A stone revetment wall provides a barrier to the shore.
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They were shipped back up to the shore to Wall Street.
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After some swimming, flirting, and making out, they move to the shore.
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The car crested the hills and was slowly descending to the shore.
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Two people were rescued swimming to the shore, the coast guard said.
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Another 40 migrants on the vessel managed to swim to the shore.
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Or, simply grab a pair of binoculars and head to the shore.
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One of them runs to the shore, tugs on the wooden rod.
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He then throws his keys to the shore and dives under the water.
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As black-bottomed storm clouds rolled in, we hurried back to the shore.
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Two people were rescued swimming to the shore, the Turkish coast guard said.
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Leonard suggests checking beach reports for water quality before you head to the shore.
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The man walks past an elderly couple on their way down to the shore.
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It is unusual, however, to see sharks traveling and attacking close to the shore.
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When he came to the shore he had a big smile on his face.
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"Swim close to the shore, don't'swim alone, and avoid swimming near seals," he said.
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When he came to the shore he had a big smile on his face.
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They also warn against "blood baiting," or chumming, especially in waters close to the shore.
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That shark, too, was thought to be disoriented when it came close to the shore.
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It was $3,500 to get to the shore and another $500 to cross the Mediterranean.
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Our march to the shore touched me with an odd mix of delight and danger.
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Some parts are buried to protect from shipping traffic, usually in areas closer to the shore.
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I was advised to stay close to the shore, where mink feed along the estuary line.
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So if you ever go off to find the New World, talk to the Shore Porters.
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A classic suspension bridge like the George Washington has cables that are anchored to the shore.
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We walked about thirty feet to the shore of the lake, and set up a fire.
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Oil platforms are usually removed piece by piece and taken to the shore using complex vessels.
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Given the shark's proximity to the shore, Mr. Kanaly said, Ocearch wanted to share its location.
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Austen's description in the novel of our route to the shore could almost still apply today.
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Many people fled to the shore, where they camped on the beach or slept in boats.
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The report said that her body was swept back to the shore and CPR was unsuccessfully performed.
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The Comoros-flagged Aris 13 was sailing close to the shore, and slow enough to attract attention.
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Spectators will be invited onto the sand to accompany the participants on a march to the shore.
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The slow pace prompted thousands to cross the river illegally by raft or swimming to the shore.
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" He adds, "I remember thinking I had to get to the shore, so I just kept swimming.
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They kept running, to the shore on the east side of the island, and shouted for help.
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I did a "Jessie" and caught the wave, surfing it all the way to the shore. Exhilarating.
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He also said Ocearch had never seen a large great white travel so close to the shore.
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When you catch a wave and the wave just takes you all the way to the shore.
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An old pickup truck was backed down to the shore, in the shade of some scrawny trees.
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If you'd rather save Gothic pleasures for dreary weather, consider bringing some romance to the shore instead.
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The beach is difficult to access, with a half-mile trail that leads down to the shore.
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If you are caught in one, swim parallel to the shore until you break out of it.
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When boats would come in to the shore, I'd take a piece of paper and sketch the boats.
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Video: YouTube, Olivier Lou After the wife reaches her husband another wave knocks them closer to the shore.
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We got you: This roomy and sturdy tote is perfect for all those family trips to the shore.
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Support for Trump erodes as each destructive wave — controversies often of his own creation — crashes to the shore.
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When he eventually moved it was only to a more remote island, Sanday, and closer to the shore.
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The trio would have swam about 20 minutes to reach to the shore, the New Zealand Herald reported.
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As we walk back down the beach, we happen upon a group who made it to the shore.
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Jess kept her eye on the prize, which on the board means looking straight ahead to the shore.
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You can track their travels here, though the tracker is dependent on the sailboat's proximity to the shore.
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A passenger in Liles' SUV was able to swim to the shore, but Liles went underwater and never resurfaced.
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A Sunday morning tweet from MOAS showed his small coffin being transported from the rescue ship to the shore.
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My house would be right next to the shore, and have a boat dock that leads into the house.
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Gates reportedly pays to have sand imported from St. Lucia in the Caribbean to the shore surrounding his house.
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When my grandpa was little, ice anchored to the shore would begin to form at this time of year.
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Earlier this year, I sold my house in suburban Philadelphia and considered moving down to the shore full time.
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He said it was possible that the missing - one male and three females - had made it to the shore.
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Chief DeCanio said the captain almost ran the boat aground as he tried to get close to the shore.
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For almost two hours he tried swimming out of the cold current, holding her, eventually getting to the shore.
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He added that he also thought Fernéndez was stressed about something – and told Rivero to stay close to the shore.
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It's no longer about catching a wave and riding it to the shore; it's about keeping our heads above water.
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And at Playa El Doradillo, baleen whales come close to the shore and put on fantastic shows for beach-goers.
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Forty-six people were rescued and about 100 were able to make it back to the shore on their own.
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This is more public access to the shore than was available when the land was private ranching and lumbering territory.
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Descending to the shore via a steep trail cut into the cliff, we approached a plywood shanty sheltered behind boulders.
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And the more time they spend on land, closer to the shore and unable to hunt, the thinner they become.
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In the popular camping town of Mallacoota, at least 4,000 people rushed to the shore to seek safety from fires.
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While local fishermen and officials have been dragging the beached whales into the sea, many have been returning to the shore.
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"She was brought to the shore and transported to hospital in New Providence, where she was pronounced dead," the ministry added.
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Dahn Gim and Alex Wand invite you on a march to the shore in their dance of mirrors, movement, and light.
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What is most needed, though, is a new generation of satellite internet to get data from the surface to the shore.
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We went to the shore, a five-minute walk from the town center, where she laid a picnic on a blanket.
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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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A bunch of Girl Scouts crash land on the island and have to fight their way to the shore against dinosaurs.
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Thousands in the coastal town of Mallacoota fled to the shore as fires ravaged their town and turned the sky red.
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Internally displaced Congolese people return to the shore line after spending the night out on Lake Albert for safety on March 5.
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For that, the smugglers put migrants temporarily in takhzeen, or storage – apartment buildings in Alexandria or isolated compounds close to the shore.
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The governor was getting criticism from some lawmakers over the weekend for heading to the shore after working the day in Trenton.
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I have other skills I can fall back on, but the plan now is to ride this interesting wave to the shore.
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The narrator can't go for a swim in the ocean without being followed to the shore and warned that she might drown.
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The tankers need to be anchored to the shore, which means that Collaris' team has to consider the strong current and tides.
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"I found myself empathizing with the situation of these rejected migrants who are brought to the shore by the sea," Koraichi told Hyperallergic.
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According to The Mirror, 23 whales, including a pregnant pilot whale, were recently driven on to the shore by boats and then slaughtered.
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Despite the "resistance and interference" of the British warship, the Revolutionary Guards were able to bring the tanker to the shore, Sharif said.
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Once I carry my kayak from the top of my car to the shore of a river, I am free from all that.
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Twenty nine dead bodies washed up on the shore after Wednesday's tragedy while 27 others made it alive to the shore, it said.
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If you've needed anything moved in the past 500 years in Aberdeen, Scotland, you could have reached out to the Shore Porters Society.
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He's normally so calm and collected but got weirdly angry that people were sitting on our bench when we got to the shore.
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The same thing goes with climate change: Seas will continue to rise, and homes too close to the shore will continue to flood.
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Another video Schade posted shows what looks like a destroyed helicopter close to the shore of the island, as people waited to leave.
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Mr. Durst said construction on the buildings closer to the shore might commence "this fall," but, given this development's history, it might not.
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I&aposd usually stay there until the sun became unbearable and then would find a way to slide myself back down to the shore.
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The National Ocean Service advises swimmers caught in a rip current to swim parallel to the shore and back to land at an angle.
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His puffing cheeks are not so much wafting flowers on Venus as pelting her hard, like rain, as he blows her to the shore.
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Sometimes the world warps, taking us to another place (the place you were exiled from?) before dumping the player back to the shore again.
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The troops marched north to Danbury, where they destroyed a munitions depot, and left a wake of destruction on their return to the shore.
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A couple of the younger Mashco swarmed Ponceano and made him race with them, back and forth from the tree line to the shore.
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Even Jersey, and Rutgers itself, tends to empty out to the shore for the summer during the lion's share of the Sky Blue season.
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"I look over, I saw six heads just trying to get to the shore," Bennett Jonas, one of the skating Samaritans told the broadcaster.
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After Lori Isenberg got to the shore and spoke to deputies after her husband fell into the lake, they noted she had a bloody nose.
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Hundreds of thousands of fish became trapped close to the shore in New Jersey and died due to a lack of oxygen, the BBC reports.
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Because of strong currents, he didn't make it to the shore, he said, which prompted him to take on an even more demanding aquatic challenge.
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The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Harvey was expected to linger close to the shore through Tuesday, with floods spreading from Texas eastward to Louisiana.
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"The man was then relayed to the shore before being transported to Mackay Hospital where he later passed away," the spokesman said in a statement.
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The reasons red tides occur are complex, but scientists think that fertilizer runoff probably helps keep the blooms growing when they get close to the shore.
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Castle records dating back to the mid-16th century make note of a "secret house," from which a staircase leads to the shore of the strait.
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Neither one imitating the other, but after bathing in the other's words they return back to the shore, to the work, shaped by the beloved's waters.
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But the antibiotic-resistant bacteria in coastal waters most likely find their way to the shore first by hitching a ride through digestive tracts in feces.
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Two boats carrying 214 migrants were intercepted by the Libyan coast guard late on Wednesday and taken back to the shore, the U.N. migration agency said.
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Hotels close to the shore may be convenient for tourists, but the process of building them can kill the reefs that snorkellers like to swim over.
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Updike himself left The New Yorker only a year and a half into his tenure there, moving his young family to the shore in Ipswich, Mass.
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After a few takes, the crew moved to the beach to shoot Andrew's dejected return to the shore: "my anti-James Bond moment," Mr. Criss joked.
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Summer Books Preview We called up the experts to help answer an age-old question: What's the best type of book to bring to the shore?
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They cling to the coastline for most of it, and a brush too close to the shore could lead to a stranding, also called a beaching.
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I, too, hate sand, because it's a scourge: You'll find it in your kids' ears and belly buttons for weeks after a single trip to the shore.
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For a long time I had wanted to live in a place where the sun was broiling and the sea came limpid and soft to the shore.
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Each painting of Gilliam's is like a tidal occurrence, something naturally wafting to the shore of your vision and out again, but never quite still, never settled.
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The boat sped past, but a moment later it swung back around, pulling close to the shore, and the man held out six machetes to the Mashco.
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Democrats also benefited from court decisions that redrew the old Republican gerrymander, putting districts that had been resistant to the 2017 "blue wave" closer to the shore.
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And it occurred to me then, as I made my way back to the shore, that the difference between my father and me wasn't all that much.
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Rohingya refugees collapse from exhaustion as they arrive by a small wooden boat from Myanmar to the shore of Shah Porir Dwip, in Teknaf, Bangladesh, on Oct. 1.
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I am already over this week, but knowing I only have two days of work left before going to the shore for a long weekend gets me through.
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Grigg has worn a Street View Trekker 360 camera to capture images from the yearly event, and it'll be down the pathways these crabs take to the shore.
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Though the center of the hurricane is still forecast to sit out in the ocean, National Weather Service offices are warning that effects could spread to the shore.
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It is providing a three-dimensional picture of changes to the Gulf Stream, which is pushing as much as 100km closer to the shore than it used to.
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In the future we will surely be farming in the sea and not just the standard fish farming that happens on shore and very near to the shore.
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Now, when you go to the shore, you need to find cases that will protect your devices from water and sand, and remember to pack a portable charger.
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Greek fishermen had been picking up refugees from troubled boats for years, and a handful of other locals offered support to those who made it to the shore.
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The passenger was seen in one of the local dinghies that were assisting with transporting the passengers and crew to the shore, the airline said in a statement.
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"If you want to have an impact, you have to be able to rescue them as close to the shore as possible," said Aurelie Ponthieu of MSF in Brussels.
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Sona Banu gets carried by Nobi Hossain to the shore of the Naf River as hundreds of Rohingya people arrive by boats in the safety of darkness on Sept.
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When we see a helicopter hover menacingly outside of her window, Lana runs through the house and down to the shore to unearth a guitar case hidden among rocks.
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Situated close to the shore, hundreds of floating buoys connected by arms to a jetty would move with the waves to generate clean electricity at the 4.8-megawatt plant.
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A fisherman and farmer, he was removed from his old strip of land and sent a few yards closer to the shore to allow space for a wind farm.
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The rescue team's going in as the Turkish coastguard, accepting defeat at the hands of the dinghy driver who will not give up, fades back east to the shore.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) said 83 survivors swam to the shore after Wednesday's sinking and were being assisted by its officials in the northern city of Nouadhibou.
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She writes: no one would leave home unless home chased you to the shore unless home tells you to leave what you could not behind, even if it was human.
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Smittle told CNN that crews were called back to the shore, and the search was halted, after two hours of scouring the water for any sign of the missing boy.
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Within moments, one of the massive ancient animals surfaced and dragged itself to the shore, raising itself on its flippers to stare at us staring silently back, 30 feet away.
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Her brother, who is mostly irritated by Carmela, shows his true colors by taking her to the shore, where the sky is filled with dandelion spores and soaring white birds.
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Having written the first report on the largest amphibious invasion in history, Campbell crawled back to the shore, gave the dispatch to a naval officer and tipped him five pounds.
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Will Venezuela ever return to the country that it was, one where it was not necessary to swim to the shore in Curaçao after being tossed from a fishing boat?
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"I grew up in New Jersey, so going to the Shore, this is sacred," said Katrina Plotkin, 21, who lives in Northport, N.Y., and was visiting friends in the area.
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According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the female animal was protecting its calves when it targeted the craft carrying researchers to the shore of Cape Geller in the Arctic.
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Sky News showed people, some wearing life jackets and others wrapped in blankets, being escorted by border force officials to the shore in the port of Dover in southeastern England.
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Summer is right around the corner, and there's nothing like new gear to get us even more excited about a season that's filled with pool parties and trips to the shore.
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The accident rekindled a heated row in Italy over the risks to the fragile ecosystem and monuments of Venice posed by cruise ships that routinely sail very close to the shore.
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When the motor on a dinghy failed while they were crossing the Mediterranean to Greece, she and her sister got into the water and pushed the overflowing boat to the shore.
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But in April, President Rodrigo Duterte ordered the closure of the island, calling it a "cesspool", because of sewage dumped into the sea and buildings constructed too close to the shore.
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Passenger Shelia Mcaffee, who was on the boat with her husband, told WTSP that they had to jump eight or 10 feet into the water and then get to the shore.
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After more than 30 years of public service, Rank wisely jumped ship while still close enough to the shore as the Trump administration barrels full steam ahead to god-knows-where.
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In response to complaints from human rights groups, the Bangladesh Navy conducted a study which found that the island could be habitable with land reclamation and work to the shore line.
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Some bathers appeared appropriately outfitted for the gusty climate and came equipped with nylon half-tents, which, when pitched perpendicular to the shore, provided wind protection but no privacy at all.
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As it went down, recreational boats and Jet Skis rushed to the scene to pull people from the ferry and deliver them safely to the shore, avoiding an even deadlier tragedy.
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To avoid a shark attack, the group advises people to swim in groups, stay close to the shore and to not swim at dusk or dawn when sharks are most active.
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And so, while I offer my condolences to those summer lovers who are already booking next year's trip to the shore, I also want to offer a few words of perspective.
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The Bay Area was expecting an "atmospheric river" — in which vapors from the tropics near Hawaii come close to the shore — starting on Tuesday night, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.
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Just after the final frame we say our goodbyes, and as the others meander back to the hotel, Kele jogs to the shore one more time before heading home to London.
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Guzmán, who lives in California, but travels the world playing the flute, said she noticed the whales swimming close to the shore near her home in Half Moon Bay in early July.
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He added that the company has awarded a contract to Chinese oil and gas major CNOOC to build a 7-km (4.2 mile) pipeline that connects the Summit FSRU to the shore.
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Steve Weeks's acoustic tunes fall into the dreamy category, with gentle ballads that relate stories of overcoming fears ("Change of Heart") or of a wonderful canine journey to the shore ("Dog Beach").
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I took him out, heavy, frozen, one of his feet was in a wet woolen sock, the other one was bare, so I used the furry boot which was thrown to the shore.
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Hillary Clinton traveled down to the shore Wednesday to bash Donald Trump's business record in the shadow of one of his old properties, and in the backyard of one of his closest allies.
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Experts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) advise swimmers caught in a rip current to swim parallel to the shore, as they are often narrow and can be swam out of.
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Even Milius is shown surfing in some of these scenes; in the director's commentary, he revels in telling the rest of the surfers to get back to the shore so he can surf.
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Some 4,000 people in the coastal town of Mallacoota fled to the shore as winds pushed a fire toward their homes under a sky darkened by smoke and turned blood-red by flames.
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In addition to the road that goes to the top of the island, there is a second one that runs parallel to the shore and ends in La Loberia, a sea lion nursery.
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However, in temperatures above fifteen degrees Celsius, hypothermia does not set in for at least thirty minutes—by that time, most experienced outdoor swimmers will have long since made it to the shore.
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There is no evidence to suggest that the perceived uptick in attacks is caused by a growing population of sharks, or that the creatures are coming closer to the shore, Dr. Neff argued.
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The sky is turning pink and blue, and a row of white boats speed to the shore—the beach could serve as the set for Apocalypse Now or Britney Spears's "Sometimes" music video.
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As a testament to Malia's surfing and teaching talents, she finally gets me past the whitewater, and sets me up to ride one wave, which carries me nearly all the way to the shore.
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People have been going to the shore of the Qiantang river in Zhejiang for hundreds of years during the Mid-Autumn Festival, to witness the extra-high tidal bore rising up over the harbour.
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It's been nearly seven years since MTV first aired the reality series, but two of the show's stars – Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jenni "JWoww" Farley – are up for a trip back to the shore.
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"We've been vacationing & going to Nauset for 15-20 years (before and after Kids lol) and each year seems like seals are inching closer to the shore, which brings the sharks closer," another added.
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The service says the best way to escape from a rip current is to swim parallel to the shore into an area of a weaker current then swim back to shore at an angle.
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In busy downtown areas you'll see ads for fast food restaurants and blockbuster movies, while in the areas found closer to the shore you'll stumble across posters advertising for storage companies and car mechanics.
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It's not just that you went to the state park to walk one afternoon and found his boots near the edge of the palisade, the sheer drop-off to the shore of the river.
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In Victoria, where 83 homes have burned this week, the military was helping thousands of people who fled to the shore as a wildfire threatened their homes Tuesday in the coastal town of Mallacoota.
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Mr. Holbeach was struggling and splashing in the Craigavon Lake when he was spotted by a fisherman, who swam out to him and pulled him back to the shore using an abandoned basketball hoop.
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"If it is a great white, let&aposs hope it doesn&apost come into the warmer shallow water close to the shore when people are on the beaches in the summer," McHugh told The Sun.
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On Tuesday morning, 763,276 people in the coastal town of Mallacoota fled to the shore as winds pushed a fire toward their homes under a sky darkened by smoke and turned blood-red by flames.
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"Zucked" is thus a candid and highly entertaining explanation of how and why a man who spent decades picking tech winners and cheering his industry on has been carried to the shore of social activism.
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Their guide had turned off the boat's engine and drifted over to the shore for a closer look at the gator, with the warning "Don't make no sudden moves, because —" And that's when the gator jumped.
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On a visit last month, President Rodrigo Duterte called the island a "cesspool" because of sewage dumped directly into the sea, and warned of a looming environmental disaster with buildings constructed too close to the shore.
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When their dinghy, which was too packed with people, began to sink en route from Turkey to Greece, she and her sister jumped into the sea to pull the boat to the shore, and to safety.
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Then in 2008, Silicon Valley billionaire Vinod Khosla, through two limited liability companies, bought two large pieces of land next to the popular beach, which happened to contain the only viable public path to the shore.
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"While calvings are fairly frequent at this time of the year, this was an extraordinarily large event and much closer to the shore than usual, which is why it was such a close call," said Mantler.
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Swedish utility Vattenfall and Dutch-German grid operator TenneT agreed last week to conduct a feasibility study on the link, called WindConnector, which Vattenfall says could lower the costs of connecting offshore wind farms to the shore.
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"So lesson learned; I will make sure I always wear a life jacket in my dinghy regardless of how close I am to the shore, just as I always do on my kayak," he wrote on Facebook.
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This original group of astronauts eventually makes their way to the shore of an ocean (yes, the moon has liquid oceans—more on this later) where they establish a camp and begin the task of populating the moon.
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Kissoun couldn't get his small boat close to the shore because the water was so shallow, so I waded out to him, pulling the canoe by hand and then gratefully cross-loading my gear for the last time.
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A car sank into the sand at an Alabama beach after its owner parked close to the shore ahead of Hurricane BarryBarry has strengthened to a hurricane and is moving over Louisiana coast — here are the latest updates
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The new bridge, which connects Rockland and Westchester Counties, is a two-span cable-stayed design, with the cables holding up its steel decks anchored to the tops of the angled central towers rather than to the shore.
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In a video Schade posted on Twitter as he sped away from the island on a boat, a huge plume of white ash soars into the sky as a group of frightened tourists huddles close to the shore.
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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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Dozens of beachgoers and lifeguards battled to help a pod of pilot whales back into deeper waters after coming too close to the shore in Georgia earlier this week, although authorities said that three of the animals had died.
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It was praised by city officials for the access it would give local residents to the shore and for the resiliency of its construction, but it closed after one season when the gangway snapped off and was never repaired.
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"I think personally (the boats) should be turned back as close to the shore as possible so they don't reach the Italian mainland and that there is more of a deterrent," Johnson said, speaking alongside his Italian counterpart Paolo Gentiloni.
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"This place that I call the Garden of Africa now is a place of burial for all those bodies of woman, children, babies, and men who are brought to the shore by the sea," Koraichi told Hyperallergic in an email.
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Part of the creek was later filled in for the 1964 World's Fair, while roads and businesses constructed around it in the 20th century further blocked public access to the shore (aside from the sporadic park, like the Willow Lake Preserve).
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The builders applied for and received permits from the town, and, Mr. Hill said, "there was discussion as to whether a permit was needed or not" from the State Environmental Protection Department because of the site's proximity to the shore.
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He said Europe faced a choice: turn back to the shore from where they came, embracing nationalism and isolation, or say "now is the time" and press on to the opposite bank by pursuing closer integration of the euro zone.
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These hovercraft nominally provide a valuable capability by permitting the Type 0753 and Type 075 vessels to launch their embarked forces without coming in too close to the shore, where they would be at added risk from shore-based enemy units.
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The fact that people had been allowed and even encouraged to build so close to the shore, despite the region having been hit dozens of times by tsunamis over the centuries, proved to him how profoundly his country had erred.
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Jonathan Ajo-Franklin, a geophysics professor at Rice University who worked on the experiment, said systems like the one from MARS — which are tethered to the shore by a cable — are so rare that you could count them on one hand.
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Each tooth in an animal's mouth is almost identical to its neighbours—as befits a group of that feed on a mixture of fish and the occasional careless beast that strays too close to the shore, or even into the water itself.
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As the muggy morning gave way to the shining sun, the mature crowd, loosened by a week of hard partying and downpour dodging, took to the shore to languish away the final day of the festival with coconut cocktails and chocolate croissants.
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This is why I have gone every year since it started in 2009 — this was its fifth iteration — and I hope to keep going, as one goes to the mountains to see the turning leaves or to the shore to see the waves.
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Mr. Hopkins, the pastor from the nearby town of Hamilton, watched with other passengers as the catamaran turned back to the island after the volcano erupted, and tour operators took rubber dinghies to the shore to seek out people who were still there.
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Mr. Hopkins, the pastor from the nearby town of Hamilton, watched with other passengers as the catamaran turned back to the island after the volcano erupted, and tour operators took rubber dinghies to the shore to seek out people who were still there.
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A vision of the farther shore loomed up at the horizon, and she could see the land, solid walls of interlocking buildings to the shore, and the moving lights of machines building higher, higher, and the endless marching ants that were uncountable mobs of people.
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Atlanta (Reuters) - Dozens of beachgoers and lifeguards battled to help a pod of pilot whales back into deeper waters after coming too close to the shore of the U.S. state of Georgia earlier this week, although authorities said that three of the animals had died.
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The primary source of the discarded cigarettes traces back not to beachgoers, but rather urban smokers, people in, say, Riverside, who flick a butt to the curb, where it is swept into storm drains, out to the ocean and up on to the shore.
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Before the first kelp farms started in Maine about a decade ago, if you wanted to cook with edible seaweed (not to be confused with the decidedly undelicious rockweed that washes up on beaches), you'd have go to the shore and forage it yourself.
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The merger of the two seafront lots into one eight-bedroom estate was overseen by Alireza Sagharchi, a British architect, who added a waterfront terrace with Italian travertine tile, a wooden deck with access to the shore and a terraced garden under the bridge.
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The I.S.A.F. has several suggestions, including swimming in groups (sharks are more likely to attack solitary individuals), staying close to the shore and in clear water, and avoiding swimming in the twilight hours or in complete darkness, when sharks have a competitive sensory advantage.
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If developed, the groundbreaking "Liberty Project" would consist of a nine-acre artificial gravel island with a pipeline to the shore, roughly fives miles off the shallow coast and 20 miles east of Prudhoe Bay, one of the largest oil fields in North America.
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"We're still not sure how it landed here, but we're guessing that the creature was floating close to the shore and the tide, which has been pretty considerable over the past few days, picked it up and threw it inland, into the mangrove," she said.
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Many birders online took issue with the article's description of a fellow birder, David Barrett, who used a soft pretzel to try to coax the Mandarin to the shore and then, when that failed, chased him from one end of the pond with some convincing quacks.
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Letter of Recommendation Like many people who grew up on the Leelanau Peninsula, the "little finger" poking out of the Michigan mitten, I spent my boyhood trips to the shore scouring the sand for Petoskey stones: little round rocks covered in a distinctive interlocking honeycomb pattern.
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Half of the 825 miles of beaches monitored by the state's Department of Environmental Protection are designated as critically eroding, from Daytona Beach to the Kennedy Space Center on Cape Canaveral to the shore in front of Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach estate of President Donald Trump.
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Pelagic birds, which refers to seabirds that spend the majority of their lives at sea and rarely venture to the shore, traverse various regions and climates, are affected by extreme weather patterns and feed on prey exposed to carbon emissions — all while staying relatively observable above the water's surface.
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Because I am not totally evil, I will grudgingly take my kid and her sister to the shore this summer, even though the amount of gear I will need to pack into a car to keep them sunburn-free and occupied for several hours without a bathroom in sight feels overwhelming.
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The moms (Farley, 32, has daughter Meilani and son Greyson, while Polizzi, 30, has daughter Giovanna and son Lorenzo) wept at a boozy brunch in the season premiere about missing their kids – but as they tell People, their return to the Shore was so important to maintaining their identities outside of being parents.
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The government of former president Ollanta Humala had limited the 10 miles (16 km) closest to the shore to artisinal fishing to protect reproduction areas and encourage more of the anchovy, rich in protein and omega fatty acids, to be eaten in Peru instead of ground up as animal feed for export.
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Joe Mahon, who helped with some of the distributions, said there are four to six boats making runs from Marina del Rey along the Pacific Ocean to the Malibu pier and Paradise Cove beach, where people in dinghies and paddleboards met the boats, loaded the supplies, and rode the surf back to the shore.
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"Here and Now" crashes to the shore on a glittering wave of high hopes, with an A-list cast that includes Hunter and Tim Robbins; it's made by the beloved showrunner Alan Ball, the creator of the much missed "Six Feet Under" (and also the less missed but still fun and filthy "True Blood").
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"We're still not sure how it landed here, but we're guessing that the creature was floating close to the shore and the tide, which has been pretty considerable over the past few days, picked it up and threw it inland, into the mangrove," marine specialist and Bicho D'água's project leader Renata Emin said, according to The Independent.
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"These spiders sit there on the water and then all of a sudden an insect will hit the water and the spider races out to get it, grabs it, dives under the water and then swims back to the shore and starts eating it," Robert Raven, Principal Scientist of Arachnology at the Queensland Museum, told Mashable Australia.
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The eatery, which made PEOPLE's list of the most incredible restaurant settings in the world, is located in the middle of the ocean, so while you may be able to walk right up to it during low tide, be prepared to take a boat back to the shore when you've finished your meal of freshly caught fish.
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Along with the liner Oregon, which was lost in a collision in 21904, the wreck of the San Diego is among the most popular sites for recreational divers on Long Island because of its proximity to the shore, its tallest parts are only 21914 feet deep and, although the ship is upside down, its guns and other distinguishing features are largely intact.
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Read more:A car sank into the sand at an Alabama beach after its owner parked close to the shore ahead of Hurricane BarryBarry has strengthened to a hurricane and is moving over Louisiana coast — here are the latest updatesUnusually high water levels could cause life-threatening flooding in New Orleans from a tropical storm likely to become a hurricaneHurricane Barry is hitting Louisiana as the first hurricane of 2019.
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For example, this week you may have read front-page news articles like ... 'Surgical' Strike in North Korea Could Swiftly Turn to Carnage For Russia, Trump-Putin Meeting Is a Sure Winner 'That's Him': Christie Goes to the Shore, and the Critics Pounce Disbelief as Trump Posts a Video of Him 'Wrestling' CNN Or, maybe you found stories like these from the Style, International, Magazine, Business, Arts, U.S., Tech, or Travel sections: Did Amelia Earhart Survive?
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