But he recalls how adrift he was as an adolescent.
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This story contains spoilers about the real story behind Adrift.
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Tetsuya Naito, one of NJPW's top stars, seems cast adrift.
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Virtually overnight, tens of thousands of people were set adrift.
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" He's fighting because, "I will be fully adrift from everything.
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For the past two years, Tyra Banks has seemed adrift.
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Defending champion Lexi Thompson is a further two shots adrift.
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Gavin remembers feeling adrift, like they had lost their anchor.
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The teenage McLaughlin, the year's fastest, was 0.02 seconds adrift.
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CAIRO — A piece of luggage adrift in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Both men finished more than 22019 points adrift of Trump.
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She has spent most of her life unprotected and adrift.
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Mary Locke died in 1922, leaving Alain crushed and adrift.
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The academy is a boat adrift in a dry sea.
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The motor stalled halfway through their crossing, leaving them adrift.
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Ms. König comes across as at once daring and adrift.
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Moving into the techno world, rather than being cut adrift.
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Not catastrophically wrong, mind you, just disappointingly adrift and askew.
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Parvaiz is adrift and haunted, however, by his father's legacy.
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This could leave a highly vulnerable population even more adrift.
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The refugees are adrift on a sea of global indifference.
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He was devastated, and for a while, he was adrift.
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A coffin may be set adrift into the swamp, too.
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This lack of stability leaves children emotionally adrift and uncertain.
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Hawkeye— Being an Avenger doesn't mean you don't feel adrift sometimes.
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An Indonesian teenager survived 49 days adrift in the Pacific Ocean.
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My advice to you: Don't google Adrift before you see it.
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The duo reportedly met in Fiji where Woodley was filming Adrift.
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It sounds like Spirit Adrift came about during the transfer process.
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Corsican villagers saved her body, setting it adrift on a boat.
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Italian Fabio Felline was third, 22 seconds adrift of the winner.
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Rural America is adrift, it's dying and it's voting increasingly Republican.
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Adrift is essentially the video game version of the movie Gravity.
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Poor Tom Taylor, though, looks absolutely adrift as young Jake Chambers.
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The duo reportedly met in Fiji where Woodley was filming Adrift.
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Then we set the Banana Boat adrift in the East River.
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"Adrift" opens June 1 in the U.S. It's rated PG-13.
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After the Group of 8 disintegrated, Boehner seemed adrift on immigration.
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Without Barnes & Noble, we'll be adrift in a sea of pulp.
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Chelsea, the defending champion, is adrift after an early-season collapse.
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The sesh is punk for the politically adrift; hedonism for joyless.
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But the castaways of the Bolivarian Revolution are not adrift willingly.
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You had this sort of sense that we were morally adrift.
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Australian Marc Leishman and American Patrick Cantlay were two further adrift.
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The end of the Soviet Union in 1991 set history adrift.
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She feels empty and adrift in California; Islam fills her up.
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Those have proved less reliable under Mr. Trump, leaving many adrift.
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When Mr. Becker took office in 282, the college seemed adrift.
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Even some on the winning sides seemed similarly stunned and adrift.
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Some might have run adrift of grated Parmesan across the top.
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In both halves of the movie, Karamakate has been cast adrift.
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Thursday's attacks left one tanker ablaze and both adrift, shipping firms said.
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This was necessary because Adrift is about the most agonizing of survivals.
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Kokuka Courageous is adrift without any crew on board, the source said.
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"Kokuka Courageous is adrift without any crew on board," the source said.
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Jordan Peele plays Rell, adrift about being recently dumped by his girlfriend.
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Compatriot Ross Fisher and South Africa's Richard Sterne finished four shots adrift.
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The New York Times: O'Rourke was once adrift in New York City.
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Rock Band VR doesn't leave players adrift to improvise on their own.
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The duo reportedly met in Fiji, where Woodley is currently filming Adrift.
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Ventura, his cousin, is a professional soldier, adrift unless he's in battle.
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He's making money and winning titles, yet he still feels strangely adrift.
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The recent closure of erotica-sharing site Eroshare left its users adrift.
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"Maduro is adrift," opposition lawmaker and economist Jose Guerra said on Twitter.
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We both confessed to feeling adrift on the frontier of our 30s.
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Most of the rest of us feel adrift, gloomy and politically homeless.
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Disappointed, adrift, and with his marriage failing, he moved to New York.
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MEXICO CITY — They are a population adrift, cast loose by a disaster.
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To feel that we are valued, that we are not cast adrift.
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How it comes to pass that a human being is set adrift.
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What happens when, in a sea of people, they find themselves adrift?
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Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was third, just 0.166 seconds adrift of Rosberg's benchmark.
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This story contains major spoilers about the plot of the new movie Adrift.
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Perhaps that was also how she felt, adrift in a hall of mirrors.
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That may look like Musk would be $50 billion adrift of his goal.
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She feels adrift, unaccustomed to having only her own needs to tend to.
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He'd rather be adrift in the middle of an ocean than face that.
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Dejected and adrift, she started working illegally in Montreal to make ends meet.
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She is adrift; a dreamer without the fuel to make her dreams real.
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The G1 news portal reported the migrants&apos boat was adrift for weeks.
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So the last couple of years leading up to [Spirit Adrift] were rough.
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It's easy to feel alone and adrift in this troll-infested digital hellscape.
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Should a people be treated like animals for 350 years and cast adrift?
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He is, without question, a child adrift on the plains of human unrest.
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His primary scene partner has been his mother, adrift in her own grief.
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Do you think you could've made Spirit Adrift happen if you'd kept drinking?
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Since Trump's election, the Democratic Party has found itself both invigorated and adrift.
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Sheeran is adrift throughout, and struggles to provide any kind of musical core.
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Yeah, she and Coleman want to make important TV. Yeah, she's feeling adrift.
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"I don't want to feel adrift in some nebulous middle ground," Sam says.
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Steven Callahan's "Adrift" is the most contemporary, from the 1980s, and utterly compelling.
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Gold is adrift, with neither sail nor a following breeze, between these levels.
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So when 8chan went offline in August, the QAnon community were left adrift.
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" The Departure has left humanity adrift, because with it, "there is no end.
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So when 83chan went offline in August, the QAnon community was left adrift.
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Christopher, her brother, is far more sociable and worldly, yet unanchored and adrift.
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They were not 20-something young Muslims adrift in marginal jobs or unemployed.
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Spurs are now four points behind Liverpool and 15 adrift of leaders City.
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They are the results of feeling adrift and discontent—and nonetheless a warning.
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All of which suggests that Trump's presidency is more adrift than many realize.
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And with the Free Music Archive's impending closure, Hohman has found herself slightly adrift.
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Billy Crudup also stars as an adrift boarder renting the bungalow behind Bening's house.
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One sheet, labeled "adrift by shifts," separates two depictions of huddled groups of people.
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The duo were all smiles at the premiere of the actress's new movie Adrift.
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She's filming her new movie Adrift, in which she's wearing a lot of makeup.
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Broke and adrift in a new city, she was desperate for a spiritual boost.
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Adrift by Rob Boffard Sigma Station is a luxury hotel located deep in space.
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But now no such correlation exists, with the market simply adrift, correlated to nothing.
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After 50 days adrift in the Pacific, they were rescued by a tuna boat.
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Some find themselves adrift in a world whose culture and language they barely understand.
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But this month's turbulence leaves the president weaker, Brazil less governable and policy adrift.
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The largest single party, the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, was 95 seats adrift.
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Meanwhile, "Adrift" was able to narrowly edge out "Avengers: Infinity War" for third place.
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Bayley somehow ended up cast adrift from half of this equation, becoming a doofus.
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Vettel, a four times world champion, is now 62 points adrift of the Briton.
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In Garrett's opinion, bringing in permanent members has truly allowed Spirit Adrift to flourish.
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It's been a rocky few weeks for big, expensive, groundbreaking spacecraft setting themselves adrift.
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But too much of "Chromatic" is adrift, landing on the juvenile side of playful.
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A Royal Caribbean ship rescued two sailors who had been adrift for 20 days.
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A Royal Caribbean ship rescued two sailors who had been adrift for 20 days.
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While daughters flocked to nursing, a job that couldn't move overseas, sons seemed adrift.
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Thus, when members leave, they're cast adrift in a world without a support system.
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Prin then bungles a phone conversation with his family that leaves him feeling adrift.
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The migrants boarded the Aquarius from six overcrowded boats adrift in the central Mediterranean.
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Mooring lines snapped, capsizing boats and sending others adrift to run aground on marshland.
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Here are the stories of five residents adrift in the place they call home.
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I feel ashamed of my colleagues, all doctors, who set you adrift like this.
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To her, the story, titled "Foreign-Returned," about Pakistani expatriates adrift in Stamford, Conn.
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Five and a half years later, Charles is, in fact, adrift from the sport.
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But before becoming an entrepreneur and investor, Herjavec felt adrift as a young person.
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Just when you feel lost, adrift, alone ... you got me up off the ground.
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Stories open with characters displaced and adrift, lugging suitcases and landing in unfamiliar airports.
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Out of place and socially adrift, he "gravitated toward the beach," where he bodysurfed.
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In a hot-air balloon, even a quick-thinker like James Bond is adrift.
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I had no control over my vocal cords, adrift on waves of unpredictable sound.
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The A-side is "Night Adrift," a grinding cut transmitted straight from a nightmare.
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The ship is now adrift after Italy and Malta refused to allow it to dock
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He quits his job and divorces his wife, only to find himself alone and adrift.
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And without the "predicting the Oscars" element, the Globes have started to feel increasingly adrift.
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Meanwhile, in some other time and place, Jonah is on a lifeboat adrift at sea.
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As a NATO member and a regional power, Turkey is too important to cut adrift.
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Grief-stricken and adrift, Shadow is hired as a bodyguard by Wednesday (Ian McShane), a.k.a.
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Two oil tankers were attacked on Thursday and left adrift in the Gulf of Oman.
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" Over the past two years, sources say the only Kardashian brother was "depressed and adrift.
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The wider story here though appears to be one of a firm completely strategically adrift.
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If The Crack is simply ignored, Halley VI could wind up adrift in the sea.
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He has until now kept his involvement in Spirit Adrift—his solo project—a secret.
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Find yourself adrift at sea, surrounded by undrinkable water, and you will parch to death.
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You're supposed to feel a little lost and adrift, with only yourself to rely on.
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As he tells the story, when he initially went to Los Angeles, he felt adrift.
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Around the Mets' organization, though, Noah Syndergaard has taken that role, and Harvey is adrift.
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"It is my job to keep order," she says, and that order is coming adrift.
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It sits fourth in the Bundesliga, four points adrift of the surprise leader, Borussia Mönchengladbach.
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Mercedes team mate Valtteri Bottas was third, just one-thousandth of a second further adrift.
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He is the single most conservative Republican in Congress, far adrift from the American mainstream.
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Adrift from his body, he began floating up and over it, like water on mercury.
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It exists alone in the stream, adrift from the content it was intended to mimic.
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But now he feels adrift and wonders whether to get back into the work force.
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Things never go adrift or become overtly theoretical; this is lived music, physical and direct.
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"Nobody's Watching" addresses immigration issues head on, but it's more about being set existentially adrift.
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For its first six months, "The Late Show," which debuted in September 2015, was adrift.
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Years struggling to balance parenting duties with my sick parents' needs left me financially adrift.
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Since then, the days have darkened, and I, too, have been lost: adrift, disoriented, absent.
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Somewhere between Ikea and Magritte, Mr. Ikezoe's aesthetic feels like an industrial designer existentially adrift.
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He would be adrift and bereft without his sparring partners, lightning rods, scapegoats and amplifiers.
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We are left adrift, as if waiting to find that safe spot of dry land.
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It may not even win back all those fans who now spend their Saturdays adrift.
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In Williams's world, we are all wandering interlopers—adrift, trapped, groundless—looking for visitors' privileges.
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In another collage, the artist Olaf Odegaard delineates himself amidst a sea of adrift torsos.
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In an instant, the hundreds of addicts who had relied on her were cast adrift.
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In short, go after the remaining moderate Republican voters who feel adrift from their party.
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Cameron Tringale moved into a third place with a 65 that left him seven adrift.
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Water got into the engine compartment, causing the engine to stall and setting the vessel adrift.
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So much of Gotta Have It's 2019 run is about Nola feeling adrift in her art.
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Children of Men, meanwhile, is about a man set adrift as the world collapses around him.
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Unfortunately, the Brexiteers, who have stood four-square behind the territories, are now casting them adrift.
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Ferrel issued a radio beacon and then a distress call saying they were disabled and adrift.
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Small firms that relied on WhatsApp to stay in touch with customers would be cast adrift.
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The lyrics detail the years he spent adrift, before offering a message of hope for himself.
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They're both adrift in a sea of responsibilities, clinging to each other, trying not to drown.
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Adrift in space, Dent struggles to find meaning in life, an experience that resonated with Musk.
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"Why it matters: "Since Trump's election, the Democratic Party has found itself both invigorated and adrift.
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Unfortunately, my Adrift character only has about 15 minutes before another shot of oxygen is needed.
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The Afghan strategy has been adrift since 2010, as the Obama administration fixated on troop withdrawals.
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Watson is an actress adrift here, and the audience can't help but float away with her.
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Cast adrift on an ocean of lies, the people there will have nothing to cling to.
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Soon we'll be adrift, cut off from the continent, a miserable island of bitterness and misery.
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Many of the North African country's young people are adrift, jobless and embittered by unfulfilled promises.
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And the cavernous space amplified the loneliness, with dining setups adrift on the vast open floor.
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Leclerc is third overall and leads Verstappen by 14 points, with Vettel a further five adrift.
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It was intended to reflect how adrift and disconnected autism patients and their families could feel.
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As unpalatable as cooperation with the kingdom might be for some, cutting it adrift is worse.
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It's an odd place he's in, both successful and as adrift as he was in WWE.
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He lies 21st overall, 1:07 adrift of Thomas, the best placed among the GC contenders.
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Lose that singular force either to burnout or distraction, and a project can be adrift quickly.
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Hamilton leads the standings 17 points clear of Bottas with Vettel 55 adrift of the Briton.
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That sense that suddenly I was adrift, not sure what I was supposed to be doing.
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He's a beautiful ruin adrift on an ocean of booze, one he routinely spikes with pills.
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The Koreas set a meeting date, a homecoming in Pakistan and lives adrift on Cambodia's waterways.
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Meanwhile, a string of departures at the highest level of the agency has left it adrift.
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Adrift at sea for four weeks, Mr. Rafiq was stripped of energy and could not move.
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Without a strong tennis tradition to draw from in Tunisia, Jabeur has felt adrift at times.
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Elián was found adrift three miles off the coast of Fort Lauderdale in the tall waves.
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"Song to Song" is filled with beautiful people adrift in beautiful (glass) houses and natural settings.
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They spent the next five months adrift at sea and unable to make contact with others.
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Living on a semi-habitable island adrift in the southern hemisphere can make you a bit weird.
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I watched with shivers of dread and awe—stunned by the image of him floating, seemingly adrift.
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GRAHAM: Yes, they are definitely an ally adrift but there&aposs a new chapter in Turkish history.
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" The South Carolina senator acknowledged that Russian influence in Turkey is problematic, calling Turkey "an ally adrift.
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Yet now it is politically adrift and fragmented with its political center, commonly known as Volksparteien, imploding.
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WANTED: chief trade-negotiator for middle-sized country soon to be cast adrift in the world economy.
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And because of a collapse in the atmospheric steering currents, Florence is going to be set adrift.
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Macron is now adrift and forced by populists into an open-ended and dangerous confrontation with Germany.
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They were adrift at sea with Appel's two dogs, Zeus and Valentine, cut off from the world.
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Shailene Woodley went the distance to portray a woman stranded at sea in her latest film Adrift.
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Without Steve Jobs, Apple has always been a rudderless company, adrift on the sea of technological trends.
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Adrift in the world, she believes that this one act of murder will give her life meaning.
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Ghosn cut more than 20173,000 jobs, abandoning unprofitable car models, cutting adrift suppliers, and shutting down plants.
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The ingredients were all adrift in the box in their own personal shrink wraps and paper bags.
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In the absence of moral leadership from the Oval Office, many of us may feel adrift, rudderless.
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Mar Roxas, a cabinet minister, finished well adrift, despite an endorsement by the outgoing president, Benigno Aquino.
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North Korean fishing boats often breach the inter-Korean maritime frontier or go adrift towards the South.
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" He realizes that he is "nothing more than an atom adrift within this overwhelming tide of energy.
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He's adrift in the changes that swept the country after Fidel Castro's 1959 takeover of the government.
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"As a result too many companies remain well adrift from the 2100% target," the report's authors said.
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Now it appears that the agency is adrift without a captain, and a storm is upon it.
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On the journey, we ran out of fuel and supplies, and our boat was adrift at sea.
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The two women spent months adrift at sea and ended up thousands of miles from their destination.
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Floor-length silk fringe created a motile surface on capes and gowns, ever adrift in the wind.
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Families routinely complain that their young men are adrift in a world of limitless consumption and pleasure.
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The Mare Jonio picked up around 100 migrants adrift off Libya in a rubber dinghy last Wednesday.
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Most of Mr. Roth's protagonists are, like Neil Klugman, adrift in a limbo between past and present.
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The migrants said the Greek coastguard had disconnected their boats' motors, leaving them adrift in the Aegean.
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Manchester City is a point further adrift after beating Everton 2-803 through Garbriel Jesus' two goals.
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Number one Jason Day (70) was 11 adrift while third-ranked Jordan Spieth (75) was four-over.
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The lights of isolated cottages appear as vulnerable as small fishing boats adrift upon a terrible ocean.
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We are on a boat and the MSM has cut us adrift, aiming us for the rapids. Bull.
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Premiering below, "Save" – from their most recent album Corner – is a confident and tender ode to feeling adrift.
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In the month that they were adrift, a number of what Stally believes were fishing boats went by.
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Leonard Sax is a practicing family physician and the author of four books for parents, including "Boys Adrift."
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He said he was leaving for personal reasons, but his departure increased the sense of a presidency adrift.
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But whatever the inciting incident, it's hard to feel surprised by Tumblr's decision to set adult content adrift.
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José Antonio Meade, a non-party candidate picked by the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), is further adrift.
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IBM has been a company adrift for the last several years with 22 straight quarters of declining revenue.
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In the process, they encounter a hurricane that destroys their boat and sets them adrift in the ocean.
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Cilic is now 210 points above Czech Tomas Berdych with Belgium's David Goffin a further 190 points adrift.
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But the events of the past few days leave the president weaker, Brazil less governable and policy adrift.
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They are 11 points adrift of the final Champions League qualifying spot currently occupied by fourth-placed Chelsea.
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Maybe a bullet made through a porthole, killing the captain and leaving a beleaguered crew adrift at sea.
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Team mate Jenson Button, celebrating his 300th grand prix start this weekend is 19 points adrift in 15th.
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She finds herself adrift, distant from friends and her husband, chafing at her work as a medical receptionist.
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Only one thing, Ms. Ghanem confessed, made her feel adrift — living as a tenant under someone else's roof.
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"Adrift" is based on events that took place in 1983, later chronicled in a book by Tami Oldham.
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The geopolitical game is adrift whereas the rules governing this new (or transition) era are anything but clear.
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She trailed Zagitova by 1.7 points after the short program and finished the competition a distant 5.38 adrift.
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But on Friday, Djokovic appeared listless and tactically adrift in the second set before play was called off.
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Now, mortally wounded and adrift, Trump is lashing out like a cornered animal, attacking friend and foe alike.
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Obama's inspiring Presidency appeared to float high above a landscape where bands of citizens were adrift and quarrelling.
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Her 2000-year-old eyes are warm, lively and occasionally set adrift by the dementia plundering her mind.
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You're not just adrift, you're not just a free agent and you can kill anybody and it's fine.
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Ireland's Shane Lowry and Graeme McDowell were a shot further adrift on even par with Sweden and Denmark.
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There are still dozens of cruise ships adrift at sea with no place to disembark amid the crisis.
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Ogier was two points clear of Tanak before Sardinia, with Hyundai's Thierry Neuville a further eight points adrift.
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The far-right Freedom Party pulled out its remaining ministers and cast adrift important parts of the government.
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Frances's affair with Nick, the husband of an older photographer whom the women befriend, sets their relationship adrift.
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Two adults and two children were on a disabled vessel adrift in 113-foot waves and extreme winds.
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ADRIFT Shailene Woodley plays Tami Oldham Ashcraft, who co-wrote the autobiographical book on which this is based.
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But she finds herself in such a tiny minority of poor students there that she feels culturally adrift.
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She saw some of her family's treasured possessions adrift in sewage water: her mother's wedding dress, baby pictures.
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" Adrift in London, Lucy finds herself "full of ideas but they didn't seem to be the right ones.
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I still mourn my missed chance to try Ms. Delcourt's snow egg, poached meringue adrift in crème anglaise.
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Most now identify Leicester City, eight points adrift in second, as Liverpool's only realistic rival in the league.
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The mental health care system is in dire need of reform and adrift with a lack of funding.
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Early March can leave cooks adrift in home and restaurant kitchens alike, unsure of themselves, desirous of inspiration.
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And as the Labour Party moves further to the left and the Conservatives rightward, centrists find themselves adrift.
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Like its psychologically adrift characters, this debut feature comes fancily packaged; what's inside, though, is mostly hot air.
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Vettel, who was furious with a decision that caused an immediate controversy, is 62 points adrift of Hamilton.
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Defending champion Bubba Watson finished 16 shots adrift after a one-over 71 that included two double-bogeys.
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Their absence compounds the failure caused by an absence of strategy, leaving these agencies adrift, driven mostly by inertia.
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She finished four seconds clear of Alice Nawowuna with Lilian Rengeruk taking the bronze a further 10 seconds adrift.
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The series protagonist — at face value — is Nolan Gallard (RJ Fetherstonhaugh), an adrift player whose father is in prison.
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For me, you can have a movie like Alice in Wonderland or you can have a movie like Adrift.
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Many Egyptians felt their country was adrift, led by an old man who was not up to the job.
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The 49th win of the reigning champion's career left him two adrift of Frenchman Alain Prost's mark of 51.
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Crews were forced to abandon ship and leave the vessels adrift in waters between Gulf Arab states and Iran.
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Finally, the Turks cut the Struma's anchor, towed the ship back into the Black Sea and set it adrift.
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This will surely come as unwelcome news to the Republican Party, which seems totally adrift from its own base.
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One of Colossal's themes is finding a sense of meaning when you feel adrift and lost in the world.
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Germany's Nico Walther sits in third, 0.35 seconds behind his compatriot and just 0.06 adrift of the South Koreans.
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The tanker had been adrift and ablaze after crashing into the freighter CF Crystal (IMO:9497050) on Jan. 6.
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Here are some of our favorite Oculus experiences so far: Like space itself, Adrift is both deadly and beautiful.
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Adrift creative director Adam Orth sees distinct perks in both the VR and non-VR version of the game.
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Having started two strokes adrift, world number one Dustin Johnson shot a 69 to lie four off the pace.
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Cristie Kerr, the 2007 champion, is three strokes adrift along with Australia's Minjee Lee and South Korean Amy Yang.
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After Germany reunified in 1990, it was not just state-supported artists from the GDR who found themselves adrift.
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In one series, she cast Christian saints, represented as headless figures, adrift on a sea of scattered geometric forms.
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In one sense Venus is adrift now, left to sift through unfiltered comments without support, wholly responsible for herself.
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She tossed the boxes off boat ramps, piers or rock ledges or set them gently adrift on the water.
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Her name calls to mind Daisy Buchanan, that epitome of a woman adrift in a sea of American excess.
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It was a painful migration: he was friendless and adrift in the culture, as well as marginalized by racism.
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Compatriot Beatrice Chepkoech claimed second in 9:00.70 with Jebet a trailing third almost three seconds adrift of Chepkoech.
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Yes, it was moored in Ohio and an unknown person set it adrift, causing up to $10,000 in damage.
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Tan, who wrote the screenplay for the original Shirkers and starred in it, was left adrift, angry and confused.
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Much more so than, say, Trump, adrift in a press briefing, talking about the "great buildings" of Lower Manhattan.
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True to its genre, "Adrift" dispenses both the terror of extreme conditions and the comfort of a competent response.
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Brittle, adrift, this Nancy is grieving her mother, sparring with her father and having casual sex with Ned Nickerson.
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We have many older industrial cities that have lost their anchor employers and are adrift in a globalized economy.
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That is one reason everyone feels a bit adrift and why there is much angst in the body politic.
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There were no signs of life onboard: It was a ghost ship on the lonely ocean, adrift and abandoned.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Maher and Salwa Gendy recall feeling adrift after arriving in the United States from Egypt.
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The iPhone maker has not officially acknowledged the existence of the project, which appeared to be adrift last year.
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According to the survey, Americans in 2019 feel adrift and powerless about living under the glare of digital surveillance.
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Some, with flares of color and receding grids adrift on airy gray grounds, are infectiously free-spirited and fanciful.
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He has had his misadventures: looking adrift and submissive in a loss at Wimbledon to Andy Murray last year.
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Many visitors take selfies, and the wan faces that stare back at them from their screens float adrift in nothing.
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They are five points ahead of third-placed Liverpool but 16 adrift of champions Manchester City with three games left.
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The defeat left Sunderland three points adrift at the foot of the table, still eight points from the safety zone.
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So if you're feeling adrift while watching The Handmaid's Tale, here's the vocabulary list you can keep coming back to.
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Now Connell is the outsider, poor and adrift, while Marianne is the striking centre of a glittering and affluent circle.
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Coast Guard helicopters lifted the crew to safety, but with no means to secure it the rig was left adrift.
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Based on a true story, Adrift, which hits theaters June 1, stars Shailene Woodley as the fiercely brave Tami Oldham.
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Seeing the headlines made me recall how adrift I had once been to have been a part of her tribe.
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At this rate, with its true-to-life integrity and Woodley's producing role, Adrift is looking game for Oscar season.
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Ruth has been somewhat adrift ever since her older sister, El, left at age 18 and never returned for her.
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Tapping into the 'makers' trend, early testers of Worlds Adrift have shaped the game itself via Bossa's Island Creator tool.
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Someone recently untied one of them, valued at $40 million, from an Ohio dock, setting it adrift on Lake Erie.
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He was just out of college, a bit adrift, when a sister introduced him to the group in West Hollywood.
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STX's "Adrift," starring Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin, anchored in $11.5 million when it expanded to 3,015 locations this weekend.
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He worked on an unnamed game with Adrift developer ThreeOneZero, for example, and a mysterious movie with director Simon McQuoid.
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Tirunesh Dibaba of Ethiopia finished Sunday's race 56 seconds adrift in second place, while Aselefech Mergia of Ethiopia was third.
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STX's "Adrift," starring Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin, anchored in $11.5 million when it expanded to 6.23,015 locations this weekend.
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It was a thrilling end with home team Movistar, led by Spaniard Alejandro Valverde, 4/100ths of a second adrift.
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But despite depicting an unlikely station catastrophe, Adrift does partially capture some of the of physics of being in microgravity.
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Worlds Adrift features pirates tasked with building an airship, recruiting crew and taking control of skies dotted with floating islands.
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But Sudeikis, a talented guy in need of the perfect crossover role he still hasn't found, is a bit adrift.
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While adrift, you can steer with small bursts of air from your hands, activated by buttons on the Touch controller.
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McAllister's Be adrift glimmery captures a vibrant pink and blue sunset bordered by palm trees, ideal to remember Miami by.
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When I've spoken to some independent developers here, including some larger independent developers, they feel a little adrift this year.
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By November 19, 1961, the pair were 10 miles away from the coastline, having been adrift for about two days.
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Adola finished 14 seconds adrift of the winner, with his Ethiopian compatriot Mosinet Geremew finishing third in 2:06:09.
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As far as Spirit Adrift, I kept it to myself because I didn't really know what was going to happen.
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After sending the satellites adrift the Falcon 9 rocket successfully landed on a landing pad out in the Atlantic ocean.
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With the West seemingly adrift with unrest and polarization, Japan steadily stays the course with Zen-like serenity and poise.
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They were adrift and out of fuel, low on fresh water, and surviving off what fish they managed to catch.
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He's experiencing the cold realization that he's adrift in life with no one to turn to or be honest with.
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The Briton was six seconds adrift of previous white jersey holder Alaphilippe of France at the start of the stage.
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Kasich has said that there are "many different entities" that can take care of the women who were cut adrift.
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Thomas is fifth, 1:12 off the pace with his nIeos team mate Egan Bernal a further four seconds adrift.
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Tan, who wrote the screenplay for the original (fictional) Shirkers and starred in it, was left adrift, angry and confused.
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Ms. Yun didn't set foot in Cambodia until 2007, when she dropped out of nursing school and found herself adrift.
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The scroll of paper inside was damp, but it included details of where and when the bottle was set adrift.
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Vince Benevento founded the Causeway Collaborative six years ago to focus on young men who were adrift earlier in life.
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When 8chan went offline last August due to hosting providers pulling support for the site, QAnon supporters were cut adrift.
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Deeply therapeutic, mindful running simply offers a return to the real world from which we so often find ourselves adrift.
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Richard Maxwell's new play, which Ben Brantley described as an "uncanny tale of nomads adrift," finishes its Soho Rep run.
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Instead they ended up in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand, rescued from boats that were adrift in the high seas.
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Patrick Reed and Joaquin Niemann, who teed off one stroke behind Schauffele, both backtracked with matching 74s, falling four adrift.
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Phoebe Lin, a college student adrift after the loss of her mother, first falls in love, and then falls further.
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But these are not the people the country needs in a White House this corrupt, this incompetent, and this adrift.
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That one and the adrift one, the surfer who got caught out to sea, those things really resonated with me.
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The plot centers on an actor (played by Bill Murray) who finds himself feeling adrift when shooting a commercial in Tokyo.
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There it will be turned into a U-shape, with its ends fastened in place using metal lines, and set adrift.
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Vettel's team mate Kimi Raikkonen was second fastest, 0.254 adrift of Rosberg in the afternoon, with Hamilton fourth in the morning.
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Beside acts like Spirit Adrift and Pallbearer, Khemmis drape themselves in the trappings of classic NWOBHM, doom, thrash, and hard rock.
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Even the 1990s, with their abundant talk of America's "unipolar moment," produced many commentaries warning that the country was strategically adrift.
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Fuiava, Appel and their two dogs were rescued by the USS Ashland months after their boat became adrift in the Pacific.
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One can imagine how adrift Margaret would have been, and being vulnerable and her sister being Queen, and possibly feeling marooned.
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So Sanders, who was already not particularly inclined to focus on foreign policy, is left without a staff and thus adrift.
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Unreal is already used for some of the best-known virtual reality games, including EVE: Valkyrie and space exploration game Adrift.
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Martin is a team mate of Dutchman Steven Kruijswijk, who is third overall and 12 seconds adrift of second-placed Thomas.
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They were looking over their shoulders before Christmas, bit now the Saints are just four points adrift of fifth-placed United.
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While Sony has won plaudits for technical innovations, its sales have declined and it is adrift of the top-10 vendors.
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Trump has ushered in a new era of American hegemony, one in which the hegemon is adrift, mercurial, and utterly irresponsible.
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The stark view from Brussels means Britain could initially be cut adrift without any preferential relationship with its biggest trade partner.
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" A helmsman cast adrift remarks that "a south wind / Hurled me and burled me," and the sea's surface is "molten marble.
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Over time these so-called endogenous retroviruses lose even the ability to replicate, becoming harmless fragments adrift in the human genome.
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For castaways adrift in space, the Red Dwarf crew does encounter a statistically improbable number of antagonists from week to week.
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That there was strength in allowing that sense of loss, of being adrift to open up a space for something new.
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He was also, though, slightly adrift: His girlfriend had just left him, and he wanted to get out of Portland, Ore.
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Both vessels suffered explosions, forcing crews to abandon ship and leave them adrift in waters between Gulf Arab states and Iran.
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Adrift and emotionally scarred, the rest of the family live it up for one bohemian season, until their luck runs out.
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Amaral said he first searched the water and shoreline, then turned back to the Conception, which was adrift and going aground.
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United's win here returned Mourinho's team to second place in the table, above Liverpool, but it remains far adrift of City.
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In one work, "The Land Beyond the Sea," Ireland is modeled in relief, adrift in the whiteness of the gallery wall.
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The most powerful shots are the close-ups of Anna on the train, adrift in Europe and lost in her thoughts.
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While adrift on the ocean, the headmaster loses control of the school yet again and crashes it into a fisherman's village.
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Their departures this summer have left DeStefano adrift inside Kelly's new power structure, according to two people close to the administration.
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First they carried out the plot to run a vehicle into crowds on Las Ramblas, but after that they seemed adrift.
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Penn has found himself increasingly adrift from the Democratic Party's progressive wing in the years since he worked for the Clintons.
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Muffat-Jeandet was 27th on the downhill leg, 2.5 seconds adrift of leader Vincent Kriechmayr of Austria while Trikhichev was 29th.
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Bossa Studios built the multiplayer game "Worlds Adrift" on Improbable&aposs software but killed the game after low traction in May.
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In the past decade, South Korea has returned 185 North Korean fishermen adrift in its waters who wanted to return home.
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More than 100 prominent GOP defense officials have pledged to oppose Trump, and they now find themselves adrift in the GOP.
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The election of Richard Nixon in 20203 and the subsequent breakup of the New Deal coalition set the Democratic Party adrift.
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Her character on the show is recognizably millennial: adrift in her romantic and professional life, awkward, self-conscious and, well, insecure.
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They fear that a Britain adrift from the EU will be in a weak negotiating position and obliged to make nasty compromises.
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The cast of Big Little Lies came out to support one of their own at the premiere of Adrift starring Shailene Woodley.
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Screenshot: KanopyLovers of classic films have been set adrift this month after the Filmstruck streaming service was unceremoniously murdered by corporate ghouls.
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DeChambeau is a stroke adrift, while four players — Joost Luiten, Rafael Cabrera-Bello, Thomas Bjorn and Richard Bland — are on seven under.
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Bottas, who joined Mercedes in January as replacement for now-retired world champion Nico Rosberg, is 23 adrift of his team mate.
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And so begins a grueling 41-day journey adrift on a sailboat with broken sails across more than 1,000 of open ocean.
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These include Bossa Studios (Worlds Adrift), Spilt Milk Studios (Lazarus), HelloVR (MetaWorld), Entrada Interactive (Rebel Horizons) and Soulbound Studios (Chronicles of Elyria).
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The Big Little Lies actor shared an Instagram Tuesday of some fierce fake scars for her upcoming film Adrift, as PopSugar notes.
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The book explores these feelings of isolation, of being adrift in a world that he feels disconnected from, and ultimately his sexuality.
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The tanker Sanchi (IMO:9356608) had been adrift and ablaze after crashing into the freighter CF Crystal (IMO:9497050) on Jan. 13.
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We were left adrift... There are some elderly people on the eighth floor but nothing happened, because the power cut was short.
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Gamby feels ashamed and adrift in the wake of his wife leaving him for Ray, a good-natured, kind, talented motocross driver.
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Longstanding alliances are adrift, international organizations are moribund, and Russia and China seek to fill the vacuum, advancing authoritarian alternatives to liberalism.
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United, league winners a record 20 times are only fifth in the Premier League, six points adrift of fourth-placed Manchester City.
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Hamilton is 17 points clear of Bottas at the top of the standings with a fading Vettel 55 adrift of the Briton.
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Toward the middle of the scale, space exploration game Adrift is $19, and Escher-esque racing game Radial G costs about $25.
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But others feel cut adrift because of their sexual orientation, or because their divorce bars them from receiving the sacrament of communion.
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The children are not in school and though Rana knows she is fortunate compared to other migrants she feels depressed and adrift.
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Yet the ideas in this overfull piece, many of which relate to water, never quite cohere, remaining adrift like boats at sea.
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Pittard deals elegantly, too, with the troubles besetting any modern writer who wishes to cast her characters completely adrift from the world.
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Lost at sea Two women who had been adrift in the Pacific for nearly half a year were rescued by the Navy.
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So it was that the two wrestlers, completely adrift, tried to find some footing in their match with each other this weekend.
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Burchett found the bottle while fishing with friends in southern Georgia, 40 miles from Fernandina Beach where Stephens set the bottle adrift.
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They remain fifth in the group, eight points adrift of the Koreans, who occupy the second of the two automatic qualifying berths.
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But even people who are still capable of reasonable, rational thought find themselves adrift today, not sure which facts are "real" facts.
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They find themselves adrift in a sea of rumors and misinformation about American and Mexican immigration law and their rights and options.
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Without a roster of go-to professionals, an inexperienced homeowner can feel adrift, wondering if that clogged tub will ever drain again.
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In 2013, an engine fire aboard the "Carnival Triumph" left 4,000 people adrift with no running water or power and scarce food.
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It has been a boat adrift and the only policy is to get the Cicig and the attorney general off its back.
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Later sequences began to sneak from his home to archival footage of the sea, as Agüero portrays himself as a dreamer adrift.
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Here are the stories of five of those people, unmoored from the homes they knew, adrift in a city they know well.
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The defeat leaves United fifth in the standings, six points adrift of Chelsea who currently occupy the fourth Champions League qualification spot.
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You play the role of a colonist left adrift by one of many greedy corporations that rule the outer reaches of space.
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Hamilton's closest rivals after Bottas are Leclerc and Red Bull's Max Verstappen, both 96 points adrift of the Briton in the championship.
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Game developer Bossa Studios built the multiplayer game "Worlds Adrift" on Improbable's software but killed the game after low traction in May.
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Vasco are fourth bottom of the table while Flamengo are four points adrift of leaders Internacional, who go to Chapecoense on Monday.
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She is the author of "Cut Adrift: Families in Insecure Times" and was the lead researcher for "Lean In" by Sheryl Sandberg.
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He said that he saw many ships during his time adrift and shouted in Indonesian and banged a can to attract attention.
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But the San Francisco office was adrift, and career prosecutors at the Justice Department in Washington recommended Mr. Mueller for the job.
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With Secretary of State Rex Tillerson increasingly isolated and the diplomatic corps demoralized, some believe the U.S. is adrift in the world.
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For nearly two weeks, the ship was adrift as Mr. Salvini spoke of forming a "naval blockade" to seal off the country.
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The tanker Sanchi (IMO:25) had been adrift and ablaze after crashing into the freighter CF Crystal (IMO:13) on Jan. 21.
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"My illustration of it shows a gaunt woman with a man in a boat that is swaying, adrift but stationary," Caprison writes.
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Sweet-swinging South African Oosthuizen picked up two early birdies after starting the day four shots adrift of Woodland at Pebble Beach.
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The team then set the replicas adrift, measuring how fast they traveled and noting how much the wind influences their rate of speed.
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Jansrud, last season's globe winner who won the first Super G of the season at Lake Louise last week, finished 0.23 seconds adrift.
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Zelda has a heart-to-heart with Luddy (which is what we're now calling Scott's best man, Ludlow) and admits to feeling adrift.
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That crack threatens to cleave off the part of the ice where the facility sits and send the station adrift on an iceberg.
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Four people from Papua New Guinea spent a month in a boat adrift in the Pacific Ocean and lived off rainwater and coconuts.
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BEFORE dawn the Dignity 1 has completed her first rescue, scooping 114 migrants without lifejackets from a rubber dinghy adrift in the Mediterranean.
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A woman was rescued from the Mediterranean Sea on Thursday after spending roughly 20 hours adrift on a floating air mattress, authorities said.
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While the race lifted Ricciardo level with Hulkenberg, he leaves China 33 points behind Verstappen in the standings and seven adrift of Gasly.
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He finished 10 shots adrift of winner Dustin Johnson, but the Thai said closing with three straight birdies was a real confidence booster.
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In the general classification, he now leads Primoz Roglic by seven seconds with home favorite Vincenzo Nibali third, one minute 47 seconds adrift.
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A single mother in New York, somewhat adrift, she decided to attend Union Theological Seminary, where she got a Masters in social ethics.
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And so we swim adrift in these images, in a river of history out of order and context, but oh so beautifully beguiling.
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Twombly's signature line, nervous and diagonally adrift, makes a tentative appearance, faintly penciled, suggesting a sloping hill in six drawings near the entrance.
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Other Rift launch (or near-launch) titles include horror game Edge of Nowhere, hack-n-slash RPG Chronos, and space survival game Adrift.
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It's also one of several space-themed virtual reality experiences, including the intense zero gravity simulator Adrift and the NASA-backed Mars 2030.
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Ambrose, a star in waiting, is once again adrift, his storylines wrapping up with him as the loser and nothing obvious in sight.
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I'm grateful for the privilege of having more time, but I'm also known to feel adrift without a deadline (just ask my editor).
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Many, with jobs at some of China's hottest and most demanding companies, feel burned-out and spiritually adrift, and are looking for change.
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Of the ship's 1195 crew members, only 316 survived the sinking and the subsequent time adrift at sea in the middle of nowhere.
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Davis Love III, at 53 seeking to become the oldest winner in tour history, finished eight shots adrift in a tie for 10th.
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Reading are a point adrift in fourth while Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday sit fifth and sixth with 69 and 66 points respectively.
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Two women and their dogs rescued after five months adrift at sea No word yet on the movie rights to their amazing story.
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If this is not a turning point, blame the man who kept Mr Lewandowski close for months and has now cast him adrift.
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If American Teen reveals anything about the current generation's mores, it's that adrift adolescent confusion is forever available to be limned in song.
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All of a sudden, in the midst of a tough workout, Kirk found himself caught adrift in the existential miasma of it all.
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Nearby, a herd of elephants treads noiselessly, trunks and ears flailing, like a pod of land-whales adrift above a dry, ancient seabed.
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When the bottle was set adrift, Grover Cleveland was the president of the United States and the Industrial Revolution was in full swing.
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They look adrift in the produce aisle, or you pass their open apartment door and you can't see the floor for the clutter.
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His narratives often feel like stories of mortals adrift against a pantheon of gods who are, if not capricious, deeply flawed and untrustworthy.
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Children who consider themselves necessary to the family are less likely to feel adrift in a world where everyone wants to feel needed.
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In recent months, the often rapid intervention of the Libyan Coast Guard when migrant boats ran adrift has complicated the scenario at sea.
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United lost at Watford, then adrift at the bottom of the Premier League, not long after, but by then the storm had passed.
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A first-time visitor adrift in a writhing sea of modelesque faces and substantial penises, Théo is a perfect surrogate for unsuspecting audiences.
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Suddenly, a candidate who'd been getting buzz as the last, best hope for moderates to stop Bernie Sanders looked like a candidate adrift.
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He, too, had started with film: Alain Robbe-Grillet's "L'Immortelle" from 1963, about the culture clash of a foreign man adrift in Istanbul.
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Models came down a runway adrift in inky black water, surrounded by growling dogs and dancers who slinked and sighed in the shadows.
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Friends said Mr. Kraft was set adrift after the death from cancer of Myra Kraft, his wife of nearly five decades, in 2011.
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"Aldi said he had been scared and often cried while adrift," Fajar Firdaus, a diplomat at the embassy in Japan, told the Jakarta Post.
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But it does reinforce researchers' suspicions that 18- to 25-year-olds are more politically adrift, seeking a movement or party to grab onto.
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Colombian climber Estaban Chaves is a further two seconds adrift with two stages remaining in the first event on the 2017 UCI WorldTour calendar.
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In May 2018, the actress made her red carpet debut with her most recent boyfriend Ben Volavola at the premiere of her film Adrift.
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More than 1,000 migrants from Myanmar and Bangladesh landed in Aceh last year after spending days on overcrowded boats, adrift in the Andaman Sea.
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Nine Cuban migrants adrift in a makeshift boat have been rescued off Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, the Mexican navy said in a statement on Thursday.
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But overall, Adrift is a compelling addition to the cannon of survival movies, a genre that, until recently, has been overwhelmingly dominated by men.
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However, Bossa have kindly invited me to their next game jam and to spend some time up close with Worlds Adrift and its makers.
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Donald Trump painted a foreboding picture Thursday of an America adrift as he accepted the Republican presidential nomination with a sober speech in Cleveland.
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I agree that in many cases we're talking about existentially adrift people, people pining for something grand or noble or meaningful in their lives.
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Polling commissioned by the Labour Party and released ahead of her campaign launch put the party three points adrift of the incumbent National Party.
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The tanker has been adrift and on fire for more than a week following a collision with another vessel in the East China Sea.
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For those invested in such inquiry, I suggest post-it markers placed at the pages where they feel the author's inclusiveness led him adrift.
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That's kind of what I see with some of these team traditions, they're leaving the athletes adrift to figure it out, and they're adolescents.
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The vessel had originally reported that it lost power on all four engines and was adrift in the storm, the Norwegian rescue service said.
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By lap eight, when Vettel finally cleared him with the use of DRS, the German was more than four seconds adrift of the Bulls.
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Kay, the game's young protagonist has been turned into a monster by the overwhelming loneliness she feels, cast adrift from those she needs most.
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Defending champion Adam Scott of Australia and last year's runner-up Sergio Garcia of Spain were another two strokes adrift after opening with 68s.
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Betsy DeVos luxury yacht was set adrift from its port over the weekend potentially causing the secretary of education thousands of dollars in damages.
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England's Andy Sullivan, who has completed 36 holes, was the overnight leader on 10 under, with DeChambeau a stroke adrift after playing 27 holes.
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Any of these schemes would be disastrous—either because they would jeopardise the central bank's independence, or because they would cast monetary policy adrift.
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Spirit Adrift released its debut album, Chained to Oblivion, in 2016 and returned earlier this year in a split with Denver doom rockers Khemmis.
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Her total of 60.131 was just 413 of a point adrift of Raisman, who along with Biles made it to the all around final.
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The Northern Irishman failed to birdie until the 14th hole in his round of 71 and finished equal fourth, five shots adrift of Koepka.
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Sky's shares were trading at 9.29 pounds at 1505 GMT, up 1.7 percent but still well adrift of the 10.75 pounds-a-share offer.
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It needs to include protection, education, health care, access to jobs, and a thread of hope for those whom the world has cast adrift.
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His team mate Valtteri Bottas was second quickest, 0.332 seconds adrift but drops five places down the grid due to an unscheduled gearbox change.
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In others words, legislation currently adrift on Capitol Hill has no major electoral opponent—and yet Congress still can't get it passed into law.
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A similar moral seems to be at the core of Chained To Oblivion, the debut full-length by Arizona doom metal outfit Spirit Adrift.
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The bearded Finn is 31 points adrift of five times world champion Hamilton after nine of 21 races, eight of them won by Mercedes.
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Will my daughter grow to feel like an alien in a family full of foreigners, adrift in the world with no place like home?
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As Facebook, Google, YouTube, Twitter and other ad-driven tech platforms weather scandal after scandal, the people who run major brands feel increasingly adrift.
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Trump is so adrift on actual policy details, so sloppy in his thinking, and so unwilling to admit mistakes that he cannot do that.
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The Mare Jonio, operated by Italian charity Mediterranea Saving Humans, picked up around 100 migrants adrift off Libya in a rubber dinghy on Wednesday.
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Ogier led the championship standings going in to Sardinia, two points clear of Toyota's Estonian Ott Tanak with Neuville a further eight points adrift.
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The engine of one boat failed, leaving it adrift, while the other began deflating around midday, Doctors Without Borders said based on survivors' accounts.
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"Adrift," STX's drama starring Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin as seafarers fighting to survive a deadly hurricane, made $11.5 million in its first weekend.
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"The worst skeptics of Buhari's government never imagined this level of rudderless, adrift disaster we have in our hands today," said Twitter user @obinna_nlebedum.
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Geidt had been addicted to drugs in college, recovering to find her career adrift before she was hired by Graves as a marketing intern.
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It isn't hard to look around the Valley these days and be dismayed at just how adrift a huge part of the industry is.
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His wife, Salwa, recalls feeling adrift herself after leaving her family and friends behind in Cairo to settle with him in Queens in 2250.
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United are fifth in the Premier League, 30 points adrift of Liverpool after a 2-0 defeat by the leaders at Anfield on Sunday.
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In a procedure that had become known to seafarers as "the custom of the sea," sailors cast adrift on the open ocean drew straws.
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It's when Trump is out in the wild, in nature, on Twitter, that he runs adrift and the unifying appeal of nationalism is lost.
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Instead, it is a country seemingly adrift, with a leader whose own house is in serious disarray and whose principles are hard to identify.
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Some 70,000 American patriots across the globe, dedicated to the American idea as a force for good in the world, have been cast adrift.
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The American finished two strokes adrift in third place, a two-shot penalty he received during the third round coming back to haunt him.
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Some citizens already considered the project a humanitarian triumph; others believed the Syrians would end up isolated and adrift, stuck on welfare or worse.
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The movies available on the streaming service include a documentary about the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and another called A Nation Adrift.
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Coppola's veteran male protagonists, Bill Murray in "Lost in Translation" and Stephen Dorff in "Somewhere," are sympathetically portrayed celebrities adrift in their own stardom.
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The men, who said they were North Koreans, appear to be fishermen whose wooden boat, found nearby, had trouble and went adrift, Ito said.
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However, the 2017 U.S. Masters champion is seven shots adrift of Rai alongside Park and Jason Scrivener from Australia on nine-under for the tournament.
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"Adrift In You," from Bannon's 2012 split with Revelator, is the perfect example, from the track's title through to its muffled explosions and washed vocals.
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After being injured by a roadside bomb in Iraq and leaving the Army in July 2006 after 17 years, he came home and was adrift.
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So far some of the most immediate applications for SpatialOS have been in gaming — for example the multiplayer game Worlds Adrift was built on it.
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If season three has a secondary protagonist to Maura, it's likely her son, Josh (Jay Duplass), who's as adrift and alone as he's ever been.
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On September 25, Nathan Carman was found adrift in the life raft by a Chinese freighter about 100 nautical miles south of Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
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He glares into the void, chanting — "I can feel it coming in the air tonight, oh Lord" — sounding both adrift and methodical, and nearly possessed.
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A CBS News poll at the weekend put Trump 5 points adrift in the biggest swing state, Florida, and 9 points down in New Hampshire.
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Thomas saved his second place in the general classification with a late acceleration to finish 1:22 behind Yates and 51 seconds adrift of Bernal.
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Buried in the rhythms of its probabilistic composition, all of a sudden you can find yourself adrift in your own thoughts, just as Eno intended.
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A small-time boat-builder who loved his son and wife, Rehmat's (Sumit Kaul) disappearance leaves his wife Ishrat (Rasika Dugal) in shock and adrift.
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For a Democratic Party adrift after last year's electoral wipeout, focusing on the Russia story risks ignoring hard questions about the need for internal reform.
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The last time we saw Tony Stark, he was adrift in space in the Avengers: Endgame trailer, and it didn't look like survival was likely.
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Images of plastic adrift in the ocean, causing the suffering and death of marine animals, have led to a global campaign to reduce its use.
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He has said he feels adrift, fearing that Mr. Trump is headed for disaster, and told one longtime associate that he was having sleepless nights.
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Synopsis: In "How Do You Know," Reese Witherspoon stars as Lisa Jorgenson, a former softball player who feels adrift after she's cut from her team.
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Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel, a hefty 50 points behind Hamilton with five races remaining, was nearly a second adrift of his fellow four-time champion.
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About a month later, the vessel was found adrift in the Atlantic, less than two weeks after the last dated entry in the boat's log.
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Ms. Sturgeon cannot afford to lose a second referendum, and although Scots feel adrift from a Conservative-ruled Britain, the economic situation has deteriorated badly.
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To feel the full range of pride, relief and joy upon successfully exiting a maze, it helps to first allow yourself time to be adrift.
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Books ____ Floating villages spread across the surface of the Mekong River's waterways, playing host to ethnic Vietnamese whose status in Cambodian society is perpetually adrift.
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This dynamic — the white boy adrift in the urban and predominantly black school, the fraught cross-racial friendship that blooms there — isn't new to fiction.
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He also came to be identified with a nation economically adrift and unable to achieve the economic equality promised at the end of white rule.
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They could find themselves adrift with school and their normal social outlets gone, and they likely know where the guns in their houses are kept.
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Two other tables are adrift in this cramped tableau, one of which was used for his morning coffee tray, usually served with milk and croissants.
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Two months into a yearlong expedition to study the Arctic's changing climate, an international research team is now adrift 20193 miles from the North Pole.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's financial services industry, the country's biggest tax earner, risks being cut adrift from its main export market - the European Union - after Brexit.
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There were 10 people on board at the time it was adrift, and the US Coast Guard had to airdrop the crew supplies and food.
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These are the stories of lives broken by a birthday party late one night in Lagos and by a culture that cast the men adrift.
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And, as the ground continues to shift under their feet, authors and loyal readers are finding themselves adrift in a sea of uncertainty and mistrust.
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Shows don't run forever, and musical theater actors are regularly adrift — between roles, we say — seeking ways to continue to work and spread the faith.
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Kevin is adrift and a bit pathetic, attracted to "the world" but tortured by his own vices; he also desperately desires to have a girlfriend.
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That may have been true of the businessmen who make up the G.O.P. donor class, but regular voters felt adrift and uprooted, untethered and exposed.
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Still, it was enough for a comfortable victory over Bahrain's defending world champion Rose Chelimo, who settled for silver crossing more than a minute adrift.
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They're each about a lonely young man, a fan of Billie Holiday and Langston Hughes and F. Scott Fitzgerald, adrift in the big melancholy city.
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His professional arc has frequently been an exercise in starting over: Adrift in New York City years after graduating college, he returned to El Paso.
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She was sometimes a divisive figure, and though she had spent her life on the island, in some ways she felt adrift from her country.
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They fear that the lack of a strong musical hand could leave the house adrift as opera struggles for relevance and the Met's finances remain precarious.
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Chen finished with a total of 342.22 points, ahead of 18-year-old former world junior champion Vincent Zhou, who was 58.21 points adrift in second.
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The German NGO Mission Lifeline says it has 234 migrants aboard its vessel and is adrift in international waters waiting for a safe port to dock.
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"[I] don't know where it leads us, but I think the world is now adrift," Jones added, speaking on a panel moderated by CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Related: The 'Heart of Jihadism' in Europe Is More Complicated Than You Think Some news reports have painted him as adrift, unsettled, and searching for identity.
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Triple world champion Hamilton, 43 points adrift after four races, was 0.126 slower with the timings showing he was slightly slower than Rosberg in sector three.
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As an early proponent of feminism, the artist takes a close look at prescribed roles for women and ultimately finds herself adrift and without a place.
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The result is a film with some interesting ideas left adrift, like dancers on a stage that's far too large for them to move across efficiently.
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In his latest play, he turn his attention to a less beloved offspring, a Bronx youth who finds himself adrift at a New England prep school.
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Though rudderless and more-than-usually ideologically adrift after their failures in 22016, Democrats have found in resisting Mr Trump a compelling reason to hang together.
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I've never imagined myself adrift in a rubber dingy in open ocean gripped by the frantic need to attract the attention of a passing rescue helicopter.
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Reigning world champion Ramil Guliyev of Turkey was more than three-tenths of a second adrift in 2110 and Canadian Aaron Brown finished third in 20.13.
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Aru, who won the Vuelta in 2015, came third, also two seconds behind Bardet while Froome cracked and ended up 22 seconds adrift of the Frenchman.
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AOL said it was interested in Netscape's web portal, not the fading Navigator browser, and a ZDNet report suggested that Netscape's former employees felt painfully adrift.
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The Italian is fourth overall and 42 points adrift of Honda's Marc Marquez and Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso, who are tied at the top of the championship.
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Charlotte Kalla of Sweden took silver, more than 20 seconds adrift, while Marit Bjoergen of Norway and Finn Krista Parmakoski dead-heated for the bronze medal.
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Pensioners are cast adrift like Captain Bligh in Mutiny on the Bounty or like the cast of Lost, marooned with smoke monsters and an impenetrable script.
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When the internet created the Slender Man, it did not realize it had made manifest the fears of a whole generation adrift in the digital age.
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A New Zealand aircraft spotted a dinghy on Sunday with eight people, including a 14-year-old girl, who had been adrift for days without water.
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J. Cale - CherryCSNY - Dark StarPM Dawn - Set Adrift on Memory BlissMary J. Blige - Be HappyMGUN - Inside MeSolitary Dancer - Heroine DubLumidee - Uh OhSyclops - 5 LeftSleazy - Sex JamMr.
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In 2001 the Australian government denied entry to its waters to a Norwegian ship, the MV Tampa, that had rescued 433 refugees adrift in the Pacific.
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The average voter hasn't a clue how public debt is financed and the television journalists who ask pointed questions on the debate stage seem similarly adrift.
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But Gap (GPS) has been adrift for years, punctuated Tuesday by a 7% sales drop during its latest quarter compared to the same time last year.
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The story becomes sunk in heavy-handed symbolism when a storm sets the boat adrift and sets off a night of soul-searching for the characters.
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That not a single prominent Republican has done so is more proof that the party of Trump is not just morally unmoored, but also philosophically adrift.
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As the writer Naresh Fernandes describes in his book, "City Adrift: A Short Biography of Bombay," some suburban areas are acquiring the feel of religious ghettos.
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I've no option but to take my shoes off, and by the time I stand up again, the squad is fractured, somewhere adrift in the current.
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Mike Pompeo, the U.S. secretary of state, blamed Iran for the attacks which left two tankers adrift even as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited Tehran.
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Adrift after graduation, she makes the further mistake of taking a job she doesn't like in a part of the country where she knows no one.
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It fans out to become a family saga that encompasses the Vietnam War and generations of American men adrift in Iowa, New York and New Mexico.
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But in scenes where she's, say, yelling at her ex-husband, both the character and Ryder feel adrift, counting on raw emotion to carry the day.
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Both vessels were adrift in the Gulf of Oman on Friday, after their crews abandoned ship following the attacks that caused a spike in oil prices.
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But if there is a 22-year-old out there reading this and feeling adrift, I have this to say to you: Been there, done that.
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Elizabeth Olsen stars as a woman totally adrift three months after her young husband's sudden death in this new drama about grief, but really about change.
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The movie, "Ticket to Heaven," describes how a young man, adrift and vulnerable, falls prey to a sect closely resembling the Unification Church of the Rev.
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Quintana is now three minutes 31 seconds adrift of the Slovenian and 41 seconds behind Valverde with effectively only two stages left to make a difference.
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There are traces of early Wim Wenders in this story of immigrants adrift in a world not their own, trying to make the best of things.
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The Yankees face the prospect of having to defeat the Red Sox ace left-hander Chris Sale on Saturday night to keep from falling further adrift.
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I wondered how many baby siblings of these TikTok fanatics were at home, sitting in front of iPads, adrift in an endless stream of YouTube videos.
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I, on the other hand, want to see her in 10 dresses, 12, 20, until she's adrift in a snow bank of discarded lace and organza.
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The app has provided a safe harbor for extremists who found themselves exiled from mainstream social media and adrift when 8chan was taken offline in June.
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It was a day to forget for world number five Justin Rose after he recorded seven bogeys in a round of 78, slipping 13 shots adrift.
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He was up by 1 point over Clinton in an IBB/TIPP tracking poll released Sunday and just 1 point adrift in a McClatchy/Marist poll.
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Retirement from the race appeared imminent, but with the state-of-the-art yacht adrift, the crew was able to make enough temporary repairs to continue.
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Japan earned its reputation as an economy adrift in the 220s, when a popped financial bubble was followed by slow growth, deflation and low interest rates.
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Australian Nick Flanagan soared into contention with a course record 63 to stand a stroke adrift of Ormsby, in a group of four tied for third.
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The first focuses on Tyler, a determined but volatile high-school wrestling prospect, and the second on Emily, his soft-spoken and emotionally adrift younger sister.
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He's layered textured surfaces underneath the bars so as to create a kind of pictorial field on which the bars now float unmoored — though not adrift.
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Alaphilippe (Quick Step Floors) ended up fourth on the day, 29 seconds behind Yates and 12 adrift of Henao, who also bagged six seconds in time bonuses.
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The Coast Guard said the crew that boarded Guo's 97-foot (30-meter) vessel, the Quindao China, left it adrift and Guo's racing team would recover it.
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The character, adrift and searching for meaning, meets an 11-year-old girl, Tommie (Oona Laurence), in a parking lot when she asks him for a cigarette.
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American Dave Hill caused a stir when he finished a distant seven strokes adrift of Jacklin in second place, saying the course should be turned into farmland.
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Those who aren't as engaged in politics have less attachment to the parties and are more adrift from the so-called "ideological coherence" of the two parties.
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Making no headway, the commanding officer ordered the tow-lines to be cut; the more than 150 men and one woman on the raft were set adrift.
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The vessel was later able to restart one engine, and was at anchor about 2 km from land and no longer adrift, the rescue service told Reuters.
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He was clearly suffering when he fell minutes behind on the first ascent and was seven minutes adrift of the leaders when he could no longer continue.
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Within minutes, the boat capsized, but Verwoest was able to activate his emergency locator beacon, or EPIRB, only the next morning, after 12 hours of staying adrift.
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This record marks a new era for the band itself, too: since its conception as a solo effort, Spirit Adrift has now grown into a full band.
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Right now, even if there are channels to report this kind of thing, victims are often left adrift or in a worse position than before they reported.
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A baton twirler who had always wanted to twirl fire and who had recently moved to New York City from Pennsylvania, she was broke and felt adrift.
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Four-times world champion Sebastian Vettel was third quickest for Ferrari, just over two-tenths of a second adrift of Hamilton, with Toro Rosso's Carlos Sainz fourth.
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It's a real widening gyre of a movie, set adrift by the vicissitudes of both theological and cinematic history, with no human center to hold it down.
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Her very biological essence becomes a product, her DNA becomes another resource to be mined, cast adrift in the ebbs and flows of the global market economy.
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But these societal shifts coincide with a rise in the percentage of people who report feeling adrift, lacking a sense of community or an offline support system.
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What happens next is pretty much what you would expect from peewee nihilists ("Heathers") adrift in a bourgeois hellscape of quiet dinners and symmetrical visuals ("American Beauty").
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And yet as adrift as it may be in this gender-neutral zeitgeist, Playboy may be better poised for brand longevity than competitors like Esquire or Maxim.
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World number two Rory McIlroy bogeyed three holes to finish four strokes adrift of the leaders and Sergio Garcia was tied for 12th, three shots behind them.
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Estonian Tanak, a minute and 37 seconds off Lappi's time, leads Neuville by 33 points after 10 of 14 rounds with Ogier third overall and 40 adrift.
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Roundabout Underground, a new venue for young writers, had chosen Mr. Gwon's "Ordinary Days," a four-character chamber piece about adrift New Yorkers, as its first musical.
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As President Trump reportedly weighs replacing Wilbur Ross as commerce secretary, the department is adrift at a crucial time, Daniel Lippman of Politico reports, citing unnamed sources.
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The Founding Fathers were not sturdy believers in the democratic ethos but élites adrift without a clear-cut hierarchy, who propped themselves up by disparaging the poor.
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In other experiments, the Japanese botanical artist has frozen flowers in ice blocks, lit them on fire and set them adrift in the middle of the sea.
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Like some characters from Greenberg's previous works, the members of the wedding party here belong to a privileged, insular world, yet feel adrift amid changing cultural tides.
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Two oil tankers were attacked on Thursday and left adrift in the Gulf of Oman, stoking fears of a new confrontation between Iran and the United States.
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Adrift in a nondescript health insurance claims adjuster job for which I was sadly on track to be hired full time, I was looking for an out.
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Reports that the agency was adrift and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's influence marginal have swirled amidst a lack of press outreach and public communication from top officials.
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Malta meanwhile has refused port to German aid group Mission Lifeline, which says it is carrying 234 migrants aboard its vessel and is currently adrift in international waters.
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Following her adrift experience, Tami wrote a memoir tited, "Red Sky in Mourning," and eagerly waited for a film adaption of her book for more than 30 years.
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After nine laps Hamilton was back up to seventh place, but 26.3 seconds adrift of Vettel, before two safety car periods threw everything back up in the air.
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Of course, that means getting close to the adrift colony, which Larry Gilbert, a professor of integrated biology at the University of Texas at Austin, strongly advises against.
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Adrift is based on a true story of Oldham (played by Woodley) and her fiancé Robert (played by Sam Claflin) as they sail from Tahiti to San Diego.
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That put him a whopping 0.525 seconds clear of second-placed Max Verstappen, with his Red Bull team mate Daniel Ricciardo a further 0.059 seconds adrift in third.
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Feeling adrift from his ancestry, Mr Le Bas takes to the road to rediscover some of Britain's "stopping places", old traveller campsites, and reconnect with the traditional ways.
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Two oil tankers were attacked, leaving one ablaze and both adrift, shipping firms said, driving oil prices as much as 4% higher over worries about Middle East supplies.
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Alonso's hopes had appeared to dim as the race entered the early hours, with his car two minutes adrift of the sister Toyota after a stop-go penalty.
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The third demo, a seated game called Adrift, is a recipe for nausea — but it's also the closest you can get to being in zero gravity on Earth.
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Woodley is currently there filming Adrift, the true story of a woman who sails into the eye of a hurricane to save her love, played by Sam Claflin.
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Those concerns outweigh Flynn's Fourth Amendment privacy rights and are symptomatic of the general state of foreign policy making at the White House, which appears to be adrift.
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Using the drone, they can find vessels carrying refugees and migrants adrift at sea with an infrared-enabled camera, send back coordinates, and help the organization rescue them.
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The purpose is to intimidate and unsettle, to unmoor their listeners from anything familiar or reassuring and set them adrift into a pulsating void of occult mechanical energy.
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He is third overall but 63 adrift of Hamilton and 22 behind Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas, who crashed out six laps from the end while pushing for the podium.
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But it would require nothing less than a revolution in economic policymaking, one that puts workers at the center of the story, rather than adrift on the edges.
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Like colonists of previous centuries, one or multiple rats arrived by way of the sea, scientists believe, clinging to floating foliage set adrift from the islands of Indonesia.
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Arriving in Paris to meet Subicz, Schwab is professionally, aesthetically, philosophically, and sexually adrift, and he confesses as much, between room-temperature gin and tonics, cigarettes, and pills.
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The Veteran may move along the continuum to gain resources at VA, but the family is cast somewhat adrift, even if their issues are related to their service.
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It helped me find some kind of place for myself in the world, whereas I'm used to feeling quite adrift and a bit of an alien amongst people.
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That distinction probably belongs to the small-market Brewers, adrift for much of the last decade, and now smack-dab in the middle of a smartly-designed rebuild.
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When I graduated Columbine High School in 1999 adrift in the chaos that was the aftermath of the shooting there, the school principal, Frank DeAngelis, addressed his students.
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Many of these orders, the American Legion, for example, formed in the wake of a catastrophe, like World War I. People set adrift, needing a place to go.
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Yet, the often puritanical nature of business means that while some innovations are widely received and lushly funded, other startups remain adrift, struggling to advertise and secure funding.
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World number one Brooks Koepka stumbled home with a two-over 72, recording four birdies, four bogeys and a double that left him 15 strokes adrift of Reavie.
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Playing Kate Keller, a housewife adrift in a family dogged by deceit, the double Oscar winner combines fear with restlessness and tenderness alongside an overwhelming sense of denial.
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As center-left parties embraced the middle-class liberal consensus, a coalition of working-class voters and social conservatives were cut adrift and defected to the populist right.
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Even while the deranged person is cast adrift from aspects of reality, he or she can see things others don't; and is often obsessed by those alternative realities.
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You can watch Shailene Woodley frantically fight a storm in "Adrift," in theaters now — or stay home and watch Mark Wahlberg and George Clooney enact a similar scenario.
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Sarah, the daughter of a wealthy family who works at a charity, is planning her wedding, while Lauren, single and adrift, bristles at her maid-of-honor expectations.
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Review: Why 'Hero' Is an Outstanding Country Music Debut Review: 'Big Baby D.R.A.M.' Finds a Rapper-Singer in Whimsy Mode Review: Rihanna, Blissfully Adrift, Juggles Styles on 'Anti'
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Thursday unveiled his long-promised strategy for Afghanistan, saying "America is adrift" in the war-torn nation as the Trump administration spins its wheels.
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The attackers set fire to the boats, killed one man, and cut the throat of one of his uncles, who survived, even after being left adrift to die.
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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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In 2015, three of the five North Korean sailors aboard a ship defected to South Korea after their vessel was found adrift and sinking in South Korean waters.
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"Aldi said he had been scared and often cried while adrift," said Fajar Firdaus, a diplomat at the Indonesian consulate in Osaka, according to the Jakarta Post report.
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From the opening shot of Ophelia adrift in a river, in mimicry of Millais's famous painting, the film seems to splash around in search of a suitable style.
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Feature With an isolated leader, a demoralized diplomatic corps and a president dismantling international relations one tweet at a time, American foreign policy is adrift in the world.
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The Times Magazine took a close look at the inner workings of the State Department and found it adrift and demoralized under Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state.
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Young or old, artists, farmers or entrepreneurs, they tend to be frustrated, adrift and confused, at once alienated from their society and unable to break free of it.
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That uncharacteristic silence prompted criticism and frustration from those who had grown accustomed to considering the pope as a moral compass in a world that had gone adrift.
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A UK-based art project founded by Cath Le Couteur and Nick Ryan, Adrift combines social media, videos and audio files to bring some personality to space junk.
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Yet Alexei Ratmansky's new Zurich Ballet production, which had its premiere on Saturday at the Zurich Opera House, shows just how far all other "Swan Lakes" have come adrift.
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Where to watch: STARZ The recently released Adrift is inspired by the true story of sailor Tami Oldham's 41 days of survival following a hurricane that left her shipwrecked.
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What's more, it seems like America is adrift, lacking the strong national purpose we had while fighting World War II or striving to put a man on the moon.
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I was taking a year abroad, a little adrift, and my parents were paying my school fees, hoping I would stay out of trouble long enough to get married.
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As the spouse of a teacher in Guangzhou, I am merely a native English speaker adrift in greater China, which opens you up to some unusual offers of employment.
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Turkey are fourth in the World Cup qualifying Group I standings with eight points from five matches, five points adrift of leaders Croatia and two behind second-placed Iceland.
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Woodley, 26, opened up about her rigorous diet for the film in which she plays Tami Oldham, who found herself adrift on a stricken boat alongside her injured fiancé.
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Middlesbrough are 19th in the Premier League, with a game in hand over Hull City who are two points above them but three adrift of 17th placed Crystal Palace.
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The Finn finished runner-up in Sunday's French Grand Prix, a distant 18 seconds behind his team mate, and is 36 points adrift in the standings after eight races.
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Locating migrants adrift is like finding a needle in a haystack, but on the night of July 16 the crew say they got lucky as they scanned radio frequencies.
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February 5, Grand Central Publishing This contemporary queer love story begins with an accelerated romance between two adrift young women, Willa and Hesper, both students in Columbia's MFA program.
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Based on the barnacles attached to the boat's hull, the captain of the Pondal, Don Manual Castineira Alfeirán, concluded that the Ocean Wave was adrift for around six months.
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MORENA candidate Delfina Gomez finished some 170,000 votes adrift of PRI contender Alfredo del Mazo in the state of some 16 million people, according to a preliminary official tally.
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Sebastian Vettel, championship leader Lewis Hamilton's main title rival, is 59 points adrift of the Mercedes driver after retiring from Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix with a broken spark plug.
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Former world number one Lee Westwood was five off the pace after an error-free 67 while 2010 U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell (67) was a further stroke adrift.
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Argentina had been a financial pariah for more than 14 years, cut adrift from international capital markets thanks to a long-running dispute with holders of its defaulted debt.
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Jason Kokrak is a further shot adrift in fourth place after shooting 64, while Korea's Whee Kim and Harold Varner III were tied for fifth on 10-under par.
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It was peak foliage, horned red leaves adrift on the duck pond, two-hand touch in the stadium's shadow, ripe-legged girls shivering in miniskirts under a harvest moon.
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There were 28 cases of boats adrift off Japan or grounded on its shores in November, the coast guard has said, compared with just four in November last year.
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Having vowed never to vote for the Republican nominee, these adrift voters now find themselves mining the hinterlands of third-party politics in search of an acceptable conservative alternative.
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I don't know about you girls, but until I heard that Keith Urban had written a song called "Female," in order to support women, I personally had felt adrift.
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Occasionally you are made to feel adrift in narrative Siberia, left to dream about condensation and editing, about the knife skills an oral historian should have in her kit.
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Austrian Ivona Dadic, third in the four-lap race, finished 50 points adrift and Cuba's Yorgelis Rodriguez, second in the 800, ended with bronze 113 points behind Johnson-Thompson.
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In short, our hero is adrift, cut loose from both his family and the wider economy; we overhear a report, on TV, about the high rate of youth unemployment.
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In their follow-up, "Aspiring Adults Adrift," published in 2014, what they reported was as distressing as the findings in their first book, but not much of a surprise.
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He said that the tugboat was seized by an unidentified group using small motorized boats, and that the hijackers had stripped the vessel of valuables before setting it adrift.
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As a heavily minimal record, with lots of space to breathe and not far adrift from the pop auteur Arthur Russell or downtempo club music, it's a unique listen.
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In fact, pockets of carbon dioxide-munching microbes adrift in the Venusian atmosphere may explain mysterious dark patches that have been observed in Venus' clouds for over a century.
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Who wouldn't be, if your brother plotted to usurp your dukedom and had you and your daughter sent adrift on a ship until you landed in a remote island?
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Last month, President Mauricio Macri of Argentina led his center-right coalition to a sweeping victory in legislative elections that left the once-formidable Peronist party divided and adrift.
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Undrafted out of Arizona, his rising star seemed stuck in orbit, kept adrift because of injuries and a case, successfully appealed, acusing him of using a performance-enhancing drug.
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It's 1980, just after the Iranian revolution, and a young man of 21987, born into a well-placed family in the Shah's Iran, finds himself adrift in Los Angeles.
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Nearly a week after they were first rescued from six crowded rubber dinghies adrift in the Mediterranean Sea, hundreds of migrants have found their journey is still not over.
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These include tales of volunteer doctors providing abortions where they are illegal, stowaways set adrift and left to die at sea, and ships dumping waste straight into the ocean.
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Atlético sits fourth in La Liga, cut adrift from Real and Barcelona in the title race, and behind even Getafe, an unheralded team from one of Madrid's satellite towns.
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Swede Henrik Stenson (70) sits alone in third place at five under, while Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy (71) and former champion Jordan Spieth (74) are a further shot adrift.
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Overnight Mr. Peres went from two decades spent as a coveted presence at fashion shows and parties in the world's capitals to a divorced dad adrift in the 'burbs.
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But she says that it is not her husband but her father — the broadcast journalist Quincy Howe, who died in 1977 — who is Ashton Sleeper, the old man adrift.
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In this tale, a painfully lonely foreign businessman, adrift in a frightening land called New York, finds comfort and possible freedom in the arms of a taxi-driving ifrit.
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Together we watched its Season 5 finale (spoiler alert): the ensemble is gathered on an island, and the protagonist and villain are adrift on a boat in the ocean.
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Rather, "Discovery" feels like it's adrift between the adventure-of-the-week format of its network-TV predecessors and the kind of complex serial favored by cable and streaming.
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The two ships were attacked and left adrift earlier on Thursday, raising fears of a possible confrontation between Iran and the United States, which has called the attacks unacceptable.
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Perhaps Trump could be a dealmaker if there were deals on offer, but his administration is so adrift on all the preliminary steps that his talents are being wasted.
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In their simplest form, plastics shred into smaller particles as sunlight makes them brittle and the waves break them up, leaving them adrift to be ingested by marine life.
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When speaking to Refinery29 about Adrift, Woodley shared her thoughts on the Time's Up movement and the importance of women having the opportunity to work together in a positive environment.
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Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel, three points adrift after Hamilton won the previous two races, seized pole position with a blistering late lap under the floodlights at the Marina Bay circuit.
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The new additions to the top 10 most pirated this week include the comedy Tag, the weird body-horror future of Upgrade, and the harrowing tale of two people Adrift.
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The slowdown left the economy further adrift of the government's 8.0 percent growth target, a rate needed to generate jobs for the millions of Indians joining the workforce each year.
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The spot yuan CNY=CFXS clung tightly to its previous close, as it has all week, while offshore it weakened slightly to 6.6076, 0.4 percent adrift from the onshore rate.
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This has seen 10,000 designs submitted, and Worlds Adrift is launching with 300 'floating islands,' nearly all of which have been created by the community rather than Bossa Studios staff.
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At scale, opened-ended, and with player versus player gameplay increasing exponentially as the Worlds Adrift launch ramps up, even its makers aren't sure how these dynamics will play out.
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The shot cuts to a bird's-eye view of Elizabeth as she hesitates, spinning around: a small girl in a bright blue dress adrift in a sea of top hats.
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Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern and Zoë Kravitz enjoyed a night out on the town on Saturday, when they went to the movies to support costar Shailene Woodley's new film, Adrift.
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The half-dressed "Tom" looks both relaxed and concerned as he lies in bed, while the naked "Jamie" is captured half-way between smirking and sleep adrift in blue sheets.
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He recruited Mr Ndiaye in Senegal, instructing him to enter the water at precisely the spot where the raft was set adrift, then to swim to the point of exhaustion.
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Washington says he was once adrift in life, struggling with what he described as "an anger problem," but that he developed a sense of purpose when his daughter was born.
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JACOB MALTHOUSECo-founder & DirectorBig RoomVancouver, Canada The Norwegian option for Britain once it leaves the European Union would indeed do the least damage to the British economy ("Adrift", July 2nd).
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Spieth, the headline act of the Asian and Japan Golf Tour's season opening event, had begun Saturday five adrift of Song but felt the gap should have been closed further.
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I set the DB2 adrift, but thought that since it was floating upright, and there was no port or seam for any water to get in, that wasn't saying much.
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The whole tenor of the fall campaign will be shaped by the pain of towns that are in long-term decline — where people feel economically adrift and culturally left behind.
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Last month, vandals untied a $40 million yacht owned by DeVos&apos family, setting it adrift at a boat club in Huron, Ohio, resulting in thousands of dollars in damage.
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In Florine's 1923 portrait of her, she appears as a flapper goddess on a chaise adrift in a starry sky, next to a combined Mosaic burning bush and Christmas tree.
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"In a world that seems increasingly adrift, the turmoil yet to face humanity may be far greater than any challenge we have yet experienced," Mr. al-Hussein said on Wednesday.
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Over the course of the January call, which lasted more than 13 minutes, the tipster warned the F.B.I. that Mr. Cruz had been adrift since his mother's death in November.
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But these institutions, particularly the state hospitals, soon became repositories for society's unwanted and adrift, alcoholics, the indigent and vagrant, mixed in with those experiencing psychosis and severe mood problems.
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Who they are and where they'll end up is a mystery; we never see the man, and the woman has set her thoughts adrift as memories swirl, unspoken, between them.
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It was this outsider mentality, cut adrift from the ties that bound their parents, that made drug dealing a more acceptable way of getting out of a tight economic spot.
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Over 90 percent of those deaths occurred in the stretch of water between Libya and Italy, where migrants are sometimes smuggled into overcrowded boats and left adrift in the ocean.
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BERLIN — Austria's troubled coalition government descended deeper into chaos on Monday, with the far-right Freedom Party pulling out its remaining ministers and casting adrift important parts of the government.
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Largely set adrift from the needs of his own family, at least until Cole recruits him into the Alison Bailey rescue mission, Noah's story centers on a different family entirely.
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But it is adrift in a bland netherworld between Lorre's precision-tooled, laugh-a-minute network comedies and the quieter aesthetic of the alt-sitcom, lacking the strengths of either.
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Jude, decades later, deaf and adrift in a rowboat without oars, is visited by his silent father, another of Groff's bad men who have no words, let alone the last.
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On a crowded leaderboard, Taiwan's Pan Cheng-Tsung (69) and long-hitting American Tony Finau (67) are one shot behind, with eight others, including Olympic champion Justin Rose, two adrift.
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"I played well both days," the 44-year-old told reporters after his five-under aggregate of 139 left him two strokes adrift of clubhouse leader Thomas Pieters of Belgium.
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Such a landscape is the setting for this uncanny tale of nomads adrift, directed by Sarah Benson and featuring an exquisitely subliminal score by the country-rock eminence Steve Earle.
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The thunderclap of the Times piece laid bare an administration in disarray, a President dangerously off the rails and a nation adrift without the stable hand of an effective leader.
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Fenerbahce was in the midst of a barren spell — adrift of its rivals in Turkey's Big Three, Galatasaray and Besiktas — when Yildirim won his first election by a single vote.
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There will be a McDonald's in Moscow, but the sudden transition to capitalism will replace apparatchiks with oligarchs and leave ordinary Russians adrift in a country they no longer recognize.
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The German soccer season will resume on January 18 after its annual winter break, with Bayern Munich currently six points adrift of Borussia Dortmund at the top of the Bundesliga table.
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"I don't know why, just in those moments it's when I am the most excited," said the driver, who is 11 points adrift of championship leader Rosberg with 12 races remaining.
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The maritime intelligence firm Dryad Global tweeted that the vessel is "on fire & adrift," and the company that operates the ship told the Associated Press that an explosion set it aflame.
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Estonian Tanak ended Saturday's penultimate stage of the Rally of Spain in third place, 24.6 seconds behind Hyundai's Thierry Neuville and 3.1 adrift of the Belgian's local team mate Dani Sordo.
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It makes sense that the anguish behind Spirit Adrift sounds somewhat more genuine and mature than that of its competitors, given what the EP's maker had to go through to create.
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Only Egan Bernal managed to narrow the gap with Alaphilippe as the Colombian leapfrogged defending champion Thomas into second place in the overall standings and is now 1:30 minutes adrift.
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As it turned out, he rode the last 10 laps out in front, leaving Britain's Cavendish to take the silver 13 points adrift and Hansen the bronze a further two back.
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Defending Olympic champion Cameron van der Burgh of South Africa was seventh, 1.8 seconds adrift of Peaty, and will have his work cut out in the semis and in Sunday's final.
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Although Spain's economic recovery has weathered the political impasse so far, there are signs that further uncertainty could slow growth, hamper investment, and leave it increasingly adrift from its international partners.
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What I found was a deep sense of loss: Many of my informants felt cast adrift in a country that was changing and increasingly, they felt, held little place for them.
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Jubilant with the outcome of his own race, Sainz, commendably, did not take the opportunity to assert himself over new teammate Kvyat, who ended up more than half a minute adrift.
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After their boat was allegedly adrift with no working engine, Appel said they reached the island nation of Kiribati, but turned away after they feared they would damage their boat further.
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Former U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson was alone in second after firing a matching 65, with fellow American Scott Piercy a further stroke adrift at 11-under after carding a 66.
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Though my nausea is likely an unintended side effect of being new to VR, Adrift does posit itself as a realistic depiction of what it's like to travel in zero-G.
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After graduating from Harvard, Reppun came back to the islands in the early 0003s, slightly adrift, and started farming on Oahu's rainy windward side with his brother Charlie, on borrowed land.
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Of the 900 or so men who made it off the ship alive, only about a third survived to meet the rescue ships that finally arrived on their fifth night adrift.
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This John Cassavetes study of a troubled marriage stars his wife, Gena Rowlands, as a woman adrift, and Peter Falk as her husband, who keeps assuring her that everything is fine.
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But the most remarkable observations came from the crew of the Australian adventure catamaran ROAM, who found themselves adrift amidst the huge mass of floating rocks, "completely covering the ocean surface."
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The Black Police Association of Greater Dallas has called for his resignation, and the Dallas Police Association, which represents many of the city's police officers, declared that his department was adrift.
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Twelve years ago our state was adrift; drowning in red ink, unable to pay our bills, fix our roads, improve our schools or keep the best and brightest students in Indiana.
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For over a month, with no buyer for nearly 70,000 tons of soybeans, poor Peak Pegasus was basically adrift at sea, sailing in literal circles just off the coast of China.
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Without my colleagues all yammering in a public room I also had less of a sounding board to work through ideas with, so I felt a little bit adrift at times.
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If a family illness forces him to abandon his artistic plans, he may end up adrift—disenchanted with corporate life, but unable to grasp the real satisfactions of an artistic existence.
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Set them adrift on steaming mugs of celebratory hot chocolate spiked with brandy, and they will leave golden traces as they melt: Wondermade Gold and Champagne Marshmallows, $24 for 16, mouth.com.
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It was the mental strain, the sense of being apart, adrift, incomplete, surrounded by those constant, early-morning reminders of what he used to be, and where he wanted to be.
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His biggest hit, "Lucid Dreams," is soothing and intuitive, with a heartbroken melody and a sample of Sting's "Shape of My Heart" — it's the "Set Adrift on Memory Bliss" of 2018.
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When Real Madrid returns to Champions League action on Wednesday, it will do so with its season in ruins: Zidane's team sits fourth in La Liga, 17 points adrift of Barcelona.
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Liberals may not like his conclusions, but they are guiding young people at a time when the conservative movement is adrift and ideas of white nationalism are competing for their attention.
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Variety can be a virtue, but this recurrence makes much of the offering feel like a mountain of merchandise in search of a stern curator, special items adrift in mere swag.
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One particular pairing that Cheng recommends is Nomad, Patrick Tam's 1982 film about existentially adrift young people, and Lost in the Fumes, a 2017 portrait of activist and politician Edward Leung.
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With Australia hugely reliant on the United States for its defense, any breakdown of US influence or presence in the Asia region could leave the island nation militarily adrift, White said.
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It was only a year ago, after Mr. Colbert had failed to impress with his post-Super Bowl show, that there was concern among CBS executives that his show was adrift.
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JoAnne St. John, an influential Democratic activist in Nashua who had long backed Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, was still adrift and without a candidate heading into the final weekend.
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Although last week, at 3 A.M., he stole your canoe, you set a sinking man adrift in the sea of second chance: tonight you've loaned Billy your car again, brand-new.
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"Worlds Adrift," an adventure game first introduced by the firm in 2017, allowed users to build islands for their characters to inhabit — however that game was shut down earlier this year.
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Adrift in the sea of subsequent analyses, however, is another important development: that South Korea and the United States will re-negotiate the bilateral missile guidelines that restrict Seoul's missile capabilities.
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He left for New York, studied modern dance and dreamed of becoming a choreographer, tried graphic design, and was adrift in the city when he chanced upon a job at Christie's.
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But as producers increasingly ramp up scenes of extreme emotional distress, it is shameful that we then leave these stars to fend for themselves once they're cast adrift from reality television.
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It is reigned over by Terry Winters's "Good Government" (803), a large and beautiful painting of molecular forms adrift in a cream-colored space, whose title has suddenly gained new resonance.
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New York State still has millions of baptized Catholics, but the faithful are divided and adrift and accustomed to tuning out messages from their bishops that don't fit their partisan preconceptions.
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The team that Solskjaer inherited had slipped out of contention for the Premier League title and was 11 points adrift of fourth place, the last of England's four Champions League slots.
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The music machine and debris adoption program are all in service of 'Adrift,' a mini-documentary focusing on the threat of space junk and the ongoing attempts to get it under control.
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" He said refugees and migrants "would fall overboard, they didn't know how to navigate, boats were left adrift, they'd lose their engines, they'd break apart and the sea would fill with people.
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Nibali overtook Esteban Chaves as Froome's nearest challenger and moved into second place overall, with the Colombian dropping from 36 seconds behind Froome before the stage to 2:33 adrift in third.
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The crowd putters around the carpeted convention hall, picking up pamphlets on collecting rainwater or stopping to look at Salvador Alvarenga, a celebrity survivor after 13 months adrift in the Pacific Ocean.
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It would be easy to dismiss Dickinson as a stiff with the charisma of a board, but Stenberg is talented, and she's equally adrift in banter without wit and flirtations without flirt.
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She starts life as a monstrous human long before she transitions, ordering the rape and humiliation of the twins Maharet and Mekare, and eventually casting them adrift in stone coffins at sea.
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Watch: The Unstoppable Wendy Davis on the Fight for Abortion Rights "We felt cut adrift from the support and care we desperately needed in the worst moments of our lives," she recalls.
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All she knows is that his idea of a prank randomly smashed apart her family on a frigid winter night, and that she's been adrift in a haze of grief ever since.
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Shares in Shire were trading at 20143 pounds at 22014 GMT, up 22020 percent on the day but still far adrift from the fifth offer from Takeda that persuaded Shire to engage.
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Unfortunately, Freedman said the book got little publicity, and she felt adrift not knowing if the work was as affecting for other people as it had been for her while shooting it.
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The U.S. is unsure if the missing vessel is adrift under the sea or whether it has sunk, the officials said, but believes it suffered some type of failure during an exercise.
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"It's not easy," said Mr. Mohammed, 24, who was on the green-and-red fishing boat packed with men, women and children that journalists found adrift in the Andaman Sea last year.
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Another win would be the 72nd of his career, leaving him 19 adrift of the all-time record of seven times world champion Michael Schumacher, the most successful driver in the sport.
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In essence, this human drama, lifted out of its Washington frame of warring politicians and dueling spin, is about kids who don't know where their parents are, adrift in a strange land.
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A poor, rejected little girl finds herself adrift in a bitterly cold city, with bare head and bare feet, and only her sadly unsold matches to provide any momentary warmth at all.
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Triple champion Hamilton, who is 26 points adrift of Mercedes team mate Rosberg with three races remaining, was a mere 0.094 slower but could blame traffic for denying him the top spot.
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Both women feel adrift throughout the season: Carolyn cannot reconcile her need to have a family with her professional prowess, and Diane continues to see her dreams steamrolled by Mr. Peanutbutter's ambition.
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"It turned out to be a really memorable tournament," said Uehara, who finished a season-high tied for 10th at 12-under 276, 11 adrift of runaway winner Ariya Jutanugarn of Thailand.
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After Norwich's vital win over Newcastle and Sunderland's wasteful draw with West Brom, the bottom three (Sunderland, Newcastle and Aston Villa) have been cut adrift by four, six and 15 points respectively.
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The contours of the struggle were made clear recently when Conte's new populist right-wing government refused to allow safe haven to a boatload of mostly Libyan migrants adrift in the Mediterranean.
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In her mid-20s, adrift, unemployed and still grieving her father — an economist who co-authored the Nobel Prize-winning Black-Scholes equation — Alethea Black stumbles upon a palm reader in Manhattan.
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In January, more than 131 years after the bottle was set adrift, an Australian woman walking on the beach noticed the thick, discolored glass of an old bottle poking through the sand.
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Especially as I have always had an abiding fondness for schnitzels, tafelspitz, kuchen and, above all, Salzburger nockerl, those airy, warm, mini-soufflés adrift on a vanilla-scented sea of creme anglaise.
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A "deeply flawed human being" adrift in a "wicked" world, Fein, we're meant to understand, might have been a more humane and decent person had he been able to lose weight. Really?
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In this case, instead of being confined to cells and divided into opposing groups, the subjects were set adrift for three months and encouraged to be as open and free as possible.
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He hypothesizes that their focus as high-school students on résumé-building and test-taking, so crucial to getting into college now, has left many of them socially adrift once they arrive.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine fishermen rescued three Australians adrift at sea for days after their yacht capsized in the country's south, but one died on the way to hospital, police said on Tuesday.
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And the outside elements only reinforce the purgatorial air in which the Tyrones are adrift; even when they go out for a spell, they trail a cloud of dashed hopes and regrets.
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Between 2015 and 2016, Ms. Kelley's best friend left the country, leaving her adrift and depressed, and she and her family moved from Milan to Varese, a smaller city in northern Italy.
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United are fifth in the Premier League, 33 points adrift of leaders and arch-rivals Liverpool - and Woodward has been the target of blame from the fans for the club's recent struggles.
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United are fifth in the Premier League, 33 points adrift of leaders and arch-rivals Liverpool, and Woodward has been the target of blame from the fans for the club's recent struggles.
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Mr. Horejs, this beguiling company's founder, is presenting Saturday matinees of "The Winter Tales," Czech stories that include "The Snow Maiden Snehurka" and "The Twelve Months," both involving girls adrift in blizzards.
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Liverpool remain third but Manchester City are two points behind them with a game in hand, while Arsenal and Manchester United are six points adrift but have two extra games to play.
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The narrator, adrift in trivia, remembers that during World War I a man recorded all the various English and Irish dialects spoken by the soldiers (many of these dialects having since vanished).
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The discovery led to efforts to dismantle a multimillion-dollar smuggling enterprise, and the traffickers soon abandoned their human chattel in jungle camps or in crowded vessels adrift in the Andaman Sea.
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For 22011 hours, the network went all-in on a cruise ship that was adrift with a broken sewage system and then devoted weeks to the mysterious disappearance of a Malaysian airplane.
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Fēngyún means "wind cloud," which sounds super chill until you see how bitter 1C is imagined to feel about its fate, via an imaginative Twitter account started in June 143 by Adrift.
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Less than two weeks into their trek, the pair — played by Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin in the new movie Adrift — were trapped in a devastatingly strong hurricane that changed their lives forever.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish rescue services are searching for at least 20 people missing from a migrant boat found adrift in the Mediterranean after a passenger ferry rescued 27 people still aboard on Wednesday.
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"We are here to avoid more drownings, today another eight dead and four dinghies adrift," Proactiva founder Oscar Camps wrote on Twitter, adding there were 77 women and 52 minors among those rescued.
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Following the departure of The Bomb Squad from the group, P.E. was musically adrift for a few years, eventually picking up guitar wunderkind Khari Wynn, who became the group's musical director in 2011.
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Improbable raised a whopping $502 million last May from Softbank and existing investors at a $1 billion-plus valuation, and so — inadvertently, at least — likely has quite a lot riding on Worlds Adrift.
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But unless it can secure a trade deal, for all its geographic proximity, Europe's largest financial capital will end up adrift with the same access to the EU as other countries like Singapore.
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If Mr Renzi goes Italy will be set adrift again, and fears that it might leave the euro—as both the Five Star Movement and the Northern League wish to do—would return.
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As Mr. Peña Nieto enters the final two years of his six-year term, there is a sense among his many critics that the country is adrift and that he cannot change course.
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Embracing China through the WTO has left the West economically weaker, with greater wealth disparity and a cohort of young citizens cast adrift from the solid shore of what capitalism should offer them.
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Thailand cracked down on the trade after discovering a series of mass graves in 2015, leading to a crisis when smugglers abandoned their human cargo and left boats adrift in the Andaman Sea.
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Having recently lost her mother, Frances is adrift — her relationship with her own father is rocky; she objects to his new girlfriend — and in search of someone to give her some parental affection.
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Cast adrift in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, 350 miles away from the West African coast lies an island that you probably won't have had reason to think of for a while.
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South Africa's Haydn Porteous and American Patrick Reed were a stroke further behind on six-under, with world number one Dustin Johnson four strokes adrift after shooting 68 in sublime conditions for golf.
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Vettel has out-performed Raikkonen consistently since the pairing started in 2015 with the German's move from Red Bull and the Finn is already 62 points adrift this season with seven races remaining.
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Leishman let his team mate down by missing a number of makeable putts, including a short one for par on the 18th that left them five strokes adrift for Saturday's four-ball round.
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Because of an editing error, a picture caption with an earlier version of this Morning Briefing misspelled part of the name of a vessel that was found adrift in the Atlantic in 1872.
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In the Quinnipiac national poll, she was just 28500 points adrift of him among white voters (6900 percent to 2628 percent) but was getting crushed with black voters (28503 percent to 22019 percent).
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In the bottom: the inconsistent Kennedy, who was last week's winner; Chi Chi, lovely in lilies but adrift in the challenge; and a kaleidoscopically effloresced Trixie, who cried while the camera zoomed in.
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There was little sense of this blandly brooding, affectlessly luminous score shifting as the libretto did, leaving the words — only a handful of which were audible, with murky amplification partly to blame — adrift.
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The other tanker, the Norwegian-owned Front Altair, remained adrift, on fire and abandoned by its crew after Iranian patrol boats chased off civilian tugs that had come to tow it to port.
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"In sociological terms, he exists somewhere between E. T. and the Elephant Man, as an innocent alien adrift in an unsympathetic world," Janet Maslin wrote in a largely unfavorable review in The Times.
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Donald Trump became president in part because he spoke to the large number of white Americans who felt economically and culturally adrift—and believed an out-of-touch elite was screwing them over.
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Her mother exudes quirky English nastiness, but, in one of the season's most moving arcs, is afraid to admit to herself or anyone else how adrift she'd be without Sam and the girls.
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The coronavirus disaster is messing with the boundary between fantasy and reality, leaving us feeling somewhat fictional ourselves, adrift in the enormity of the crisis and the volume of surreal information before us.
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One day, in an attempt to feel a little less adrift in life, I opened a checking account at a chain bank across the street from my workplace and received a debit card.
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Who's left most adrift in a sea of marketing Fact-checkers don't give up until they've brought the truth to light, and that's precisely why the decline of lifestyle magazines hurts my heart.
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In the second season, Celeste will be "reeling from her husband Perry's death" and find herself "adrift, but determined to fight for her family and find the woman she once was," HBO added.
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Still, from what we know, Mr. Gilbert did not receive consistent support for his ambitious plans from the Philharmonic's administration and board, especially in recent years, as the orchestra has often seemed adrift.
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Meanwhile, Muqtada al-Sadr, the firebrand Shia cleric whose party is the biggest in parliament, and leaders of other factions in the government have called for early elections, casting Mr Abdul-Mahdi adrift.
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It's the International Space Station, set adrift in space after centuries of adding modules upon modules from alien worlds to the point that it has become planet-like in size and species diversity.
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This début novel shifts between Paris and Istanbul, in sharp flashes of memory, as Nunu, a young Turkish woman adrift in France, walks around with M., a British novelist who writes about Turkey.
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Adrift, America faces two perils: one is a vacuum that allows jihadists to regroup, as they did repeatedly in Iraq; the other is being sucked into a regional war that would make everything worse.
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"I'm pretty hopeful we'll never be in as dark a place as we were," Willett told reporters after ending his round-three shots adrift of early clubhouse leader Kevin Kisner of the United States.
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Between the neutering of regulatory agencies like the FCC—and the intentional erosion of U.S. antitrust enforcement authority—American consumers and small businesses have found themselves adrift in an accountability and consumer protection vacuum.
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The Briton, winner of the last two races and now only nine points adrift of team mate and championship leader Nico Rosberg after seven of 21 rounds, improved that to 1:44.223 later on.
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By abdicating US global leadership, testing Western solidarity, and escalating trade tensions, the American President is undermining the legitimacy and stability of the existing multilateral system, contributing to the sense of a world adrift.
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As reported by Wired, it's currently being used to make a number of underdevelopment titles, including Worlds Adrift (an MMO built around flying pirate ships), and MetaWorld (think Second Life but in virtual reality).
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After capturing Amsterdam with photogrammetry and fractalizing it in a variety of virtual camera angles, Horsthuis now turns his attention to a single floating virtual camera adrift through a surreal temple of Gaudían proportions.
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Hamilton is nine points adrift of the German while Mercedes, champions for the past four years, have lost three successive races for the first time since the V6 turbo hybrid era started in 2014.
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The trio's chances had been written off by team bosses when the car suffered front axle problems and spent 19913 minutes in the garage before rejoining some 22 laps adrift of the leading Toyota.
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Wearing black and white striped kit with an EAA badge, she received a ripple of polite applause when introduced to the sparse crowd but was adrift of the pack within the first 100 metres.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May announced that she will resign as prime minister Friday, meaning a country that was already adrift amid the current Brexit crisis now has to replace its leader as well.
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Wearing black and white striped kit with an EAA badge, she received a ripple of polite applause when introduced to the sparse crowd but was adrift of the pack within the first 100 meters.
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Venom Prison and Devil Master are my big two "fuck yes" records of 2019 thus far, and I'm also very interested in what Martyrdod, Spirit Adrift, Crypt Sermon, and Tau Cross get up to.
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If she loses to Shevchenko, the marquee division in women's MMA will seem more adrift than ever—a little like a shrunk-down, feminized version of heavyweight, where haymaker-induced havoc is the rule.
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By 2015, Garrett had sobered up, moved to Mesa, and started Spirit Adrift as a conduit for his new lease on life; that same year, he joined the ranks of local death metallers Gatecreeper.
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Then, when the magazine that was supposed to be her life's work folds, Faith is set adrift in a new world in which corporations own everything and branding is the only thing that matters.
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Verstappen arrives with two wins from the last three races and, while a massive 63 points adrift of five times world champion Lewis Hamilton in the standings, is looming increasingly in the Mercedes mirrors.
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Eight points clear of Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton — the race winner from 14th on the starting grid — before the start, he ended the day 17 points adrift and he had nobody to blame but himself.
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McConaughey is ideal for these purposes, especially when adrift; watch him turning circles in a small speedboat, or lounging so snugly in its stern, beside the outboard motor, that his prow is practically vertical.
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Their chart topping hit "Set Adrift on Memory Bliss" reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and their single "I'd Die Without You" was featured in the 1992 Eddie Murphy comedy Boomerang.
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Then there's a pause—the promising twinkle of the night, addressed with light piano—before the arrival of the bass and its catalytic push toward being set adrift into the emotionally polluted night air.
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The words were a reminder that my life would be a journey of constant searching, not because of failure, but because we are all adrift in a world that offers more questions than answers.
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On a 10-match winless run and rock bottom of League One, the Sky Blues have started their campaign in disastrous fashion, and are already three points adrift at the bottom of the table.
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Charlotte has a half sister, Sadie (Kayli Carter) — biologically unrelated to Richard or Rachel — who is adrift and unhappy at 25, trying to finish college and figure out how to live for her art.
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" Christians United delivered an important countermessage to those left adrift by the rejection from their religious leaders: "We deny that Christ rejects anyone from his loving embrace because of their sexuality or gender identity.
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A culture that fetishizes self-justifying myths about its own virtue and reason leaves those adrift in the culture to figure out why we somehow have received something so different from what we deserve.
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Private people felt forced into activism and advocacy even as the shootings had left them adrift — and they felt spiritually abandoned by their church (which itself became mired in controversy after donations went missing).
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On Saturday, a Chinese salvage team recovered two bodies from the stricken tanker, which had been at risk of exploding after it caught fire and was left adrift, the state news agency Xinhua reported.
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In a rare matriarchal cinematic event, the actress Lea Thompson directs her two daughters, Madelyn and Zoey Deutch, in "The Year of Spectacular Men," a comedy about sisters set adrift for their terrible 20s.
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For financial analysts, there is nothing that tempers fears of Labour's plans to redistribute wealth and assets like an even more daring economic experiment: cutting adrift an export market of half a billion people.
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But the fourth-ranked Osaka, who has looked adrift at times in 2019 after winning in Australia, appears to be in a much more secure place at this less pressurized stage of the season.
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Shane especially seems adrift, which is in part by design thanks to her impending divorce, but it's not exactly compelling to watch her mope around her giant new house without much else to do.
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The Brexit divorce represents Britain's biggest political and economic gamble since World War Two, cutting the world's fifth largest economy adrift from the vast trading bloc and testing the integrity of the United Kingdom.
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