffs are also raising questions about China's appeal as a manufacturing hub.
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"Normally, when a boat is on the waves, it has a certain rhythm," Lieutenant Bruno said.
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The ship brings its cargo 303km into the North Sea, where foundations wait in the waves.
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The Waves can be configured in eight ways, into brooches, a bracelet, a necklace and pendants.
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He also said the "waves of terrace rice look like sea waves leading him back home."
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World Stocks: here Euro zone shares are surfing the waves but the forecast for the euro?
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Looking out over the waves, I watched somebody soar across a blue sparkling wall of water.
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But "every once in awhile, the waves end up in the same spot," said Dr. Shepherd.
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The weather patterns that produce the waves leading to bright nights tend to favor middle latitudes.
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The waves of controversy and debate surrounding Todd Phillips's Joker may not die any time soon.
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The waves of the event ripple ever outward, like a stone dropped into a still pond.
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It would benefit you to ride the waves of this transition phase with maturity and thoughtfulness.
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But what Schneller caught emerging from underneath the waves that morning was entirely new to him.
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That makes for cool imagery, but even cooler data—the waves weaken the ice's tensile strength, so if the road managers can monitor the strength and intensity of the waves, they can better maintain the ice highway and even reroute traffic so the convoy can keep moving.
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Some agents took selfies using the waves of the ocean and clear blue sky as a backdrop.
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"We were cold and miserable, but we weren't afraid; we couldn't really see the waves," he recalled.
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That was the technical feat of LIGO, necessitated by the paucity [and] the weakness of the waves.
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Because it isn't about the explosion, it's about the waves of radiation that come in its wake.
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It shot radio waves at the ground, then recorded how the waves that bounced back had changed.
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"You have to ride the waves, like your character," says Panettiere of the season 4 plot line.
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The waves of all these decompression explosions will resonate in the pipe, making a pulsing explosive eruption.
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I barely registered the roll of the waves above the whoosh of negative voices in my head.
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But she's not done there — the model then strips off her top before skipping into the waves.
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That demonstrates just how much and how long the country has planned to operate beneath the waves.
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This explains the weird frequency and why it seemed like the waves were coming from the star.
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I go in different directions throughout my hair so the waves are a little messy and effortless.
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As you ride the waves of this conjunction, keep in mind that Neptune is retrograde until November.
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As the waves penetrate the brick they change as they pass through other structures behind the wall.
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"He said that the waves went flat and so he decided he wanted to leave," Hendrex starts.
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He wants to live by the ocean, go surfing everyday, befriend sharks, and play in the waves.
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The waves of violence he experienced since Saddam's fall, he said, made him extremely wary of strangers.
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The 44-year-old said he relied on a "sixth sense" to navigate the waves at night.
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On board the frigate TCG Barbaros, gunners fired live ammunition at mock targets floating on the waves.
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Then, I just let [the waves] fall naturally and then I'll just shake them with my hand.
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As such, they tended to die heroically in storms while trying to save orphans from the waves.
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The navy helped Britain rule the waves, as the lyrics of the patriotic song "Rule Britannia" state.
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Anyway, see the performance below, and let the waves of calm and beer breath wash over you.
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One might be found trying to hide in a vent, presumably as the waves came crashing in.
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We no longer "surf" the internet, Scott notes, because we are always already submerged by the waves.
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"Mightier than the waves of the sea is His love for you — Psalm 93:4," she wrote.
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Algae is graceful and light in the ocean, swaying with the waves like hair in the wind.
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Tell us about your ideal deep sea adventure—what do you dream of exploring beneath the waves?
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I danced all over the sand, I danced to the water's edge, I danced into the waves.
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"Britannia can rule the waves again!" as one Brexiteer put it at a debate I recently attended.
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When viewed as a whole, "The Waves" conveys a powerful message about the importance of unseen labor.
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It took 1.3 billion years for the waves to arrive at the LIGO detector in the USA.
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Would earlier disclosure of the impending settlement have prevented the waves of criticism washing over the bank?
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Bulldogs freshman F Killian Tillie (ankle) missed Wednesday's game and also will sit out against the Waves.
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A surfboard leans in a corner, although not one of Mr. Varella's: Those belong to the waves.
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If the half-beams' paths are undisturbed, the waves will arrive at the detector in lock-step.
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Then, it can do different stuff, like hit the waves or ramble about more quickly on land.
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Dalloway, sweeping The Waves, whimsical Orlando — she also found time to become a brilliant critic and essayist.
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The waves in the Southern Ocean, which surrounds Antarctica, have gotten about 2 percent stronger every year.
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Many of the stores that took an interest after the waves of press declined to place orders.
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Tied to a wharf in the city of Murmansk, the Akademik Lomonosov rocks gently in the waves.
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Not to worry ... when the waves crashed, Gaga had several people waiting on her hand and foot.
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Prior to the waves of anti-Chinese violence, "national exclusion was a particularly radical objective," she writes.
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"The thought bobbed on the waves" of rhyme and meter, Brecht later said of his early output.
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Dr. Weiss assigned a homework problem to his class: Investigate a different way to detect the waves.
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The sound of the waves combined with traditional rhythmic forearm strokes was so relaxing, I fell asleep.
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After spotting a lone black fin cutting through the waves, Sylvester signaled for us to jump in.
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At last the waves in the lap pool smoothed out and it was time for the diving.
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The waves were churned up by the collision of two black holes over a billion years ago.
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With her dark, disturbing "Breaking the Waves," Missy Mazzoli established herself as an opera composer to watch.
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He catches the waves inside the surfers and rides them to shore, a bare-chested bald torpedo.
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Moniz and Quintal, two professional longboard surfers, were getting a feel for the waves of New York.
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Because the waves are so aggressive, photographs of the scene are rare, making this site fairly unknown.
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Gonzaga took a 51-103 lead only to see the Waves respond with a 9-0 run.
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"I have the [electromagnetic field] detector that picks up the waves in the air," she told NewBeauty.
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There aren't many swell-direction options for the waves to make it into the bay like this.
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The waves were high and frothy still, but he could swim, he thought, chugging from the bottle.
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Here is an overview of the waves of feminism in the US, from the suffragettes to #MeToo.
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In the following graphic, the blue region represents where LIGO alone thought the waves were coming from.
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He takes her outside and deposits her in the waves, her body sinking to the ocean floor.
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Stressed by this climate change hidden beneath the waves, fish and other marine species are facing enormous disruption.
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Will this 7-year-old live to see the rest of the village drown beneath the waves, too?
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Earlier that year, when he thought the waves didn't exist, he had been using the wrong coordinate system.
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And what's probably worse than that is people whose entire island nations are currently sinking below the waves.
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Why should I care if the tides rise again, if I am only a corpse riding the waves?
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Now here I was by myself on a college campus where I was expected to ride the waves.
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A couple of weather observers from the Mount Washington Observatory stepped outside to ride the waves of air.
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The Waves shot 46.3 percent from the field but were just 5 of 20 from behind the arc.
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The lead reached 23 in the final minute as the Waves were unable to mount a late charge.
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Still, no act of passion is more iconic than a tryst on the sand or in the waves.
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Divers retrieved rusted scrap metal, a shopping trolley and a discarded bicycle from the waves alongside plastic waste.
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These efforts pull what the Cornell political scientist Suzanne Mettler calls the "submerged state" further under the waves.
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We have been able to do this new kind of astronomy using the waves of this first detection.
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She showed off her best arm-ography while laying in the sand as the waves washed over her.
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The music swells, the waves make a racket (these waves are noisy), and Jenna and Jordan become one.
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The waves of discord, it seems, will never end; the notes move gradually downwards, conveying death and decay.
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As soon as the waves stopped she got out of the wave pool and came and told us.
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With scrappy Mars on tour with the sun, the waves could get very choppy on the emotion ocean.
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When you watch World Champion surfer Carissa Moore glide through the waves, she looks elegant, strong and confident.
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If the truck moves too fast, the waves will get too big and cause the ice to crack.
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"I'm not a bird wrangler," said Gallagher, who is CEO of the ocean conservation nonprofit Beneath The Waves.
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Because of this, researchers have been trying to find evidence of the waves' existence for many years now.
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Wearing a purple string bikini, Graham poses among the waves on a sandy beach for her cover shot.
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A shot of them together, which was obtained by TMZ, showed the duo smiling while riding the waves.
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The red line indicates the height the tsunami reached — shocking to see exactly how high the waves reached.
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Jaden's out in Hawaii on vacation with little sis Willow ... and both suited up to hit the waves.
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Those closest to you let the waves explore their bases, rooted deep below the mud and the earth.
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The better the waves are, the greater the surge in economic activity—but only up to a point.
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Giving into music like this feels like being carried out to sea and tossed around by the waves.
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Every morning we take that five-minute hike down the hill to the beach, watch the waves crash.
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The Waves trailed by 19 early in the second half before Gonzaga erupted with a 17-3 surge.
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With a high near 27 and plenty of sun, it's a Katrina and the Waves kind of day.
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As surfing's popularity has exploded in recent years, localism has faded as more people have charged the waves.
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In between the waves, I noticed on the periphery the midwives getting rubber gloves on and gathering supplies.
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Kiribati is buying property in another country for the day that its own land vanishes beneath the waves.
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The dead limbs helped spread the waves of fire, as scientists earlier this year warned that they could.
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His subject was floating belly-down in the waves near the shore, carrying his daughter on his back.
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After a few minutes, the two men tried to bump fists, but the waves got in the way.
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The ride back started out slow because the waves were bigger than they were on the way there ...
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Read more: A secluded cove on the beach in Crete is the perfect spot to surf the waves
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To be honest, Krane said, the boards were probably more effective atop the car than atop the waves.
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That means an amount of mass three times that of our sun turned into energy powering the waves.
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This is Reuters' reach — and its commitment to this important story of the climate crisis beneath the waves.
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Houghton also served during World War II in the Waves, the women's division of the United States Navy.
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The captain killed the engine, and all was silent but the waves and the squawking of the birds.
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At twenty feet and closing, I could hear the hiss of the waves slipping down the freighter's skin.
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While fascinated by the waves themselves, Shoemaker concerned himself more with creating the machine that could find them.
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It was a horrific way to go nonetheless, and the waves of grief affected everyone in the program.
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In deep ocean water, he said, there's nothing to obstruct the waves, so they may weaken a storm.
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Soon he was swimming around the cans, and paddling his Nipper board out through (and over) the waves.
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He flung himself into the waves and trudged back onto the sand, kneeling and agonizing for the camera.
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Events like this are often the first warning sign that something may be seriously amiss below the waves.
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His contortions are just one example of the waves of confusion and contradiction washing through the Conservative Party.
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Searching for a strip of firm sand, right at the edge of where the waves crest was exasperating.
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"Huge pieces of floating tar were burdening the waves, dead fish floated on the surface," Ms. Simou said.
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Those bayous have slipped beneath the waves of living memory, along with some 1,900 square miles of land.
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Children splashed happily among the waves, and a group of senior citizens exercised (gently) to a mambo beat.
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On Tuesday, the waves ran every four minutes, but the system can be programmed to run every three.
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Fifty years later, the waves it caused prompted Mark Morris's "Pepperland" — and here are all those ideas again.
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And yet: John and I separated almost immediately, each of us fighting our own battle with the waves.
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"It's sad when you ride by the houses, you can see the waves," Johnson told CNN affiliate WAPT.
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Trae Berhow and reserve Knox Hellums each scored 13 points to pace the Waves (4-25, 303-16).
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Ten minutes later she is still trying to get out past the waves but they won't let her.
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Hears the draw and swash of the waves breaking in the bay, sees the children jumping the water.
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The nations that will be submerged won't sink beneath the waves on his watch, but they will sink.
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The waves of mobility — from east to west, from south to north — were also seen as Exodus journeys.
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Her songs, like "Outside," don''t stay sad; they swell and compress likes the waves in the ocean.
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Is there not a story in the wordless hum of marshland, the too-close crash of the waves?
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The sound of the birds, the sound of the waves, the taste of ice cream — it was different.
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Reimagining identity The waves of protests in 2011 and 2019 have focused on a reimagining of national identities.
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Falling tides are often the final straw, causing the grounded iceberg to break up suddenly into the waves.
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That evening, my son drew a picture of himself bodysurfing in the waves with his "new friend" Dave.
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As we approached, they emerged like ancient pyramids from the scrubby desert, wobbling in the waves of heat.
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It was calm that day, but the waves were breaking over something that was just below the surface.
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They raced against the swells to reach it, preparing their cameras as the boat rushed over the waves.
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Then I used Layrite Shine pomade to break up the waves but keep it shiny at the same time.
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As a crew member struggles to get a line together, a sudden dip in the waves pulls him overboard.
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I tried to picture the other 90 percent of their mass hidden underwater, stacked dizzyingly high above the waves.
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A cobalt blue gown, it was inspired by the waves of the ocean and elements from Polynesian traditional design.
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At home in Los Angeles, tumbling in the waves of the Pacific Ocean, she found it easier to breathe.
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Joel Ayayi and Admon Gilder scored 11 points apiece as Gonzaga defeated the Waves for the 39th consecutive time.
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Just think about how relaxed you'd feel after hearing the waves break on the shore while seagulls flew overhead.
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The waves were high and round, and for one terrible moment, I saw no sign of the dive boat.
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A solar flare from the star could have caused the signals, but the waves weren't at the right frequency.
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When moving their vehicles down through the paddock, drivers have to gently part the waves of people before them.
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The waves of migrants that poured into Europe from Turkey in 2015-16 saw a scramble to close borders.
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And we were all there on the white sand beach and you could hear the waves in the background.
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Then there are the waves of suicide, and suicide attempts, which are triggering states of emergency in some communities.
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Officials said 1,459 people were injured and 128 were missing after the waves hit, according to the Associated Press.
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The waves it creates for others, on the other hand, can be big enough to cause them lasting damage.
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We head down to his condo's pool and lounge out listening to the waves on the beach behind us.
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Kuhn did note that the waves might be a signature of the rotational slowdown he recently discussed with Gizmodo.
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The waves could be coming from something else in deep space within the field of view of Ross 128.
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Once they figure that out, then they can start to get to work explaining the cause of the waves.
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As he contended with the powerful currents, his head bobbing in the waves, his eyes became bleary with exhaustion.
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Milton Avery, when he paints the sky and the waves and the sea, doesn't do it "correctly" at all.
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And, of course, we have seen the waves of millions of refugees fleeing the violence in Syria and beyond.
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Mutual fund companies, ever alert to a new way to attract investors, try to ride the waves of trends.
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When researchers finally yanked the hydrophone back above the waves, they discovered a tape far noisier than they'd expected.
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And on Saturday she returned to the waves, showing off her growing baby bump in a black string bikini.
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They scrubbed themselves in the waves and, wet, put on their mother's dresses, the only clean things there were.
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But the boat had been carrying 150 migrants, said survivors, and many of the dead vanished beneath the waves.
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Next, it's back out of the waves for a thorough scrubbing on the shore with soap and a brush.
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The waves also flooded the thatched-roofed outdoor meeting space of the local branch of the Kiribati Uniting Church.
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Still others, as when Hank flies across the waves perched on Manny's exuberantly farting torso, buzz with bonkers energy.
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During a solar storm, the pressure of the solar wind pushing the frequency of the waves gets much higher.
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The shape of the waves, combined with the contrasting colors, made her dress appear like it was in motion.
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There's a thriving surf scene in Norway's Lofoten Islands, where the waves are cold and the air is colder.
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Take note, in particular, of Missy Mazzoli's "Breaking the Waves," a powerful adaptation of the Lars von Trier film.
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"When I stepped out, I saw people running from the waves nearby the pool and dining hall," he said.
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In a similar vein, the waves of new classes filling gym schedules could have more benefits than people realize.
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They were still considered freak waves, however, because of their relative height compared to the waves that produced them.
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He can't imagine the heat of the sun, the sound of the waves, or the smell of the salt.
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When you're listening and feeling like the grass is greener, the waves more harmonic—it's because they actually are.
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A school and a large mosque have already succumbed to the waves, with pupils redistributed to other packed classrooms.
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The last of the SS America fell over in 2006 leaving only bits of steal poking from the waves.
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It involves a commune with nature, the water an inch away and the waves rocking and straddling the boat.
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When Ibrahim went to Hawaii, he found himself in a bit of trouble because the waves are totally different.
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More than 4,000 feet under the waves of Monterey Bay, California, sits an underwater volcanic peak called Davidson Seamount.
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Shinnecock Indians are using nature-based solutions to calm the waves and restore the beaches that protect their lands.
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Wave two is about looking at all the waves that are coming in and deciding which one to choose.
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I hope they found another way in which to share their love of the waves with a special someone.
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Fisher was miles behind by the time the boat was under control and pounding back upwind into the waves.
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I was born and raised in Silicon Valley, and have ridden the waves of tech growth in this area.
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One person you won't find aboard Sorcha as she skims the waves in St. Barth is Mr. Mille himself.
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The waves were big on Sunday — rolling tubes of aquatic force that only a few surfers decided to brave.
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That's why I love the final shot — the waves rocking the boat she's just plunged into the water from.
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The slowdown helped many of the immigrants who arrived in the waves before 1910 (including parts of my family).
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How will the waves of newfound riches shape California — and especially the Bay Area — in the years to come?
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It's common to see humpbacks leaping out of the water and fin whales slapping the waves with their flukes.
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We sat together in the bowsprit as the waves passed beneath us in a swirl of green and white.
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The waves weren't high enough to surf on, so late that afternoon, I floated in the water just offshore.
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For now, Securities and Exchange Commissioner Jay Clayton pledged to keep markets open, despite the waves of panicked selling.
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The onboard recorders, known as black boxes, can be difficult, if not impossible, to recover deep beneath the waves.
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A mass of black and gray breaks through the waves, stabilizing the scene like an inlet bearing a riptide.
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The waves grew so tall in the bay that I couldn't see over the next one from the trough.
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"Now, we have strengthened it by creating this salt marsh which during storms will break the waves," he said.
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Johnston doesn't want people to be scared away from the beach and he hit the waves again on Wednesday.
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I waited out a 0003-minute rain shower in a shorefront cave weathered by the action of the waves.
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We pass her on our walk back to the car and she's lecturing some other lady about the waves.
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The 75-footer was the tallest of the waves recorded in that period, which averaged around 43 feet tall.
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Dedicated in 1911, the edifice projects the historical certainty and moral satisfaction of the Britannia that ruled the waves.
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I can recall the sound of the waves, the scent of the wind whistling through the stand of pines.
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Between the waves and the occasional sharks (really), many locals just enjoy the turquoise horizon from their beach chairs.
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Some 192 people are missing, most believed to be trapped inside the boat as it slipped beneath the waves.
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The waves devastated Japan—nearly 1603,000 people died—but an astounding number survived, considering the size of the event.
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"Listening to the Waves" has already been sold to a collector for $20,000, but it will be on display.
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"It is a huge disaster that's going on underneath the waves," says Karen Neely, a coral ecologist at Nova.
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Typically a storm swings away from the Northeast coast and the weather is fine, the waves sizable and shiny.
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The wind had grown too strong, the waves roiled below, and it was no longer safe to be outside.
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The menu rides the waves of the Spanish, French, Amerindian, Chinese, and Japanese influences of the Peruvian melting pot.
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This year's premieres include an adaptation of Lars von Trier's "Breaking the Waves" and a piece about public dissection.
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"The waves are still very big," said Froilan Roy Firme Rojano, an officer at the Polillo municipal police station.
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That particular Saturday evening, the waves were produced by eight blokes wearing too-expensive polo shirts and white trainers.
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The war drums drove us forward as we prowled the waves, recruiting other players into our ad hoc armada.
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If scientists wanted to prove the existence of the waves, they'd need to go bigger, and build something more sensitive.
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Liu tells Creators that her idea was simple: she wanted to use cameras to capture an "infographic" from the waves.
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LAS VEGAS — All that time Swagtron spent riding the waves of hoverboard popularity and controversy seems to have paid off.
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As the waves crashed beside her, Gaga, 29, lit up from ear to ear and held hands with Kinney, 34.
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"Waking up in paradise 🌸🐳," the teen wrote alongside an aerial picture of the waves crashing on the island.
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My first time at the beach after top surgery, I sprinted towards the waves, dove through, and came up laughing.
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The Waves made just three of their first 15 shots, which helped the Gaels grab an early 20-5 lead.
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But the waves coming from FRB 121102 all seemed to move in one similar direction, an effect known as polarization.
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Instead it's a love affair with the waves, kept afloat by a polyurethane board and no small measure of determination.
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The waves ate into one tourist beach, pulling hunks of it away and toppling thatch umbrellas cemented into the sand.
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Eventually, scientists will also be able to determine the waves' polarization, the way they actually deform space as they travel.
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Moana rode the waves of critical acclaim to a $81.1 million five-day box office total this Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
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In reality, America got prosperous because the waves of infrastructural investments that transformed the nation were subsidized by the government.
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It gives me something happy to remember on that date, and the sound of the waves soothes my aching heart.
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In other words, the waves will get smaller and smaller, but never entirely vanish, so the sloshing goes on forever.
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The next time you're driving along the coast and admiring the waves, don't feel bad about not packing a surfboard.
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The waves are too big for me to go all the way in, but it's still a fun beach day.
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It's a pretty nasty day out, but I like watching the waves crash on the rocks and so does he.
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Rolling up and down in the waves, the boat fought its way behind the pines on the island's westernmost tip.
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The contouring of the bottom of the lagoon is key too, since that impacts how the waves will shape up.
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The land blocks the waves, which you've seen yourself if you've ever tried to pick up NPR in a canyon.
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"If the waves are too high we are given forecasts days ahead which helps to analyze the situation," Peretz said.
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There are Bruce Mozert's underwater photographs at Silver Springs, in which women cook and trim the grass beneath the waves.
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In the Pacific Ocean, miles under the waves, is a site called Point Nemo, which serves as a spacecraft cemetery.
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But the water there is washed with trash and little slicks of oil give a rainbow sheen to the waves.
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These sets of contractions came for hours, until the waves calmed, and my body was temporarily a sea at rest.
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We believe that the tech industry is uniquely positioned to help Bloomberg ride the waves of modern communication into office.
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By the time volunteers reach them, they're more than just hypothermic: some have pneumonia or were hurt by the waves.
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The Bella Twins, Paige, Renee Young and Lana sipped on bubbly and frolicked in the waves Wednesday for a photoshoot.
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But soon the two are thrown into a fierce, physical intimacy as Franckline coaxes Lore through the waves of pain.
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For several contractions, he held me, rubbing deeply into my lower back as the waves of contractions passed over me.
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"It was rough to see some of them leave," he told me, referring to the waves of laid-off colleagues.
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"Partway through coming back is when ... the waves picked up and then obviously swamped the boat," he said Friday morning.
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You know intuitively that if the waves are coming at you with great force, they're receding with the same violence.
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When the waves were choppy, the three congregated in the resort's hammock zone, where the Wi-Fi signal was strongest.
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When the waves pull back, he takes a look at it—but then another wave comes and hits him again.
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But it's not just the quality of the waves raising questions in Rio—it's also the cleanliness of the water.
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The waves in Acapulco get big, and they pull across the shoreline in a straight line with a strong current.
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On Friday, the waves of selling, and the odd bit of buying, churned through the markets in a volatile session.
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The sound of the waves lulls you to sleep as you think: this is the life, I may never leave.
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"My house was over there," said Zainal Abedin, a farmer, pointing to the waves about 100 feet from the shore.
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On a recent gusty day, dangling above the waves, mechanics abseiled down the 22025-metre-long blades for routine maintenance.
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In one way navies have reverted back to the age of Themistocles, when ships couldn't ride the waves for long.
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The ocean was empty, dark and churning, and I remembered the voluptuous sensation of the waves from earlier that afternoon.
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When compiled together, they illustrate the waves propagating around the globe — detected by seismometers even if humans can't feel them.
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Same makeup as before, and I touch up my hair as the waves from the prior day kept pretty well.
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One moment my husband was playing in the waves on Oak Island, North Carolina, with three of our six kids.
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A few miles away, a seaside coal mine once worked by the convicts is under similar assault by the waves.
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For some, the peddlers are part of the scenery, as incessant and harmless as the waves lapping on the shore.
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Colbey Ross scored 29 points and Kessler Edwards added 17 as the Waves (241-216) lost their fifth consecutive game.
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Platys Gialos is also known for being good for water sports, though I saw people only lapping up the waves.
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The Waves (212-22002) pulled within two points with less than two minutes remaining on a Kameron Edwards 203-pointer.
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In early September, a fisherman in the remote city of Homer, Alaska, found the baby otter floundering in the waves.
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In his darker moments, he would sit by the beach and look out into the waves to calm himself down.
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The inability to feel the ship rocking on the waves meant the expensive anti-seasickness tablets I'd brought weren't necessary.
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The waves transmit a disaster-movie feeling with every crash, even after you have watched a thousand of them land.
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After months of physical therapy, Cullen can walk again, and the waves of infection and pain have eased for now.
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Breaking the Waves is not a radical opera, but is an important one that conveys complex human emotions and events.
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I wondered if they ever got annoyed by the waves' constant lapping, the daily irritation of their own gradual erosion.
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If they did, however, the waves from the collision would be far louder and lower pitched than those from neutron stars.
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A corrections facility would have to pay for a technician to constantly monitor the waves and adjust the machinery, said Caesar.
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Typically, waves are limited to some height, after which they break, and the tip collapses over the rest of the waves.
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"Look who was my teacher @brooklynbeckham," David, 40, wrote along with an Instagram video of Brooklyn cruising the waves in January.
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And the dog did not hesitate in joining him, hopping on the board and riding out the waves like a pro.
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From both sides the waves were growing ever larger, eventually reaching disaster movie proportions, threatening the beach I was standing on.
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The waves of threats The incidents made national news when, on January 22, 15 Jewish centers and schools received bomb threats.
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They frolicked in the waves at Maui's Grand Wailea Resort in Hawaii when Carey wasn't enjoying the holiday with her family.
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The kids push these little boats out onto the waves, tapping them with sticks so they catch the wind just so.
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There may be music in the roar of the sea, as Byron eulogized, but the waves can also bring creeping unease.
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After their romantic stroll, the pair splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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They were all hitting the waves Tuesday morning when Florence first spotted Venezia's board floating in the water, the magazine said.
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After the six-hour drive to the Lake Erie beach, Paul stood in the water and began walking into the waves.
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Once dinner wraps up, we hang out on our balcony for the rest of the night, listening to the waves crash.
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When asked why Ultra had hired him, Mr. Jaehn noted that it happened shortly after the success of the "Waves" remix.
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It's been awarded by the Save The Waves Coalition, an organisation that protects coastal environments with an emphasis on surf zones.
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This, to co-opt last year's nautical metaphor, was about a European hull made fast against the slapping of the waves.
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Murray scored the Waves' first nine points but was held without a point over the final 653:58 of the half.
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When he danced the "Waves of the Blue Sea" he was so graceful that the Emperor himself was moved to tears.
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The waves were not as majestic as they have been for past contests, but they provided plenty of danger and awe.
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When a young black man wades into the water to examine a seashell, the waves encase him, a briefly protective sheath.
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Along with new romantic interest Tom Hiddleston, 26-year-old Swift splashed in the waves with some of Hollywood's hottest stars.
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Donning only a tiny, black-and-white string bikini and mirrored sunglasses, Quick played around in the waves with the Live!
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"We never see that with our eyes, because the waves' movement stops us from noticing the incredible shapes," Talibart points out.
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Some of the waves were already seven or eight feet tall and the worst of the storm wasn't due till midnight.
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"We're all standing at the shore of reality with the waves of the transcendency lapping at our feet," she told VICE.
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The loud boom is essentially the combined sound of the waves that would've normally spread out in front of the aircraft.
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With their deep craters and mountain ranges, the contours of the earth beneath the waves are both vast and largely unknown.
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They all belong there, enjoying the sun and playing in the waves, and they all deserve to feel comfortable and safe.
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What's perhaps most astounding is the team's proposed origin for these flooding events, along with the projected size of the waves.
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I saw how mothers were carrying their little babies, braving the cold and strength of the waves as the tides rose.
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The sudden revaluation in exchange rates and asset prices, and the waves of defaults and bankruptcies they triggered, were extremely unpleasant.
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One of the officers dove into the water and pulled the cat out of the waves and on to the boat.
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Well, not just any kangaroo, we're talking about this one, which was caught casually skipping through the waves in Yamba, Australia.
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In May, a boy who was sleeping on his front porch was swallowed up by the waves at night, said Grant.
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"Guys were just ripping the crap out of the waves," said Gray, who works with the brand Body Glove alongside Magnusson.
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Make sure to add a wave for every two inches from the roots to the ends so the waves look natural.
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The waves of refugees arriving on Europe's shores are the victims of a "forced exile," Mélenchon told his supporters in Marseille.
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As sea ice melts along the Alaskan coast, there is nothing to protect towns, cities, and native villages from the waves.
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Officials would later say the second duck boat dangerously churned up and down through the waves but made it to shore.
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Only accessible by boat, the waves are considered one of the most isolated natural wonders of the world, according to Chile.travel.
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A young woman tried to make her escape to the waves only to be whacked on the shoulder by a Frisbee.
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"This high," Fernandez told The Tampa Bay Times in 21964, raising his hand far above his head to describe the waves.
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While Albert Einstein predicted in 203 that the waves existed, it took nearly a century for scientists to actually observe them.
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One takeaway: Compared with watching surfers from the shore, the waves feel much, much bigger when you're standing on a board.
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"Does the beach take dope, do the waves take dope, do the sea gulls take dope?" he wrote in Surfing World.
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Ms. Berkner will give her first performance on the waves in this program, part of the Circle Live Summer Concert Series.
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Lean in and the waves of the sea resolve into the typed testimony of an inmate at Sednaya prison, in Syria.
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The creatures almost never leave the icy depths of their habitat, up to 3,300 feet (about 1,000 meters) beneath the waves.
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It is the full analysis showing why it reviewed the transaction, which was published in April, that has made the waves.
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The waves first hit the observatory in Livingston, Louisiana, and then 1.1 milliseconds later passed through the one in Hanford, Washington.
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We've spent billions of pounds trying to prohibit drugs, but there's less chance of it working than Canute stopping the waves.
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Do we let one drop of water throw off our day, melt us, drown us, or do we ride the waves?
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The waves at the top do not look any further away than they do at the bottom, it's just a backdrop.
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"When we got closer it was making really scary noises from the waves that were smashing into its side," he explained.
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If someone finds an attachment to the melody that's wonderful, if someone else feels rattled by the waves that's good too.
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I needed something to latch onto as I rode the waves of anguish and grief that accompany this kind of thing.
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Could art be a viable alternative to finding each other and what we seek amid the waves of our global ocean?
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For this competition, all the waves were supposed to be exactly the same, but that could require tweaks as conditions changed.
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Similarly, "The Waves," Noé Soulier's new dance, offered four women and two men in a desexualized, ungendered world of pure movement.
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It bobs in the waves and floats mercifully back to the shore, only to be repeatedly subjected to the same ritual.
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I grew up around the beaches, so the waves to me represented fun… with a little thrill and danger thrown in.
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The waves emitted from radios, cellphones and cellphone towers, Wi-Fi routers, and microwaves are referred to as "radio-frequency" radiation.
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Look closely and you can see the waves where the concretes is shaped and pulled, fanned and scraped, into its smoothness.
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By the later 1930s artists kept on coming and coming, unstoppable as the waves, and for a wider variety of reasons.
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And it is in the waves on the rocks, not on Tinder, that Lucy finally meets Theo, her fairy-tale prince.
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Just offshore, reefs of plastic bags float on the waves like icebergs jutting above the water and hiding even more beneath.
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"Based on the size of the ship, it will rock more or less with the waves," Tomazoni said in the interview.
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Subwoofers made sounds too low-frequency for us to hear, but the waves they produced had material — and, indeed, musical — effect.
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"It was a massive step forward," David B. Devan, the general director of Opera Philadelphia, which commissioned "Breaking the Waves," said.
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The waves it creates are much longer than those found in nature, but with power and speed that mimic the ocean.
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I kept leaping on his back, and he would cart me around, diving into the waves as I squealed with delight.
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Ephraim, younger and less weathered, will perform the lowlier chores, like scrubbing the floors and emptying the waste into the waves.
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It had been a choppy ride on the first voyage, but this time the 13 passengers glided smoothly over the waves.
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The Waves have lost several frontline players because of injuries this season, and coach Marty Wilson thought his team wore down.
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"I love hearing the waves crash on the beach," she tells him, her voice now lilting, high-pitched, upended, and fried.
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The Cougars (24-7, 13-3 WCC) trailed the Waves (15-15, 8-8) at halftime of the hosts' Senior Day.
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Similarly, the storm maintained its grip on the waves and shoved it all the way up to the beach, he said.
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He rode many of the waves of a campaign cycle as a result — and there was no shortage with Mr. Trump.
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Gilder's 3-pointer with 8:03 left broke the tie and sparked a 10-2 run, but the Waves wouldn't crash.
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The Waves begin a run of four consecutive home games on Friday after playing just two games on campus this season.
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It is also a matter of social software: a culture of water governance developed over centuries of defending against the waves.
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Scientific instruments on Earth picked up the waves from that crash, an event astronomers say only happens once every 100,000 years.
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The wind now brushed the crests from the waves and it filled the sail, blew a fine spray into the boat.
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Volunteers were having to piece together makeshift bridges out of concrete blocks after the waves washed away infrastructure along the coast.
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Ultraviolet light and the force of the waves degrade fishnets, plastic bags, bottles, caps and toothbrushes into smaller and smaller pieces.
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It was first turned on in 2002 and it took an international effort to detect and confirm the waves in 2016.
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In deeper water, Abdu Shakur watched with horror as the other boat began to capsize, spilling its passengers into the waves.
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The waves aren't too wild on the beaches of Mogadishu which is ideal for children participating in the surf therapy course, but as we develop the capacity of the youth instructors we plan to venture out to other regions such as Middle Shabelle on the Marka beaches and Hobyoo where the waves will be more challenging.
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This dreamlike nocturne ends with his following her, apparently to rescue her from drowning, but then disappearing with her beneath the waves.
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A kite surfer in California is spotted dodging a humpback whale as he rides the waves near San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
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Maybe there are even higher-order topological insulators caused by "octopoles," where the waves only propagate at the corners of a cube.
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Led by Reznor's vulnerable voice, these tracks showcase a pensive sensitivity that generally gets buried in the waves of electronics and guitars.
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CW: *laughing* I was the first guy to do the logo back in 2006 and we came up with the waves then.
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Michelle rang in the new year by frolicking in the waves with her new friend ... that underarm bush she's rocking again. Confidence.
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Photo: Olivia Onelli (University of Cambridge)Light travels as waves, and its color is determined by the distance between the waves' peaks.
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I have learned to accept that death is inevitable, but the waves of grief crash harder because Nipsey's life was taken away.
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The hardest part, they say, is learning how to cope with the waves of sadness that hit often and usually without warning.
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In both cases, the waves were detected by the twin LIGO detectors — one in in Livingston, Louisiana, and another in Hanford, Washington.
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I still remember the fear on the fishermen's faces and watching mothers cry as they searched for their children in the waves.
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So far, SeaBubbles has found no shortage of investors that buy into its vision of sleek, Uber-esque travel over the waves.
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That could be used to spot underground pipes without having to dig up the road, or track submarines far below the waves.
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All the waves of feminism and queer theory seemed to have Ms. Levy questioning, understandably, whether to put on a wet suit.
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This causes ginormous waves to build up at a much larger scale than the waves of regular tsunamis, which occur from earthquakes.
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With donations and sponsorship he brought surfboards and materials to the village of 300 and began teaching locals to master the waves.
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The waves can reflect off the sides, can amplify, and may get larger in the direction of the length of the bath.
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I will continue mournfully to remember those halcyon days, while the waves of modernity begin to inexorably erode the shores of tradition.
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"Why is there such delayed pain?" she cries, describing the waves of agony she feels as the laser flickers in the background.
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"It took four grown men to get her out of the water — between the waves, the sand, the incline," Moorer told WFAA.
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"This allowed me to look at the fire and see the waves rolling in, or the sunset, or the sunrise," Edlich explains.
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"It was very interesting watching this iridescent aquamarine colour light up the waves as they crashed," photographer Brett Chatwin told The Advocate.
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The storm, however, was too powerful and the anchors broke, leaving the doomed ship at the mercy of the waves and water.
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These draconian preventative measures are the country's response to the waves of amphetamine addiction it's grappled with since the end of WWII.
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From where we sat, we could see the grave, round heads of sea turtles as they popped above the waves to breathe.
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The salty air, the sound of the waves, building the occasional sandcastle — it doesn't get much more peaceful and therapeutic than that.
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Still, Vietnamese food has emerged on the international radar, and the Bánh Mì Queen isn't just riding the waves: she's making them.
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And bringing down graft could help reduce the waves of violence that make life in these nations so unbearable for so many.
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The rain is not necessarily a problem but high winds can make the waves perilous and also play havoc with course markings.
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The video shows Jackman, 47, navigating the waves, gesturing to other swimmers and at one point pulling a man through the water.
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Only 15 couples, winners of an online competition, will get to stay in the tower, whose stilts are buffeted by the waves.
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The waves tore away three bedrooms in the past year, leaving the fragile structure even more vulnerable to rising tides and storms.
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The waves should unlock new ways to understand the cosmos, including black holes, neutron stars and the mysteries of the early universe.
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The challenge I found was that they wash over you like a wave and even if you disagree, the waves keep coming.
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In some cases, concrete piles are placed in front of the walls to help weaken the waves before they hit the walls.
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The Grace of Monaco star, 48, dipped into the waves on March 25, even as the weather begins to cool in Sydney.
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I'd never seen anything quite like it for sheer power—the waves rose twenty feet as it plunged into the dark water.
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That would make it much easier for telescopes on Earth to confirm the collision responsible for the waves the network picks up.
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In the early hours of April 15, 33, the RMS Titanic slipped more than 12,000 feet beneath the waves, killing 1,517 people.
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Moses, who helped the Waves win the national championship in 1997, practiced with his players occasionally, leading to some friendly trash talk.
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Sound waves are bounced off subsea rock formations, and the waves that reflect back to the surface are captured by recording sensors.
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His board bobbed up to the surface without him, then he got tossed far back toward shore by the waves that followed.
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The waves rumble like subway cars, foaming on white sand and rounded rocks that, from a distance, resemble a colony of seals.
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Buying and holding allows you to ride out the waves and noise of the markets and capture that gain in your portfolio.
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As you may have read, another gravitational wave detector called Virgo joined the two operational LIGO experiments to better measure the waves.
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Lava is spewing from a fissure in a rural community that&aposs feeding the two other flows that are reaching the waves.
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"Once the hair is dry, lightly apply a good curl cream and/or a hair texturizer to define the waves," says Capri.
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Basically the waves they send power the device and bounce back slightly changed, depending on what the nerve or muscle is doing.
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Like Jack and Rose clinging to that frozen plank, we hope to ride out the waves and someday find a lasting relationship.
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Turning to mutual funds, two thirds follow a momentum strategy, meaning they try to surf along with the waves of stocks' movements.
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The waves there, it said, would be "good to epic" every day in September, and pretty much the same every day thereafter.
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Wildlife trapped in the debris and humans affected by the toxic particles in the waves are all at risk, local environmentalists said.
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To stay above the waves, Kansai airport is pumping water from the seabed beneath the island to speed up the settlement process.
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In one photo, she sat nude on a rock by the ocean, with the waves behind her and her long hair flowing.
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Surf camp 2.0: A new resort in Costa Rica is leveraging video and technology to help coach people to ride the waves.
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The first movement, "Ondine," had a "wonderful sense of singing melody while the waves never stopped with such grace — effortless," he said.
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After dinner, we'll walk the pitch-black beach, watch the stars and dodge the waves that crash down on the coarse sand.
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In the wake of the recent success of her opera "Breaking the Waves," Ms. Mazzoli has also found a persuasive symphonic voice.
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We strolled across the street onto the beach, the moon glistening off the ocean, the waves rolling in hypnotically, soothing our senses.
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Like 'I am made for this' or 'ride the waves' or whatever other bullshit they listened to on a hypnobirth YouTube video?
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Their boat kept spinning, out of control, its engine blades still churning through the waves as the officers tried to swim away.
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As she began to sink under the waves, a fellow migrant grabbed her by the hair and towed her toward the island.
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They begin with a beach superimposed on a hallway at Olive's school; through the waves, she sees two students putting up posters.
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However, the Waves shot just 39.4 percent from the floor and 30.4 percent (7 of 23) from behind the 3-point arc.
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During the waves of #MeToo stories that have been told since 2017, stories about assault from OBGYNs and doctors became more prevalent.
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Like the waves crashing against each other in the ocean, their individual stories have a ripple effect on everyone in their path.
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I loved looking at the waves the way I loved looking at the Eiffel Tower when it showed up on my commute.
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In Holmes's 1974 biography, Shelley never exactly died: The waves close in as a storm gusts ominously over the Gulf of Spezia.
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But that ship and another were then forced to wander the waves, in often-challenging weather, as they were punted between ports.
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The waves engulfed fishing villages and holiday resorts, leaving a coast littered with the matchwood of homes, crushed vehicles and fallen trees.
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His son, Oscar, got trapped in the waves and you can see from the video, dad had to step in and help.
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She's always been one to get the kiddos in the waves early and often -- whether they're 5 or not even born yet.
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I sat there for a little while looking out at the waves, more grey and white now that I was up close.
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By the time they reach our planet, the waves have greatly diminished, needing extremely sensitive instruments, like LIGO's detectors, to pick them up.
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As the waves break in the upper atmosphere, they push back against fast-moving atmospheric winds with tremendous force, slowing those winds down.
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And the actor didn't seem to mind the attention, pulling the model closer and even exchanging a few sweet kisses among the waves.
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This gives him an opportunity to try and set pots and rake in big numbers as the waves cause the crab to migrate.
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In addition, the waves of prepayments and rate renegotiations in the housing loan market resulted in banks losing money on the related hedges.
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Three times a week, Kennedy worked with Ray, trying to decode the waves from his motor cortex and then turn them into actions.
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There's a Europop beat that kicks in at the chorus, which is itself a Katrina & the Waves "Walking on Sunshine"-indebted musical treat.
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As to where the waves come from, the interaction between Ganymede and Jupiter could cause an uneven distribution in electrons surrounding the moon.
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As she approached the camera, she took off her hat and proudly declared "Free!" as she twirled around while the waves crashed ashore.
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When the waves meet different textures, minerals, and structures, they bounce off them in a similar way to light waves reflecting off objects.
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The mother of two also shared an adorable photo of Jameson standing on the beach while reaching down to play in the waves.
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As she approaches the camera, she takes off her hat and proudly declares "Free!" as she twirls around while the waves crash ashore.
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Politicians are usually obliged to pretend that they can command the sea to part when they can really only surf on the waves.
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The final raft was retrieved on Monday, after a boater spotted it in the waves, said a spokeswoman, Chief Petty Officer Sara Mooers.
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The team member blamed the size of the waves for his failure to make the landing, which exaggerated the movement of the deck.
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The pair was spotted splashing in the waves, with Lorde clutching tight to her bandeau top as she got pummeled by the Pacific.
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But his curiosity stayed with him, and almost 22 years ago he decided to pursue that dream, born many years beneath the waves.
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The pair was photographed frolicking in the waves with friends on a beach in Rhode Island, where Swift threw a celeb-studded bash.
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The 35-year-old, who btw looks fantastic, may not have entirely avoided agua in the mouth, as the waves crashed behind her.
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Vic Buckett recalled seeing the Indianapolis "standing straight up" before it slipped below the waves during the first hour of July 30, 1945.
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A mixture of euphoria, suspense, and a wee bit of anxiety passed over me as we quickly gained speed, zipping through the waves.
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Instead, analysts mainly focus on iPhone sales, signals from Apple's enormous supply chain and the overall economic environment — the waves around the company.
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It was only after a series of upgrades, starting in 2010, that it became sensitive enough to detect the waves finally and unambiguously.
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But thanks to glue, suction cups, and cable ties, scientists are finally able to watch what jellies are up to beneath the waves.
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And it's hard to top gliding over the waves with friends on your own private boat… even if it's just for the afternoon.
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PERINO: The owners and their four-legged friends rode the waves just outside of San Francisco to see who has the best moves.
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Bonnie isn't yet ready to process what she did, and keeps getting drawn back to the beach to stare melancholically at the waves.
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The two were seen taking walks along the water, dipping into a picnic basket on the beach and even riding the waves together.
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Andrew Cotton was surfing the waves off of Nazare in Portugal, an area where waves can reach 80 feet, according to The Telegraph.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Algae is graceful and light in the ocean, swaying with the waves like hair in the wind.
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Once the waves were in, I used Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray to break up the curl, add texture and a lived-in feel.
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When I'm about 50 yards out there, where I can't even hear the waves anymore on the shore, that's when I start giggling.
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The powerful, tragic picture of Alan's lifeless body lying face-down in the waves of a Turkish beach sparked international compassion and condemnation.
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Passengers NBC News spoke with said many were injured by falling objects and shattered glass as the ship was rocked by the waves.
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For years, scientists had been dangling bait beneath the waves, hoping to attract the elusive deep sea predator but coming up empty-hooked.
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As co-editor Brandon Graham wrote in the magazine's final issue: "The ISLAND sinks now, but it's still there just beneath the waves."
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It was roughly two decades ago when Ms. Hickerson first dived beneath the waves at Flower Garden Banks to witness a mass spawning.
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They outscored the Waves 11-227 over the first five minutes and went up 23-230 on a 23-pointer by Jonah Matthews.
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Jade' Smith ended Pepperdine's drought with 9:46 to go, but the Waves got no closer than 10 the rest of the way.
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And, more and more, Trump will ambidextrously drown her, from the left and the right, beneath the waves of a political Red Sea.
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Even the "waves" of attacks themselves aren't anything a frequent moviegoer hasn't seen before — tsunamis, plagues, your run-of-the-mill natural disasters.
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Now, however, she has made plans to relocate into the city within three months to escape the waves already hitting her front door.
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It's hard to think about the waves crashing on the beach in quite the same way, so powerful is Ghosts of the Tsunami.
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The waves of migrants fleeing neighboring Syria have largely skirted the island, but there has been an increase in landings in recent months.
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The wind and the waves, he said aloud without taking his eyes from the lake, were the old ways of the football establishment.
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In the ocean, more time and energy is taken to describe the waves, which is fine for surfers but not for anyone else.
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Those familiar with the Christmas Eve mania of children may conclude that it was the waves of expectation that were keeping me awake.
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"Typically, the kinds of incidents we hear about are in that zone where marine mammals are found, in the waves," Mr. Dohlin said.
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As a bonus, I realized that many of the lessons I learned on the waves could be translated for use on dry land.
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They think it may have to do with the waves, sea level changes, runoffs, rainfalls and other environmental factors of shallow water habitats.
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The waves are still beautiful from a distance, and so is the sight of fishermen uncertainly setting out to sea in the mornings.
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I sat down, closed my eyes, and listened to the waves, thinking of my brother, and the healing and nurturing this place provided.
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Reports of viciously cold weather last weekend at a rehearsal for the opening ceremony sent worry through the waves of underdressed new arrivals.
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It's a hope for a smooth fishing season and for the fishermen to be spared from the angry white flaps of the waves.
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Not bobbing down the waves on boogie boards, or falling asleep under umbrellas with books in one hand and drinks in the other.
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The policy was designed to combat the waves of retirements that have been frustrating for healthy, eager players on the outside looking in.
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The waves around the Rockaways may be small — around two feet — but the sun will be shining and the high near 19643 degrees.
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Rampant joblessness and corruption have led to an exodus of young people and the waves of African migration have increased anti-immigrant sentiment.
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Maybe you want to catch all the different fish, win the foot race, or just stand near the beach and watch the waves.
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" Jeremy Capasso, who runs the account, said that "the connections on the waves have to be on point; the crown must be intact.
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Greater temperature increases mean more sea level rise and more violent storms in some regions, causing more beaches to vanish beneath the waves.
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Then there are the waves of Syrian immigrants washing up in rubber rafts and straining the already-strained resources of a bankrupt Greece.
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The video shows the police boat trying to intercept its target on an angle, moving so fast that it bounced across the waves.
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After a layup by Amadi Udenyi pulled the Waves within 227-23 with 7:10 remaining, Saint Mary's scored the next five points.
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There was also the watermelon, carried to the beach on a scorching hot day, that we devoured standing waist-deep in the waves.
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The waves LIGO picked up in April most likely came from another collision of two neutron stars, about 520 million light-years away.
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The waves of cheers came again when the president claimed without evidence that San Diego residents had "begged" him for a border wall.
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In a while, the well-lit coast grew clear and the motion of the boat changed with the waves on the shelving bottom.
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After graduating from high school there, she joined the Waves, the women's branch of the Naval Reserve, in 1943 and served in Washington.
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In India, nearly 1013,000 people, or close to 10,000 families, were rendered homeless by the waves that struck islands off the eastern coast.
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Tannat's slender, wood-heavy interior looks like a Swedish sauna, an appropriately serene match for your mood after a day on the waves.
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Tannat's slender, wood-heavy interior looks like a Swedish sauna, an appropriately serene match for your mood after a day on the waves.
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Sitting where the surf flirted with the sand, all I could hear was the sound of laughter above the music of the waves.
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The waves are scattered with the reflections of stars that shine so brightly they seem to rise above the surface of the water.
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Still, there are what looks like boats visible in the gloaming, their bows, sterns, and sails curving like cursive vessels surfing the waves.
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It's crazy to see the waves break in the middle of the ocean when you wouldn't expect anything to be that near the surface!
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A group of pensioners take to the waves in keep-fit, keep-young surfing lessons that aim to show age is just a number.
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All the captains know that the waves are about to double in size, but they have to weigh the danger against their respective quotas.
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While it's true, Frasier says, that the waves created by a microwave could be used for imaging, that's not how a microwave actually works.
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Be aware of the waves of emotion that pass through you, and don't be afraid to let yourself express your feelings as they come.
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That's what has kept me in NYC underground, the sounds that are pumping out those fucking speakers and the waves coming from dem subwoofers.
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Schumer and Hanisch were seen taking walks along the water, dipping into a picnic basket on the beach and even riding the waves together.
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That city is situated at the end of a long, narrow bay, a geography that likely acted to heighten the severity of the waves.
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The wind died down and so did the waves that were coming in — there were no waves at all by the time of totality.
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Burger King in Russia has just announced a new loyalty program using virtual coins called Whoppercoins, which is hosted on the Waves blockchain platform.
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However, in the context of astronomical objects then known, the waves' expected size was so small that Einstein himself doubted they would be measurable.
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Yet the waves off England's craggy southwestern toe—one, the Cribbar, is nicknamed "the widow-maker"—have a gnarly quality all of their own.
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If drones ruled the waves, fisheries would be more sustainable, pollution would be reduced and human trafficking would be harder to get away with.
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But despite its name, most of Earth is covered in water, and it is much harder to monitor what goes on beneath the waves.
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But he also throws in some bizarre moments, like burning his hand from volcanic lava, and again, riding the waves with Lilo and Stich.
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But the waves we've seen from FRB 121102 are incredibly bright and more powerful than a neutron star could produce from so far away.
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"It was sort of like a piece of music: each of the waves was moving around by itself, but they were also moving together."
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"She asked if she could see both the lighthouse and the harbor, she said that she could hear the waves," Bobbit-Miller told CBS.
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"It was sort of like a piece of music: each of the waves was moving around by itself, but they were also moving together."
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In the image, the infant can be seen with his little feet planted in the sand, waiting for the waves to hit the shore.
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A light, fresh, subtly citrus scent in a clear blue bottle that's the exact color you'd imagine the waves in Santorini to look like.
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That's changing however, with MMFF initiative "Nemos Pequenos" ("Little Nemos") encouraging a new generation to swim -- and hopefully one day explore beneath the waves.
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It also gives researchers a jumpstart on what gravitational wave-emitting objects should look like in the sky before they've even seen the waves.
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But because the waves quiet to a murmur by the time they reach Earth, astrophysicists only managed to hear their first one in 2015.
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The experiment can be set up so that the waves combine constructively—peak to peak, trough to trough—only when they move toward D1.
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The couple also romped through the waves with their identical-looking dogs Nugget and Mighty, who joined them on their winter getaway to paradise.
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The colors in the ALMA images represent a relative change in the waves (via the Doppler effect) of light emitted by carbon monoxide gas.
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