"The doctors were likely to agree: 'drowned' or 'not-drowned,'" says Drogin.
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"Imagine being here and seeing drowned children on the beach, or saving a father whose baby has drowned, or saving a baby whose mother and father have drowned," Valamios said.
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This is morbid for two reasons: Alison allegedly drowned herself, and her son drowned as well.
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Seven of the 15 children who died in 2019 so far have drowned or were presumed drowned, according to IOM.
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Here were all the benefits of flooding without the messy side effects: drowned citrus groves, drowned people, cows hanging from the trees.
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"When they drowned that place, they drowned my whole guts," she said in an interview in 19793 at Telluride MountainFilm, a documentary festival.
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If he drowned his sorrows or drowned in debt — a lager laggard in a time when brewing was prosperous — she turned up no clues.
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Last year, 3,800 people drowned trying to cross the sea to Europe, and more than 400 have already drowned this year, many of them children.
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The doctor conversation is drowned out by the frictive banter between the two men, which is drowned out by the rustle of stuff being hastily shoved around.
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Over 2,500 migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean while attempting to cross into Europe so far this year, with at least 880 drowned in the last week of May alone.
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FLORIDA TEACHER INVESTIGATED AFTER ANIMALS ALLEGEDLY DROWNED IN CLASS Christian says students had complained that multiple raccoons were drowned because the animals were a nuisance to the school&aposs agriculture program.
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It is standard procedure, when a drowned baby is found, to search for a drowned adult in the area, under the theory that they entered the water together and became separated.
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Last time used against sea rescue - outcome more drowned.
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" They were drowned out by Clinton supporters yelling, "USA!
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I plunge into drowned gardens where I walked once.
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It failed to prevent the deaths of 3,800 people who drowned in the Mediterranean last year while trying to enter the European Union, and more than 400 have drowned this year already.
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His mother and nine other people in the boat drowned.
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The Rebel Without a Cause icon tragically drowned on Nov.
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He drowned in a lake two years ago, Monroe said.
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Back in the water, it became too exhausted and drowned.
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This white stork fell into a ditch and nearly drowned.
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Two migrants drowned this month in canals along the encampments.
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Houston is drowned; Miami Beach has to raise their roads.
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It drowned under the weight of the "unauthorized employment item."
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Anyway, I'm glad the kangaroo is alive and not drowned.
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It's possible he fell from a railroad trestle and drowned.
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Kaitlyn drowned after being engulfed by the propellers, police said.
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She drowned in moonlight and was strangled by her bra.
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The accompanying instruments were increasingly drowned out by electronic sounds.
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An autopsy showed he suffered a skull fracture and drowned.
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After Loomer began yelling, she was drowned out by Rep.
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The survivors said that up to 500 people had drowned.
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Statements were drowned out at times by the opposing camp.
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Why Hitchcock drowned his girlfriend and Onyx is still unknown.
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He suffered broken bones after the impact and ultimately drowned.
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However, Rachel won't believe they've drowned until she sees it.
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But at times, the protestors drowned out Heller's prepared remarks.
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Houston drowned in a Beverly Hills hotel bathtub in 2012.
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This alone has drowned out any hope of civil discourse.
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It would just mean your own words get drowned out.
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Loomer's protest was drowned out by lawmakers' laughter and Rep.
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His first boat from Turkey sank, and several people drowned.
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If other people hadn't been there, I would have drowned.
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"7th Heaven" star Barry Watson played a cowboy who drowned.
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While trying to save the 14th person, Blankson tragically drowned.
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Dennis, who drowned in Marina del Rey, California, on Dec.
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Later he fell into the village pond and nearly drowned.
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There's so little left to scavenge in the Drowned Apple.
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We always picture ourselves among the saved, not the drowned.
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The Barcona sank, and one crewman on the tugboat drowned.
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Mr. Jones drowned in a swimming pool two years later.
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The bad stuff will be drowned out by the good.
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Introduction by Dennis, the office's priest of the Drowned God.
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She is worried that other topics are getting drowned out.
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Had his wife not rescued him, he might have drowned.
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More than 60 have drowned on the crossing since Jan.
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Many of these boats sank, and hundreds of refugees drowned.
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In my fiction I've drowned one rapist and shot another.
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She worries that stories like hers are getting drowned out.
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Cruz is literally drowned out by boos and Trump chants.
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The sea was history: beneath it were the wrecked ships that had fought for the islands, British, Dutch and French, with their drowned sailors and drowned slaves, the women now manacled with cowrie shells.
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Acoustic background music is occasionally drowned out by a car honking.
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Then, he drowned it in a purely pea-flavored pea broth.
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The man's widow said she watched helplessly as the pair drowned.
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AccuWeather reports one of the shelter dogs drowned in the flooding.
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Tens of thousands of drowned pigs were strewn across the land.
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There were many gardens on our street, houses drowned in flowers.
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Eventually the sound technicians drowned out the dissenters with mourning music.
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Viafore's body was recovered more than a month after he drowned.
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Will she get swamped by everyone else and get drowned out?
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White power could be drowned in a sea of black votes.
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It's possible the dinosaur drowned and was washed out to sea.
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The world is consumed by fire and drowned in the seas.
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He obsessively draws a drowned, naked girl floating in a stream.
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Clinton, Democrats try not to get drowned out during GOP convention
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At least 22015,7.53 people drowned or went missing on the way.
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That's even funnier than an entire town drowned in pig poop.
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Maybe the whale got tangled up in fishing nets and drowned.
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An estimated 150 people drowned while trying to cross the sea.
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Cindy countered that the toddler had drowned in the family pool.
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In an election year, many foreign affairs issues get drowned out.
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"My biggest fear is he had drowned," Van Valkenburgh told CNN.
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"Intel is still more drowned out," meaning not as high-profile.
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More than 250 were believed to have drowned, IOM data shows.
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Shouting "racists go home," the crowd drowned out the Klansmen's chants.
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They drowned, it was sometimes said, inside their own useless lungs.
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Following the hike, the mother drowned herself in the Snake River.
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Child refugees drowned at sea; Western hostages were murdered on camera.
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I drowned them one by one in a bucket of water.
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Suddenly, the joyous prayers were drowned out by screams of terror.
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The mayor began to speak but was drowned out by protesters.
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More than 60 have drowned on the crossing since Jan. 1.
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"I put water on it and then it drowned," she explained.
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Laurie drowned in the Sacramento River after a July 4 celebration.
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Their music has been drowned out by climate change and disease.
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The witnesses later found the baby's body on the sand, drowned.
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His sister and her baby did not and are feared drowned.
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Faint birdsong is drowned out by the drone of the engine.
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Pelican Go G40 case, $40No more drowned phones, wallets, or keys.
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And heavy rain Friday drowned out the sound of evacuation sirens.
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The car, drowned by salt water in St. Pete Beach, Fla.
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A family of five drowned in the Aegean Sea on Nov.
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That, and a voice that's too distinct to be drowned out.
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Furious demonstrators drowned out cheery Christmas carols being sung by schoolchildren.
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During one episode in February 2016, Sarra drowned her family dog.
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At least five children between 2 to 6 years old drowned.
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His son drowned, and he was still searching for his wife.
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Aloha filmed himself diving in the same waters where Ragland drowned.
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He drowned while crossing a river after visiting a fellow scholar.
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The toddler had drowned as his family tried to reach Europe.
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In most cases, they drowned after their parent left the room.
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At least 2,500 drowned, and more than 1,700 homes were destroyed.
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Trees as high as buildings were half drowned by the river.
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The man drowned, and his body was not found for days.
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Whitney Houston died in 2012 after she drowned in a bathtub.
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Karissa Grandine, 29, drowned in the couple's bathtub in October 2011.
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Along the parade route, the jeers often drowned out the cheers.
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"She just drowned on me," he said in an emotional interview.
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But the positive responses that followed drowned out the bad comments.
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Both Herrera and their son drowned in the river last week.
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Seventeen people, aged 1 to 76, drowned, including one crew member.
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The crowd showered him with boos that drowned out scattered cheers.
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Dozens of migrants have drowned attempting the Aegean crossing this year.
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Last December, another 8-year-old boy drowned on Royal Caribbean's Liberty of the Seas, and last August, an 8-year-old girl nearly drowned aboard Princess Cruise's Sapphire Princess three days after the ship left Shanghai.
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Officials said two people died in floodwaters: A woman in the town of Perkins drowned when she drove around warning signs on a flooded road, and another person drowned in a vehicle in floodwaters in Lincoln County.
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When you use a buzzword, your meaning gets drowned out by redundancy.
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Photos circulating online showed disturbing images of drowned children lying in mud.
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Cindy Anthony countered that the toddler had drowned in the family pool.
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A thoughtful metalhead with long hair, Dani nearly drowned on his crossing.
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Newman compared them to "cuddly bunnies" who should be drowned or shot.
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The publishing industry, burdened and drowned by the long tail, will sink.
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Once, Jones nearly drowned after being caught up in a rip current.
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Full of rage, Maria drowned her two sons — then immediately regretted it.
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River accidentally drowned at the family's home in Georgetown on June 6.
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A bunch of fellows drowned out here just a few years ago.
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Each year, about one in five vaquitas is drowned in fishing nets.
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Then there are merpeople who've drowned in theme parks and grown gills!
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Then, in 2004, 23 drowned working as cockle-pickers in Morecambe Bay.
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I'd constantly get drowned out by other people, interrupted and cut off.
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Naturally, she also recently almost drowned in a wave pool in Hawaii.
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On June 9, Emeline drowned in a pool around 6:30 p.m.
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Why must my 5-month-old snow peas be drowned in BPA?
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Hours earlier three migrants drowned trying to cross the stretch without assistance.
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Police and medical sources said earlier at least 40 people had drowned.
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"They burst through the door and they drowned me out," she joked.
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At least 34 migrants, many of them young children, drowned on Wednesday.
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Officials said he drowned near his home in East Baton Rouge Parish.
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Police said he drowned and had alcohol and drugs in his body.
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When the wave struck, the children drowned scrambling up a nearby hill.
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Instead, they'll be drowned out by the hum of the vibrating motor.
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A 68-year-old man drowned after slipping and falling in floodwaters.
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In all, 17 people drowned when the duck boat capsized and sank.
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"No one ever drowned in revenue," the company says on its site.
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As on Twitter, individual opinions were largely drowned beneath the group think.
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These are the people who are subsequently being drowned in the Aegean.
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Chants of "Hillary!" from her own supporters repeatedly drowned out the protests.
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She got out of her vehicle, was overtaken by floodwaters and drowned.
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In May, 37 drowned in the same region when their boat capsized.
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He sees drowned cities, seeping saltwater, kudzu and bamboo and violent animals.
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But what about all the practical solutions that are getting drowned out?
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"Charlottesville never again," counterprotesters drowned out the right-wing demonstrators with bullhorns.
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When she returned home, she drowned the two boys in the bathtub.
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That message was drowned out last year in the crowded GOP primary.
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" The crowd then drowned her out with loud chants of "CNN sucks!
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But that positive economic message is being drowned out by Trump's megaphone.
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"I hear and understand," the mayor interjected while protesters drowned her out.
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"The site is drowned under half a foot of water," Bienville wrote.
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Matthew Kroll said the bodies had injuries that indicated they had drowned.
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Sunday to report that she drowned the toddler in their Gilroy apartment.
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I know that she drowned and I know it was an accident.
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She nearly drowned, she says, and spent two days in a coma.
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Does that mean that you think all libs should get drowned now?
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They might get drowned out because the big dog Gucci is home.
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Wynn uses absurdity, violence, and sex to great effect—she's drowned baby
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A Louisiana man drowned Thursday during an underwater proposal to his girlfriend.
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On June 28, a Chinese tourist drowned at Karon Beach on Phuket.
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Typical campaign ads, they argue, would get drowned out by coronavirus coverage.
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Drowned out by other events, their efforts deserve broader acknowledgment and support.
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On February 13, four refugees drowned attempting the trip across the lake.
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Three 16-year-olds — Anthony Almonte, Sean Maxey and Robert Nugent — drowned.
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Their yells drowned out many of the politicians during the press conference.
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Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance.
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A drowned world: It's an ancient fear and a very old story.
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Of a toddler who drowned after falling into a broken pit latrine.
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During a heavy storm last month, one man who was drunk drowned.
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Some of the victims had drowned, while others were killed in landslides.
|
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They hurled themselves at stone walls and drowned themselves in the sea.
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It is not clear what happened after that or when Mann drowned.
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People with some frequency were snatched off rocks by waves and drowned.
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Before the second commercial break, Biden was drowned out by the music.
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Four of her children drowned when the boat they were in capsized.
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At least 58 people drowned, according to the International Organization for Migration.
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One drowned when a storm on the Tapajós River toppled his boat.
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When sea levels rose around 20,000 years ago, the Mediterranean drowned them.
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In Zimbabwe, yet another ranger drowned when a hippo attacked his canoe.
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Dennis, the office priest of the Drowned God, appreciates timeliness and attentiveness.
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Read: Migrant father who drowned with daughter was extorted hours before crossing.
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A nephew, her eldest sister's son, drowned when he was about fourteen.
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Drowned out by recording of I HAVE A DREAM speech #Shelbyville pic.twitter.
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Though no one has drowned during the training, the primordial fear remains.
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Yes, the wasp is soon taken care of, drowned by hot water.
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" For two and a half hours, "one group after another came, screamed and departed, proving conclusively that if there's anything worse than having rock 'n' roll groups drowned out by adoring fans, it's having them not drowned out.
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One of the women in his group and one woman&aposs son drowned.
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When you saw the father, the little girl drowned in the Rio Grande.
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In 2018, the National Weather Service reported, 27 people drowned in Florida currents.
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"People have drowned by going out to the water too soon," he said.
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It seems like that's a movie that got drowned out, for whatever reason.
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A man drowned in Oregon this week after heroically saving his daughter's life.
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BODY-CAM FOOTAGE SHOWS NEW JERSEY COPS SAVING GIRL, 2, WHO NEARLY DROWNED
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The effects of the microbes' interactions were drowned out by the environmental influences.
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But they were all drowned out by a giant fox and a magician.
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In addition, returning sonar pings would be drowned out by the hydrojet's noise.
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When Eva Saneski's father Miles drowned, she and her mother are left homeless.
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Twenty-seven migrants, including 11 children, reportedly drowned in the Aegean on Monday.
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Five people drowned, two of those seeming to die in a flooded river.
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More than 3,700 people drowned attempting to cross the Mediterranean in 2015 alone.
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Recently, 700 migrants are believed to have drowned in three days in May.
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Not far from those drowned homes, surfers may wonder where the waves went.
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Ivanov's son drowned off the coast of the United Arab Emirates in 2014.
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Some North Carolina fatalities involved people who drowned after driving onto flooded roads.
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A Congressman drowned an alt-right protestor's interruption with his impressive auctioneering skills.
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Washington shot 58.1 percent in the first half but drowned in the deluge.
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The TV is on again, but its sound is drowned by the celebrations.
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Since the beginning of 2016, 728 refugees have drowned attempting to reach Greece.
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Once again, discussion and information dissemination was drowned out by Reddit's internal drama.
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They get snagged on hooks, are pulled under the water and are drowned.
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Already this year 374 migrants are known to have drowned or are missing.
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She had drowned, and her body showed signs of strangulation and sexual assault.
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Just not to get drowned out by all the people with Establishment money.
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Wolfe, also known as Randy California, drowned in the Pacific Ocean in 1997.
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In July 503, she drowned while commemorating Mao's 1966 swim in the Yangtze.
|
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Some villagers tried to swim to the islands and drowned in the lake.
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"I feel like my entire life is now drowned in soup," Wang said.
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The song, Bibb writes in an accompanying booklet, is about remembering the drowned.
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But he also said that flooding was likely to have drowned the mammals.
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They drowned the rest of the crates with water just to be safe.
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Those voices expressing concern over lost manufacturing jobs have been regularly drowned out.
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Her 18-year-old brother drowned in the Navy when she was 16.
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He flew too close to the sun, fell from the sky, and drowned.
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Little said he strangled all of his victims bar one, whom he drowned.
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At least 12 of them drowned while 13 were rescued, Bangladeshi police said.
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Meanwhile, Jonathan has begun to fall in love with the nearly drowned musician.
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At night, the Italian, German and English speakers drowned out the native tongue.
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The usual fare drowned out any detailed mention of the potential DACA deal.
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My guess is, they were afraid of getting sued if a kid drowned.
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Several Republican supporters tried to chant over them, but were soon drowned out.
|
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But praise was largely drowned out by criticism, with even some of Mrs.
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More than 4,500 people drowned, and at least 700 were children, UNICEF said.
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" Their words were drowned out by Trump supporters, who yelled "All Lives Matter.
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Two more drowned, one in borrowed scuba gear he wasn't qualified to use.
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But they were drowned out by the thousands of Americans who voiced praise.
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" The rest of the crowd quickly drowned them out with chants of "USA!
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The opening notes of any song are instantly drowned out by the screams.
|
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That slice of activism is nearly drowned under the rest of the debts.
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But the company's pleas of patriotism were drowned out by the antiwar opposition.
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More than 700 people have drowned or gone missing so far this year.
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One protester, he recalled, was initially recorded as having drowned in the Nile.
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How, if she had nearly drowned, had the turban remained on her head?
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That raised more questions — if she had been revived, how had she drowned?
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Its rattle and roar drowned out conversation, but it made our plates sparkle.
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It was only then that the family learned that Ms. Newton had drowned.
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On the evening I attended, much of my audience nearly drowned as children.
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"'Tongue Tied' shows no restraint whatsoever," Robert Cooke wrote for Drowned in Sound.
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Orchestras under his direction rarely drowned out singers, even those with lighter voices.
|
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Another group of men found temporary safety but drowned under the rising tide.
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More than 2,100 migrants and refugees have drowned this year in the Mediterranean.
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Some fields in the area are likely to have developed drowned-out spots.
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Another book I read says there are only the drowned and the saved.
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"I would rather be drowned at sea than ensnared by tyranny!" he declaimed.
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The three escapees are presumed to have drowned, although no remains were found.
|
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Because the passengers couldn't free themselves from tightly anchored harnesses, all five drowned.
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The sound of the waves drowned out by the roar of the engines.
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In all, 228 people drowned, including many caught inside the main passenger cabin.
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On the title track, he intones: Up from the water I was drowned.
|
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Kurdi's brother and mother also drowned that day, but his father, Abdullah survived.
|
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The piece, inadvertently, is given new context in light of a recent and sickening tragedy, when a Gambian migrant drowned in a Venetian canal this past January — witnesses stated that onlookers reportedly laughed and shouted racist retorts as he drowned.
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" ---- Drowned toddler's image stops us in our tracks By Ruth Ben-Ghiat "He is one of 276 refugees who drowned while trying to reach the Greek island of Kos -- a Syrian, according to the governor's office in Turkey's Mugla province.
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"Duggar slipped and fell into the pool and drowned," Morris told PEOPLE on Thursday.
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Based on the orientation and location of the body, however, it's likely he drowned.
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The pair drowned Sunday as they were crossing from Mexico into Texas near Brownsville.
|
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Wood, 43, drowned while sailing with her husband, Robert Wagner, on their yacht, Splendour.
|
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A number of victims drowned in the sea while trying to flee the fire.
|
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In 2017, almost 1,000 children in the US drowned, a 2019 AAP study said.
|
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A record 5,000 migrants drowned in the Mediterranean last year, aid agencies have said.
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They drowned when their car went off a dark, rural highway in southwest Missouri.
|
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According to investigators, Langdon allegedly drowned her babies in the motel bathtub on Thursday.
|
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Cheers of "Trump, Trump, Trump" nearly drowned out the last lines of the speech.
|
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Two other people also drowned in San Jacinto County, according to the sheriff's Office.
|
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The amplification of extreme voices has to be drowned out by our coming together.
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Some of North Carolina's fatalities included victims who drowned after driving onto flooded roads.
|
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Part of the problem is that we've drowned that scenery out with light pollution.
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Ashby was presumed to have drowned in the incident, Fox 21 Colorado Springs reported.
|
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Above, one of 10 children who drowned over the weekend trying to reach Greece.
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Mr Kasich says he was drowned out by the media's obsession with Mr Trump.
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The couple was swimming when Roddy got into difficulty and drowned, the outlet reports.
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Last year, a group of North African refugees drowned within view of this beach.
|
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Smith told CNN she would have drowned if it weren't for her little brother.
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We drowned our sorrows in a nice suite at the Wynn hotel in Vegas.
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He drowned with his mother and brother as the family tried to reach Europe.
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A dozen people, including women and children, drowned, said community youth leader Celestine Ahisu.
|
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A 25.82-year-old man drowned when he slipped and fell in flood water.
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On June 9, 2013 – just three weeks shy of his third birthday – he drowned.
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Police say he drowned, but Dragicevic&aposs father also claims his son was killed.
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He ultimately died, having drowned while swimming off the coast of Brazil in 1979.
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It's just a shame it's drowned out by all those banal rainbow powered unicorns.
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Some 46 migrants, including nine women, drowned in the Gulf of Aden, officials said.
|
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The backlash to Cain's nomination has partly drowned out the concerns about Moore's qualifications.
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Escape: Ji and his brother crossed the Tumen River into China, but nearly drowned.
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Maybe she needed to take care of her daughter's children, if Stacy had drowned.
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It was discovered only on Friday that two young men were missing, probably drowned.
|
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These are voices drowned out in debates about migration and integration by political hysteria.
|
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Aaren drowned in the family swimming pool just before her second birthday in 1979.
|
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This video is a part of the BEN Drowned creepypasta by YouTuber Alex Hall.
|
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Medical services were unable to resuscitate the two men that drowned swimming for shore.
|
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Steve Perez, a veteran Houston police sergeant who drowned on his way to work.
|
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Though regularly drowned out by the clanging of major developments—I mean, holy crap!
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After the show, the director took me backstage and drowned me in a contraption.
|
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The police have said he drowned and had alcohol and drugs in his body.
|
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Those who were driving boats in which people drowned are often charged with manslaughter.
|
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Both pilots managed to eject, but one ultimately drowned before he could be rescued.
|
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His words are almost drowned out by protesters at the end of the speech.
|
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"The bodies are decomposed and we have no idea when they drowned," he said.
|
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Veramika Maikamava, 24, drowned trying to cross the Teklanika River in Alaska on Thursday.
|
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At least a dozen people were reported to have drowned while crossing the Euphrates.
|
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But in the following weeks, our bond of new siblinghood drowned out our differences.
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I recently discovered my fiancé sitting on the shower floor like a drowned snuffleupagus.
|
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"But my words were drowned by screams that issued from the park," he said.
|
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Some have drowned themselves in work, some in the bottle, some in night life.
|
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The three people who drowned were Afghans, humanitarian groups working in the area said.
|
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In the tsunami that followed, 18,21894 people were drowned, burned or crushed to death.
|
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Remember when a security robot in the nation's capital drowned itself on the job?
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When he was 13, Magritte's mother drowned herself in a river near their home.
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And the fury of a hurricane can leave people scraped, bruised, crushed, or drowned.
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Trump's ubiquitous, divisive presence may have also drowned out attacks on other political leaders.
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He cried for a minute, until the train rushed overhead and drowned him out.
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But Mr. Bolsonaro's campaign drowned them out with a bare-bones, scrappy communications strategy.
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Maybe you pried them out of drowned properties and fitted them into your caves.
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"You can't..." he began, before the whir of the approaching BART drowned him out.
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In fact, my cousin Cindy, who had been my age, drowned in a crick.
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said more than 245 had drowned.
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said more than 700 had drowned.
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The deputies escaped, but the two women were trapped in the van and drowned.
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In the morning spectators drowned out Mr. Ford first by coughing and then shouting.
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Most of the situation was drowned out on air as Republicans applauded Trump's remarks.
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Then in December, a sudden discharge from the Xayaburi drowned his lettuces, he said.
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Harris County officials say that he left his vehicle, fell into floodwaters and drowned.
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He had reached an underpass, driven into the water and drowned, Chief Acevedo said.
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Between 2012 and 2017, 10,839 people drowned in open waters in these 30 states.
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Under a sunny sky, the water drowned docks and slid over low sea walls.
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"We know he drowned but we don't know the circumstances surrounding that," she said.
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The police said he had drowned and had alcohol and drugs in his system.
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In 2014, in Jamaica, Wilkinson drowned after rescuing their elder son from an undertow.
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By the time first responders arrived more than an hour later, Stevens had drowned.
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Most drowned in the lagoon, but two children were trapped in a burning shack.
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Since his daughter Breni nearly drowned in September, Salvador said she wasn't the same.
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A Palestinian teenage girl drowned in the West Bank town of Bethlehem, medics said.
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Some years ago, her niece drowned in a lake, at the age of eleven.
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Her more brilliant comparisons are drowned out by others that are obscure and overextended.
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The team's owner, Carroll Rosenbloom, drowned under mysterious circumstances in Florida last off-season.
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They were presume to have drowned in the frigid waters of San Francisco Bay.
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But ambivalence and pockets of support were drowned out by some lawmakers' staunch opposition.
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The last minutes of Cruz's speech were drowned in "endorse" chants and loud boos.
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Most of those deaths were people who drowned and were not wearing life jackets.
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While the machinist worked, any sounds from the saucer were drowned out by her tools.
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He would grind his four teeth so loudly it nearly drowned out the Frappuccino machine.
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Weak economic data from China has drowned out hopes of progress in ongoing trade talks.
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Some 3,771 people drowned or went missing at sea in 2015, according to the UNHCR.
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This concern isn't just hypothetical: A man drowned there on Christmas in the Wattamolla Lagoon.
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The team speculates that it may have fallen into a natural trap and possibly drowned.
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Jaleel Drayton, 10, drowned Tuesday after apparently swimming in a closed pool facility, police said.
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However, Stally said, the vessel overturned and drowned some of the passengers, including a baby.
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In an interview with News 12 Westchester, she recalled Viafore's final moments before he drowned.
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It's an issue that has gotten drowned out with all the emphasis on health care.
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But in the end, the good stuff is drowned out by the lame affair drama.
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The International Organization for Migration says 3,771 people drowned trying to reach Europe last year.
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The move comes after two people drowned in the sea in a selfie-related accident.
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I thought she would have drowned if she was somewhere down there or suffered hypothermia.
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The state agriculture department said that Florence had killed 3.4m chickens and drowned 0003,500 pigs.
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Harmony Williams was playing in the water at a Tampa apartment complex when she drowned.
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Her son told her the creatures were trapped in cages as they were being drowned.
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Divers found the dead body "intact," and police said he was drowned by the alligator.
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But their cries have been drowned out by a far broader swathe of Iranian malcontents.
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" Obama shouted over and over as the supporters drowned out his calls for order. "Everybody!
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Talk of shared values could be drowned out by a chorus of "My country first".
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Rain drowned 64 acres on a 200 acre soybean farm last year in the Midwest.
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Once tangled in the net, the turtles were unable to get out and eventually drowned.
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In a world where all sides are worth hearing, experts and consensus are drowned out.
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He suffered broken bones from the impact of the fall then ultimately drowned, she says.
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To cover their tracks, the captain ordered that the slaves be drowned in their cages.
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Rescue came hours later, and at least six of the victims were people who drowned.
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It remains to be seen if those voices are drowned out in the coming weeks.
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Babies who were born in the camp were often drowned or killed by lethal injection.
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The cause of death is unclear, according to The Associated Press, but it likely drowned.
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These shifts are subtle and often get drowned out by vocal critics of these positions.
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Some designated areas were too low and became death traps where scores seeking safety drowned.
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But humanitarian sympathies are often being drowned out by fears of terrorism — especially in America.
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Wearing snowmobile suits that quickly got soaked in the icy water, both drowned, authorities say.
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In Houston, a woman drowned after she drove her vehicle into high water, police said.
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One of his sons drowned in a neighbor's swimming pool at the age of 3.
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In 1967, on a family vacation in Florida, my father drowned while saving my life.
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Holstein presents a visual symphony in which no individual piece gets drowned out by another.
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The park's hog deer made up the bulk of the animals drowned, with 221 dead.
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The uproar has drowned out other questions about how the PIC should use its money.
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The negativity, even around struggling giants like General Electric, has all but been drowned out.
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Tragedy awaits this family; unbeknownst to them, the daughter of the house has just drowned.
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They were quickly drowned out by the crowd of 1,650 people who chanted Buttigieg's name.
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Clinton's, recounted his father's history as a sharecropper, he was nearly drowned out at times.
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Initially, 900 were feared drowned; that estimate was later lowered to between 700 and 800.
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Casey's defense team presented a different theory: that Caylee accidentally drowned in the family's pool.
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Off the coast of Libya, more than 200 people drowned while trying to reach Europe.
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Navalny later complained on his blog that the belly dance music drowned out his event.
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They had drowned the day before, while trying to cross the Rio Grande into Texas.
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Nine migrants, including six children, have drowned in boat accident off Turkey&aposs Mediterranean coast.
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The vitriol, she said, "drowned out all the work we were doing" in other areas.
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McCain landed in a lake and nearly drowned; his captors bayoneted him in the abdomen.
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They drowned when their boat capsized eight kilometers off Inani Beach in Cox's Bazar District.
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In May, during a month when 1,133 refugees drowned at sea, Fisehaye crossed the Mediterranean.
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Even without infighting, one could imagine a young company being drowned by so much capital.
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For example: One of his helpers probably drowned during the recovery of a drug delivery.
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Survivors said that several dozen migrants were unaccounted for and were feared to have drowned.
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Even if you haven't played Majora's Mask, you've might've heard of the creepypasta BEN Drowned.
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On New Year's Eve, 20173, she drowned in the East River, in an apparent suicide.
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Many others have died during the attempt; at least 90 may have drowned on Friday.
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Quoting tiny fractions suggests content on Facebook gets drowned out in a torrent of information.
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Kevin just about shrugs when Laurie asks him if he's scared to get drowned (again).
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My writing class was talking about the news, and a wave of opinions drowned me.
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Mary Shelley, mid-miscarriage, waits for news of her husband and learns that he's drowned.
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The U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said in a statement more than 80 were feared drowned.
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The International Organization for Migration estimates that 282 people have drowned that way this year.
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The three siblings drowned Thursday night at Sylvan Beach Park in La Porte, officials said.
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The things you neglected are no longer drowned out by noise; they are the signal.
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The toddler drowned in a backyard pool in Orange County, California, on June 10, 2018.
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Peters and Tamiya had been shot to death while the other children had been drowned.
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They decide that the sisters must have drowned, and the authorities begin trawling the bay.
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They risked being drowned by richer nations' carbon emissions—and they told those countries so.
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A man drowned after his boat capsized in southern Sweden, according to The Associated Press.
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Of the 324 students from the school on board for a field trip, 250 drowned.
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That time, a famous photograph of a drowned Syrian refugee child appeared on computer screens.
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Brunt mentions the drowned world between Holland and England centuries before anyone else usually did.
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I recognized Randy Adderson, Marcia's boyfriend, and the tall guy that had almost drowned me.
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But on Wednesday, the whole topic got drowned in the hubbub over the leaked report.
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His statement was nearly drowned out by protestors shouting "traitor" and "liar" outside the courthouse.
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But if they get drowned out by coverage of Trump, that's better for the President.
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Her 2014 book House of Grief follows a man who deliberately drowned his three sons.
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Last year, a DACA recipient drowned trying to rescue Hurricane Harvey flood victims outside Houston.
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Then her young husband drowned in a sailing accident at the peak of his career.
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For too long, the real story of cannabis was drowned out in those echo chambers.
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Imelda Quibranza-Dimaporo said at least 39 people had drowned or were killed by mudslides.
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The Libyan coastguard said around 100 were thought to have drowned off Tripoli on Friday.
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He does not want to perform at concerts where he's drowned out by screaming fans.
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One of the most popular muses of early-20th-century Paris was a drowned woman.
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A week later I heard that Nacho was dead; he drowned in the swimming pool.
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Last year, a dog in Las Vegas drowned while being watched by a Rover sitter.
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The low buzz of conversation is drowned out by what's to our other side: cars.
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And just like the Super Bowl, the analysis and hype drowned out the contest itself.
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It was part of Grover Norquist's stated goal of shrinking government to the size at which it can be easily drowned in a bathtub, and for far too long much of the news media neglected to ask Norquist who would be drowned when that happened.
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In 83, his 1-year-old son, Ryan, somehow climbed into a hot tub and drowned.
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Where an independent media was drowned out by propaganda and the willful dissemination of false information.
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Duggar slipped and fell into the pool and drowned, Washington County coroner Roger Morris told CNN.
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Williams, 25, drowned while Jaden was rescued by a bystander, according to the Moline Police Department.
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The sheriff's office said Friday its investigation led detectives to believe that Johnson had drowned accidentally.
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The Rebel Without a Cause icon, who would've turned 80 last week, tragically drowned on Nov.
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In it, Jesus says it is better to be drowned than to cause others to sin.
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This isn't the tragic image of a father and daughter who drowned in the Rio Grande.
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He nearly drowned when he landed in a flooded field, miles from his intended drop zone.
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Pauly Drowns Her Mom (And Other Farm Odds And Ends) Pauly drowned her mom (Mädchen Amick).
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Ido's 223-year-old daughter, Rana, fell into the well of a makeshift toilet and drowned.
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She would have immediately hopped on a dragon and drowned King's Landing in fire and blood.
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"We fear he drowned in the river," Raza told the Agence France Presse at the time.
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One of the children drowned as they crossed from Turkey to Greece in an inflatable boat.
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In early June, Emeline drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California.
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It is its own act of erasure, the cinematic experience drowned out by the industry noise.
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On June 5, 1984, when David Kennedy was 12 years old, he nearly drowned in Malibu.
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They just see a boat which drowned and maybe people died -- and OK, that's maybe sad.
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Flooding from Harvey's record-setting rainfall turned the city into a sprawling scrapyard of drowned vehicles.
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Last year alone, 27 people drowned in the state's currents, according to the National Weather Service.
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A Georgia high school senior drowned Sunday in Florida days before he was set to graduate.
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Though nobody has yet drowned, it is an obvious risk, as is collision with bigger ships.
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Medical examiners disagreed on what killed the child, initially ruling that Prince had drowned, Ebert says.
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As with Dodd-Frank, however, the benefits of Europe's reform risk being drowned in its complexity.
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These planets are super close to their parent stars, and get drowned out by nearby starlight.
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In just six weeks, 400 people have drowned while attempting the dangerous Mediterranean crossing by boat.
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Two horses drowned in the first five minutes, and Humboldt was convinced that all would perish.
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Sadly, she fell into the sea water in front of which she was standing and drowned.
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Voices of dissent make it to the air, but they're drowned out by pro-Purge voices.
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The images of drowned refugees in recent years have shocked, but death tolls are still climbing.
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Believing Daisy already drowned in her kennel, the Michellis only told the rescue group about Hazel.
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Human rights advocates note their messages are often drowned out by those of well-funded lobbyists.
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He fell into the water and drowned, as did another person who tried to save him.
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But the two boys, who were autistic, were unable to escape and drowned, the release states.
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What should have been an idyll turns into a nightmare when Mr Solomon is nearly drowned.
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According to the International Organisation for Migration, more than 320 people have already drowned this year.
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In Mossy Head, southern Florida, a 163-year-old man was found drowned near his trailer.
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I think mole would have drowned before being able to do any damage to the bass.
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After Ms. Bamenga drowned the children, she turned on the gas stove and slit her wrists.
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The prairie fire that is — or was — the Tea Party has drowned in the English Channel.
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Eunavfor Med was created after 800 people drowned in a single incident on April 15, 2015.
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In one there was a group of grieving women whose children had drowned the night before.
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Just a little thrusting tick-tock that drowned out the real sound of time: 7 A .
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One local newspaper reported in 1887 that more than 100 Icelanders had drowned that winter alone.
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The momentum toward tax reform drowned out many of the arguments for keeping Paygo in place.
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If Hannah had drowned, her body would likely float to the surface within a few days.
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The Hill: The political sway of a robust economy was drowned out by Trump's midterm messages.
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It is a resuscitation of a drowned man, a kind of back-from-the-dead story.
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They described it as a remote place where screams could be drowned out by planes overhead.
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Some 320 migrants are believed to have drowned off the Greek island of Crete last week.
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Davis was told he was walking home from a bar, tripped into a ditch, and drowned.
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The 35-year-old player whose career spanned 11 seasons drowned in Hamilton Harbour on Sunday.
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His brother drowned while he watched, his foot stuck in the bottom of a broken drainpipe.
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NPR is reporting that 700 people have drowned in three separate shipwrecks across the Mediterranean Sea.
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It's a marked increase from roughly the same stretch of 2016, during which 471 people drowned.
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And that she had watched him drown the way those who'd come with Arnold had drowned.
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Otherwise, they risk being drowned out by irrelevant chatter or, worse, their much more vocal competitors.
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Houston drowned accidentally in a Beverly Hills hotel bathtub in 2012 after years of drug abuse.
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Her eyes are clouded, and her eyelashes are still as long as the day she drowned.
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"Welcome home Meek Mill," the public address announcer declared as wild cheers drowned out the rest.
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Mr. Trump's voice, nearly drowned out by music, emerged faintly from a screen in the back.
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" Without it, she confesses, "I would have drowned any desire to write in restlessness and despair.
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Mr. Burgin recast Madeleine as the drowned Ophelia in Sir John Everett Millais's Pre-Raphaelite painting.
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They scoffed at his admission that he'd stood by helplessly while Ellard dragged and drowned Virk.
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The ship's distress calls had been drowned out by shore-based interference, contributing to its demise.
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She had also feared being drowned out by a horde of other tech initial public offerings.
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For too long, a few very loud voices drowned out any sensible conversation on this issue.
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But he felt that the arguments were being drowned out by bigger, better-funded lobbying groups.
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And they had cameras on them as these people who were chained inside the cage drowned.
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One young mother drowned herself and her baby son rather than risk the horrors of vaccination.
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The pair from El Salvador drowned as they were crossing from Mexico into Texas near Brownsville.
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Also on Thursday, a 4-year-old boy drowned in another flash flood in southern Israel.
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" Dr. Elphick said it is common to come out and find "little baby chicks drowned everywhere.
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She and her twins were drowned in an explosion of silver confetti as a farewell gesture.
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People who then try to correct the record often feel drowned out by the false information.
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One victim was a 15-year-old boy who drowned in the notorious Tidal Wave Pool.
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But by evening, the operation had shifted to recovery, with officers searching for swimmers presumed drowned.
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The beloved singer and actress drowned in a bathtub in 2012 at the age of 48.
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I remember loving the succulent slices of turkey drowned in gravy and the crisp, buttery skin.
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If it was a powerful photo of a drowned refugee child, did it come via Facebook?
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The polarization was a key reason why CNN, lodged in the middle, was getting drowned out.
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He made fruit-topped cups and sundaes drowned in syrup, strawberry milkshakes and root beer floats.
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Five passengers drowned, unable to break free from harnesses meant to prevent them from falling out.
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It's our job as listeners, fans and podcasters to make sure those voices aren't drowned out.
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The chair also played sounds of rain falling, that almost drowned out the festival around me.
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Not when gig workers scrambled for second and third jobs and young people drowned in debt.
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"And then I kept with her, and she just drowned on me," he said, breaking down.
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San Antonio drowned Leonard in a tidal wave of boos when he returned with the Raptors.
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He tried to escape Cuba on a raft in 1968, and he drowned in the sea.
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Another girl told Kefalos about the time she saw a drowned corpse en route to Greece.
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The fate of a Christmas Day turkey usually involves being overcooked and drowned in Bisto gravy.
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El Paso really has the best, by far, not draped in cheese, not drowned in sauce.
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It also meant, she said, that her vote was drowned out by her new district neighbors.
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ROME (Reuters) - A photograph of a drowned migrant baby in the arms of a German rescuer was distributed on Monday by a humanitarian organization aiming to persuade European authorities to ensure safe passage to migrants, after hundreds are feared to have drowned in the Mediterranean last week.
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Later that day she was found drowned in her hotel-room bathtub with cocaine in her system.
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The two drowned while attempting to cross the Rio Grande River to get into the United States.
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Police initially said the 15-year-old drowned after taking drugs, but her mother rejected that account.
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On Sunday, at least 18 people drowned off the Turkish coast in an effort to reach Greece.
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Two young boys have drowned in the floods and several other children have been injured, UNICEF says.
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The world's most pervasive problems are often drowned out by the most controversial news of the day.
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The majority of Harvey's victims drowned after the storm, while others were delayed from life-saving care.
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Namia, the IOM spokesperson, noted that 50 people attempting to reach Greece have already drowned this year.
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Emeline drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California, on Sunday, PEOPLE confirms.
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More likely, though, you'll hear her, because La Llorona wails as she searches for her drowned children.
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Even protests against a government plan to raise the retirement age were drowned out by the cheers.
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Here lies legendary actress, writer, and feminist Carrie Fisher, drowned in moonlight, strangled by her own bra.
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Then seeing 2500 years later somebody drowned in the same spot and it could have been me.
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This is the memorial for Steve the drowned security robot outside our office on his charging pad.
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This time, she allegedly confessed she had drowned her son and the older boy, according to Tracy.
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Police believe the body belonged with the man in his 30s and had drowned in the river.
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Three others drowned along flooded roads in the Malad area, disaster management spokesman Tanaji Kamble told CNN.
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Firefighters contained that fire and drowned all of the other boxes that had yet to catch fire.
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With his body unrecovered and no other witnesses, Cheryl's story that Jason accidentally drowned is never questioned.
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Seventeen people, aged 1 to 76, drowned, including nine members of one family and one crew member.
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When the children trudged back up the hill, Sally asked a nun if the boy had drowned.
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"There are good people on both sides of the aisle," he said, nearly drowned out by boos.
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Shouts became whispers, drowned out by the hissing of flags flapping, and tree branches bending and cracking.
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Men accused of being spies were drowned in cages, as underwater cameras captured their last tortured gasp.
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It would require him to acknowledge that he can't drain the swamp without getting drowned in leaks.
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Although it is scheduled to open next spring, the cemetery already buried 56 bodies of drowned migrants.
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Overall, there isn't much evidence of a young evangelical voice that is being "drowned out" by elders.
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" He adds, "The evidence at the scene suggested that she was intentionally drowned, as the call indicated.
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Biancavilla said that after Cullen drowned his mother, he tried to hide the body by a shed.
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"I think she's maybe worse than Obama," Trump added as the crowd drowned him out with applause.
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Most of their chants were drowned out by Clinton's supporters and the candidate only obliquely mentioned them.
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Between 200,000 and 400,000 "boat people" drowned at sea when turned away by various Southeast Asian governments.
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In opening statements, Baez insisted Caylee had drowned accidentally in the family's pool on June 16, 2008.
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Buddy. Dawson would've drowned himself in the creek if he went to the same school as Jerry.
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Aylan, his brother, and his mother drowned while trying to flee to Turkey nearly a year ago.
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As for the bags, everywhere else I've seen this brand for sale, I've been drowned in leather.
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Each night, a distraction drowned out any message of mainstream appeal and unity from the Republican Party.
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He let her fall face-down in a shallow puddle and watched as she slowly drowned, unconscious.
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That person was drowned out by others, including one who said, "Shame on you," the Post reported.
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Many pro-union Catalans believe they are a silent majority, drowned out by noisy supporters of independence.
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With waves crashing over it, the boat capsized and Aylan drowned along with his mother and brother.
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Lela Holland, 64, drowned when floodwaters overtook her Washington home, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
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At least 64 people perished during the storm, drowned in their houses or brained by flying debris.
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Alan Sizzler KistlerDecember 27, 2016 Carrie Fisher (1956-2016): Drowned in moonlight, strangled by her own bra.
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In 2011, the real-life Knut had a seizure and drowned in the pool in his enclosure.
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My screams are almost completely drowned out by all the noises coming from others in the room.
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More than 4,500 people are known to have drowned last year alone trying to make the crossing.
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It's ironic that you should mention him given that he drowned in Memphis swimming in the Mississippi.
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Alan and his relatives drowned when their boat capsized during a perilous crossing from Turkey to Greece.
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Any anxiety viewers might have watching the scene is immediately drowned out by a deafening laugh track.
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They were nearly drowned out by the anti-Maduro crowd, who blasted loud sirens on their bullhorns.
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It turns out they've both drowned and their minds live on in the eyeSWEEP, San Junipero style.
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It's raw, unedited sadness wrapped in silk negligees and streaky mascara; despair drowned in tumblers of Scotch.
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Was it a primal scream of race panic that, for a time, drowned out a silent majority?
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Dozens of Rohingya women and children have drowned while trying to get into neighboring Bangladesh by boat.
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At some point during the trip off of Madeira Beach, Florida, the 37-year-old woman drowned.
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L'Tanya Lemon Grimes drowned after accidentally falling into a pond near Baton Rouge, La., on Jan. 31.
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When the Italian coast guard tried to rescue them, the boat capsized; five hundred and fifty drowned.
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The bad is that today's sense of unity risks being drowned out tomorrow by calls for vengeance.
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But the voices were drowned out when chanting Armenian priests and monks circling the shrine raised theirs.
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Her choir students were listening to a recording of their own singing, which drowned out the popping.
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They were believed to have fallen into a waterfall and drowned after a calf fell and died.
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Police officials said it appeared that Cunningham drowned, and emphasized there was no evidence of foul play.
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Mohamed survived, but his wife and five children, including the youngest, his 2-year-old son, drowned.
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Two active-duty Navy SEALs, Brett Marihugh and Seth Lewis, drowned last year while training in Virginia.
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One sailor was nearly drowned in the water, losing consciousness when he made his way to safety.
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As I reflect on the past nine months, I see pressing issues drowned out by character issues.
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There the men clubbed and stoned Jews to death, beheaded others, and drowned some in a pond.
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Two people died after a building collapsed, three drowned, and one died from electrocution, the authority said.
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"Two rhino calves have drowned and up to 15 deer perished in the high floods," Brahma said.
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We should make sure that the voices of citizens are not being drowned out by corporate money.
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Then it capsized, spilling passengers into the sea, where most of them drowned amid a panicked frenzy.
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On Thursday, 24 drowned when their boat sank off a Greek island close to the Turkish coast.
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Sixty-five migrants heading for Europe from Libya drowned in May when their boat capsized off Tunisia.
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That seemed impossible: I almost drowned as a child, and I hadn't been in the water since.
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Yuet-kwan was scared for his brother as he deteriorated; he once fell overboard and nearly drowned.
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Hurricane Dorian claimed its first victim, an 8-year-old boy who reportedly drowned in the Bahamas
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These microscopic organisms were a telltale sign that ocean water had drowned the area at some point.
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But his appeals were drowned out by the angry mob as it set about its grim business.
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Separately, 393 people were feared drowned after a migrant smuggler's boat capsized off the coast of Libya.
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It remains unknown whether the boy was dead before he entered the water, or whether he drowned.
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The sheriff did not think the women were in restraints when they drowned, as early reports indicated.
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Meanwhile, call participants often look and sound far away, dwarfed by their background and drowned in noise.
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The gasps from the audience drowned out my music — and even my thoughts — for a split second.
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The Dubai police said on Monday that she had drowned in a hotel bathtub after losing consciousness.
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At least five people had died, including a man who drowned while trying to move his horse.
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A few shouting matches were still underway, but they were drowned out by a passing party bus.
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Then he met four fathers carrying the bodies of their children from the school where they'd drowned.
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Jewish nurses drowned the newborn in a bucket, fearing that the baby's cries would doom them all.
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But they've been drowned out by Republican super PACs that pumped money into selling the tax bill.
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We surveyed the hurricane damage in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Maria drowned what Irma couldn't destroy.
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The sixth, who had been oiling a propeller shaft, was never seen again and presumably drowned. Capt.
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The three actors populate the drowned and new worlds, seeming to multiply and appear out of nowhere.
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Her father, a surfer raised in California, drowned; her Hawaiian mother wants nothing to do with her.
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She spent 22 minutes on the phone with the 911 operator before she drowned in her car.
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The police said he had drowned himself, but supporters said suicide was unthinkable and suspected foul play.
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PROFEPA says the turtles drowned more than a week ago and had been floating offshore since then.
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A Houston police officer drowned on his way to work Sunday, The Houston Chronicle reported on Tuesday.
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They were unable to detach restraints and became submerged upside down in 40-degree water and drowned.
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They were unable to detach restraints and became submerged upside down in 40-degree water and drowned.
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Dibo's is a fragile, upbeat tale, easily drowned out by the slew of headlines about US addiction.
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Two drowned when their moored sailing boat sank in the seaside town of Antirio, coastguard officials said.
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But that's been drowned out by what I have heard a thousand times from people down here.
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We just drowned our sorrows for a half hour and had a good chat with a few people.
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At least 18 fatalities have been reported in Puerto Rico so far, including two police officers who drowned.
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A 37-year-old man jumped in to save her but he was overtaken by waves and drowned.
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"We may find that the 'gossip' essential to their society is being drowned out," he told the Guardian.
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Toddler Camaya Davis drowned after falling through a hole in the floor of her family's home in Detroit.
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According to folklore, St. Patrick banished the snakes from Ireland, driving them to the sea where they drowned.
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But the boy drowned crossing a river in the Darien Gap, the jungle borderland between Colombia and Panama.
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Emeline drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California, on June 10, PEOPLE confirmed.
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They were largely drowned out by South Korean rapper San E, who was delivering a pre-game performance.
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Huxley contended that when truth is drowned in a sea of irrelevance, we would become a trivial culture.
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But the sickness is drowned by cries for more, Pray to God, make it quick, watch him fall.
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Nicole Hughes' 3-year-old son, Levi, drowned in a pool in Fort Morgan, Alabama, on June 10.
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In a first-person piece for blog Scary Mommy, Hughes warned that her son silently drowned within seconds.
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A history of Derbyshire in 1777 mentions an early explorer who almost drowned while seeking a hidden cave.
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The clicks of the journalists' cameras as Trump arrived late "almost drowned out Hudon's remarks," the Star wrote.
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More intense tropical storms, meanwhile, could see reefs more frequently smashed; rising sea levels could see them drowned.
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" The source continues: "Sadly, Bobbi Kristina used drugs for a long time, and she drowned in her bathtub.
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The report detailed how the university drowned investigators with irrelevant documents and issued misleading statements to the public.
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Mike's mother, Cheryl, didn't believe her son had accidentally drowned — and she pushed police to continue the investigation.
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In Louisiana, a 13-year-old boy drowned in a drainage area, the Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Office said.
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PEOPLE confirmed Monday Emeline drowned in the pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California on Sunday.
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In 2015, an estimated 3,800 people drowned or went missing while crossing the sea, according to the IOM.
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Mr Christie's promise to "tell it like it is" to America was drowned out by Mr Trump's bombast.
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Seven American sailors drowned and the Navy began building criminal cases against several members of the Fitz's crew.
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NEW DELHI – At least nine people have drowned in two separate incidents in eastern India&aposs Bihar state.
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Eventually, and at the cost of a few drowned horses, the eels would run out of juice. Dinner.
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Gamachis Abdullah, another Ethiopian student, watched helpless from the middle boat as his mother and two brothers drowned.
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In the yellow areas, the natural sky is lost, drowned out by street lamps and lit-up buildings.
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On June 8, Merrimack police responded to a call regarding a dog that had drowned in Naticook lake.
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But the two boys, Abdelkarim, 8, and Elhassan, 13, were unable to escape and drowned, the release states.
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She also earned a "life-saving medal" for rescuing a 5-year-old boy who almost drowned, Patch.
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Then, he revealed on Saturday, he nearly drowned just a few months later while filming MTV's The Challenge.
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His comments came days after 48 migrants drowned off the Tunisian coast, and sparked a rebuke from Tunis.
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"The country wanted to exhale," one Holness supporter told local television, her name drowned out by the celebrations.
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Worse, the second shot that Spieth drowned in the final round was the stuff of nightmares and embarrassment.
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I want bad romaine salad with one baby carrot drowned in ranch dressing every night of the year.
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Black children, women and men were beaten, burned, shot, drowned, mutilated and hanged from trees and telephone poles.
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Dunn's family initially filed a missing person's report on July 12, three days after he had already drowned.
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Tragedy struck five months later, when Aaren drowned in the family swimming pool just before her second birthday.
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He recalls being stuffed into an empty rice sack and submerged in the ocean, where he nearly drowned.
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Darren Franich, Entertainment Weekly: No joke: These are the best superhero action sequences in our superhero-drowned decade.
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"Two 16-year-old boys have sadly drowned on Fraser Island overnight," Queensland state police said on Twitter.
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As of autumn last year, the accumulation of bodies of drowned migrants was stretching resources to the limit.
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Most of the animal killed by the storm drowned or were affected by wind damage to farm structures.
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Charities estimate at least 3,000 people drowned last year while en route to seek refuge in European countries.
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I almost drowned and thankfully for that lifeguard that saved me, now I'm the one doing the saving.
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At least 3,000 migrants have drowned each year dating back to 2014, according to the Missing Migrants Project.
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Then there is mors, fresh cranberries muddled with sugar, drowned in boiling water and left for the night.
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The man, Matthew Riggins, drowned, the sheriff's office said, and his body showed signs of having been mauled.
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The presumed sole survivor, a 16-year-old Gambian boy, told rescuers he believed all other passengers drowned.
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I suggest the strawberry clafoutis drowned under fresh cream that bubbles when it hits the iron baking dish.
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Under the repressive regime Müller depicts, words are drowned or shredded in anger before they're retrieved as evidence.
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My answer is mixed: The substantive signals were there, but they were drowned out by the bombastic noise.
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His speech was almost drowned out by the sound of protesters gathered at the end of Downing Street.
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Then, as the sound of a plane overhead drowned out his voice, Mr. Trump went off his script.
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When she was a year and a half old, Julia Phillips drowned in the pond in her backyard.
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In September, a man from Finland was trapped in a rip current, fell from his kayak and drowned.
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Big tech is getting all the attention while the quiet stories of small-town successes are drowned out.
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At least 65 migrants drowned last month when their boat capsized off Tunisia after setting out from Libya.
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Later, he learned that two young undergraduates, out paddling in the same fog, had become disoriented and drowned.
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I maybe did not turn the most delicate phrase when I said that conservative students should be drowned.
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The children's wails drowned out the committee chair as he called on the next senator to question Kraninger.
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A Tennessee Democratic Party spokesperson told me the broadband battle is being drowned out by more contentious rhetoric.
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In 1967 a drunk man drowned in the monument's shallow pool , and it has remained empty ever since.
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Dolores O'Riordan died when she drank too much and drowned ... a sad fact confirmed by her death certificate.
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"It became an absolutely crazy project that drowned all the money I made," he said, with a laugh.
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It can be exhausting hearing about communities struck by hurricanes, drowned by rising seas or destroyed by fire.
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The person he's watching, specifically, is a mother who once drowned her two young children in the bath.
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The brotherhood cared for travelers and the sick and it buried unclaimed corpses, often the drowned or executed.
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The image evokes John Everett Millais's 1850s painting that shows a supine Ophelia soon after she has drowned.
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Eurus was jealous of Victor's friendship with her brother, and drowned Victor at the bottom of a well.
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At least 65 migrants heading for Europe from Libya drowned last May when their boat capsized off Tunisia.
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Those who were disturbed or disgusted — I spoke with some afterward — were quiet or drowned out or absent.
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Mengele had drowned in the sea off São Paulo in 1979 and been secretly buried by Nazi cronies.
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Their friend Alex drowned in the lake, after Eddie, Lindsay, and the other teens spent the night partying.
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In the post, they called them "floaters" — referring to the fact that they drowned in the Rio Grande.
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"I felt as if I was playing the corpse of a piano that had drowned," Mr. Sakamoto says.
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Gaba commemorates those killed in the watery passage in "Memoriale aux Refugies Noyees – Memorial for Drowned Refugees" (2016).
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And in 2010, a Swiss hiker drowned while trying to cross the same river McCandless failed to cross.
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But this day is specifically to center Muslim women's voices that often get drowned out of the conversation.
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What if these photographs, in all their bureaucratic banality, were presented alongside the photograph of two drowned people?
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The store was drowned, sewage forced out of pipes, inventory ruined and looters came and trashed the store.
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The Berg already owns the walking stick Woolf carried the day she drowned, which it acquired in 2002.
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This photo shows Alan Kurdi, a Syrian child who drowned while fleeing war in his country in 2015.
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Gohmert responded by yelling and jabbing his finger at Nadler, but his reaction was drowned out by Rep.
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Federal regulators are taking a closer look at children's bath tubs after dozens of babies drowned to death.
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"The family is simply shocked and outraged that their son drowned to death in this manner," Robb said.
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Hands raised, they drowned out a warm-up speaker at the campaign event for the president, Hassan Rouhani.
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Andrew Kwok, an old fish farmer living in the area, recalls those who drowned making the perilous crossing.
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I also typically drowned those murky brown mugs with milk and sugar (see below), because they were bitter.
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They drowned out freedom of speech, silenced those with whom they disagree, and attacked the defenders of democracy.
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And yet between the horse race and the campaign drama, much of their work was simply drowned out.
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"And last—," Mr. Wenner said before he was drowned out by roars from the Seattle band's super-faithful.
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In 1278, 200 people kept dancing on a bridge in Utrecht until it collapsed and all were drowned.
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Her husband, Charlie, a more impulsive type, a freelance journalist, has seemingly drowned himself in a Berkshire lake.
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Meanwhile, the bad publicity has drowned out the stated goal of the cancellations – to improve Ryanair's punctuality record.
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At least 42 people have drowned off trying to get to Lesbos in the past two weeks alone.
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He told the police she drowned in a puddle, for instance, yet autopsy results show she was strangled.
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Less commonly, 145 victims were axed to death, 94 were drowned by force, and 63 were burned alive.
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Protesting Cuban and Bolivian diplomats drowned out the launch by shouting, chanting and banging their hands on desks.
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And then he would have at least had a fighting change, but instead, they drowned him in silence.
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You could lose yourself in it, that was what I liked, it was beautiful but also it was like looking at nothing, the sight of it drowned out thinking like the sound of it drowned out noise, and at first I didn't hear the others calling me to join them.
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The issue was often drowned out during the 2016 presidential campaign by scandals and gaffes, particularly Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Her companion, Finnish skydiving instructor Rami Kajala, jumped into the ocean in an attempt to save Connell and drowned.
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In 1988 his life derailed when his wife divorced him and his brother Barry drowned in a boating accident.
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She alleges that Dean took their baby into the ocean when he was "completely inebriated" and June nearly drowned.
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Bill Noke says the swimmer had a leg cramp and might have drowned had the boys not rescued him.
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More than 13,000 people are estimated to have drowned since 2014 trying to make the dangerous crossing to Italy.
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Her death came three years after Houston drowned in a bathtub in a Beverly Hills hotel at age 48.
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The phrase apparently referred to the many migrants who are believed to have drowned in recent days off Libya.
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Percy Shelley drowned while sailing when he was 29, leaving Shelley to raise their only surviving son, Percy Florence.
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Loren: Getting water in your spacesuit is indeed a problem, and one astronaut nearly drowned a couple years ago.
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Or did voters shift along with the balance of information, as mainstream voices were drowned out by Mr. Trump?
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Its silence is drowned out by the jolly chatter of school groups and the squeak of floor boards. Why?
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An estimated 340 children have drowned since September — an average of two children a day —Save the Children says.
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Dead and missing The 11 deaths in North Carolina included some victims who drowned after driving onto flooded roads.
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Bailey oversaw five interns — one was killed in a bus crash, one drowned, and one had end stage cancer.
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More than 36,500 people made the crossing while another 94 people drowned in the first three weeks of 2016.
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Half appeared to really be there for the coffee; a bean-grinding machine drowned out parts of his remarks.
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Sadly, unlike many 21-year-old's birthdays in the United States, this frap will not be drowned in alcohol.
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That means each drowned animal provides both a short-term and long-term source of nutrients to the river.
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The previous day, which also saw fistfights, they had drowned out proceedings with defiant singing of the national anthem.
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It was revealed during the trial that the puppy drowned before the turtle began to eat it, KIDK reported.
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I've never been a huge fan of crab myself, but I applaud anything drowned in a bucket of cream.
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Eighteen people survived and nearly 200 are thought to have drowned in one of the world's deepest volcanic lakes.
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It said many of the migrants had already drowned by the time Sea-Watch arrived at the boat site.
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They fall down flights of stairs, get drowned, choked, jump out of collapsing buildings, and get thrown through walls.
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There are also images of young girls drowned and decapitated — this images have all been attributed to Bobby Dassey.
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Shiyo drowned, as did Asad Elmi, a pregnant woman in her twenties, and an unrelated six-month-old child.
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Then, last April, Raelene, 22, drowned when the car she was driving skidded into a river near the farm.
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Those details include K's age and what he was doing around the time that Ladenburger drowned in a river.
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The Mediterranean Sea regularly throws up the corpses of the drowned, but that doesn't seem to discourage prospective travelers.
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Jamel Dunn drowned in a retention pond near his mother's house in the city of Cocoa on July 9.
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Edward Symansky was heartbroken over the death of his son, Terry, who drowned in a boating accident in 1991.
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"His was music for generations," he began, before being drowned out by motorbikes roaring up and down the streets.
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Although less turtles nest on the West side of Florida, any nests there likely drowned or were swept away.
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It left allies fuming about yet another day when his political agenda was drowned out by Trump-induced tumult.
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He told me that when he was seven years old he almost drowned, and was saved just in time.
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Most of the victims drowned or were buried in landslides, triggered by heavy rains since Saturday, Quang told Reuters.
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I remember quite well a mother taking her children and driving them into a lake, and they all drowned.
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The migrants drowned after their dinghy collided with a freighter off the Greek island of Lesbos in September 2015.
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A similar scenario went down with the room where Whitney Houston drowned in a bathtub at the Beverly Hilton.
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While authorities have not released Jenny's cause of death, the Last Resort Rescue announced yesterday that she had drowned.
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By restricting his air passages, Parmitano almost drowned before he had time to return to the station's air lock.
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And on October 28th, there was a massive shipwreck in which dozens of people, many of them children, drowned.
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ABC11 also reports that a pet guinea pig was allegedly found drowned in a cage next to the bathtub.
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Sometimes it's sheer numbers like this that grab our attention, other times it's the harrowing photos of drowned children.
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In that instance, however, politicians got too much time on the stage; their voices gradually drowned out the others.
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Dozens of Rohingya women and children fleeing the violence have drowned while attempting to escape to Bangladesh by boat.
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A woman in New York drowned during a stand-up paddleboard yoga class on Friday morning, according to police.
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His successor, John Kelly, who is rumored to be on his way out, was soon drowned out by chaos.
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More than 2857,231 people made the journey toward Europe this year; at least 2096,1553 drowned while attempting to cross.
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But these centrists feel that many Democrats, maybe even most of them, are being drowned out by the left.
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At least 700 people from three boats are believed to have drowned, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
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But Facebook's voice could be drowned out by the din of the crowd if it doesn't get moving soon.
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A few knuckleheads then got on the kid to throw the ball back, but they were quickly drowned out.
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Survivors said some died from hunger and thirst and others drowned themselves, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said.
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And last week, Mr. Clinton faced intense backlash after he drowned out the chants of Black Lives Matter protesters.
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Grimacing, Mr Gremmels ploughed on as disgruntled murmurs took hold, spread across the room and then drowned him out.
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Political mud had already drowned Bell Pottinger, a British public-relations firm, and forced resignations at KPMG, an auditor.
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Most tragically, the balloons hampered the United States Coast Guard search for two boaters who were later found drowned.
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He learned that the bodies of drowned people are usually found poised with buttocks high, hands and feet dangling.
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On the morning Dunn drowned, he had a "verbal altercation" with his mother and "possibly his fiancee," police said.
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The same day, in a different spot off the coast, 0003 people drowned in a boat carrying 130 passengers.
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Forest officials said they had found the remains of at least one rhino that had drowned in the flooding.
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In the summer of 21964, Weegee captured a cluster of beachgoers observing an effort to resuscitate a drowned swimmer.
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Ingrid McIntosh told the local EyeWitness News channel that her grandson, who was in the Abaco Islands, likely drowned.
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The storm's extreme rainfall also killed more than 20,000 hogs, whose drowned bodies' were scattered across the coastal landscape.
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Mr. Viafore, 46, drowned on April 19, 2015, when his kayak capsized in rough water on the Hudson River.
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When shouts drowned the two megaphones which interpreted Dadaism on the stage, the performance became more Dadaist than ever.
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The shallow, cowardly legalisms of the attorney general are drowned out by the anguished cries of mothers and children.
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Steve Perez, a police officer who drowned in his patrol car on Sunday in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
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The suit Kopra was wearing was actually the same as the one worn by Parmitano when he nearly drowned.
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Their 19-month-old daughter Emeline opened the back door of their friend's house and drowned in their pool.
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A young couple driving over the bridge somehow drove their car off the bridge one night and both drowned.
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At least 244 migrants drowned this week as two boats sank while attempting to cross the Mediterranean from Libya.
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But millennials who mocked the instant trendiness of OK boomer were drowned out by the meme's intended targets: boomers.
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When it rains, it pours: Her big aria, "Sì, mi chiamano Mimì," was drowned out by a Tanglewood thunderstorm.
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But preliminary autopsy results, announced Friday, suggested that Mr. Maldonado drowned and had no visible bruises on his body.
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No one wants their plaintive wails drowned out by a cacophony of premature, self-congratulatory pats on the back.
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Through June, 0003 migrants drowned in the western Mediterranean, compared with 2000 in all of 21492 in that area.
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Local news reports suggest the women may have been chained in the back of the van when they drowned.
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Glickman and his centrist allies are, however, likely to be drowned out by the vociferous opposition to this idea.
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An Op-Ed From the Future Residents of the drowned city remain illegally, and have nowhere else to go.
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"We have all donors in the audience," Trump said, before he was nearly drowned out by the continued booing.
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In the general election, these voices were drowned out by their Republican neighbors, almost all of whom are white.
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But a large number of those deaths were men, women and children who drowned while crossing the Rio Grande.
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At a public vigil for victims of the shooting last summer in Dayton, Ohio, the crowd drowned out Gov.
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The boat is named for a three-year-old Syrian boy who drowned in the Mediterranean four years ago.
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