So: "Who's the Boss" with a washed-up British D.J. instead of a washed-up American baseball player.
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Here's a selection: In this gleefully slapdash indie comedy, Steve Coogan plays Dana Marschz, a washed-up actor turned washed-up drama teacher.
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She spotted her demolished SUV washed up on the shore.
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"He'd be just another washed up football player," Papagan added.
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And you know, and people thought America was washed up.
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He feels washed up, so he wants to look younger.
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"He'd be just another washed up football player," Papagan said.
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This morning in Chile a million sardines washed up dead.
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Max is washed up and exhausted, but he's very determined.
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Their bodies washed up on the bay alongside some survivors.
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Their bodies washed up on the shore alongside some survivors.
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They washed up on a rocky cliff battered by waves.
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PERINO: Yes, and he washed up on the coast of Turkey.
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They got washed up on a shore in a jungle island.
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He's a washed-up former star who shoves her into success.
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Madison thinks Bubbles is a washed up relic from the past.
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Something has washed up on the shore of an Indonesian island.
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Weeks before that, two bodies washed up on a local beach.
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On Thursday, dozens of bodies were found washed up near Zuwara.
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What a time to be an old, washed-up soccer player.
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The twig ball above the plates washed up on Cove Beach.
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Was that a "Montauk monster" that washed up on Staten Island?
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Thousands of them washed up on Lake Michigan's icy shore Friday.
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So these bodies had been washed up against the main highway.
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A huge, strange-looking fish washed up on a California beach.
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Three excellent clam chowders washed up on our shores this year.
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Washed up on the shoreline (washed up in more ways than one), he isn't interested in survival or finding his way to Cersei — he apparently just wants a memorable death, or another notch on his harpoon.
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Photos circulate online of dead bodies washed up on the Libyan shore.
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So why would Podesta ever agree to meeting a washed-up rockstar?
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In 1999, his dismembered body was found washed up in Lake Ontario.
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But that doesn't mean he's washed-up or even a negative player.
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More so the hunger of proving that I was not washed up.
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Sea lion pups, emaciated and starving, have washed up on California beaches.
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Boats washed up on people's lawns and on the Brielle Avenue bridge.
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Kobe Bryant, a washed-up NBA player, congratulated her on the internet.
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"I didn't want to allow myself to be washed up," he said.
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This month, it was found washed up on the shores of France.
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In 2006, the tribe killed two crab fisherman who washed up on shore.
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It resembled the remains of a giant squid, washed up on a beach.
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Piles of debris and a boat are washed up onto shore in Marigot.
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The dead animal recently washed up ashore on a beach near Punta Arenas.
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Nearly 100 dilapidated wooden boats have washed up in northern Japan this year.
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GUTFELD: It&aposs Alex, Alec -- it doesn&apost matter, he&aposs washed up.
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" On Twitter, commenters dismissed her bravery as hollow "now that she's washed up.
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The moral imperative has not changed since Aylan washed up on that beach.
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His body washed up on a beach near the Turkish resort of Bodrum.
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That's how many have washed up on shore in British Columbia since 2007.
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" MM: "I play Sam Sylvia, who is a washed-up B-movie director.
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Read more: A humpback whale mysteriously washed up in the Amazon forest Yep.
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You just worked out — how about going to college and getting washed up?
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Watch above and get washed up on the shore of your own #feelings.
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Washed up to me would mean that my ratings were no longer good.
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"Network" is always reminding us that Beale is washed up, personally and professionally.
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That was always the question about Don (Jon Hamm): Was he washed up?
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Last year over 1,600 sea lions washed up on California beaches between the Jan.
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A Portuguese man o' war washed up on a beach in Gulf Shores, Ala.
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But this is where class-based movements in American politics have always washed up.
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Do you work at HUD or play at it you washed up wedding planner.
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Body parts of tourists also washed up on a beach in Fiji in 2016.
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In February, for instance, a dead sperm whale washed up onto a Spanish beach.
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There were no survivors, and only the ship's yawl ever washed up on shore.
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Barrel jellyfish are frequently washed up on the UK's coastlines during the summer months.
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Twenty years ago we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives.
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This weekend, a severed foot washed up on a beach in the Canadian province.
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It's not clear why so many feet have washed up on British Columbia shores.
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In 2007, a 6.5-foot long, 550-pound giant squid washed up in Tasmania.
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According to the Japanese Coast Guard, the two boats washed up on December 2000.
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That debris, found in late June, washed up on the Tanzanian island of Pemba.
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Of, say, being a washed-up singer trapped by the cage of the past.
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A record number have washed up on the Atlantic coast of France since January.
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In 2006, two Indian fishermen who accidentally washed up on their shores were killed.
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"I'm a washed-up actor" (Leonardo DiCaprio in "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood").
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Hundreds of people died; some pirogues full of bleached corpses washed up in the Caribbean.
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But this week, we meet two teens cleaning up walkers who've washed up on shore.
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In late 2015, more than 12 so-called "ghost ships" washed up on Japan's coast.
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In Arpoador, on Ipanema's world-famous beach, a small sailboat was washed up on shore.
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The only specimens studied have washed up on shores or been preserved in museum collections.
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Residents and rescuers walk past a washed-up passenger ferry in Wani, Indonesia, on Oct.
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In just one incident this week, five sperm whales have washed up on Texel's beaches.
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In late July, the corpse of a whale shark washed up at Sanibel Island, Florida.
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Already this year, 10 humpback whales have washed up dead on Cape Cod beaches alone.
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In July 2015 a piece of the wing washed up on the island of Réunion.
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Amber, known locally as 'Baltic gold', is often found washed up on the region's seafront.
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November 23: Eight North Koreans rescued after boat washed up on shores of Akita prefecture.
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A total of 21 containers washed up the Dutch islands of Vlieland, Terschelling and Ameland.
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It does have Paul Rudd in it as a depressed, washed-up rock star, though.
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In 1955, a strange pod washed up on a beach north of Wellington, New Zealand.
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Zoo penguins were taken inside, sharks have washed up dead and records have been set.
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Because 20 years ago, we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives.
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Some animals have washed up on beaches still alive, but lethargic and coughing, she said.
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Eventually, he found him: The boy's body had washed up a couple of kilometers away.
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Watch the news and you'll see lobbyists, washed-up politicians and writers for think tanks.
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The sand dollar that washed up on Olga Bay, above, home of a seaplane base.
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Ms. Fey will produce a Peacock original series, "Girls5Eva," about a washed-up 1990s band.
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The washed up objects were found to carry 289 invasive species from the western Pacific.
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Was James washed up after missing a big chunk of last season because of injuries?
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My leg washed up on the beach the next day, discovered by my favorite bartender.
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Video posted by the Sebastian Daily shows dead fish washed up in Sebastian Inlet, Florida.
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In 2017, 17 dead right whales -- an unusually high number -- washed up on Atlantic beaches.
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One day, a massive bag of containing 70 pounds of cocaine washed up on the shore.
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A leg washed up in New York's Upper West Side over the weekend, according to WPIX.
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Suddenly we see this little boy washed up on the beach, and it woke people up.
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In 2017, a total of 104 such vessels washed up on the west coast of Japan.
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According to the Associated Press, 1,100 dead dolphins have washed up on French shores this year.
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Then, in 1998, a leaky fishing boat carrying 75-odd migrants washed up on their patch.
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On a December day in 1948, a dead man washed up on a beach in Australia.
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A mysterious "crocodile-like" creature found washed up on a Welsh beach has left experts baffled.
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One theory holds that grey mullet simply washed up on the banks as water levels rose.
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It would become "BoJack Horseman" (2014-), an award-winning show about a washed-up sitcom star.
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But then another smaller, liverless (and heartless) great white shark carcass washed up on May 4th.
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Some "were reduced to eating seafood they found washed up on the beach," the complaint said.
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LONDON — Thousands of pink bottles full of detergent have washed up on picturesque beaches in Cornwall.
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I mean, I really feel I'm just washed up, wiped out—I've just squandered my life.
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He'll be playing an aging, washed-up actor, his first role since nabbing his first Oscar.
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Oil and tarballs washed up on beaches up to 100 miles away, including in Los Angeles.
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The body of a second bank employee washed up in Onagawa, at Takenoura Beach, on Sept.
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Before that image was the picture of the dead child who washed up on a beach.
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Washed up on a beach Winter is bleak and stormy on the northwestern coast of Japan.
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A whale washed up in the Philippines with almost 88 pounds of trash in its stomach.
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In 2015, the body of three-year-old Alan Kurdi washed up on a Turkish beach,
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Toller's marriage broke under the strain, and he has washed up in Snowbridge, alone and sick.
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It's easier, safer, to focus on old, washed-up stereotypes in these sorts of supposed feuds.
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More stories have washed up on the shores of social media this decade than any other.
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"Twenty years ago we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives," she said.
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In Yurihonjo, where the eight living North Koreans washed up in a fishing boat on Nov.
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His body washed up near a village, and a US consular officer went to retrieve it.
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But two husbands and a lot of books later, she's washed up and at an impasse.
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When a fifth child, and then an adult man, are washed up on shore, everything changes.
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Tokyo (CNN)Another ship bearing grim cargo has washed up on the shores of western Japan.
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It had refloated on the tide and washed up a few hundred yards away, Turner said.
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That storyline might be that things will never get better or that I'm all washed up.
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Like you're washed up and you go to Branson, then you can last another 10 years.
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Most notably, the lodge is where Palmer's plastic-wrapped body washed up next to a large log.
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A few pieces of the plane have washed up on islands near the east coast of Africa.
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"What is balance for you," Furnish asks John, who's just admitted he was feeling particularly washed up.
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Only when somebody — my peers or myself — says that my science is washed up will I quit.
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About a dozen of the sex toys washed up on shore earlier this week, The Sun reports.
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"It looks like she was surviving on rodents and dead fish that had washed up," DeMunnik said.
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Debris from the plane has washed up in Africa, but the crash site has never been located.
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Images of an enormous fish that washed up on the beach in Queensland, Australia have gone viral.
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He goes out with very young tall girls or he goes out with washed up Playboy bunnies.
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Late last month, a dead whale shark washed up on a beach on Sanibel Island in Florida.
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Many endangered Olive Ridley turtles have washed up dead on the shore, the New Indian Express reported.
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Then they went for more water, milked the goats, made dinner, and washed up in the moonlight.
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A whole load of octopuses had either been washed up or had crawled up onto the beach.
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A street is blocked from debris washed up from the tidal surge of Hurricane Hermine Friday, Sept.
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Hannah and her family concluded that she either swam to or was washed up onto Robbins Reef.
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Rescuers in the park found the 220006-foot sperm whale washed up on the beach on Monday.
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For months after these back-to-back disasters, Route 23 was blocked by washed-up fishing boats.
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"We believe we've identified that female from the clothing that washed up with the bones," Boyce said.
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Twenty-five years ago, James and his mother washed up here, after losing one apartment or another.
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Debris that may have come from the plane has washed up in Madagascar, Réunion Island and Tanzania.
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The Suwa fisheries union estimated that around 17803% of smelt in the lake washed up that day.
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How can anyone swim in the water when they're going to get washed up against a rock?
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Last year, an unusually high number of gray whales — 123 — washed up dead in the United States.
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After Cooke was reported missing, emergency responders found his surfboard washed up on shore, but not him.
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Inside, the carpets are made from recycled plastic found on beaches and from washed-up fishing nets.
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The vehicle's interior carpets are made from recycled plastic found on beaches and washed-up fishing nets.
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Another piece of aircraft washed up on the shores of Pemba Island, near Tanzania, in late June.
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He liked the phrase and also the image: creatures from another world, washed up on a beach.
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Mac went running on the beach early one morning when he came upon the washed-up body.
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Every so often, one of these animals is spotted or found washed up on a beach somewhere.
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Like this bull shark which was discovered washed up on a road in the town of Ayr. Yikes.
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His body washed up five days later at the foot of Beale Street, the cradle of the Blues.
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A first piece of the Boeing 777 washed up on the French island of Reunion in July 2015.
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She has a one-nighter with Greg, who breaks down and blurts his fears about being washed up.
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The piles of fish washed up in a lake in Hainan province on Wednesday, Chinese state media reported.
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Another Bernard washed up on the beach without a scar, and is helping Delos Security (and Gustaf Skarsgard).
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Since 2016, 400-odd Yazidis have washed up in Wagga Wagga, a regional centre south-west of Sydney.
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On the shoreline in Bayonne, New Jersey, a barge washed up after apparently breaking free from its moorings.
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Its beaches are regularly strewn with plastic washed up from the ocean during certain months of the year.
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He isn't a washed up, boozy, ex-superstar who lost his fight fortune dabbling in the restaurant business.
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Beachgoers in Texas got quite a surprise on Sunday when a massive blue marlin washed up on shore.
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On Thursday, a 13-foot, unidentified blob from the sea washed up on a beach in Acapulco, Mexico.
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Dumped elsewhere in Kibera, the fetus had washed up in a narrow alleyway after a night of rainfall.
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Separately, nearly $2 million worth of cocaine washed up on a beach near Auckland, New Zealand in August.
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A wing part, known as a flaperon, washed up on the French island of Reunion in July 2015.
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Last month, at least four ships were found washed up on Akita's beaches, one with eight skeletons inside.
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Many tons of dead fish washed up on beaches in central Vietnam for days starting in early April.
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Read more: Garfield phones have mysteriously washed up on a French beach for 30 years: 'It never stops'
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When she went to look for him, there was nothing left — just an embankment and washed-up debris.
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In 1977, at the age of 38, the washed-up fireballer-turned-knuckleballer began an incredible comeback journey.
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A huge, bloody, rotting corpse has washed up in Indonesia, and nobody knows for sure what it is.
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As of this writing, their last sunfish sighting was in April, where one washed up on shore. Dammit.
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As in, you move the straw again only when you're ready to dump the old, washed-up yerba.
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The beach was perfect, or at least it would be once the washed-up plastic bottles were removed.
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Michael Keaton was nominated for his performance as a washed-up actor known for playing the superhero Birdman.
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The sperm whale washed up on a Scottish beach with a stomach full of rope, netting and plastic.
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And if not washed up, it had to be abstract — the more austere, unemotional and geometric, the better.
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These things were filthy, random junk having washed up on the shoreline at various stops along our walk.
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A juvenile sperm whale weighting 22 tons washed up on the Isle of Harris in Scotland on Thanksgiving.
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I felt a little shipwrecked myself, a Crusoe washed up and landlocked on the strange isle of Topeka.
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Whether that be a washed up reality-TV star, a person being investigated by the FBI, or a dominatrix.
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A massive and mysterious creature has washed up on a beach in Russia, and naturally, everyone is freaking out.
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The death toll rose Sunday when a man's body was found washed up on a riverbank in Tangipahoa Parish.
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Officials believe an aircraft wing that washed up on the French island of La Reunion is that of MH370.
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If only it had all remained on land, or even washed up on beaches, where it could be collected.
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A dolphin that washed up on a Florida beach was found with a shower hose inside of its stomach.
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Including the foot found this week, 13 feet have washed up along the coastline since 2007, the statement said.
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In Girlfriend's Day, Odenkirk plays Ray Wentworth, a washed-up greeting card writer who used to rule his industry.
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According to The Guardian, the young shark washed up on Manly beach and was in desperate need of help.
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Three urns filled with human ash washed up on Dutch beaches in Katwijk and Noordwijk over the last week.
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The most recent batch — about 31 pounds of drugs — washed up on the Pornic shore Sunday in western France.
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"You did not pick up Baby Alan when he washed up on the shores of the Mediterranean," he said.
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The creature had a rope around its neck; the other end was attached to a washed-up beach chair.
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Colt Bennett (Ashton Kutcher), having washed up as a semipro quarterback in Canada, slinks back to Garrison, Colo. (pop.
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A week later, the tanker mysteriously washed up on the shore of Robertsport in Liberia, according to local reports.
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A fishing boat thought to have been sunk thanks to the tsunami similarly washed up in California in 2013.
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Like do I really want to be the 35, 40-year-old cliché washed up rock 'n' roll guy?
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Dozens of turtles, fish, dolphins, eels, manatees and even a whale shark have washed up dead on area beaches.
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Pictures showed expanses of splintered wood, washed-up cars and trees mashed together, with rooftops and roads split asunder.
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Dozens were killed when their boats overturned, leaving the bodies of women and children washed up on river banks.
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The story of one drowned Syrian boy washed up in the surf keeps us awake at night with grief.
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Last summer, a nearly seven-foot-long endangered lake sturgeon washed up on the beach at Isle La Motte.
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More than 200 gray whales got stranded or washed up dead onshore in the northeastern Pacific Ocean last year.
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Start with "Terriers," a short-lived FX gem about a washed-up ex-cop working as a private investigator.
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When her bludgeoned corpse washed up from San Francisco Bay, Horowitz concluded that the Panthers, and he, were responsible.
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The seven-foot fish washed up at UC Santa Barbara's Coal Oil Point Reserve in Southern California last week.
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A witness described how more than 300 bodies washed up on a flooded stretch of road outside the city.
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Art Review In New York at the end of the 19783s, many people thought painting was all washed up.
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Pig was less than one week old when he was found washed up on Queensland's Forrest Beach in 1998.
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Something far less appealing washed up in Harvey's wake on the shores of Galveston Bay in Texas City, Tex.
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The only confirmed traces of the plane have been three wing fragments found washed up on Indian Ocean coasts.
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For the people saying 48-year-old Liddell and 43-year-old Tito Ortiz are old and washed up?
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There's a still-unidentified serial killer whose victims washed up on the beach (and we already had Joel Rifkin).
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She spent four months wandering the shores of Cork, Ireland, collecting washed up garbage and photographing it in her studio.
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One of the bodies belonged to 31-year-old Natasha Jugo, whose body washed up on Gilgo Beach in 2013.
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While he was there, a large black duffle containing a million dollar's worth of cocaine washed up on the shore.
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A peculiar sight has washed up on the beach at Deception Bay, with hundreds of jellyfish turning the sand blue.
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Forty-four boats have washed up in Japan so far this year, Sky News reported, compared with 66 last year.
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Teibel's albums washed up in yard sales and second-hand stores as relics from the dawn of the environmental movement.
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Citizens of poor but pretty places worry that rubbish washed up on once-pristine beaches puts off wealthy sun-seekers.
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A mystery sea creature was found washed up on a British beach - baffling experts as to what it may be.
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He set out for a fishing trip in November 2012 and washed up 438 days later on the Marshall Islands.
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AT THE age of 46 Oscar Hammerstein was living as a country squire on his Pennsylvania farm, apparently washed up.
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In Carroll County, the body of a 24-year-old woman was found after it washed up in a creek.
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More than 100 packages of cocaine have washed up on the shores of Fiji's islands in the past few months.
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Ten bodies have washed up on Libyan shores so far, two of them Libyans and the rest Pakistanis, she said.
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Dead fish washed up at Juno Beach, and Governor Scott invested an additional $3 million to affected east coast communities.
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About 20153 pounds of plastic trash killed a young sperm whale that washed up in southeast Spain, according to scientists.
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Perhaps the bottle had been shattered against rocks, or it washed up on some abandoned shore — the possibilities were endless.
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Jesse's beauty and freshness are the envy of other models, who feel washed up as they hit their early 20s.
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Philips Exeter students and instructors helped extract the skeleton when it washed up on a Cape Cod beach in 2000.
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Billy Ray Cyrus stars as a washed-up pop singer turned Elvis impersonator who finds himself back in his hometown.
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The only confirmed traces of the Boeing 777 aircraft have been three wing fragments washed up on Indian Ocean coasts.
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The bodies washed up on Thursday were hardly the first Rohingya to perish trying to escape by boat from Myanmar.
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Acknowledging the feat, James retweeted a post from the Lakers, writing, "#WashedKing 🤫👑," assuring he's anything but washed up.
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The body of Alan Kurdi, the Kurdish child found washed up on a Turkish beach, appears on a red couch.
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I was that kid, the one you'd find chasing snakes or poking at jellyfish that washed up on the beach.
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The devastating image of the dead child, washed up on a Turkish beach like a piece of driftwood on Sept.
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Television footage showed rescue workers standing next to bodies washed up on a beach near the coastal town of Kusadasi.
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Under Daytona Beach's iconic "World's Most Famous Beach" sign, the street was clogged with debris washed up by the ocean.
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Then the body of Alan Kurdi, 3, a Syrian Kurd fleeing with his family, washed up on a Turkish beach.
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The painted wooden cross, covered in barnacles, washed up at the Ocean Manor Beach Resort in Fort Lauderdale on Saturday.
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More common dolphins have washed up dead on France's Atlantic Coast since January than in all of 265 or 235.
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Below is the premiere of their latest single "Washed Up" built around the warm strains of a 1975 Kimball organ.
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The English actor and actual D.J. Idris Elba plays a washed-up English D.J. turned nanny in this new series.
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Everyone has this nightmare where they can see the point in the future where they realize that they're washed up.
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First the Indonesian island of Bali declared a "garbage emergency" late last year after garbage washed up on its beaches.
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Last year, Trump called the "Beaches" actress a "washed up psycho" after she tweeted a fake quote attributed to him.
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In one village in Tacloban, the coastal city with the most casualties, a massive cargo ship had washed up ashore.
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The most recent chapter of the island's heartbreaking history began last June, when a dead toddler washed up on the beach.
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According to The Associated Press, the carcass of a 26-foot sperm whale washed up on Sardinia's northern shore on Thursday.
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In his silver jacket he looked like one of the silver-skinned fish I had seen washed up on the shore.
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Gaga plays an aspiring singer whose career begins to take off after she meets Cooper's washed up country singer Jackson Maine.
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A million native fish washed up dead in the Darling river, part of Australia's longest river system, which is drying out.
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Eleven bodies washed up on the shore west of Zawiya, said Mohanad Krima, a spokesman for the Red Crescent in Zawiya.
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A missing ship has washed up on shore, and as an insurance adjuster, it's your job to see what exactly happened.
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This time last year, VICE News reported that 44 ghost ships had washed up around Japan over the course of 2017.
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The largest stranding on record occurred in 1918, when over 1,000 pilot whales washed up and died on the Chatham Islands.
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She said officials believe the foot separated naturally after a lengthy exposure to water, and then washed up on the beach.
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When Theresa May arrived in America, like every washed-up Brit who can't hack life at home, she became instantly anonymous.
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The show follows the exploits of BoJack Horseman, a washed-up actor in a world where humans and anthropomorphic animals coexist.
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Later that month, a dismembered torso washed up off the coast of Copenhagen that local authorities matched with the reporter's DNA.
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In October, the dangers of plastic were underlined when a decades-old bottle washed up almost intact on a UK beach.
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A pregnant whale that washed up on the Italian coast reportedly had nearly 50 pounds of plastic waste in its stomach.
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A day before that boat was detained, eight decomposed bodies were found in a small boat washed up on a beach.
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A great many contestants on "Dancing With the Stars" seem to be washed-up child actors in search of a comeback.
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To the right, distraught black people tend to the naked, black bodies of drowned storm victims washed up on another beach.
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The majority were what you might call civilization's castoffs: surplus research-lab subjects; abandoned pets; washed-up actors and circus performers.
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Since the colonizers washed up on our shores, the Lumbee have been relegated to the back of the minds of politicians.
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A whale carcass had washed up in 1970 near the city of Florence, and the rotting smell quickly became a problem.
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Twenty years ago, NOAA issued an "unusual mortality event" notice when over 100 gray whales washed up on West Coast beaches.
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The creature was one of more than 20 dead bottlenose dolphins that had washed up on local beaches in recent days.
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I'm catching up on "BoJack Horseman," the Netflix cartoon about a washed up, drunken actor who happens to be a horse.
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I washed up there a few years ago by chance: I needed cheap accommodations without the word "hostel" in the title.
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In early October crowds of Portuguese man-of-war washed up on the shores of Cardigan Bay, where New Quay sits.
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Ms. Wall's torso later washed up on a beach south of Copenhagen, while other body parts were found by police divers.
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In places where the water had receded, rotting fish washed up by the last flood could be spotted in the mud.
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Trilobites What mysterious, gelatinous, clear blob that you might find washed up on a beach looks like a jellyfish but isn't?
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Some longtime Montauk residents were ready to write him off as a washed-up party boy, but he has defied expectations.
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Jack Sparrow, goes through the motions like a washed-up rock star reprising his greatest hits in a half-empty auditorium.
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An environmental envoi, perhaps, with Buzz washed up on a beach alongside other jetsam, or clogging the gullet of a whale?
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All told, thousands of pieces of debris from Japan washed up on North American coasts from Sitka, Alaska, to Monterey, Calif.
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They were the first to find the washed up body of a thin, middle-aged man with closely-cropped gray hair.
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His father, James Hamilton, the dissolute fourth son of a Scottish laird, had washed up on the island of St. Kitts.
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Sacred sign The most blessed beach in Florida might be in Fort Lauderdale, where a giant cross washed up on shore.
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They eventually built boats from driftwood and the remnants of shipwrecks that washed up on the islands' shores after tropical storms.
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The fragment of the plane&aposs wing washed up in July 2015 on Réunion Island, thousands of miles from Kuala Lumpur.
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"Twenty years ago we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives, that's not the case now," Kidman said.
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Some have a washed-up feeling, as if they'd all been drifting along in Bedford's currents and had been stranded there.
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The latest example is a dead oddball that washed up on the shores of Wolf Island National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia.
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A dolphin that washed up into shallows at Manhattan Beach, California, died from a bullet wound, according to local animal welfare workers.
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The dead dolphin that washed up into shallows at the beach died from a bullet wound, according to local animal welfare workers.
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Thick-shelled halves of clams and mussels, washed-up jellyfish that looked like glitches in the landscape, oblong blurs in the sand.
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He's back in prison — and may be extradited to the U.S. One of the mystery boats that has washed up in Wajima.
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Hugh Grant goes all in on Paddington 2, embodying the evil, self-centered, washed-up actor named Phoenix Buchanan with complete abandon.
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Twenty-eight months later, that bottle—and the two rolled-up pieces of paper inside it—washed up on France's southwest coastline.
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Investigators have found only one real bit of evidence, a wing flap that washed up on the shores of Réunion, near Madagascar.
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" And it evokes memories "of a 3-year-old Syrian boy, Aylan Kurdi, whose body washed up on a beach in Turkey.
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The photo evoked memories of a 3-year-old Syrian boy, Aylan Kurdi, whose body washed up on a beach in Turkey.
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Scientists are searching for answers after a dead humpback whale washed up on shore and was discovered in a Brazilian Amazon jungle.
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To me, it was depressing and made me feel washed up to go and open for a band that much our junior.
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An old washed up shock jock, Grant Mazzy, has found himself working the midnight shift in the small titular town of Pontypool.
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He's gone from a tiger-taming monarch with a small army of loyal soldiers to a washed up former actor-turned-zookeeper.
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If you show them a drowned toddler who washed up on a beach, that hits like a punch to the solar plexus.
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Debris believed to be from the missing aircraft has also washed up on shores in Reunion Island, Mozambique, Mauritius, and South Africa.
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The five-ft long carcass of the alien-like creature was discovered washed up on sand by dog walker Beth Jannetta, 41.
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The strangers are forced to survive on only their "washed-up luggage, scattered resources and abandoned structures" (and of course their wit).
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Debris from a Boeing 777 washed up on the western Indian Ocean island of Reunion in the last week of July 2015.
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The News Herald reports it washed up under the feet of Sandy Osborn who was visiting Panama City Beach from Florence, Alabama.
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A dead sperm whale, measuring 16 metres, washed up on the shores of Batu Tumpeng Beach in East Bali, Indonesia Monday morning.
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The father and daughter's bodies were not recovered until 12 hours later when they washed up on shore, according to the outlet.
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While washed up in Hollywood, he had become a revered figure first for French and later German and American new wave filmmakers.
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The body of Peter Martinez, 28, better known on the streets as Petey Crack, had washed up near Manhattan Beach in Brooklyn.
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The blooms were attributed to the death of a 26 foot whale shark that washed up on Florida's Sanibel Island in July.
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But the 33-foot long mammal that washed up on the beach of Cabo de Palos on February 27 was unusually thin.
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There is the shock and disbelief of the survivors, the detritus of a shattered army washed up on a suddenly alien landscape.
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At least a dozen oarfish had washed up onto Japan's coastline in the year prior to the disaster, according to Kyodo News.
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He then seeks to recruit a family of Syrian refugees, recently washed up on the sun-drenched beach, to finish the job.
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The festival there is centered on the legend of three religious statues that reportedly washed up on the shores in the 1500s.
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One of the two barges washed up at the mouth of the Verkhovka River a day after the explosion, on Aug. 9.
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" Sterling added, "Henry, stop calling out these guys who are washed up and come for the REAL #1 contender, the real challenge.
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Pieces of debris believed to have come from the plane have washed up as far away as Madagascar, Réunion Island and Tanzania.
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Previous bottle finds The Dukes' bottle is not the first time a half-century-old drift bottle has washed up on shore.
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Then on Tuesday, PS8 was found by a NOAA scientist, washed up on a beach at the northern end of the gulf.
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No one is arguing he's washed up, but when the end arrives for quarterbacks, it does so swiftly and with little warning.
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The ship found in Ishikawa was the first in 2018 found carrying dead bodies, though eight other vessels have also washed up.
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Instead Mozart's turbulent music segues right into the next scene, where Idomeneo, the king, has actually been washed up on a beach.
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"We just love to play, man," Kreutzmann said as he washed up in the men's room right before they took the stage.
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Upon returning to Sydney, Robin sets out to find the killer of an Asian girl whose body washed up on a beach.
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Nobody is saying the two-time MVP is done or washed up, but I am definitely hitting the "wait a minute" button.
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A tiny piece of the puzzle that is Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 washed up on Reunion island in the Indian Ocean in July.
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Another possible piece that recently washed up near Mossel Bay in South Africa, the Guardian reported, is yet to be analysed by authorities.
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In April, a carcass of a pregnant sperm whale washed up in Italy with 22 kilograms (49 pounds) of plastic in its stomach.
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The circumstances of my arrival, however, were quite different when I washed up on the Plantation Island Resort on the island of Malolo.
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Random debris – a sofa, a washing basket, a bucket, a body board, a kayak – had washed up along the banks of Chokoloskee Bay.
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The WWF said coal has washed up at East Point Beach and Louisa Creek Beach, not far from the Hay Point Coal port.
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The first piece of tangible evidence washed up on the island of Réunion, approximately 2,485 miles (4,000 km) from the presumed crash site.
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Season one was an underdog story about how these women found themselves by joining a washed-up filmmaker to make a TV pilot.
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Despite an ongoing search, only a piece of the wing has been found, after it washed up on a beach on Reunion island.
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Syrians are being gassed to death, and we saw the pictures of what happened when Alan Kurdi's body washed up on the shores.
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A piece of the plane washed up on the French island of Reunion in July 2015 but no further trace has been found.
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"They didn't think it would take their lives," said Sanskriti KC, a close friend who identified the bodies after they washed up later.
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What they did: A team of marine scientists surveyed 634 pieces of Japan-originating debris that washed up in North America since 2012.
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The pipes, approximately 2.5 meters in diameter and under tow to Algeria from Norway, washed up by Horsey and Sea Palling in Norfolk.
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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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Debris confirmed to be from the plane has washed up along the eastern coast of Africa for the past couple of years. 4.
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A dead whale that washed up in the Philippines last week had nearly 90 pounds of plastic in its stomach, according to researchers.
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For air crash investigator Larry Vance, the most damning piece of evidence washed up on the Indian Ocean island of Réunion in 2015.
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Swiss Army Man: What if you were alone on a deserted island and ended up finding the washed up body of Daniel Radcliffe?
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He added that several bodies had washed up in the northwestern Japanese prefecture lately, including two bodies which were discovered on December 9.
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In the last seven years a number of boats, docks and other items have washed up on the western coastline of North America.
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Per an interview with Playboy magazine: "Watch Rush Limbaugh, who is really washed up at this point as a radio host," she said.
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The two were found by a resident who heard them screaming for help after they washed up on a beach on Long Island.
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They belong to unidentified North Koreans who have washed up dead on the shores of this sparsely-populated Japanese peninsula in recent months.
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Thousands of tonnes of freshwater carp have washed up dead this month, leaving Iraqi fish farmers reeling from the significant loss of earnings.
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In the new Amazon show "Jean-Claude Van Johnson," the seemingly washed-up Muscles from Brussels gleefully sends up his action star image.
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Kelp lives underwater in cooler waters, so most people either don't see it or only do when it's washed up on beaches, dead.
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Defying his mother's warning he looked at his father's battered remains when they washed up on a Brittany beach and was deeply shocked.
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DiCaprio's washed-up actor has the biggest emotional arc, and Pitt's stuntman character is in his employ and thus technically subordinate to him.
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"You're fat, you're washed up, you're a has-been, your brother's a much bigger star than you are," he tells Wilson (Jonathan Sale).
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He snapped a few pictures of a boat that had washed up on the beach in the Cruz Bay section of St. John.
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In Daytona Beach, the street under the city's famed "World's Most Famous Beach" sign was clogged with debris washed up by the ocean.
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In New Bern, where the drama of Friday morning had significantly diminished, the governor saw boats washed up in town and significant debris.
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He was found a few miles from where his phone had washed up wearing a life jacket and floating faceup in the river.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov says Conor McGregor's victory over Cowboy Cerrone was LAUGHABLE -- claiming Conor shouldn't be praised for beating a washed-up old man.
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The oil has washed up in recent weeks on more than a hundred beaches in nine northeastern states from Maranhao down to Bahia.
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Mutilated body parts have washed up on the shore of Copacabana beach, metres from where Olympic volleyball athletes will compete at Rio 2016.
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LONDON — The coastguard and marine rescuers are working to save another sperm whale that's washed up alive on the sands at Hunstanton in Norfolk.
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RTL showed treasure hunters looking at an array of items that have washed up on shore of the islands, including light bulbs and televisions.
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We now know where the bengal tiger who washed up in the first episode came from, and also somewhat how all the parks connect.
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When the locks were opened the next morning, many of the dead fish floated back out to sea, or were washed up on shore.
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Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx called Empire star Jussie Smollett a "washed up celeb, who lied to the cops" it has been revealed.
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UNHCR compared it with the iconic photograph of a Syrian refugee toddler, Alan Kurdi, washed up on the shores of the Mediterranean in 2015.
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Thousands of red crabs have washed up on beaches in San Diego in the past, and have been positively linked to increased ocean temperatures.
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Image via Ryan Rustan on FacebookLegions of mysterious jelly-like creatures washed up on a California beach Monday and Tuesday, prompting speculation from locals.
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He travels though a teenager's smartphone with a washed-up High-Five emoji (James Corden) who hopes the hacker can make him popular again.
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St. Martin got a whole lot louder last week, as 2,000 techno tourists washed up on its shores for its first electronic music festival.
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A piece of horizontal stabilizer found washed up on Mozambique over the weekend was already thought to be part of the downed MH370 plane.
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Not everyone is stoked about Rooney coming to MLS ... Alexi Lalas told us he thinks Wayne is washed up and won't move the needle.
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Riverdale isn't nearly as emotionally cutting and smartly constructed as that film about a washed-up screenwriter with an angry streak accused of murder.
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Remember when Alexi Lalas said Wayne Rooney was washed up -- and explained why it would be a mistake for D.C. United to sign him???
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CSIRO said some of objects spotted in the pictures were "comparable with some of the debris items that have washed up on African beaches".
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Nguyen's film follows a man who believes he is the earth's last survivor, until he finds a scientist washed up on his island's shore.
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A young sperm whale, the largest toothed predator on Earth and an endangered species, washed up on the beach in southeastern Spain in February.
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" But the Colt's doctors said, "Eh, we're not going to trust it, we think he's washed up, he'll never rebound from his neck surgery.
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More evidence was gathered in 2016, when a young female giant squid weighing 231 pounds washed up dead on the Bares peninsula in Spain.
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Watch it hereOnce a powerful lawyer, Billy McBride is now burned out and washed up, spending more time in a bar than a courtroom.
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LOS ANGELES — In "Swiss Army Man," Hank (Paul Dano), a castaway stranded on a deserted island, spies a body washed up on the beach.
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One of PC Semple's feet washed up on the south side of the Thames, where it was found by a member of the public.
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In October and November, so many bodies had washed up on Lesbos that the local morgue ran out of space to house the dead.
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Jason Vargas was old before he was 503, washed up and trying to find a third team after posting three disappointing big-league seasons.
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His Vine account is full of brutally funny six-second remixes of right-wing politicians, washed-up musicians, evangelical Christians, and pandering comedians alike.
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One shows Ms. Chang standing thigh deep in frigid gray water, sponging down a dead whale found washed up on an island off Newfoundland.
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" Confronted by the truth, Cunanan tears into Trail, calling him "a washed-up queer" reduced to "bitching about how you could have been someone.
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Jon Jones says Ronda Rousey isn't some washed-up bum just because she lost ... she's still a beast and should STRONGLY consider fighting again.
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Who can forget the photograph of the body of the 0003-year-old Syrian boy who washed up on Turkish shores in September 2000?
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Though this dolphin washed up onto the beach, Mr. Solangi fears that whoever shot her may have killed others that have not been found.
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In 2016, police intercepted almost 1100 pounds (500 kilograms) of methamphetamine -- most of it from a washed-up boat on the country's North Island.
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In Rushdie's telling, Quichotte is the invention of a writer named Sam DuChamp, a washed-up spy novelist of small sales and broken dreams.
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In "Performance" (1970), a bleak British crime film, Ms. Pallenberg played the sensual, drug-loving housemate of a washed-up pop star (Mr. Jagger).
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Clothing, packaging and light bulbs have washed up on Dutch beaches, where volunteers and local politicians worked Friday alongside Dutch soldiers in cleanup efforts.
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Last summer about 60 animals were washed up on the coast of Scotland, Ireland and Iceland, although it's not clear what caused the deaths.
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On the sidelines, future participants wait their turn: a jack-o-lantern, a washed-up stingray, a tile incised with an off-kilter grid.
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Riggs (Steve Carell), by contrast, is a washed-up former tennis player and gambling addict who finds himself once again drawn to the court.
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Maybe this was it: The washed-up star would give up on shining to seek real happiness elsewhere, outside the maddening fakeness of entertainment.
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A 13th gray whale washed up dead on a San Francisco Bay Area beach as scientists try to figure out what is killing the whales.
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A lawyer for Madsen pointed to other findings in the autopsy, including the lack of his DNA found on the washed-up remains, TV2 reported.
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They had washed up on Jeju because the government had been trying to promote tourism there by allowing most nationalities to visit without a visa.
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He's like a washed-up Charlie Bartlett with flashes of the old charm, and it's through him that we know not to underestimate these girls.
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Although debris from MH370 has been found washed up on the shores of Africa, the location of the main body of the aircraft remains unknown.
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In the past week, five dead sperm whales have washed up on the shores of Texel, a municipality just off the northern coast of Holland.
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After surviving a devastating storm, Claire and Jamie have inadvertently washed up on the shores of America, leaving the baggage of the past behind them.
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Just over a year ago, a Syrian toddler whose family had been trying to escape conflict washed up on the shore of a Turkish beach.
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The algae turns the water toxic for marine life, and in recent weeks beachgoers have discovered turtles, large fish, and even manatees washed up dead.
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In another incident of whale beaching in India, a 30-feet-long dead Bryde's whale washed up on Mumbai's popular Juhu beach on Thursday night.
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When Dev returns to set to film more Clash, washed-up magician the Magnificent Kenny (Cedric The Entertainer) is there to judge the latest episode.
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Like Jane and Blanche, both Hollywood divas were considered "washed-up" by the outside world, but were determined to convince the public of their relevance.
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In that film, the washed-up male model gets roped into a Manchurian Candidate-esque brainwashed-assassin conspiracy by a shadowy cabal of fashion elite.
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The only debris strongly believed to be from the airliner found so far washed up in July on France's Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean.
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This week, Bellator announced an eight-man heavyweight tournament containing only a couple real heavyweights, and only a couple fighters who weren't thoroughly washed-up.
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Everything else A headless torso found washed up on an island near Copenhagen matches the DNA of missing Swedish journalist Kim Wall, Danish police said.
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Debris confirmed to be from the missing aircraft has washed up along the eastern coast of Africa on multiple occasions in the past two years.
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Legend has it that Noah, the biblical patriarch, was buried beneath the city after his ark washed up nearby, at the foot of Mount Judi.
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This subject matter is particularly pertinent given that a whale just washed up in Indonesia with over 13 pounds of plastic waste in its stomach.
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Picked up by locals on social media and reported by Nine News, the shark washed up on the shore of Sydney's Manly Beach in distress.
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There was "Maine seaweed: frothy ocean broth, dulse, tapioca," which resembled too accurately, both in looks and in flavor, something that had washed up onshore.
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After studying a beak that washed up in Denmark, he published his research and confirmed to the world the giant squid was in fact real.
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Tokyo (CNN)Another presumed North Korean vessel has washed up on Japan's shores, bringing the total to a record 83 for the year so far.
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Maybe it's because the Gemstones, unlike the Eastbound & Down hero and washed up pitcher Kenny Powers, are successful and at the top of their game.
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Billy Bob Thornton stars as a washed-up lawyer who begrudgingly takes on a case that pits him against his old hoity-toity law firm.
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Ortiz is washed up too but he has at least stayed in great shape, has competed fairly regularly, and he could always take a shot.
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Sea potatoes are a real thing, and they have washed up by the hundreds on Penzance beach in Cornwall, UK, over the last few days.
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He went to the port in his hometown of Seattle and photographed the big mounds of plastic flotsam that had washed up along the shore.
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Dianne Chorley, his alter-ego, is an ex-drug dealer and washed up club singer with a twinkle in her eye from Canvey Island, Essex.
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Many volunteers felt called to action by the photograph of Alan Kurdi, the Syrian toddler whose body washed up last fall on a Turkish beach.
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Spheres as large as 9.8 inches have also recently washed up along the beaches along the — aptly named — Gulf of Orb in the Arctic Ocean.
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Critic score: 41%Audience score: 46%"The Rocker" follows a washed-up drummer (Rainn Wilson) as he takes a new opportunity to achieve worldwide fame.
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Last year, the body of Peter Martinez, 28, washed up on Manhattan Beach in Brooklyn with his feet in a five-gallon bucket of concrete.
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When a pungent 203-foot whale carcass washed up a few beaches away, Stefanie Worwag and Mario Rivera did what any good neighbors would do.
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Unclear if the woman actually had COVID-19, but in any case ... we're told the officer gloved up for the bust and washed up after.
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Alagie Touray, a 21-year-old Gambian, washed up on Italy's shore last year and was offered a room in a refugee center in Pozzuoli.
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And in July 2018, veterinarians found a bullet in the lung of a pregnant bottlenose dolphin that had washed up on a beach in Mississippi.
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This year, O'Hara is ready to get what she deserves for her hard work playing the Rose family matriarch and washed-up soap opera star.
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At 22, he washed up on this five-square-mile island a "lost soul," his dream of becoming an Olympic skier extinguished by knee injuries.
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Though Argentina reaches the final of the 1990 World Cup in Italy, Maradona delivers a middling performance and is reviled as a washed-up villain.
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In the 1850s, as waves of ravaged Irish refugees washed up on our shores, the Know Nothing Party rose to keep them from becoming citizens.
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On Wednesday in New York, the new political cataclysm felt to many not homegrown but like something that started someplace else and washed up here.
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Roy Cooper accompanied the Coast Guard on a flyover of flooded areas in North Carolina and saw boats washed up in town and significant debris.
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A piece of the plane's wing washed up on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion, on the other side of Madagascar, in July 2015.
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Racing side-by-side with Ross Chastain, Briscoe washed up into Chastain's car and nosed into the inside wall, ending his race after 142 laps.
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The game piece is coated with recovered sandals that once washed up on the shores of Benin; each sole is meant to represent a soul.
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Kellyanne says Trump is just echoing what Foxx said about Jussie when Foxx referred to Smollett as a "washed up celeb" in unearthed text messages.
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"CASHMEOUSSIDE BROKE AND WASHED UP 😂😂😂(She blocked me cuz she she salty I make more money and I'm 9)," the caption reads.
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Earlier this month, a pilot whale washed up and died in Thailand with 80 plastic bags in its stomach, an incident that grabbed news headlines globally.
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He also posed as drowned Syrian toddler Alan Kurdi, who washed up on a beach in Turkey in 2015, for a magazine shoot for India Today.
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Around 100 short finned pilot whales are stranded after they washed up on the shore of the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu on Monday evening.
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Rather than take sail, By the Sea washed up with a pathetic $538,000 at the North American box office (more than $5 million less than Gigli).
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He washed up on the shore of an Ocean City, Maryland beach and was rescued by the Maryland Coastal Bays Program and the National Aquarium's team.
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We've spent a lot of time talking about the past, as if Ortiz is washed up and on his last legs as a ballplayer this year.
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In "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," Pitt's character Cliff Booth — a washed-up Hollywood stuntman — makes the most simple version of mac and cheese possible.
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Scientists and environmental advocates are up in arms after lumps of coal were found washed up on beaches around Australia's Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area.
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A dismembered foot and another body part washed up on shore yesterday, right in front of the Olympic Beach Volleyball Arena on Rio's famed Copacabana beach.
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Huge numbers of bunker fish washed up in the Shinnecock Canal in the Hamptons on the far east side of the New York island Monday morning.
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In June, the picture of two dead Salvadoran migrants, a father and daughter washed up in the waters of the Rio Grande, broke into the news.
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Last year, a 42-feet-long blue whale washed up at Alibaugh near Mumbai, but died after efforts to push her back into the sea failed.
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In 2016, a school of 20 yellowtail jacks and one barred knifejaw were found in a Japanese boat that washed up on the shore of Oregon.
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" The show follows 12 people who are "dropped alone throughout various islets in Indonesia and challenged to survive among washed-up luggage, scattered resources andabandoned structures.
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In 1919, he washed up in the dawning Jazz Age of New York, the city of Babe Ruth and Langston Hughes, Ratner's and the Cotton Club.
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"It's a huge problem — washed-up balloons on the beach are huge," Pamela Denmon, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, told the paper.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - The bodies of 16 migrants have washed up on shore at the western Libyan city of Zuwara, a Red Crescent spokesman said on Sunday.
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He salvaged huge chunks of it that washed up on beaches or remained from building and clearing projects, often using massive burls that loggers left behind.
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Don't forget, Trump blew away everyone in the Republican primary too, from accomplished governors to Jeb Bush (R) from Tea Party darlings to washed up Senators.
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The Bronze, a pitch black sports comedy starring Melissa Rauch as a washed-up but still egotistical gymnast, will be released to select theaters in March.
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Gucci's posterchildren include the musicians Harry Styles and Florence Welch, washed-up sexpot Jared Leto, and the endlessly corruptible Dakota Johnson (next up: Fifty Shades Freed).
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Last month, Trump ripped Midler on Twitter, calling the "First Wives Club" star a "washed-up psycho" after she shared a fake quote about him online.
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Or why, say, Aylan Kurdi, a Syrian boy whose body washed up on a Turkish beach in 2015, galvanized global attention to the larger refugee crisis.
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And now he's playing one on TV, in this new half-hour series about a washed-up DJ named Charlie who is striving for a comeback.
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Instead, the premise of "BH90210" is that the washed-up, middle-aged cast flies to Vegas for a reunion and gets in trouble with the cops.
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A washed-up stuntwoman who has lots of history with Sam, Cherry Bang (Sydelle Noel) takes refuge from a disappointing career in a steamy, supportive marriage.
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He could already imagine it, sing-alongs on an orange sand beach as giant long-beaked insects feasted on little pink jellyfish that washed up onshore.
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Instead, the Pazmanian Devil, as Mr. Pazienza is known, begins working with a hard-drinking trainer, Kevin Rooney (Aaron Eckhart), also washed up by conventional wisdom.
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The car was named Ocean after Fisker went to some beach cleanups and was appalled at the amount of plastic that had washed up on shore.
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At 37, he had been written off as washed up by midyear, only to have a fabulous return to form at the end of the season.
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He cited the case of a dead whale that recently washed up on a beach in Thailand that had some 80 plastic bags in its stomach.
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This scene takes a dystopian turn as the boys are seen swimming among heaps of dead fish, washed up on the shore because of sea pollution.
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The discovery on Saturday marks the second time since last month that a wooden boat has washed up on the shores of Sado island, Chinen said.
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A dead sperm whale that washed up in Indonesia on Monday had more than 13 pounds of plastic waste in its stomach, according to local officials.
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It's why we gravitate towards individual narratives — like the heartbreaking story of 793-year-old Aylan Kurdi, who washed up on a Turkish shore in 2015.
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Montagna's body, still warm and bleeding, washed up not far from the home where he had been before the shooting, which belonged to a Jack Simpson.
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Last year was a record for strandings, with a total of 3,340 pups washed up on shores in distress — more than the previous five years combined.
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Most recently, one animal washed up on the shore in West Seattle with its head sliced off, the Seal Sitters wrote in a blog post this week.
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The series, about a washed-up actor who is also a horse, was renewed for a fourth season back in 2016, right after its season 3 premiere.
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Makerbot's efforts to ride the wave of global consumer 2000D printer demand crashed unceremoniously on the shores of Brooklyn and, somehow, washed up in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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These character-driven songs are populated by the washed-up and the run-down — an aging actor, a hitchhiker — and the shared themes are remembrance and regret.
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Last summer in Boston, artists helped provide answers about "Baby Doe," an unidentified 2-year-old whose decomposed body was found washed up on an area beach.
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Viewers were quick to comment on the post, with some suggesting it could be the remains of a wooly mammoth that had washed up as glaciers thawed.
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While some small parts of the plane have washed up on coastlines thousands of miles to the west, no critical part of the plane has been recovered.
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One of the stronger stories within its story features Ugo Tognazzi as a washed-up on-screen Lothario of an earlier generation, and it's a devastating bit.
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MOSCOW – Authorities in Russia&aposs Siberia region are investigating the deaths of 141 seals whose carcasses washed up on the shoreline of the world&aposs deepest lake.
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Others referenced the horrific photo of dead refugee toddler Aylan Kurdi, whose washed up body become the defining image of the Syrian refugee crisis in September 2015.
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Officials with Diane Turton Realtors, based in Point Pleasant Beach, shared photos of the damaged sign washed up near Bordeaux, France, in a Facebook post on Wednesday.
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UNHCR has compared the picture with the iconic photograph of three-year-old Syrian refugee, Alan Kurdi, whose body washed up on a Mediterranean beach in 2015.
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" The president did not take kindly to Midler's slip-up, and wrote a tweet of his own slamming her as a "sick scammer" and "washed up psycho.
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The pipes, approximately 2.5 metres in diameter, came free while under tow off the East Anglian coast and washed up by Horsey and Sea Palling in Norfolk.
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A Star Is Born follows a washed-up, alcoholic musician who helps an up-and-coming performer attain fame while his own career faces a downward spiral.
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BoJack, a washed up sitcom actor (and horse), has a real shot at winning an Oscar, but the industry may not be willing to let that happen.
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A piece of the plane washed up on the French island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean in July 2015 but no further trace has been found.
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A first piece of the Boeing 777, a wing part known as a flaperon, washed up on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion in July 2015.
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After starting out as the washed up former star of a '90s sitcom, he picked himself up last season to play Secretariat in his first dramatic role.
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The only physical sign of the plane has been debris that washed up in eastern Africa and nearby islands, far from where experts believed the flight disappeared.
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Researchers think the bottle probably washed up on the coast within a year of being thrown overboard, to be buried in sand until a storm uncovered it.
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The mystery is now solved: a shipping container which washed up during a storm in the 1980s was found in a hidden sea cave Fred Tanneau pic.twitter.
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Tourists and a helicopter pilot this week discovered at least 50 dead whales that had washed up on a beach in Iceland, according to The Associated Press.
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When their bodies, including those of at least three children, washed up on shore, some were still wearing the life vests that had failed to save them.
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Local officials say they are hard-pressed to come up with the funds to dispose of the five North Korean boats that washed up here this year.
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He estimates it may cost more than one million yen, the equivalent of around $8,000, to remove boats that washed up on hard-to-reach rocky shores.
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Whales, which thrive in the salty waters of the oceans, don't tend to end up 29 miles inland, washed up on the banks of fresh water rivers.
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More than 6003 dolphins have washed up on Hong Kong's beaches in the last four years, nearly all of them dead and in a state of decomposition.
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When Souras was on the Greek island of Lesbos — a major port for refugees seeking asylum in Europe — he saw life jackets washed up on the shore.
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It had been washed up on the shore following a freak tropical storm a few days prior, and they immediately told an adult, who alerted the NYPD.
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Already, however, speculation about how the ship got lost and washed up on the Liberian shore without a soul aboard has begun: Was it piracy gone wrong?
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The abandoned wreckage of a ship washed up in Oregon in March of this year, but is believed to have sunk after the Japanese tsunami of 2011.
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Freezing winds whipped the snow-covered coastline of Brooklyn's Calvert Vaux Park on the day two years ago that a severed hand washed up on the rocks.
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The infomercial — that mind-numbing, long-form television commercial in which washed-up celebrities hawked juicers or fitness machines — had been around in some form for years.
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Cover: Life jackets are seen washed up on a beach after dozens of migrants drowned in a shipwreck off the coast of Sabrata on September 21, 2017.
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There was the sperm whale that washed up on a Scottish beach in December with more than 220 pounds of netting, rope and plastic in its stomach.
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More than 1,200 dolphins washed up on France's Atlantic coast last year, for instance, many with wounds suggesting that they died after becoming entangled in fishing nets.
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As of August, the bloom had washed up more than 2,000 tons of dead marine life and cost the state well over $8 million in cleanup costs.
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The path for the title character, a washed-up sitcom star voiced by Will Arnett, was unclear — but he may or may not have a teenage daughter.
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About a decade ago, a farmer in Prince Edward Island, Canada, noticed that his cows were healthier when they munched on washed-up seaweed along the shore.
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Bennett and I loved the section when Odysseus washed up on the island inhabited by the Phaeacians, who are destined to help the long-suffering wanderer home.
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Netflix Description: A washed-up corpse with surprising abilities gives a hopeless man stranded in the wilderness someone to talk to — and a newfound reason to live.
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She is particularly drawn to lozenge-size semiprecious stones in rock-candy pastels and neons — gems that might have washed up like sea glass on the shore.
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It's more like a series of capers, headlined by a character — a washed-up comedian who bottoms out — who's more complex than the initial sketch may seem.
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But Vegas has changed so dramatically from what it once was, whether it was the $1.99 all-you-can-eat buffet or seeing some washed-up comedian.
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An odd-looking fish that lives on the ocean floor shocked Texas park rangers when it washed up on Padre Island National Seashore in Corpus Christi last week.
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In the meantime his trips to the cage have been infrequent and most recently—in the case of knocking out a thoroughly washed up Diego Sanchez—largely pointless.
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Loaded into a shipping container departing from Hong Kong and sent overboard during a storm in 1992, several Floatees washed up on the Alaskan coast later that year.
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The haunting image reminded many of the iconic photo of Aylan Kurdi, the 250-year-old Syrian boy whose body washed up in 2000 on a Turkish beach.
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During the search, parts of the plane (some determined as certainly being from MH370, others "almost certain") have washed up on the coasts of various east African countries.
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After a lengthy journey across the Atlantic Ocean, a houseboat — believed to have been built in Canada by environmentalist Rick Small — washed up on a beach in Ireland.
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For Close, revisiting the role of the washed up silent-screen star Norma Desmond who hopes to revive her career with a new film, wasn't an easy decision.
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A wooden boat carrying the skeletal remains of eight people washed up on a Japanese beach Monday, the latest suspected North Korean "ghost ship" to reach the country.
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In July of last year, debris from the plane — a flaperon wing part, according to NBC News — was found washed up on the French island of La Reunion.
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In past Animal Crossing games, you could amble across your town and stumble on a weird new bug, or luck upon some coconuts washed up on the beach.
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On the beach in front of his house, Macko uses a washed-up cedar trunk as a workstation to secure large pieces of sockeye salmon between cedar stakes.
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Set in the summer of the Manson murders, the film will follow two washed-up stars who try to make it in a Hollywood they no longer recognize.
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So far, debris believed to be from the aircraft, which disappeared in March 2014, has also washed up on Reunion Island and in Mozambique, Mauritius and South Africa.
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Abdullah Kurdi's son Aylan was pictured washed up on Turkish shores after his family tried to make their way across the Mediterranean to Greece in early September 8553.
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Yet the bodies that have washed up on it, almost in sight of the city's glistening offices and hotels, are a sign of Tanzania's sickening lurch to despotism.
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It would be completely uncharacteristic for him to take on a completely washed-up/never-was contender in a final gimmie-fight as a departure from the sport.
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Of all the waves, on all the beaches, in all the California seaside towns, one young sea lion pup is lucky it washed up on Calder Nold's watch.
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Protect those fleeing violence In 2015, the world stared in horror at the image of a body of a little Syrian boy, washed up on a Turkish shore.
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In total, 91 sea turtles have washed up on Sanibel and Captiva beaches since October 2017, 58 of which were dead, according to the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation.
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On Friday, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced on Facebook that they had found a seven-foot-long male dolphin washed up on Fort Myers Beach.
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It's heartbreaking, until moments later when Anne (Pollyanna McIntosh) with a walkie talkie sees him washed up on the side of the river that the bridge ran over.
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A washed-up Olympic skier has sex with a woman who wants him to wear special contact lenses so she can post the result on her YouTube page.
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Several pieces of aircraft wreckage have washed up on beaches in Africa and been positively identified as coming from MH370 but they shed little light on the mystery.
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But it's the 14th found washed up on a shoreline over the past decade in or around the Salish Sea between Vancouver Island and the British Columbia mainland.
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Many people sense a mysterious connection to the afterlife, dramatized here in a striking image, as a beach full of fish washed up on an inky black shore.
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"Still the King" is a Billy Ray Cyrus vehicle on CMT where he plays a washed-up singer pretending to be a minister back in his rural hometown.
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Each Levi's Trucker with Jacquard comes with a one-year warranty and can be washed up to 10 times once the snap tag is removed from the cuff.
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Think of it as the scripted version of a reality-TV show about a washed-up star, albeit one who secretly gets his kicks as a super-spy.
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What made the giant squid tantalizing was that their carcasses washed up reasonably often, but it was unheard of for anyone, other than fishermen, to see them alive.
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Unlike the overturned boats in Akita, a boat that washed up on a beach in Iriai beach in Oga city on December 7 was in much better condition.
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In an unrelated briefing with reporters on Thursday, NYPD Chief of Detectives Bob Boyce said correction officers were training when they found bones washed up on Rikers Island.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 64 That's how many pounds of plastic and waste were found inside the stomach of a sperm whale that washed up on a beach in Spain.
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In the new Amazon show "Jean-Claude Van Johnson," the action star Jean-Claude Van Damme gleefully sends up his image as the washed-up Muscles from Brussels.
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A Turkish court sentenced each man to 125 years in jail for the death of five refugees, including Alan Kurdi, 2, whose body washed up on a beach.
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Angela Haseltine Pozzi, founder of the art and education nonprofit Washed Ashore, with Cosmo, a tufted puffin made from plastic that washed up on the coast of Oregon.
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Anna Torv, who also stars in "Mindhunter," plays Harriet Dunkley, a political journalist who stumbles into the police investigation of a student found washed up on a lake.
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Woody Allen stars as the titular character, a talent agent whose eccentric clients have little to offer — except for the washed-up lounge singer Lou (Nick Apollo Forte).
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His character's partner, a washed-up B-movie producer named Rick Moreweather, is played by Ray Romano, here sporting a Brian Grazer spike and the stink of desperation.
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The only evidence anyone had been on the beach at all was the odd washed-up fisherman's buoy, which Ignacio scooped up and put into a plastic bag.
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His job is to clean up the unfinished memoir of Adam Lang (Pierce Brosnan), a former British prime minister, after the previous writer has washed up on shore.
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It was as if an urgent message had washed up on a foreign shore, sent by women, long adrift, whose dreams had come back to haunt us. ♦
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The UN migration agency said 2240 bodies washed up on Libyan shores as it estimated the migrants had boarded a vessel that typically carries more than 100 people.
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In the early days of the trade, when cocaine washed up on beaches, locals did not know what it was and used it as detergent or make-up.
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Her current research started in 2012, with a whale that washed up on the shore of El Hierro in the Canary Islands, a Spanish territory in the Atlantic.
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So far, the only sign of the aircraft has been debris that washed up in eastern Africa and nearby islands, far from where experts believed the flight disappeared.
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A dead whale has washed up in the Philippines with 88 pounds of garbage in its stomach, perhaps the most human waste ever found inside of a whale.
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World Briefing The British Columbia Coroners Service said Wednesday that it had opened an investigation after a human foot washed up on the province's shoreline, the 13th since 2007.
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That is the dilemma officials at San Onofre State Beach found themselves in when a dead whale washed up on the popular surfing spot near San Diego last week.
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His tiny body washed up on a quiet stretch of a Texas beach nearly three weeks ago, yet no one has come forward to claim him as their own.
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The image of his little body washed up on a Turkish beach became a symbol for the brutality and hopelessness facing those caught in the middle of the fighting.
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The image of his little body washed up on a Turkish beach became an icon for the brutality and hopelessness facing those caught in the middle of the fighting.
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Singer Tiffany Young comes into focus, her frothy white gown and long blonde hair splayed out on a rock, as if she has been washed up by the sea.
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Pitt took home his first Academy Award on Sunday night, winning best supporting actor for his role as a washed-up stuntman in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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As a result, it ranks Mr Watson, who remained a contender in majors into his late 50s, ahead of Mr Woods, who has looked washed-up since age 38.
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One Australian man has clearly been reading too many true crime novels, because last Friday, he mistook a washed-up jellyfish for something more sinister — a rogue breast implant.
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A beach goer Wednesday discovered human body parts that had washed up on the shore, right in front of the Olympic Beach Volleyball Arena on Rio's famed Copacabana beach.
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Sci (20163))According to the simulation, the most probable locations to discover washed up debris are are Tanzania, Mozambique, and the islands of Madagascar, Réunion, Mauritius, and the Comoros.
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Around sunset, I decided to go for a stroll along the beach and saw one of the resident dogs eating something that had washed up ashore—a dead dolphin.
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Who could ignore an image of a young refugee's lifeless body washed up on a beach, the desperate quest for a better life extinguished before it could be fulfilled?
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Instead, we have to settle for Ted Cruz, the other horsemen of the apocalypse, and this massive beast that just washed up on the shore of Indonesia's Maluku province.
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LOS ANGELES — The first teaser for Christopher Nolan's World War II epic washed up on the shores of the internet on Thursday afternoon — and boy does it look beautiful.
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Authorities are still scratching their heads over what killed 35 tonnes of fish all of a sudden, which washed up in a frightful sight in south China this week.
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This was top-secret stuff, not meant for every washed-up astronaut NASA could drag in off the street — "We're a bit tight on time, Dr. Stevens," McAllister said.
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LONDON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Four gigantic Norwegian-made plastic pipes up to 480 metres (1575 ft) long were discovered washed up on the English coast, officials said on Friday.
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BAY OF BISCAY — More than 1,200 dolphins and porpoises have washed up dead on France's shores since January — and the crisis is sparking tension between fishermen and environmental activists.
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Since 2016, nearly 100 humpback whales have washed up dead along East Coast beaches from Florida to Maine, a major hit to this whole long-suffering, long-recovering population.
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Two pieces of debris found washed up on the east coast of Africa were very likely parts of vanished Malaysia Airlines MH370's wing and tail, officials said Tuesday.
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Jacksonville Jags star Marcedes Lewis confirms ... he just locked up a gig on "Now We're Talking" -- a scripted comedy about 2 washed up QBs who try to become broadcasters.
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No trace has been found of Flight MH370 except for the single barnacle-encrusted flaperon that washed up on the eastern shore of Reunion, east of Madagascar, last July.
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It's almost surprising how much mileage the band gets out of this character; as it turns out, Turner's washed up Gainsbourg figure is one of his more compelling guises.
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Across 145 miles of coastline, the once pristine sands were strewn with the washed up corpses of fish, sea turtles, dolphins and manatees that had succumbed to the toxins.
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A single episode, scheduled for release in December, will focus on the efforts by detectives to identify a woman whose remains washed up along the Brooklyn waterfront in 2015.
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San Francisco is by far the best defense he has faced, and Sherman will most likely be fired up to beat the team that thought he was washed up.
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All sorts of lives, you feel, have washed up on the shores of the Magic Castle and come to rest, for want of another tide to bear them away.
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This may sound like an odd thing to say about an animated comedy featuring a washed-up sitcom actor who happens to be a horse, but bear with me.
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Since then Krylov has taken four fights, all of them against non-threats like a thoroughly washed up Emanuel Newton and a never-was-all-that-good Fabio Maldonado.
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In the case of Alan, the Syrian toddler who washed up on a beach after his family tried to reach Europe on a smuggler's boat, the child was dead.
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Vince is Sam, a washed-up baseball player (here never playing past college) who owns the central business and is not great with romantic relationships, but is deeply loyal.
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And unlike "Dancing With the Stars," which pairs celebrities with professional ballroom dancers, "World of Dance" features only dancers: no football players, washed-up politicians or former Playboy bunnies.
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Despite the official conclusions, the washed-up feet still grip imaginations because of the murkiness of the discoveries and the likelihood that many of the deaths were not witnessed.
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The darkly comedic animated series "BoJack Horseman" follows the trajectory of washed-up sitcom actor BoJack Horseman (voiced by Will Arnett) and his struggles with sobriety, addiction, and fame.
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The plot follows washed-up musician Dave, played by Alexander England, who volunteers to chaperone his nephew's class field trip in an attempt to get closer to Miss Caroline.
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The die-off was catalogued by local volunteers who identified more than 350 carcasses that washed up on the shores of St. Paul Island in the northern Pacific Ocean.
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POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N.J. – A New Jersey realty company says that one of its advertisements lost during Superstorm Sandy in 2012 has been found washed up on a French beach.
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Sixty-four-year-old Hannes Frank tells The New York Times that he sent an email to the realty company after he found the sign washed up near Bordeaux, France.
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According to the South China Morning Post, the guy stumbled across the dolphin on Guangdong's Hailing Island, where it had washed up onto the sand and appeared to be dying.
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On Ceres Station, a washed-up detective named Miller is sent to search for a woman named Julie Mao, who might have been involved in the destruction of the Cant.
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Whenever it rains, this excess nitrogen (and other nutrients like phosphorus) are washed up from the soil and air into rivers, lakes, and ground water, and eventually into the sea.
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Remember Joe DiMaggio had a remarkable 56-game hitting streak, but when the all-star then failed to get a hit in the next game he was hardly washed up.
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A cluster of Civil War-era cannonballs washed up on a South Carolina beach on Sunday after Hurricane Matthew whipped the southeastern U.S. coast with strong winds and heavy flooding.
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The only confirmed traces of the plane have been three pieces of debris found washed up on the island country Mauritius, the French island Reunion and an island off Tanzania.
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Bones, mammoth tusks, fossilised creatures and even ghostly footprints are washed up on the beach or uncovered under layers of sand, hinting at generations of bygone residents, human and animal.
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The rest is thought to either be at the bottom of the sea floor, suspended in the water column, eaten by marine animals, or washed up ashore in remote islands.
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When we last left our washed-up horse hero, he was contemplating suicide after former co-star and Miley Cyrus surrogate Sarah Lynn died of an overdose in his arms.
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The body of TeNiya Jones, 19, was discovered Monday when it washed up on the shore in Tel Aviv, two days after she was reported missing, Times of Israel reported.
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And since January, 1,200 dolphins have washed up dead on French beaches, just a fraction of what is likely 10,000 or so dolphins drowned in those waters by fishing nets.
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Adding to security concerns in Rio, parts of a mutilated body washed up on the sands of Copacabana Beach on Wednesday, a short distance from the Olympic beach volleyball arena.
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But last year, they received some sobering news: Malaysian and French officials said a piece of debris that washed up on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion came from MH370.
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A sperm whale washed up dead on the shores of Spain in February, and scientists now say it's because the whale swallowed so much garbage that it couldn't digest it.
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He needed to escape, so he left the ship on a lifeboat along with a bag of wigs — that's what he ate instead of Warwick — and washed up on shore.
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"We're at Jungle Hut (Park) and a huge bundle of drugs or something just washed up on the beach and there are people like fighting over it," the caller says.
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One of the episodes, scheduled for release in December, will focus on the efforts by detectives to identify a woman whose remains washed up along the Brooklyn waterfront in 2015.
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And the latest news out of the city is just as bad: On Wednesday, a collection of body parts was found washed up next to the Games' beach volleyball venue.
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"Movie 43" is a comedy about a washed-up Hollywood producer who pitches movie ideas with some of the entertainment business' biggest stars, but critics didn't find it very funny.
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A piece of the plane found washed up on the French island of Reunion in July 2015 provided the first direct evidence that the plane had crashed into the sea.
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Daqneesh, whose brother Ali was killed, is this year's Alan Kurdi, the dead Syrian child washed up on a Turkish beach who prompted another ephemeral spasm of outrage last September.
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His job is to clean up the unfinished memoir of Adam Lang (Pierce Brosnan), a former British prime minister, after the previous writer has washed up on an American beach.
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"Few could have predicted that in the space of 50 years, single-use plastics such as drink bottles would be found washed up on beaches across the globe," said McGeehan.
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The first place we need to look for clues, for any sign of life, for any evidence, however scant, of actuality, is the vehicle in which he washed up in.
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Chris Weidman knows it's do-or-die time when he fights Kelvin Gastelum this weekend ... and told us he's gonna shut up all the haters who say he's washed up.
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The other genuine comic spark comes from Bill Nighy, playing a washed-up, dissolute rock star named Billy Mack, who is trying for a comeback with a treacly Christmas record.
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He said he traveled to Greece in September 2015 after televised images of a drowned Syrian child, Alan Kurdi, who washed up on a Turkish beach, inspired him to help.
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Murray Abraham), the washed-up fantasy writer; and David (David Hornsby), the co-founder who tries to corral them all — which can be difficult because they all hate each other.
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Readers have been trained by experience to expect that the character of a washed-up author will be rendered satirically, but that's not Russo's way, and so much the better.
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Scraps of aircraft debris have washed up on the east African coastline, but two underwater searches in the southern Indian Ocean proved fruitless, leaving few clues as to what happened.
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A torso washed up to shore on Monday, and today, police said that the torso was attached to a piece of metal that they believe was used to weigh it down.
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Almost 1 million shoes and over 370,000 toothbrushes were among more than 400 million pieces of plastic recently found washed up on a remote group of islands in the Indian Ocean.
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Some residents suspected the shark washed up from overflowing drains, while others said it was likely a prank and the shark was placed there on purpose, according to the news station.
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He also continued to play a detective investigating the most terrifying crimes in BBC's Luther and is starring as a washed-up DJ in the upcoming Netflix show Turn Up Charlie.
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Dozens of dead pilot whales washed up on an Icelandic beach were spotted by a sightseeing helicopter tour on Tuesday, and officials are unclear as to how the mammals became beached.
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In We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix, the washed-up former guitarist of a '90s heavy metal band begins to suspect her failures are due to a sinister, mysterious force.
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He next washed up in California, where he helped set up Moy Mell ("pastures of honey" in ancient Gaelic), a utopian beach commune nestled in the dunes on the Central Coast.
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"Twin Peaks's plot is sparked by the murdered body of seventeen-year-old Laura Palmer, washed up on the bank of the river," Bolin writes of the David Lynch cult classic.
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FOUR months ago, the body of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi washed up on a beach in Turkey after he, his brother and his mother drowned while trying to reach Greece.
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Dozens of men and women in the town of Cavaillon gathered by the corpse, which they said washed up when a river burst its banks as the hurricane hit on Tuesday.
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The country star plays a washed-up, one-hit wonder (who also happens to be an Elvis impersonator) on CMT's upcoming comedy Still the King – and PEOPLE has the exclusive trailer.
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You start out as one of the swords, washed up on a beach, and a flying bug tells you the deal: you have four days to eradicate an evil magical being.
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Six days later, he landed the role of Troy, a washed-up jock, on "Community," a new NBC sitcom about a gang of misfits who study together at a community college.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Australian government said on Friday that a piece of debris that washed up on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius in May was from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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In those waning years of the Bush administration, I argued that the old Goldwater-Reagan brand of conservative "fusionism" — the alliance of free-market libertarianism and cultural traditionalism — was washed up.
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A police officer beckoned the scientist to show him a set of items that had washed up on the beach — goggles, a spear gun and a torn pair of swim trunks.
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George Papanikolaou, the mayor of Glyfada, said he got a phone call from the Piraeus harbor master warning of the spill only a few hours before the black ooze washed up.
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Alaska saw the most birds washed up -- in Prince William Sound, to the south of the state, more than 4,600 bird carcasses were found every kilometer (0.62 miles), the study said.
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In a half-baked policy paper released on Thursday, the House speaker, Paul Ryan, trotted out washed-up ideas for "improving" the country's health care system that would do anything but.
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But their success speaks to their perseverance — and an evolving tennis landscape in which a player is not necessarily considered washed up if she did not attain superstardom as a teenager.
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A washed-up criminal from Jordan, Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, exploited the chaos brought by the American-led invasion to slaughter occupiers and Iraqi Muslims alike, circulating videos of his deeds.
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The bodies that washed up near Zawiya, a smuggling hub 30 miles west of Tripoli, the capital, appeared to be a further sign that greater numbers were starting to set off.
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In "Broken Glass," a washed-up teacher indulges in his fondness for wine while chronicling the comings and goings of the other marginal figures at his local bar, Credit Gone West.
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A washed-up criminal from Jordan, Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, exploited the chaos brought by the American-led invasion to slaughter occupiers and Iraqi Muslims alike, circulating videos of his deeds.
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The perils were seared into the world's consciousness in September 2015 by a photograph of a young Syrian boy, Aylan Kurdi, whose lifeless body had washed up on a Syrian beach.
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The villain is the washed-up actor Phoenix Buchanan, played by Hugh Grant in a performance of such hammy precision that I think I laughed at every single thing he did.
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High concentrations of algae have been measured in coastal waters from Tampa Bay to Sanibel Island, where 267 tons of marine life have washed up dead since July, according to the Guardian.
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Last year, international sympathy for victims of Syria's war was heightened by a photo of a drowned 3-year-old refugee from Syria, Alan Kurdi, washed up on a Turkish tourist beach.
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BoJack Horseman is an animated comedy on Netflix about a washed up '90s sitcom star who's trying to figure out his life and career without drowning in self-loathing and existential despair.
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See which stars aren't afraid of some April showers by dripping into our gallery of these washed-up stars, and get a sprinkle of what's to come before May flowers can spring!
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We've seen this happen occasionally in other parts of the world too: Body parts including a foot washed up in Rio de Janeiro, near the beach volleyball courts before the 2016 Olympics.
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At least 70 dead gray whales have washed up on the west coast this year, according to a statement made Friday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries, ABC reports.
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More than 30 pieces of debris, believed to be part of the MH370 plane, have washed up along the Indian Ocean coastline, but only three were confirmed to be from the aircraft.
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In the past decade, plastics have been found in the ocean's deepest and most remote points, collecting in massive, dense clumps, and clogging the stomachs of marine life washed up onto shorelines.
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"The really important news in this report is that the flap found in Tanzania was stowed," he said, referring to the flaperon that washed up off the East African country in June.
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She called Smollett 'a washed up celeb who lied to cops' In the text exchange where she suggested the charges were too much, Foxx went on to compare Smollett's case to another.
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A journalist and opposition party members have disappeared, political rallies have been banned and mutilated bodies have washed up on the shores of Coco Beach in Dar es Salaam, the commercial capital.
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In his exhibition catalogue the artist mentions spending time with James Baldwin, when in 1980 he "washed up in the medieval French town of St. Paul de Vence," where Baldwin was staying.
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That has not deterred its newest residents, many of them migrants who washed up on Italy's shores after fleeing conflict, poverty or hunger in Africa, hoping for a fresh start in Europe.
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The outrage got more intense with the release of text messages Foxx sent to staffers -- even though she had recused herself -- calling Jussie a "washed up celeb" and R. Kelly a "pedophile."
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The story follows a onetime comic book artist escorting his washed-up mentor through a comics convention, as it slowly unfolds that the old man has some less-than-legal adventures planned.
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As a statement released by Dentsu Jayme Syfu explains, a large number of sperm whales were found washed up on shores in Europe last year with their stomachs full of plastic waste.
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The wandering reptile, who washed up in Jersey cold and startled several weeks ago, was flown to the Canary Islands on a private jet loaned by Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson on Friday.
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They range from political fare, like a buzzy documentary about Anthony Weiner, to the truly bizarre, like the one that finds Daniel Radcliffe playing a dead body washed up on a shore.
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Debris confirmed to be from the missing aircraft has washed up along the eastern coast of Africa and the beaches of Indian Ocean islands on multiple occasions since the plane went missing.
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Granted, a 22-year-old ex-boxer challenging a washed-up action star to a fight doesn't happen every day, nor does it seem like a particularly good use of anyone's time.
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Men have more longevity in their branch of the sport, competing into their late 20s and mid-30s, whereas the women are often washed up by the time they can legally drink.
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Debris that washed up on the coast of Mozambique could be part of the wreckage from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which vanished almost exactly two years ago, Malaysian officials said on Wednesday.
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And Tariq, who we find out is Lucious' half brother (why?), is now onto him and his accomplice, Shine — a washed up one-time rapper played by Xzibit (not a far stretch).
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Spike says the record is a kind of cosplay of a middle-aged, washed up, drug-fucked rock star trying their hand at a comeback, some time in the 1960s or 70s.
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If you haven't seen it, it's essentially a sports rom-com (who doesn't like those?) about a stuck-up figure skater and a washed-up hockey player trying to win Olympic gold.
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French (male) painters, who would have learned the fundamentals of depicting drapery at the academy, took a special interest in the veil when they washed up in Algeria, Morocco or the Levant.
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According to Getty photographer John Moore, the two had fled Honduras and trekked for weeks until they reached the Rio Grande, boarded a raft, and washed up on American soil near McAllen.
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Christèle Tual grabs every opportunity for physical comedy as the drunken, washed-up Frosine, a go-between tasked with arranging Harpagon's wedding to the much younger Mariane, who is also Cléante's beloved.
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Those punch lines became poignant plotlines and textured, often tragic character studies of washed-up antihero BoJack (Will Arnett in the most dynamic acting of his career) and his circle of despair.
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Synopsis: BoJack Horseman was the star of the hit television show "Horsin' Around" in the '80s and '90s, now he's washed up, living in Hollywood, complaining about everything, and wearing colorful sweaters.
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According to NOAA, a group of them washed up in New Zealand in 1955, and since then, their existence has been confirmed only by a few sightings and stories from local fishermen.
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BoJack Horseman, Netflix's dark, quirky animated show about about a washed-up celebrity horse, has only gotten better with time, having picked up near-perfect ratings on every season since its first.
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In five years of searching, the only confirmed traces of the Boeing 777 aircraft have been three wing fragments that washed up on Indian Ocean coasts, in Madagascar, Réunion Island, and Tanzania.
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In a fitful burst of dramatic recitative, Idomeneo, washed up on shore, describes the pledge he made to Neptune: If the god saves him, Idomeneo will sacrifice the first man he encounters.
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Three-year-old Aylan, whose body washed up on a beach in southwest Turkey, drowned along with his mother and brother among a group of migrants trying to reach Greece by boat.
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The same public thirst for catfights that fueled initial enthusiasm for the movie has sealed its legacy as the cinematic record of a feud between two washed-up bitches with oversize egos.
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If you think it's time for Tom Brady to retire ... PUT DOWN THE CRACK PIPE, so says Brady's old teammate ... who believes anyone saying he's washed up has gotta be on drugs.
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The 32-year-old is thiiiis close to inking his deal to become the latest European superstar to jump to MLS in the U.S. ... even though some critics think he's washed up.
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The mystery behind an endless amount of Garfield phones that have washed up on a European beach for the last 35 years has finally been solved — but the tale is far from over.
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Cover image: Plastic bottles and other refuse lay washed up on the banks of a tidal inlet off the Delaware River at Pennypack On The Delaware Park in Philadelphia, PA, February 8, 2020.
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Luis Gomez rescues baby chicks from floodwaters Firefighters in North Carolina have been washing scores of fish off of a highway after their carcasses washed up on the road with Hurricane Florence's floodwaters.
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Her desk is littered with the flotsam of washed-up attempts to get that beach bod: a NutriBullet, a copy of Honestly Healthy, a fruit-infusing water bottle, a box of Dorset Cereal.
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We're not sure if she packed for back-to-back red carpet affairs or if she washed up on the isle of misfit couture, but the video also contains a slew of gowns.
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Plenty of great strikers—Michael Owen, Patrick Kluivert, Ronaldo—who scored regularly before they could get their driver's license in Europe, were more or less washed up by the time they were 30.
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His most notable pre-Twilight Zone script was "Requiem for a Heavyweight," the story of a washed-up boxer produced in 1956 for Playhouse 90, perhaps the most acclaimed drama of the era.
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Ironweed, 1987In this Great Depression-era film, Streep, who played the washed-up radio singer Helen Archer, sang the tune "He's Me Pal" on stage in a half-imagined scene at a bar.
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Correction (April 13th 2018): The original version of this story wrongly claimed that "scores of monkeys" were washed up on a beach in Punta Santiago from "a research station on an outlying island".
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On Monday, eight bodies believed to be of North Koreans, which had been partly reduced to skeletons, were found in a small wooden ship washed up on a beach on Japan's northwest coast.
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Security fears were heightened ahead of the Games as parts of a mutilated body washed up on the sands of Copacabana Beach in Rio on Wednesday, just meters from a beach volleyball venue.
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Nearly overnight, drugs in Cuba -- other than some marijuana grown deep in the mountains or the rare kilo of cocaine that washed up from a smuggling run gone bad -- became impossible to obtain.
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Libyan officials said 11 migrant bodies had washed up on a beach east of the capital, Tripoli, and another two migrants had died when a boat sank off the western city of Sabratha.
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The work was particularly grim after Hurricane Isaac in 2012 because many of the 200 or so coffins that washed up on levees along the Mississippi River were wooden and had broken apart.
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Tokyo (CNN)At least four ships have washed up on Japan's west coast this month, some with bodies on board, and while authorities haven't confirmed their origin, signs suggest they're from North Korea.
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Eric Guiler, a biologist known for his scholarship on thylacine history, was once asked to investigate a "monster" on Tasmania's west coast, only to find a large piece of washed-up whale blubber.
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He's good enough, and I know what we're going to get for the season,' " Arroyo said, "versus somebody who's never seen me throw before and be like, 'Oh, man, this guy's washed up.
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As of Monday, according to the Hamilton Spectator, city workers in Sarnia were still cleaning up their shores after remnants of the party washed up, including picnic tables, beer cans, coolers, and rafts.
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Sometimes I feel like a gender emigrant, someone who left a place of hardship, who made a dangerous crossing until at last I washed up on the green shores of a new country.
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PACIFIC JUNCTION, Iowa — When the floodwaters receded in Pacific Junction in March, you could see two striking things: cornstalks washed up on the roofs of houses and rotting catfish strewn across the fields.
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Perhaps thousands of birds, including our iconic yellow-tailed black cockatoos, died of exhaustion when they flew out to sea to escape the fires; their bodies washed up on beaches in East Gippsland.
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The only confirmed traces of the plane have been three pieces of debris found washed up on the island country Mauritius, the French island Reunion and an island off the coast of Tanzania.
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Several sperm whales of a group mysteriously washed up on Germany in 3003 contained, among items they'd swallowed, a nearly 43-foot-long fishing net, a plastic automobile-engine cover, and other debris.
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"We don't want to end up like Bali," said Ms. Dale, referring to the nearby tourist center's "garbage emergency" last year, when nearly 100 tons of garbage washed up on the island's beaches.
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She, Sally, is a 30-something movie star who may soon be washed up; he, Joe, is a British writer whose novel about their marriage is about to be made into a film.
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Fish choked by red tide have washed up on beaches across the state; FWC says Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, Lee, Collier, Escambia, Okaloosa, Brevard and Indian River counties reported fish kills from red tide.
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The Irish Catholic immigrants who washed up in the United States after the potato famine of the 1840s were, on the whole, the most destitute national group ever to arrive on American shores.
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Season 3 sends BoJack (Will Arnett) — a depressive, substance-abusing, washed-up sitcom actor who happens to be a horse — on an awards-season publicity tour for the biopic "Secretariat," his dream role.
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No matter the condition- they'll be a revelation of the shameful, the sanitized, the washed-up, the worn, the probed, the holy, the scarlet, the loosened, the exonerated, the secret, and the secreted.
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Read more:A desperately thin whale washed up dead on a beach with 29 kg of human trash in its stomachA whale washed up dead in the Philippines with almost 100 pounds worth of trash in its stomach, including plastic shopping bags and rice sacksScientists hauled up the carcass of a giant blue whale who died in 2015 and are trying to reassemble it and put it on displayDeep-sea explorers discovered creatures at the bottom of the ocean feasting on decaying whales
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At the worst, it's a scam by a washed-up one-hit wonder who is leveraging his mid-tier celebrity status for some quick cash and a few headlines with his name in it.
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The center found that found that four of the whales died from malnutrition and four others died from ship strikes -- including one whale that washed up on Ocean Beach in San Francisco last week.
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LONDON — Anti-nuclear messages and the phrase "man's fault" have been sprayed onto at least two of the corpses of the five sperm whales that have washed up on the UK's shores this week.
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Take for example Nick Ut's 1972 photo of the Napalm Girl in Vietnam, or more recently Nilufer Demir's photo of Aylan Kurdi, the Syrian toddler whose lifeless body washed up on a Turkish beach.
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As far as I can tell, the movie is just about watching Matthew McConaughey play a washed up artist named Moondog go about his carefree, kind-of-in-shambles life, which, frankly, sounds great.
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It could be a significant other that cooked you a sumptuous meal — and washed up after you — or it could be a coworker that saved your ass in a meeting you weren't prepared for.
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Psy, who made his debut in 2001, wants to stay on stage for as long as he can, but his biggest dream is to retire just before people start telling him he's washed up.
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Last month, 12 containers fell off a ship belonging to Matson, a shipping company headquartered in Hawaii, on its way to Seattle; one container and its contents washed up on San Francisco's Baker Beach.
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The bodies of at least 10 drowned migrants and refugees, who plunged into the Aegean Sea when their boat capsized in rough seas, washed up on the beach of a Turkish resort town Tuesday.
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" In a statement made to The Daily Caller, Gorka went on to call Karem "a washed-up has-been," adding that after his criticisms of Sarah Huckabee Sanders, "someone had to take him on.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, which broke the Captain Planet news, Powell and Matt's take will find Captain Planet as a washed-up hero who now needs the kids more than they need him.
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A robust clubhook squid washed up on an Oregon beach last week for the second time within the span of two weeks, giving researchers another rare opportunity to study the mysterious deep sea creature.
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Plastic waste washed up from the sea lays on a beach in Crete, Greece Switching your home to green energy is a one-time thing that makes a world of difference every single day.
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Despite a two-year investigation, only one piece of debris has been confirmed as coming from the aircraft — a 6-foot-long wing flap that washed up on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean.
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Three-year-old Kurdi was pictured washed up lifeless on a beach in Turkey last September after his family tried to escape the fighting by boat and were pitched mercilessly into the Mediterranean Sea.
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The two companies are said to be in talks for the rights to the character, and are apparently lining up writers to tell a story about a jaded, washed-up version of the superhero.
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On the shore of another continent, the bodies of mostly women and children washed up on a Libyan beach, victims of one of three shipwrecks that killed at least 700 people in three days.
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More than 1,600 pounds of high-quality cocaine has washed up on the shores of French beaches in recent weeks, alarming public officials and even shuttering several beaches near Bordeaux, according to the BBC.
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Researchers think the bottle washed up on the beach within a year of being thrown off the ship, but was buried in the sand until a storm helped to unearth it a century later.
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When we think of a tsunami, Takagi told me, we think about drowning, but people also died as a result of hypothermia or blunt trauma (they washed up missing an arm or a leg).
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In March, a whale washed up on the shores of the Philippines, and its stomach was filled with 88 pounds of trash, including 16 rice sacks, four banana style bags, and several shopping bags.
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A total of 43 wooden ships that were believed to have come from the Korean peninsula washed up on Japanese shores or were seen to be drifting off Japan's coast from January to Nov.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - The bodies of six migrants were washed up on the coast east of Libya's capital Tripoli on Friday, while about 100 survivors were brought back to shore, coastguards and U.N. officials said.
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Sketchbook | Visuals In September 2015, the body of a 3-year-old Syrian boy washed up on the shores of the Mediterranean, drowned during his family's attempted escape from the civil war at home.
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Netflix's washed-up Hollywood star has recklessly abused his power for four seasons: harassing his ghostwriter, goading his sober co-star into a bender that kills her, coming on to a friend's teenage daughter.
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Kate, a British Ph.D. student, has washed up in New York to get away from her boyfriend, the dismal, thinly drawn George, and allows herself to be steered into all kinds of interesting trouble.
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In 2015, images of a 3-year-old Syrian Kurdish boy whose body had washed up on a beach in Turkey caused a spike in donations to humanitarian efforts addressing the Syrian civil war.
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Joanna Jedrzejczyk ain't gonna like this ... Weili Zhang -- the reigning UFC strawweight champ -- says Joanna is washed up and does NOT deserve a shot at her belt, despite beating Michelle Waterson this past weekend.
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But the saga involving Kim Wall, a Swedish journalist, Peter Madsen, a Danish inventor, Madsen's sunken submarine and Wall's headless, armless and legless torso washed up on the Copenhagen seaboard contains layers of mystery.
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Volunteers were so enthusiastic, in fact, that in his absence they removed not only a staircase that had washed up on his deck, but also a perfectly fine exterior staircase attached to his home.
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A dead sperm whale that washed up on a Scottish beach had more than 220 pounds of tangled netting, rope, plastic and other debris inside its stomach, according to a local whale research group.
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With the exception of a wing that washed up on an Indian Ocean island in 2015, finding any remains of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 that disappeared in March 2014 has proved exceedingly difficult.
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So is the freedom to bust out that pair of bespoke short-shorts you found on Etsy—you know, the ones made entirely from discarded serapes that washed up on the shores of Malta.
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When the body of 25-year-old schoolteacher and beauty queen Irene Garza washed up in a canal, no one wanted to accuse the man whose photographic slide viewer was found near her corpse.
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The discovery on Saturday marks the second time this month that parts of a wooden boat suspected to be from North Korea have washed up on the shores of Sado island, the official said.
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Ordnance disposal teams were sent to Folly Beach, South Carolina, on Sunday morning after a beach walker discovered old military ordnance washed up on the beach, Andrew Gilreath, city director of public safety, told CNN.
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There is a tendency to think of Filipovic as just completely washed up, but the things which left Filipovic most noticeably in his later career were his speed and his ability to take a shot.
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Just over 15 years after Bill Murray played a washed up actor in Lost in Translation, which Sofia Coppola wrote and directed, the two will work together again on the upcoming film On the Rocks.
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More than 30 bits of suspected debris have collected from various places around the world but only three wing fragments, which washed up along the Indian Ocean coast, have been confirmed to be from MH370.
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This new image of the father and his daughter is reminiscent of the iconic 2015 photo of a drowned 3-year-old Syrian boy, Aylan Kurdi, whose body washed up on a beach in Turkey.
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The problem is that he wasn't Anderson Silva doing it against a washed up Stephan Bonnar, he was a guy with an equally able opponent who had a significant amount of wrestling experience on him.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian officials and fishermen on Monday were trying to save a pod of 12 huge sperm whales that washed up on a beach at the northern tip of Sumatra island, a conservationist said.
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The first trailer for the film, which debuted this morning, introduces Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio), a washed-up actor known for a television Western, and Dalton's best friend and stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt).
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Mindhorn blends together a bunch of familiar cop procedural, spy drama, and action tropes for a ridiculous-looking comedy about a washed-up actor forced to participate in a crime investigation while staying in character.
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Steel, however, is an amorphous alloy and such powerful surges merely displaced similar steel in receiving countries, which sent waves of their own exports to other markets that in turn washed up on U.S. shores.
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Plastic debris is everywhere: it can be found in sediments at the bottom of the ocean, floating at the surface, washed up on remote islands, inside fish and birds, and even frozen inside Arctic ice.
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The game is, despite what the synopsis would have you believe, a celebration of life and new beginnings — a washed-up star finding a new path, a shut in finally stepping out into the sunlight.
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The 4.5 metre (14 foot, 9 inch) long cephalopod washed up on the south coast of Wellington, New Zealand on Sunday morning, its size easily eclipsing the mere mortals that dare to lie beside it.
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Biologists from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission conducted a necropsy of the months-old dolphin on Thursday, two days after it washed up on the shore, and found the waste that it swallowed.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The bodies of 21 people thought to be migrants trying to reach Spain have washed up on the shores of the Mediterranean this month, the U.N. migration agency said in statement on Friday.
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A 3-meter [10 foot] individual came ashore at Folly Beach, South Carolina in 6.53 and in 2016 a carcass of a 4-meter [13 foot] individual washed up on a beach in Galveston, Texas.
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DEAD WHALE SHARK IN FLORIDA WASHED UP ON BEACH; RED TIDE LIKELY KILLER Typically, red tide lasts in Florida from October to around February, but the prolonged period has some calling for a permanent solution.
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SKEGNESS, England (Reuters) - The carcass of a fifth sperm whale has washed up on England's east coast, the coastguard said on Monday, after four others died in a spate of beachings nearby in recent days.
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Mr. Obama's three-day visit also comes in the midst of mounting public anger over tons of dead fish that washed up on the shores of central Vietnam close to a newly opened steel plant.
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Visitors usually assume that the refuse has washed up from the body of water still known as Dead Horse Bay, but most of it has actually washed down, from an eroding bank above the sand.
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"It was a bit like an end of days scenario," Jones told the BBC, as he discovered as many as 25 of the tentacled little buddies (identified as curled octopuses) washed up on the shore.
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Two days later, a couple walking by a Brooklyn bay spotted her torso floating in the water, and five days after that, Londono's leg washed up along the banks of New York's Upper West Side.
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Louis Messina, Strait's promoter, likes to point out that this is not a traditional Vegas residency: a washed-up star imprisoned in a casino theatre, entertaining a few hundred fans and gamblers, night after night.
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The latest debris is the third part to be formally identified as from the plane, although the Malaysian government has said additional pieces of flotsam have washed up along the coast of several African nations.
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The president of a Philadelphia police union launched a blistering attack on the Philadelphia Eagles' Malcolm Jenkins, calling him a "non-resident, washed up football player" and suggesting his comments were "racist," without explaining why.
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It's easy to think of James as this powerhouse statesmen of the scene, but when the story starts, he thinks his career is over, that he's this washed up guy who never really made it.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. It takes a good few years after a cultural wave has crested, broken, and washed up on a mobile phone advert before we're able to contextualize it properly.
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The opening of the episode finds us on a rocky beach where a young girl, Rachel, and a young woman, Cyndie (Sydney Park), are scouting for walkers when they discover a washed-up body. Surprise!
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Coming from last year, I wasn't really on TikTok and I was a washed-up Viner and now I have knowledge of making content on the internet, but now I just do it for brands.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Red Crescent volunteers recovered the bodies of 0003 migrants on Tuesday that were washed up in an eastern suburb of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, as large-scale rescues were made in the Mediterranean.
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The waves barreled across the Indian Ocean and drowned vacationers on Thai beaches, ripped apart thousands of homes and killed whole families in Indonesia, and washed up on shores as far away as South Africa.
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All are the same species of agile seabird called great shearwaters, and all washed up emaciated on Long Island beaches last month in a mass mortality event that scientists say is extraordinary for the region.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - The bodies of 19 people thought to have perished in a mudslide in Sierra Leone more than a fortnight ago have washed up on Guinea's shores, the government in Conakry said on Wednesday.
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"I was sort of joking to the people: Hey that's not bad considering these people had me all washed up and finished in a hospital, and I just get back from a 14-hour day."
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Thousands of bizarre-looking 'penis fish' washed up on a California beach For all those middle school boys asked to bring a news story to class, this is what is known as jackpot.
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There's also an old cartoon from 1949 called the "Lyin' Lion," in which a washed-up circus lion is forced to rebrand as a clown to be shot out of a cannon by his jealous ringleader.
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Lucky for mammalogy technicians at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, a blue whale that washed up in Newfoundland in 2014 was in good enough condition that they were able to preserve its 440-pound ticker.
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Like so many around the world, I was haunted by those images of Syrian toddlers washed up on the shores of Turkey and little boys stunned into silence by violence in Aleppo, unable even to cry.
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Meanwhile, she's working odd jobs to get by while living with her washed-up singer mom (Bridget Everett) and ailing grandma (Cathy Moriarty) and relying on the help of her friends to keep her hopes alive.
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The images of the young drowning victims are reminiscent of the death of Alan Kurdi, a 33-year-old Syrian refugee whose body also washed up on the shores of a Turkish resort in September 2015.
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The dangers of the journey were illustrated in the last photo of Alan Kurdi, a 3-year-old Syrian toddler who washed up facedown on a Mediterranean beach, his red shirt clinging to his tiny torso.
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Spencer was a more charismatic speaker than any of the pro-Trump figureheads at Lafayette Park even if he resembled a washed-up lounge singer, and managing to elicit cheers of "hail Richard" from the crowd.
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Gaga (Stefani Germanotta) and Cooper have already gotten rave reviews for their performances in the upcoming romantic musical about a washed up musician who gets a second chance at life when he discovers a new talent.
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Over the past couple of decades, I've seen stupid trends come and go, and the ultimate sign that a metal subculture has begun its descent into washed-up cliché is when haircuts become its calling card.
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A Star Is Born—a much-loved Hollywood story about a famous but washed-up male musician whose life collides with that of a much more talented and young woman—is ultimately a tale about fame.
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More than a week after Franky went missing, and a week after Torrey pleaded for his safe return in a Facebook post, the dog's body washed up on a private shoreline wrapped in plastic, says Mitchell.
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And with its upcoming drop (the sixth of its kind), the retailer is making waves with a floor-length gown made entirely from Bionic yarn, a special recycled polyester material comprised of recovered, washed-up plastic.
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TRIPOLI, June 2 (Reuters) - The bodies of at least 25 migrants who drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean have been washed up near the western Libyan city of Zuwara, a Red Crescent official said on Thursday.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A total of eight bodies have been found washed up on the shores of Northern Cyprus over the past two days, police said on Monday, adding the dead were believed to be Syrian migrants.
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NBC News, citing unidentified sources, reported on Wednesday that the debris had washed up over the weekend on a sandbank of the Mozambique Channel — the body of water that separates the southeast African nation from Madagascar.
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For his fans, Milo Yiannopoulos isn't just a washed-up journalist with a head like a broom and a knack for annoying overly serious students; he's a living god and an object of desperate, panting desire.
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Earlier this week, a 203-meter (10.5 foot) oarfish washed up on the shore of Toyama Bay, while a 4-meter (13 foot) long oarfish was tangled in a fishing net off the port of Imizu.
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" He sent an email to Diane Turton Realtors: "Hi, Just wanted to let you know that I found part of one of your signposts washed up on the beach near Bordeaux France pictures available if wanted.
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Torrential rainstorms have unearthed a corpse, washed up in its very own pine box on a par-3 golf course — a "long-term decomp," in cop parlance, meaning the remains are sans flesh and all bones.
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As always, vaccines: According to one deceptive viral story this year, the body of a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention epidemiologist washed up in a river after he had raised concerns about the flu vaccine.
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In the second half of the sixth and final season, BoJack, a washed-up 1990s sitcom star and anthropomorphic horse, has found out reporters are planning to publish a damning exposé of his pre-rehab behavior.
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Instead, Avo is recruited to become a wrestler (named The Brow Beater, for his prominent unibrow) by Terry "Angel Hair" Krill, a washed-up manager who narrates sections of the novel set in the late 1980s.
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For four seasons, Bojack Horseman has been struggling to answer some of the questions that would plague any washed up, alcoholic, depressed former sitcom star who is also a horse: can he be a good person?
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Lawrie, who had a carpet-cleaning business, devoted himself to helping the migrants full-time after seeing the picture of the body of 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi washed up on a Turkish beach in September.
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In all, 27 pieces of aircraft debris have been collected from various places around the world but only three wing fragments that washed up along the Indian Ocean coast have been confirmed to be from MH370.
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That single tragedy, reminiscent of the photo of a drowned Syrian boy washed up on a Turkish beach in 2015, has the power to clarify a vast, long-running problem that has already claimed many lives.
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The bodies of five men and one woman were found washed up on the shores of Seferihisar near Izmir on Tuesday, district governor Resul Celik told Reuters, adding doctors believe they drowned 5 to 10 days ago.
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To clear her name, she goes after the killer, who's also on the trail of a washed-up treasure hunter named Boots Elsworth, who happens to know the location of a legendary warship known as the Harrow.
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Nearly two years have passed since the image of a lifeless 20163-year-old, Alan Kurdi, washed up on a Turkish shore horrified the world, waking it to a surging refugee crisis that had gone largely unnoticed.
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Its narrator, washed-up rock guitarist Karl Bender, just sort of finds a wormhole in his closet and falls into it, briefly revisiting one of his favorite rock shows, casual as Alice going down her rabbit hole.
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"It can tell us is there was a fire, if there are traces of explosive," Wattrelos told a news conference in Antananarivo, the capital of the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar where some debris has washed up.
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The spill sparked outrage among some residents and environmentalists and comes just a year after mountains of rubbish washed up on Hong Kong's beaches, with labels and packaging indicating most of it had come from mainland China.
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There's a real estate company on the Jersey Shore claiming its company has gone global after -- get this -- one of its signs washed up in France SIX YEARS after Hurricane Sandy blew it into the Atlantic Ocean.
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When a large amount of garbage washed up on Hong Kong's beaches last summer, Hong Kong's top official, Leung Chun-ying, said the waste was from the mainland and he led officials in a public cleanup effort.
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I ran most of the mornings I was in Havana, and on one of my runs, a storm was brewing on the water and the waves occasionally washed up and over the wall, providing a cooling spray.
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She's a writer, illustrator, and the designer behind Netflix's delightfully dirty BoJack Horseman, a show that features Will Arnett as a washed-up, alcoholic horse-cum-sitcom star whose nemesis is a yellow Labrador called Mr. Peanutbutter.
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He arrived at the end of this summer's transfer window because no other club would have him, and even Nice themselves refused to shell out a penny for a striker who appeared thoroughly washed up at 26.
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A 26-foot long whale shark washed up dead on Sanibel Island in Florida in late July, potentially making it the first of the iconic species to fall victim to brevotoxins and neurotoxins found in red tide.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Eight bodies, which had been reduced partly to skeletons, were found on Monday in a small wooden ship that washed up on a beach in the sea of Japan, the Japan Coast Guard (JCG) said.
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In a jarring moment of comedy, Ui, now ascendant, turns to a washed-up Shakespearean actor (Elizabeth A. Davis) for a lesson in how to impress "them little people," whose hearts and minds he seeks to win.
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Such scenes have become far too common: A record 1,200 dolphins have washed up on France's Atlantic coast since January, most of them with wounds suggesting that the mammals had died after being trapped in fishing nets.
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The United Nations refugee agency UNHCR compared the photograph to the picture of three-year-old Syrian refugee Aylan Kurdi who drowned in the Mediterranean and whose body washed up on a beach in Turkey in 2015.
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Then there is Laurine, a naïve and beautiful waitress who has captured the heart of Jean-Rémy, the restaurant's chef; Paul and Simon, two wise if washed-up old friends; and Madame Ecollier, the establishment's bossy proprietor.
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The flaperon, washed up on Reunion island off Madagascar, has been the only confirmed piece of wreckage from the aircraft to be found though Malaysia is investigating two new pieces of debris found in Mozambique and Reunion.
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LONDON — Three dead sperm whales that washed up on a beach near Skegness in Lincolnshire over the weekend are thought to be from the same pod as another whale that was found beached at Hunstanton on Friday.
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But for the other BoJack, the show about a powerful celebrity who was once washed up and finds his way to relevance again through the discarded lives of the people around him, that ambiguity feels too kind.
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Photographs of Layla's mother, Mariam, clutching her daughter's limp body in a Gaza hospital ward have become a potent political symbol, like those of Aylan Kurdi, the Syrian infant whose body washed up on a Turkish beach.
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But in a study published Wednesday in Biology Letters, researchers have extracted sperm whale DNA from washed-up ambergris, which is especially impressive because the studied samples floated adrift for years, aging under salt, sea and sun.
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The jury also requested the entire testimony of Juan Aguayo, a United States border agent who testified about seizing a load of marijuana from three panga boats that washed up on the shore of Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Late last week, an Australian couple stumbled upon a freaky scene in which thousands of Portuguese man o' wars, also known as bluebottles, had washed up on the rocks just south of Bateman's Bay in New South Wales.
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Related: The Year in Mexico's Drug Wars: A Jailbreak, a Chocolate Cake, and a Washed-Up Strategy President Peña Nieto's glorification of Mexican institutional capability in his message on the capture might suggest a reluctance to do this.
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In "The Congress," a film released in 2014, Robin Wright plays a washed-up actor (also called Robin Wright), who allows herself to be digitised, signing over the rights to her likeness to MiraMount, a fictional film studio.
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Then, purporting to advance a theme of security, we heard from such heroes as one of the dudes from "Duck Dynasty," a washed-up bit player from "Happy Days" and some soap opera guy I never heard of.
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TRIPOLI/ROME (Reuters) - More than 200 migrants are feared to have died in the Mediterranean over the weekend, according to testimony from survivors, and several bodies, including that of an infant, have washed up on a Libyan beach.
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It's legitimately a little dull and boring, but I think that's intentional, almost to make it feel all the more like we're just sitting in a room with some old, washed up guys without a lot going on.
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He is found washed up on the beach, is with the security team that finds the hosts drowned in the sea, and is shown in the main compound's map room when the hosts breach and massacre the humans.
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Before Shepard Fairey put him on the walls of Los Angeles and mass-marketed T-shirts, Andre the Giant famously feuded with Hulk Hogan, before he became the washed-up icon who shut down a digital media company.
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The spill has sparked outrage among some residents and environmentalists and comes just a year after mountains of rubbish washed up on Hong Kong's beaches, with labels and packaging indicating most of it had come from mainland China.
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The pair from El Salvador had washed up on the banks of the Rio Grande river — 23-month-old Valeria's tiny arm wrapped around her father's neck — after disappearing together in the strong river currents on Sunday evening.
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On the show, Mr. Lyons used his mellifluous voice to develop several alter egos that ran through Negativland's work, including the preacher Pastor Dick, the washed-up radio personality Dick Vaughn and the used-car salesman Dick Goodbody.
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The memorial they surrounded marks where Emmett's swollen and disfigured body was found washed up by the Tallahatchie River after Emmett, a 14-year-old black boy, was abducted, tortured and lynched by two white men in 1955.
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"Every time I dive, anywhere in the world, I always find trash," Lacerda told Reuters, explaining how a trip to Antarctica in 2010 inspired him to start collecting rubbish washed up on the cliffs near Portugal's capital Lisbon.
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My arthritic knees were screaming for some relief, and as I gratefully sat down, my eyes fell upon a blue neon sign across the street in a laundry window that read, "All Washed Up." It made me laugh.
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Jean Louis Sabaji's froth of stormy sea foam billowing about the mannequin's feet is a standout, as is a beautifully washed-up gown by Rodarte with castoff netting dripping over floaty flotsam tulle upon which water flowers float.
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I washed up on Japan where I became a pearl diver, but then I accidentally released an ancient demon from a pearl which I hunted across Japan to the Tokyo underworld where I finally lopped off its head.
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That particular monster was also used by Sarg in a great hoax the same year: it washed up on the shore near his home in Nantucket, after Sarg and his co-conspirators planted giant footprints on the beach.
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Riggan Thomson (an Oscar-nominated Michael Keaton), a washed-up Hollywood actor famous for playing a superhero, floats down to earth to deliver himself from his past by staging a Broadway adaptation of a Raymond Carver short story.
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Related: The Year in Mexico's Drug Wars: A Jailbreak, a Chocolate Cake, and a Washed-Up Strategy The government said the teachers were rescued without a shot being fired and that they did not pay the demanded ransom.
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In a state where people bring horses to the club, kick swans for karate practice, get head-butted by gators, and find five-pound blunts washed up on the beach, everything, more or less, must seem pretty normal.
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One piece of wreckage, a wing part known as a flaperon, washed up in July on the distant island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean, but a lengthy ocean search has turned up no other debris from the plane.
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TMZ Sports talked to "The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" on Tuesday -- days before battling "The Iceman" for the 3rd time -- and asked him if he had a response to people saying he's too old and washed up to fight.
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It's difficult to tell if the newfound concern over the wellbeing of washed-up actor Brendan Fraser is genuine, a parody of Trump supporters, or if that distinction even matters—Because either way, what savebrendan is doing is working.
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The book follows a washed-up glam rocker named Decibel who is brought on to represent Earth in a Megagalactic Grand Prix — an interstellar music competition that will judge whether or not Earth can join the greater galactic civilization.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dozens of containers with items including flat-screen televisions have washed up on Dutch islands in the North Sea after a ship lost part of its cargo in heavy seas, bringing a windfall for local treasure hunters.
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In the late 193th century, the story goes, Parisian morticians were so taken by the beauty of an anonymous young woman whose body had washed up in the Seine that they commissioned a death mask and began selling copies.
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LONDON/OSLO (Reuters) - Four gigantic Norwegian-made plastic pipes up to 480 meters (1575 ft) long were discovered washed up on the English coast after a collision with a container ship in the North Sea, officials said on Friday.
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Inspired by an Afghan singer, Setara Hussainzada, who upset conservative Muslims by dancing without her hijab on a televised talent contest, the film focused not on the singer, but on a washed-up rock'n'roll manager played by Bill Murray.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - With the summer season winding down on Croatia's Adriatic Sea beaches, environmentalists and diving clubs are turning to the task of clearing plastic waste left behind by locals, tourists and washed up from Albania, Greece or Montenegro.
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Of course, there's a but: You're supposed to wash the pad with soap and warm water after each use for up to a week, then toss it in the washing machine (it can be washed up to 200 times).
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The only thing a hockey goalie has going for him is that he gets to wear every pad known to man and carry a stick that looks like a piece of flotsam that washed up from a crashed sailboat.
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"To all the people writing horrible comments saying I look like a washed up whale in these pictures I won't let you get me down and try and body shame a pregnant women!" she wrote in her Instagram post.
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Or before that, when the photo of the bodies of Óscar Alberto Martínez and his 2003-month-old daughter, Valeria, who'd both washed up on the banks of the Rio Grande after a failed border crossing attempt, went viral.
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BORDEAUX, France (Reuters) - France's coastguard on Wednesday called off searches for the head of the U.S. firm that owns the Quiksilver surfwear brand, a day after his boat washed up empty on the country's Atlantic coast, local authorities said.
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In the fall of 2015, a Sky News reporter in Greece published a report about what he called a "unique travel guide" that he'd found among abandoned life jackets and rubber dinghies washed up on the beaches of Lesbos.
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But even symbolic mother-daughter relationships have a way of turning dysfunctional, and Liz comes to see Rosemary less as a beacon than a warning — an image of the cynical, resentful, washed-up dingbat Liz herself might well become.
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Joakim Noah, a center who played for nearly a decade in Chicago, is also a Knick these days and is not having an easy time of it, either, as he hears criticism that he looks washed up at 31.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - A metal object believed to be plane wreckage washed up on the Malaysian east coast on Wednesday, prompting speculation for the second time in a week that debris from missing Malaysian Airlines aircraft MH370 may have surfaced.
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As Greece is hit with a third bailout, repetitive Grexit scares, and a refugee crisis to deal with, the margarita-sipping Europeans from the north look on, tucking in gyros and stepping over the washed-up life jackets of war survivors.
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Mariah Carey, unable to shake the washed-up-diva label that's followed her around for a decade, is now starring in her own reality television show — her singing career is more a punchline for the internet than a legitimate business.
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For a different generation, he's probably most famous for playing the he-Sandy in Grease 2, but for '90s kids, Caulfield will forever be Rex Manning, the washed-up '80s idol who makes an ill-fated appearance at Empire Records.
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The little boy was among 37 people — most of them believed to be Syrians fleeing war and trying to reach European shores — who died when their boat capsized on Saturday and washed up on the rocky shoals of the Turkish coast.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch authorities will hold Swiss shipping line MSC liable for the cost of cleaning up debris from more than 270 cargo containers that fell off one of its vessels and washed up on shore, officials said on Friday.
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After its defeat to President Barack Obama in 2012, the GOP determined it needed to do more to reach out to women, minorities and socially moderate voters, or risk being washed up by the tides of demographic change sweeping the country.
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Before the Paris attacks, support for welcoming refugees was noticeably higher, particularly after a powerful image appeared online of a lifeless Syrian toddler washed up on a Turkish beach after the boat his family was using to reach Greece capsized.
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The latest game from Papers, Please creator Lucas Pope tasks you with solving the mystery of the titular Obra Dinn, a ship that washed up on shore in 1807, five years after it was believed to be lost at sea.
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Its conceit is that Holmes is a flimsy, tedious character without any hidden depths because the real crime-solving genius is Dr. Watson, who invents Holmes as a temporary marketing gimmick and recruits a washed-up Michael Caine to play him.
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In March, a pregnant sperm whale that washed up in Sardinia, Italy, had 22 kilograms (49 pounds) of plastic in its stomach and was carrying a dead fetus, the country's environment minister and a marine life non-profit organization said.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Not so long ago they were saying he was washed up, finished, but for a spell on Sunday it seemed as if Tiger Woods was ready to shove the words of his critics right back down their throats.
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Investigators believe the flight most likely crashed somewhere in the Indian Ocean, though after two years of intense searching, only one real bit of evidence has surfaced: a wing flap that washed up on the shores of Reunion Island, near Madagascar.
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Netflix's series about washed-up horse movie star Bojack Horseman (Will Arnett) trying to find himself amid the entertainment industry's maelstrom of drugs, superficial relationships, and mental illness specializes in getting viewers to love characters it would be easy to hate.
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The rusted remains of the Wateree, an American gunboat launched during the American Civil War, can still be viewed on beach in the port city of Arica, now part of Chile, in the same spot it washed up during the disaster.
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The government said in a statement that palm oil was non-toxic and harmless, but given the large amount that had washed up on beaches and the fact that the laboratory results were not yet available, the beaches would remain closed.
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Riggan Thomson (Michael Keaton, in an Oscar-nominated role), a washed-up Hollywood actor famous for playing a superhero, floats down to earth to deliver himself from his past by staging a Broadway adaptation of a Raymond Carver short story.
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"This is a human catastrophe of the highest order," businessman Graham Taylor told Reuters, saying he had seen "hundreds of bodies that had been washed up by the floodwater" while trying to return home after visiting his son in Beira.
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In the weeks before Mr. Obama's arrival, the security police detained demonstrators protesting immense fish kills on the central coast, where tons of fish have washed up on shores close to a steel plant owned by a company in Taiwan.
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BoJack (Will Arnett), a depressive, substance-abusing, washed-up sitcom actor who happens to be a horse, returns for a third season, this time on the awards-season press tour for the biopic "Secretariat," in which he has his dream role.
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WASHINGTON — Debris washed up over the weekend in Mozambique has been tentatively identified by experts close to the investigation as a part from the same type of aircraft as the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, a U.S. official said Wednesday.
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The group, all Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar, were found washed up on the shore on Thursday by villagers from Shah Porir Dwip island in Bangladesh, a short distance from the mouth of the Naf river that separates the two countries.
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The lessons kick in when you realize that Eirik, the patriarch of the clan who has washed up on the mysterious island on which the game takes place, fishes better than his wife Blodeuwedd, her sister Moira, and his daughter Kari.
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"This woman is wanted in connection to the marijuana that washed up on Flagler County beaches 9/13/18," the Flagler County Sheriff's Office wrote in a Facebook post last weekend, along with a picture of the alleged weed snatcher.
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Audience Score: 20%Critic Score: 0%In "Breaking Point," Tom Berenger stars as Steven Luisi, a washed-up criminal-defense attorney who comes upon a complicated murder case that involves gang violence, corrupt cops, and Steven's own history with drug abuse.
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