" Song highlight: "Pretend he doesn't know / That he's the reason why / You're drowning, you're drowning, you're drowning.
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It feels like you are drowning, but you are not drowning because drowning is when water goes into your lungs.
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"We're drowning in imagery, drowning in social media streams," Guariglia says.
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"Non-fatal drowning is far more common than fatal drowning," he said.
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For every drowning death of a child under 2300, another five go to the emergency room for nearly drowning, which is also known as a nonfatal drowning.
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It's like coming up for air after drowning, except the drowning was a dream.
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" A year later, Wood's death was reclassified from accidental drowning to "drowning and other undetermined factors.
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Carl's vocal carries with it the necessary emotional heft needed to sell lines like "I might as well be crucified/drowning, drowning, drowning, drowning for love," which in the hands of a lessor producer, arranger, and performer could come across as nothing more than teenage solipsism.
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A Washington news reporter and photographer rescued a drowning woman drowning in a creek during a snowstorm Sunday.
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Wood's death certificate was changed from accidental drowning to "drowning and other undetermined factors," and the investigation remains open.
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"I'm not thinking to myself, 'Oh, she's drowning,' because she didn't look like she was drowning," Mr. Clark said.
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Death by drowning in Arkansas A 64-year-old man died in Arkansas after drowning in floodwater, police told CNN.
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"Oh my God, I'm drowning, I'm drowning," the woman said in a faint voice, as captured in a video given to CNN.
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The news comes nearly a week after little Frankie died in a Houston hospital of dry drowning (also known as secondary drowning).
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The core idea is very simple: Imagine you could save five people from drowning or you could save one person from drowning.
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Saturday's deaths take the drowning total for January above 250, whereas the agency recorded 805 drowning deaths on Turkey-Greece smuggling routes throughout 2015.
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They found water in his lungs and around his heart and told his parents that he died of "dry drowning," also known as secondary drowning.
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Specifically, drowning accounts for 46% of all injury deaths among children with autism, which translates to 160 times the chance of dying from drowning compared to other children.
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Victim's sister posted drowning video on Facebook A woman who identified herself as Dunn's sister, Simone Scott, said she received the video of her brother's drowning on Saturday.
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"Dry drowning," also called secondary drowning, occurs when someone inhales water into their lungs but isn't affected until after the person has left the water they were swimming in.
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I was reminded of Stevie Smith's famous poem, "Not Waving but Drowning," which ends with: I was much too far out all my life And not waving but drowning.
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"In South Texas, we would sum this up very simply in saying these are the last kicks of a drowning man, in this case, a drowning woman," Strother said.
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" Deanna now looks back at that painful era and realizes "he was drowning in the stuff he was dealing with, and I was drowning in the stuff I was dealing with.
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When the World Health Organization released its global report on drowning five years ago, it recommended that governments tailor and implement effective drowning prevention programs and develop national water safety plans.
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Many deaths reported from drowning, flying debris, & collapsing houses.
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A conservative estimate is that for every drowning, there are four non-fatal events, while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tallies seven non-fatal events for every drowning among children.
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Larissa MacFarquhar's recent book, "Strangers Drowning," is about such people.
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It's no wonder, then, that Dallas is drowning in bikes.
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Or that there's a more frightening, first person drowning animation?
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The rest of us look like gremlins drowning in sweat.
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Who deserve to go to college without drowning in debt.
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Experiencing a drowning is not something that's foreign to us.
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He was with teammates at the time of the drowning.
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A medical examiner listed the death as an accidental drowning.
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Jumped in and saved someone from drowning in their car.
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Still, he said, an overdose or drowning are still possibilities.
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And the world, drowning in garbage, has begun to listen.
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She has died from a pulmonary edema, or "dry drowning".
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Susan Jamison's "Drowning Dress" is a tribute to Virginia Woolf.
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Is he drowning in a swarm of Horror Story bees?
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But we will hold onto that rod even while drowning.
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There have been no reports of serious injuries or drowning.
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As a political culture, we are drowning in false courage.
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A DROWNING MAN Mahdi Fleifel, Signe Byrge Sørensen, Patrick Campbell
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I go back to the time of the drowning barrel.
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Pakistan's courts are drowning under a backlog of 1.9m cases.
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One of the causes of death was listed as drowning.
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She died in 2012 after drowning in a hotel bathtub.
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We're drowning in a sea of access journalism puff pieces.
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I really felt like you were drowning at the beginning.
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Fitz said dry drowning most commonly occurs in young children.
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Her twin sister was hospitalized after nearly drowning as well.
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"It literally made me feel like I was completely drowning."
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An autopsy showed he died from drowning and traumatic injuries.
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Authorities have ruled out drowning as a cause of death.
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Her quick motions look panicky, like those of someone drowning.
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It was so big I felt like I was drowning.
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If you try to hold on, you will be drowning.
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More companies die of drowning in opportunities than of starvation.
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Moans echo around the space, occasionally drowning out the music.
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Also you would be drowning, which is a major drag.
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He got rich from the Somalis drowning in the sea.
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Behind the scenes, however, he felt like he was drowning.
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" She also said that his drowning had brought her "relief.
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Guillemette: Yeah, 'cause we were just drowning into doing nothing.
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Small farmers say they're drowning in federal rules and regulations.
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College graduates are drowning in $1.6 trillion of student debt.
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Lifeguards were also associated with a 33% lower drowning rate.
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Struggling, however, can lead to losing balance and possible drowning.
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Lebanon is drowning in garbage that its government can't collect.
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The cause of death was initially ruled an accidental drowning.
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In this way, Trump risks drowning out his greatest achievement.
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As he was drowning, Mr. Holbeach had flashbacks to Nov.
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Storm, a golden retriever, pulled a drowning deer to safety.
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Some sank in the choppy water, drowning dozens of people.
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Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death for kids.
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"You feel that you are drowning because you are drowning", he wrote, "or, rather, being drowned, albeit slowly and under controlled conditions and at the mercy (or otherwise) of those who are applying the pressure".
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Drowning seems to be the most popular form of vandalism, though.
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Finally, she falls into the deep river drowning her life away.
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Drowning is the most common fatal injury among children with autism.
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Officials announced that the legendary singer died of an accidental drowning.
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I was drowning in my own stuff — and it wasn't healthy.
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At the time, Wood's death was classified as an accidental drowning.
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ISIS was cutting off heads and drowning people in metal cages.
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Meanwhile, streaming services are growing in popularity but drowning in lawsuits.
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She clings to Lindsay as a life raft, but she's drowning.
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He's drowning in them, suffocating, trying to claw his way out.
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In one, gravity fails, leaving Aurora drowning in a levitating pool.
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Alligators aside, what about the drowning risk of the lagoon itself?
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We're premiering "Drowning Here With All My Friends" from it below.
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An autopsy found that he died from drowning and traumatic injuries.
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Becca looks visibly upset by this rain drowning her love parade.
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European leaders concluded that voters were not pro-drowning after all.
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She seems to be drowning, and she is motioning to us.
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After systematically drowning them, Yates called 911 and reported their deaths.
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Initially, law enforcement officials classified Wood's death as an accidental drowning.
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Sam is drowning his own stunted sorrows at the strip club.
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It's like I'm drowning in clouds and I don't even mind.
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Officials do not suspect foul play was involved in the drowning.
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It sank in the Mediterranean, drowning all 282 of its passengers.
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So, yeah, maybe you're safe and dry, but inside, you're drowning.
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Her certificate of death lists her fate as an "accidental" drowning.
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Bass frequencies have a satisfying thump without drowning out everything else.
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"You're drowning out the voices of commitment and change," Lynch said.
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The junkie's eyes popping and drowning his girlfriend and all that.
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Instantly hurt, I considered drowning my lovely companion in the water.
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Drowning and train deaths are second and third most common, respectively.
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The image of her drowning along with the car is powerful.
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It's essentially like drowning your french fries in tomato-flavored syrup.
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Risking drowning in the sea, they crossed from Djibouti to Yemen.
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We were burdened by our stuff; we were drowning in it.
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The Player: Elliot (Mark Webber), an insurance salesman drowning in debt.
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But the blasts inflamed tempers in a country drowning in refugees.
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The IEA warned that the oil market risked "drowning in oversupply".
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Economies in the European economic periphery are still drowning in debt.
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Waterboarding is sometimes described as giving victims the sensation of drowning.
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Individual bears are starving and drowning, and fewer cubs are surviving.
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Why were we so amused at the thought of someone drowning?
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An espresso machine whirred, drowning out a Mary J. Blige song.
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"The Drowning Coast" gave this issue the national spotlight it deserves.
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That means, A, the police are working, and B, they're drowning.
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Except in Barboza's photographs, the hands are neither waving nor drowning.
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They're not hobbling from pain or drowning in their own blood.
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Matthew Kroll says the four bodies had injuries consistent with drowning.
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Low pasture lands along the road were drowning in murky waters.
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In Colima, he says, he felt as if he were drowning.
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Zechlin killed herself by overdosing on prescription pills and drowning herself.
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Check. Plunge into raging waters to keep a child from drowning?
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That move led to Erdogan's threats about drowning US-backed forces.
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But "Mud/Drowning" doesn't come across as an exercise in nostalgia.
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Beckford has cliffs, a bridge, a river and a drowning pool.
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But now Trump is drowning and he needs a life raft.
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The pilot escaped, but his five passengers died from accidental drowning.
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By Kiefer's account, his swimming life began with a near-drowning.
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All reports say Alison died through a drowning death by suicide.
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And he's not a young man; he's drunk and he's drowning.
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They've also done little to stop many of them from drowning.
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In the original edit, the song was "Bodies," by Drowning Pool.
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But the company now is drowning in $10 billion of debt.
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When she was twenty, another of her brothers died, by drowning.
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Drowning in plastic, but not sure how to set yourself free?
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A lot of people felt empty, and were drowning in debt.
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His thoughts turned away from drowning, toward starvation and heat exhaustion.
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I was "bad with money" — financially illiterate, underemployed, drowning in debt.
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For Trudy, this also means sitting on the board of the Miami-Dade Drowning Prevention Coalition, which was founded in 2010 to bring together the water safety community and provide a centralized resource for the coordination of information and programs related to water safety awareness, education and advocacy to reduce drowning, non-fatal drowning, and other water related injuries in Miami-Dade.
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The National Drowning Prevention Alliance says that drowning is the number one cause of accidental deaths for children between 1-4 years old and that 88% of child drownings occur when at least one adult is present.
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You don't know whether the shots constitute a baptism or a drowning.
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Other causes of death (homicide, suicide and drowning) also far outweigh terrorism.
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Nearly 903,000 children died from drowning in the United States in 2017.
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Predictably, the show is drowning in the anxieties of the Trump era.
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The circumstances involving the drowning of the migrants are not yet clear.
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According to police, the drowning followed an argument between Berry and Walls.
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Usually I'm drowning in work, but this week is the total opposite.
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She died in 2012 aged 48, after drowning in a hotel bathtub.
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I felt like I was drowning in a pool and couldn't breathe.
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Their mother, Wildine Joseph, said she was asleep when the drowning occurred.
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The world is either waving or drowning; everything changes all the time.
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And at least at first, you are drowning in information and obligations.
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And in fact, this is exactly what dolphins do to prevent drowning.
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Drowning in tears, we promise to bring you the best season yet.
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It was often water accidents, drowning or falling off a fishing boat.
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In the U.S., approximately 10 people die from unintentional drowning every day.
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The first thing a drowning man should do is jettison excess weight.
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Abdus-Salaam died from drowning in the Hudson River, the statement said.
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Houston died in 2012 aged 48 after drowning in a hotel bathtub.
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Euron "wins" the kingsmoot, which earns him +25 and an inaugural drowning.
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It's huge if you are already drowning in a sea of anxiety.
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The worst-case scenario for any of these is, of course, drowning.
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Human chain in Panama City Beach to save 9 people drowning pic.twitter.
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Former NHL goalie Ray Emery died this weekend from an apparent drowning.
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"With days to go until EU elections, Europe is drowning in disinformation."
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Ramage was trapped under the capsized boat, which resulted in his drowning.
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An autopsy determined Dukes' cause of death was drowning by Tilikum. Feb.
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With mountain vistas around her, Robins felt as if she was drowning.
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Theories centered around drowning, death from exposure, sharks, crocodiles, and local headhunters.
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Drowning can happen quickly and quietly in even small amounts of water.
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"The findings are not inconsistent with drowning," the medical examiner's report said.
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An autopsy revealed that Tur had suffered injuries prior to his drowning.
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I felt as if I were drowning in our combined mental anguish.
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He nods almost imperceptibly and everyone joins in, drowning out the Germans.
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Instead, their experience of swimming typically involved exclusion and, more dramatically, drowning.
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Back in the early 85033s, the FDA was drowning in drug applications.
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He looked like a latter-day Gulliver, bent over a drowning Lilliput.
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The generator shook and roared, drowning out the macaws that flew overhead.
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" The initial coroner's report ruled the death was "accidental death by drowning.
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" —ZD "We used to play drowning games for fun on vacation. Kidding!
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Bode said he wished more pediatricians would stress how common drowning is.
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Which do you put at the top of the paycheck-drowning heap?
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There's a haunted swamp, favored by the goth-rocker clan Drowning Doom.
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Neymar might be diving, but everyone else will be drowning in drink.
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But we are now drowning in information of varying quality and from
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Starving to death while drowning in a sea of poop and corpses.
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The business is drowning under poor leadership, outdated designs and misguided processes.
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I was drowning in my own frustration at the responsibilities on me.
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Rising sea levels and raging weather see coastal communities drowning quite literally.
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Is the ever-present hum of the internet drowning those out, too?
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An inquest in 2005 officially ruled Mr. Holt's death an accidental drowning.
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The dread of relapse hisses, snorts, whimpers, roars, drowning out all else.
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The Millers have dedicated their efforts to child drowning prevention and awareness.
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Police received a call to report the drowning around 7:15 p.m.
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It inundated Kyle Haines' home, drowning his 21963-year-old husband, Bob.
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Being water boarded by men in masks; a form of simulated drowning.
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He looks like he's meditating, but then again he might be drowning.
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He also had a head injury and died of drowning, authorities said.
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Drowning in my thoughts, I try to pick out something to say.
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"It is like a drowning man grasping for a straw," he said.
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A child had fallen into the water and seemed to be drowning.
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Rania is cheated, tear-gassed, beaten and risks drowning in the Mediterranean.
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This was combat without glory, fighting and drowning in the saltwater muck.
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He's behind on rent, drowning in debt and plagued by crippling anxiety.
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"Look out for the waves, they are drowning us," said a third.
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"Good debt is bad debt when you're drowning in it," she says.
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But that dominance mirrors the way soccer is drowning out other sports.
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Modern businesses are creating so much data that they're drowning in it.
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That's like trying to save a drowning man by drinking the lake.
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He's gone from promising to drain the swamp to drowning in it.
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It grows, louder drowning our simple questions, Who would break the world?
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Rather he is sending Trump a life jacket when he is drowning.
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Remember: People who are drowning usually can't splash or call for help.
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He walked into Legends not long ago and, by chance, Guy was onstage, singing "Drowning on Dry Land," an Albert King hit from 1969: A cloud of dust just came over me, I think I'm drowning on dry land .
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Before drowning his sorrows, he will need to find a new drinking partner.
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Drowning partners "in a sea of debt" was not America's approach, he said.
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I found myself drowning in emails… with no one to blame but myself.
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A child saving an adult from drowning is something I never even considered.
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Healing looks painful, and in the case of drowning, death looks even worse.
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If you can save a kid from drowning, you should do it, right?
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Immediately, many in the audience began to loudly boo, nearly drowning out Byrne.
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Who could have predicted her transformation from that sorrows-drowning glass in Reno?
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Molly's already drowning and she probably hasn't even received her first check yet.
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She died of blunt force injury, neck compression and drowning, the warrant states.
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Drowning is the fifth leading cause of unintentional injury death in the country.
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Price$250LikeIncredibly comfortable, great at drowning out sounds, and pretty easy to use.
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Drowning is the NUMBER ONE cause of death in children ages 1-4.
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It's the first step to preventing these types of tragedies. #drowning#drowningprevention#truthaboutdrowning.
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In that case, it's not drowning she has to worry about, but suffocation.
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In 2017, there were 98 drowning incidents, with 42 of them being fatal.
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"It's common for all drowning incidents to be investigated by homicide," Panzarella said.
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Wandering can lead to a multitude of dangers, including traffic hazards and drowning.
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The CIA subjected prisoners to brutal interrogation techniques, including simulated drowning, or waterboarding.
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Sounds encouraging, but hang on a minute before drowning that popcorn in butter.
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Once I hit bottom, I no longer felt like I was completely drowning.
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GOP down ballot candidates are at risk of drowning in a wave election.
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I wanted it to be personal without drowning the viewer in my memories.
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To not restrict judgement at this place is to risk drowning in it.
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There are too many kids who are drowning for lack of water safety.
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Meza's death is not suspected to be from drowning, according to ABC 21.
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Lifeguards, for example, are bound by their jobs to save people from drowning.
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Packed onto unseaworthy boats and rubber dinghies, the refugees risked capsizing and drowning.
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Seeing as he was drowning in infractions, Boethius needed to add more mods.
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But it's obvious the government has no problem drowning the lawyer in work.
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The shell was crispy, but it was borderline overcooked and drowning in grease.
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One person died in the US Virgin Islands, probably from drowning, authorities said.
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He died by drowning in the Nile River after being defeated in battle.
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The company has been struggling for several years and is drowning in debt.
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Neighbors told the station they were shocked to hear about the drowning death.
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Alternatively, missions could use laser communications to avoid drowning out the radio frequencies.
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Anna Faris is drowning her breakup sorrows ... in pizza and a diet coke?
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Tiphanie Yanique's Land of Love and Drowning is magical realism at its finest.
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Everyone just calls these LED TVs to avoid drowning in the alphabet soup.
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The Westminster Coroner's Court determined she died by drowning due to alcohol intoxication.
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READ MORE: Italian banks drowning in bad debt End of the European dream?
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With shark populations at risk of drowning, conservation efforts began in the 1990s.
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He drew his superhero Stardust flying facedown, so he looks like he's drowning.
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No one person is responsible for her drug-related bathtub drowning in 2012.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Spare some change for a drowning city?
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Here at Noisey, we tend to resort to drowning them out with music.
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In 2001, Andrea Yates confessed to drowning her five children in the bathtub.
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Waterboarding involves forcing water down someone's lungs to induce the sensation of drowning.
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Elizabeth's eyes dart around as she grunts in a panic, envisioning Bonnie drowning.
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He ended up pushing the already injured character into the river, drowning him.
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Stevens and extract her from the vehicle, she had tragically succumbed to drowning.
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Photographs of Dybala show him drowning in his one-size-fits-none kit.
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Dr. Schwarcz compared it to someone sitting in a bathtub worrying about drowning.
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Fear of drowning is the greatest predictor of swimming ability, Dr. Irwin said.
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"They are probably moving around enough so they are not drowning," he said.
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She spliced it in after the drowning scene as an emphatic last gesture.
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One is seemingly swimming in opportunity and the other is drowning in despair.
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Mud/Drowning Through March 7 at Mabou Mines, 150 First Avenue, Manhattan; maboumines.org.
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By the time they are drowning on our border it is too late.
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For Post Malone, it's a warning sign about drowning in your own success.
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And now, what city officials are touting as a high-tech solution: drowning.
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"Good debt is bad debt when you're drowning in it," Schwab-Pomerantz says.
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Our patients drowning in student debt deserve to have that toxic stress lifted.
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We've become a car-oriented borough, and we're drowning in our own traffic.
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You can be informed -- and, equally important, entertained -- without feeling like you're drowning.
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If you find yourself struggling with your inner voice, try drowning it out.
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He suspects that some "subliminal identification" arose when it came to drowning Shelley.
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Would almost drowning with your colleagues help you become a better team player?
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The climate crisis is fully main stage, with California burning and Florida drowning.
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You know in Titanic when that old couple are drowning in bed together?
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Causes of death include treatable infectious diseases, nutritional causes, drowning, burns and injuries.
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The painter Gerald Jackson once saved him from drowning in the Hudson River.
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Disabled and defenseless, sharks await excruciating deaths from blood loss, drowning, and predation.
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Even in politics, I worry that the noise is drowning out the signal.
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Who needs a boat party ... Odell Beckham is drowning in women in Paris.
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While 15-year-old Ramdinthara prevented two people from being electrocuted, 13-year-old Rakeshbhai Shanabhai Patel saved a boy from drowning in a 20-foot-deep well, and Aromal SM saved two women from drowning in a deep pond.
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Graves died from drowning and traumatic injuries, the Orange County Medical Examiner's Office said.
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Laurel Michelle Schlemmer was on trial for drowning sons Luke, 3, and Daniel, 6.
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"Oh my God, I'm drowning," a woman is heard screaming from inside the vehicle.
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While Jason was supposedly drowning, Archie and Ms. Grundy were also by the river.
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This is Miles Theodore Stephens – We are drowning in his little peeps and nuzzles.
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You can later compare his father's drowning to that song and to his snorkeling.
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They believe the cause of the girl's death was drowning, the Butler Eagle reported.
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People who are drowning may not splash, shout, or make any sound at all.
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She added that the secondary drowning is what people should be more aware of.
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Bosses with overflowing inboxes and back-to-back meetings may very well be drowning.
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A colleague acts out a Tennyson poem "waving his arms like a drowning fairy".
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Sometimes it can feel like we are drowning in a sea of millennial pink.
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That would be a cool way to spend a year—helping people fucking drowning.
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This is Miles Theodore Stephens - We are drowning in his little peeps and nuzzles.
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Many of the deaths in the storm have been people drowning in flash floods.
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This is Miles Theodore Stephens — We are drowning in his little peeps and nuzzles.
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Contributors share photos of the packages they've received, often drowning in paper or plastic.
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Making the matter worse is the feeling of drowning that's facilitated by constant connection.
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Still, this piano-driven power ballad finds Backstreet right in their lane. 17. "Drowning"
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As a result, rising seas are eating away at coastlines and drowning island nations.
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The cause of death for all four was drowning associated with blunt force trauma.
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And I know that Sam wouldn't want you spending your time drowning in pain.
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The worst was the death by drowning, at 13, of his youngest brother Enrico.
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Deep-Sea Horror Movies (45028)Those with a fear of drowning, proceed with caution.
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Commentators exclaimed "NO COLLUSION" while willfully drowning out the other findings of the report.
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Your Google Pixel is always one clumsy move away from drowning in the toilet.
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He poked around and found that three of the plants were drowning in water.
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He died from drowning and traumatic injuries, the Orange County Medical Examiner's Office said.
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Ibrahim will have about a one in 30 chance of drowning in the Mediterranean.
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Inevitably, you'll mess up, falling to your death — but you don't die by drowning.
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But after Musk's dismissive response, Biba found herself drowning in hate mail and abuse.
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Babies who were born in Auschwitz were often murdered by drowning or lethal injection.
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These journeys are often dangerous, with herders losing reindeers to cars, trains and drowning.
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"When she came in, she told us it's what's called 'dry drowning,' " she continued.
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The Los Angeles County coroner ruled her death an accident by drowning and hypothermia.
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They didn't include deaths from falls, drowning, drug overdoses, stabbings, fire or undetermined status.
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After Will rescues Isla from intentionally drowning, he takes her to his father's mansion.
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Unlike Banjo drowning slowly in Clanker's Cavern, I'm not going to hold my breath.
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"There's been a deluge of big data and most marketers are drowning in it."
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I apparently missed a drowning, a room filled with hourglasses, and entire character arcs.
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The last forty minutes are people drowning and freezing in every different way possible.
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There's nothing epic about drowning in real life, while I think I'm in space.
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Instead of drowning, they hang onto each other and form a giant, floating cluster.
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One by one, the bar's patrons rise and join in, drowning out the Germans.
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As Trump himself complained, hard news has been drowning out politics as of late.
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Fleming, 59, says that sometimes, black lung disease makes him feel like he's drowning.
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Heading into the situation unprepared, a person could find themselves drowning in it all.
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First: like it or hate it, the U.S. political system is drowning in money.
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It claims to deliver ultra-low bass without drowning out the trebles and mids.
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We are drowning in coarse words we once taught our children not to say.
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They also provide emergency care to patients suffering from heart attacks, drowning, or shock.
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In every debate she participated in, her competitors wound up drowning in her wake.
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The screech of the cicadas was overpowering, like a violent squall drowning everything out.
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We have tried death by drowning in the Mediterranean, by freezing in refugee camps.
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Trump is a habitual interrupter, drowning out attacks in a snowy fuzz of crosstalk.
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"It's drowning us try to keep up with her medical expenses," Jake told Today.
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Could you think positive thoughts if you were running out of oxygen and drowning?
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The thing about people who are actively drowning is that they're hard to spot.
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This plan will give teachers a shoestring budget and leave grads drowning in debt.
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Sometimes her snores act as white noise, drowning out the rest of the world.
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The heart association warned especially against it in drowning rescues, saying it endangered lives.
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The children are only able to fight IT off by drowning out IT's voice.
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He was recovered but had died of apparent drowning and was buried at sea.
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Waves There is a flood of waves in this video and we are drowning.
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Trump's is the theater of the zigzagging bully, nonstop noise often drowning out meaning.
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He seems to feel he's above it all, even as he's drowning in it.
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We are drowning in reports on how Democrats can win the white working class.
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To traipse at our side the streets of a Russian village drowning in sand.
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Some classmates fell out; others were run down physically and drowning in their academics.
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No fool, Mr. Ayers didn't want to join the drowning of the Trump presidency.
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Plus, drowning can be poetic, and the poetry here gets turned up to 10.
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Today the world is drowning in plastic — and our future depends on its obsolescence.
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She battled nightmares: Her rapist was shooting, drowning, stabbing her, lurking under her bed.
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Each is a hold a lifeguard can use to save a victim from drowning.
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Robin and Gary told WSB-TV they've had lingering questions about their son's drowning.
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By 2010, though, Mr. Howe had been compulsively overspending and was drowning in debt.
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Matthew Kroll told The Associated Press the four bodies had injuries consistent with drowning.
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According to the Sun, he was minutes away from drowning when he was saved.
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There are also arguments that late-arriving billionaire candidates are drowning out other campaigns.
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"I see pictures on my phone of people drowning in the sea," she said.
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I was devastated when Charlie died by drowning so he can save the others.
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Willingly drowning in Belinda Becker's soulful vibes at Joe's Pub in the early 2000s.
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") and when images appeared of his character possibly drowning ("Our hearts can't take it!
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If Poroshenko and (Turkish president Recep) Erdogan were drowning, who would you save first?
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So he keeps drowning them, over and over again, hoping to do just that.
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Accidental overdoses, falls, burns, near-drowning, extreme temperature exposures leading to loss of limb, self-inflicted gunshot wounds and suicide attempts were among the 46 non-fatal injuries; 20 deaths occurred due to carbon monoxide poisoning, drowning, falls, hypothermia, car crashes and suicide.
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In the enigmatic work, which leaves some of its narrative threads undone at the end, Ms. Persson plays a mother remembering the tragic drowning of her son, while Mr. Williams, in the film, is a son remembering the drowning of his mother.
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At least Kim's loved ones are trying to save her from drowning in self-doubt.
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He'd been reported missing by his family two days earlier — three days after his drowning.
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One person was killed in Arkansas Tuesday evening after drowning in floodwaters, police told CNN.
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More than 8,000 others nearly died by drowning, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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And she established a national parents' group, Parents Preventing Childhood Drowning, to spread the word.
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After two hours she was battling exhaustion and knew she risked falling asleep and drowning.
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The two adults are in critical condition after nearly drowning in the accident Thursday evening.
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But the thought of drowning in a swimming pool because gravity fails is horrifying. Watch.
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"I felt like I was drowning," Christina, 34, says in the latest issue of PEOPLE.
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Among all the reasons for death, drowning and fire have the highest deaths/incident ratio.
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And I didn't reach out for help because I was drowning in shame about it.
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She was at once shocked by the character's demise, yet eager to discuss the drowning.
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Someone who's deathly afraid of drowning will likely experience some simulation akin to that experience.
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I was drowning in hardware I didn't need, and doing so at my own expense.
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Kids under age 14 are much more likely to die from drowning than from firearms.
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By the time rescue arrived, only 317 remained, victims of drowning, shark attacks, and dehydration.
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On Wednesday the city's medical examiner said Etika's cause of death was drowning by suicide.
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But now it feels like those options are overwhelming me to the point of drowning.
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The latest tragedy comes just days after the first refugee drowning of 2016 was reported.
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This time Trump's being heavily rained on and he's nearly drowning in a rising tide.
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He killed some of his victims through blunt force trauma and drowning, others with stabbing.
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Otherwise, he says, we may all one day end up drowning in all this plastic.
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I've dreamt about murders, pandemics, zombies, drowning, monsters, demons, curses, and getting hopelessly, irreversibly lost.
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She never fully regained consciousness and was kept on life support following her near-drowning.
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It was the tragic realization of her oft-expressed fear of dark waters and drowning.
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Fires, stairs falls, and drowning account for the other most common forms of accidental deaths.
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Sometimes it can feel like we're drowning under a sea of liquid highlighters and bronzers.
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Before she has time to process anything, she sees a man drowning, and saves him.
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"He's basically drowning his sorrows in food and gaining a lot of weight," Nigg says.
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You don't realize you're in it until you're drowning, and by then, it's too late.
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It's the sound of struggling to stay above water, when drowning would be way easier.
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Al-Nashiri was waterboarded, a technique that simulates drowning, at least three times, beginning Nov.
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" And I&aposd say yes, and they&aposd say, "Well, was it a drowning accident?
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Discussions of human altruism are often framed in terms of someone drowning in a pond.
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It's a good thing the economy keeps adding jobs, because Americans are drowning in debt.
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Twenty reports involved deaths from drowning, carbon monoxide poisoning, fatal car crashes, and likely suicide.
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It feels like you are drowning as everyone on the beach applauds your swimming prowess.
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"These people are not drowning today," Simmons recalled, according to the Panama City News Herald.
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The coroner declared it an accidental drowning, with Lam's bipolar disorder considered a contributing factor.
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While drowning my sorrows is a very tempting option, my Dry January vows stop me.
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Poisoning, falls and drowning are all environment-related threats that can result in unintentional injuries.
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A police spokesperson says investigators have yet to determine a motive for the alleged drowning.
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The first time, too much water was flowing and I was basically drowning under it.
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" Moore said she knew the marriage was not working when she felt she was "drowning.
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Thankfully, Archie realizes he's drowning in privilege and cuts things off with the manipulative Blossoms.
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And then there was "Drowning," an ominous track with a staggering, dramatic video to boot.
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Many never made it, drowning or getting shot by Myanmar security forces on the journey.
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The officer drove into floodwater and died "in a drowning type event," the chief said.
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It's not even February 14 yet, and Washington is drowning in cupid-themed resistance efforts.
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Pritzker loaned his own campaign nearly $23 million — drowning out Our Revolution-backed state Sen.
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Symptoms of dry drowning can include coughing, fever, vomiting, mood swings and struggling for breath.
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Some nights it is only the constant bailing of seawater that prevents him from drowning.
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The medical examiner ruled Thursday that the cause of death was drowning and traumatic injuries.
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The CDC also offers tips for how to prevent drowning, including close and undistracted supervision.
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Drowning myself in online gaming and eating chocolate-covered Oreos for dinner wasn't working anymore.
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Roughly a week from now we're going to be drowning in connected home product launches.
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A dog named Storm rescued a fawn from drowning in the Long Island Sound. 16.
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It supplies more than 90 percent of the nation's power but is drowning in debt.
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Kaley Cuoco, for instance, said she's been "drowning in tears" over the past few days.
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They aren't, however, sufficient for drowning out the thunderous prattle of a loud co-worker.
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Most drowning victims eventually wash up somewhere, so when you don't, eyebrows will be raised.
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STRANGERS DROWNING: Impossible Idealism, Drastic Choices and the Overpowering Urge to Help, by Larissa MacFarquhar.
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"Before then, I didn't know what drowning was," said Mr. Valamios, a trim, pensive man.
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They'd rather read in the newspapers about 2,000 to 3,000 people drowning in the Mediterranean.
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That takes to about 40 the total of Rohingya known to have died by drowning.
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The Orange County Coroner's Office also confirmed Emeline's death, ruling it as an accidental drowning.
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"It's drowning us to try to keep up with her medical expenses," Jake Grey said.
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The illustration shows half-submerged swastika flags and people drowning while giving the Nazi salute.
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My favorite bar though was polluted with TVs and so inescapable images of Houston drowning.
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I was drowning and you have thrown me a life jacket and given me hope.
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You'll be able to follow more accounts without worrying about them drowning out your favorites.
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Morgan told TODAY she hopes she and Bode can work to spread awareness about drowning.
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So you don't have to suffer the indignity of drowning while wearing a mermaid tail.
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It's overwhelming, like one of those looping dreams where you're drowning over and over again.
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It's just that the amount of news that we're kind of drowning under has changed.
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"There's a blunt impact, a drowning, one drug overdose," he said, scanning an early page.
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In its final stages, it can make you feel as though you're drowning, or suffocating.
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Houston died after accidentally drowning in a bathtub at a Beverly Hills hotel in 2012.
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There, he became the first detainee subjected to the simulated drowning technique known as waterboarding.
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In "About Elly" (0003), it is the disappearance and possible drowning of the title character.
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They found that early swimming lessons were actually associated with a lower risk of drowning.
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I wanted this almost drowning feeling, that you're in the water and it's pulling you.
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China is drowning under medical waste (often single-use items by necessity) produced by hospitals.
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Commander Ryan Tyler is another post-traumatic hero, drowning himself in vodka and meaningless sex.
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On land, I often feel as though I'm drowning from the weight of social expectations.
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It's time for the United States to consider developing its own comprehensive drowning prevention plan.
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Zinn and his wife, Dolores, had been drowning in debt from bad real estate investments.
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He floods the airwaves until you simply give up because you feel like you're drowning.
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The Trump administration is drowning in scandal, the country is calcified into two partisan halves.
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He rounded a turning point so slowly I almost didn't notice until I was drowning.
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And drowning is the leading cause of preventable deaths in children from 1 to 4.
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Following her near-drowning, Brown was treated in a hospital and then a hospice facility.
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The manner of death was classified as an accidental drowning and the case was closed.
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Trump's support for water-boarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, also would meet opposition.
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That death, by drowning in a Florida lake far from home, was probably a suicide.
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For example, it has released three related covers illustrating Trump drowning in the Oval Office.
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They put your head in a bucket of urine and feces until you were drowning.
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He soon found that the Navy was losing more lives to drowning than to gunfire.
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In the opening story, a woman struggles to understand her husband's apparent suicide by drowning.
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SINGAPORE Oct 23 (Reuters) - It's one thing to say the world is drowning in plastic.
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The world is drowning in methane-emitting garbageThe world is facing a titanic trash problem.
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A UK couple joined in a frantic rescue effort that saved a family from drowning.
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"Remember: Most storm deaths occur from drowning in fresh water, often in cars," he said.
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Doyle says a preliminary report suggests the boy died from asphyxiation due to near drowning.
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Australia says the policy prevents people drowning at sea, but it has been widely condemned.
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Don't make it harder by drowning yourself in negativity and unproductive, unhelpful thoughts, too. 8.
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The shapeshifters pretend to be drowning, and turn on their rescuers once they are 'saved'.
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I felt raw and exposed, emaciated and drowning in my own clothes, embarrassed and uncomfortable.
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"Drowning continues to be one of the leading causes of death worldwide in the absence of disease," said one of the authors, Roberto Barcala-Furelos of the Universidad de Vigo in Santiago de Compostela and the International Drowning Research Alliance in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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There is no drowning of people in cards, despite how fun it is to do so.
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Get the crispiness you'd previously need a deep fryer for, but without drowning it in oil.
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The cause of death was determined to be asphyxiation (drowning), Richland County Coroner Gary Watts said.
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"The risk of drowning in autistic children peaks at age 5 to 7 years," Li said.
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This one happens to look like a horse, and instead of drowning Elsa, it saves her.
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Its expiration, due to a great fall or drowning, means lost memories and connections to others.
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner found she died from a combination of drowning and drug intoxication.
|
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Suddenly the show was drowning in YouTube reactions and tweets, in blog posts and Emmy nominations.
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Nearly every answer was met with loud rebuke from attendees, drowning out his comments at times.
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The fact that we're drowning in fake news about sex is what's got you doubting yourself.
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I took a dive into what I would now liken to slowly drowning without realizing it.
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Because they can't breathe, the person who is drowning is physically unable to call for help.
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"The U.K. commission office basically issued an SOS saying 'you're overreporting, we're drowning here,'" recalled Jehl.
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Natural causes, medical issues, suicide, heat, drowning and traffic accidents typically account for the other deaths.
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Her death was ruled a suicide with one of the causes of death listed as drowning.
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At only 22 years old, Bobbi Kristina Brown died from a combination of intoxication and drowning.
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According to a 2018 World Health Organisation report there are globally 360,000 drowning deaths each year.
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These in turn are boosted on social media, riling the base and drowning out moderate voices.
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In the installment-ending scene, Jack sits in bed wide awake, clearly drowning in his thoughts.
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Wednesday "about a possible intentional drowning" at the address where Denis Cullen lives with his parents.
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Her death was ruled an accidental drowning, with heart disease and cocaine use also to blame.
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My father dealt with his own psychological pain by drowning it in a can of Budweiser.
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The day I felt as though I was drowning in a pool of my own thoughts.
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In June a ferry capsized on Lake Toba, a pristine destination on Sumatra, drowning 2000 people.
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Graves died due to drowning and traumatic injuries, the Orange County Medical Examiner's Office said Thursday.
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Shahen scooped the drowning bird out of the water and immediately started giving the animal CPR.
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The one that says I'm drowning, but at least there are people flailing here with me.
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IMAGINE you are walking in a park and come across a boy drowning in a pond.
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The lack of an attachment poses an injury and drowning risk to babies, the company says.
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The band says PP is drowning in debt and is more like "Prospect Dark" these days.
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While some die from drowning or falling, most often the cause of death is alcohol poisoning.
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Almost inevitably in a drowning, a body will wash up, usually in the first few days.
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Incidents of drowning are much higher among young people in the community, too, those researchers say.
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Angola's government is drowning in debt, which is about 65% of GDP (see chart) and rising.
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Hurricane Katrina was the deadliest storm of the modern era and most people died from drowning.
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But Deputy Coroner Larry Barr told the Butler Eagle the likely cause of death was drowning.
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I think that at its worst, bad love feels abusive and it feels like a drowning.
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Aaren died in 1979 after drowning in the pool at Simpson's Rockingham estate, according to CNN.
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Migrant crisis Stories of migrants drowning at sea are always heartbreaking, but this one especially so.
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A Colorado mother died saving her 2-year-old son from drowning in Lake Powell, Utah.
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The couple's 3-year-old son tragically died last month in a drowning accident at home.
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It's a danger that falls somewhere between children using the pool as a bathroom and drowning.
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A woman from Switzerland died in 2010, also drowning while trying to cross the Teklanika River.
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No longer will you kill your plant by forgetting to water it or by accidental drowning.
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Ira tells Wendy that Chuck is drowning and that he probably needs her more than ever.
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If you find yourself drowning, remember that your powers of manifestation are intensely powerful right now.
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Watching Donald Trump in action, I sometimes imagine a drowning sailor desperately flailing to stay afloat.
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Specifically, Barkley says Bron's claims that Charles is drowning in gambling debts is simply not true.
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Frankfurt School theorists wrote about the culture industry drowning out democracy in service of commercial interests.
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From the opening bell Ponzinibbio was in Magny's face and Magny was drowning along the fence.
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He saved nine humans and one other dog from drowning over the course of his life.
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Nor does Ms. Fornés's "Drowning," a gentle paean to the laboriousness and loneliness of living small.
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"Washington's regulatory waterboarding is drowning community banks and small businesses," he told bankers gathered in Washington.
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The top three ways people die in the wilderness are by falling, drowning, and heart attack.
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After she complained that her salad was drowning in dressing, it was served on the side.
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"Song highlight: "Rain came pouring down when I was drowning / That's when I could finally breathe.
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We must stop the flood of dark money from drowning out the voices of everyday citizens.
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Bollywood actress Sridevi died from drowning in a hotel bathtub, police in Dubai said on Monday.
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"It's like being constantly waterboarded," says Belafsky, because of the sensation of drowning that it produces.
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The Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan died from drowning in a bathtub after drinking too much booze.
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According to a coroner's report, Dolores' official cause of death was drowning due to alcohol intoxication.
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And while he was staving off his pain, I felt like I was drowning in mine.
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The film's most recent topics are polluted with hate speech, drowning out the possibility for discussion.
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Pediatric emergency physician Dr. Christina Johns spoke to INSIDER about how parents can prevent drowning incidents.
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But even moreso than any of these other projects, Drowning World seems focused on total obliteration.
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A mother whose house had flooded told us how she and her kids narrowly avoided drowning.
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She has even stated her fears outright, telling Bonnie that she sees visions of her drowning.
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In the race to build barriers along the Mississippi, they say, places like Grafton are drowning.
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"Europe is drowning in disinformation," said Christoph Schott, campaign director at Avaaz, an anti-disinformation group.
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In the hopes of drowning out a few decibels of pain, I put iTunes on shuffle.
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That doesn't happen when someone is being beaten, electrocuted, or made to think they are drowning.
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In just moments, rushing water filled the villa where the families were staying, drowning those inside.
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People who fight the current often end up fatigued, which heightens their drowning risk, NOAA says.
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Search took four hours Police received a call to report the drowning around 7:15 p.m.
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Or is this just the visual manifestation of her feeling like she's drowning in the lie?
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Fornés's writing in Mud and Drowning is terse and plain, cut down to the dry bone.
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"Everything I read about drowning before Levi died, it was like background noise," Ms. Hughes said.
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Police say the 35-year-old died by drowning, and they do not suspect foul play.
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Another boat taking migrants to Europe from Libya capsized in June, drowning at least 65 people.
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The world is drowning in debt and global credit has been misallocated in a major way.
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But deaths from drowning could see the biggest proportional jump, with an estimated 14 percent rise.
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Her effort to merely stay afloat until her next paycheck instead left her drowning in debt.
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Or who find themselves flailing, half-drowning, in the middle of a lake, covered in algae?
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In these politically divided times, heated statements seem to be everywhere, drowning out more rational arguments.
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Drowning may be a rare worst-case scenario, but back and shoulder injuries are common, too.
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The question was whether their tragic drowning would be considered a "violent" death, per Facebook's rules.
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The 132-year-old company has been struggling for several years and is drowning in debt.
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WeWork is drowning in the near-unfettered power it gave its CEO and founder Adam Neumann.
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Authorities said the deaths were primarily from drowning, falling trees, and accidental electrocution, the AP reported.
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As she continued, Long started listing off imaginary bids, eventually drowning out what she was saying.
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Start an opportunity fundAll of the above advice will help me avoid drowning during a recession.
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An autopsy found drowning as the cause of death after the body was found intact underwater.
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"Remember: Most storm deaths occur from drowning in fresh water, often in cars," North Carolina Gov.
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In a statement, the medical examiner's office said the cause of the judge's death was drowning.
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This time, the arena filled with boos and profanity, drowning out any audio from the tribute.
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The Midwest has been drowning this spring, reviving painful memories of the Great Flood of 1993.
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It's not clear that drowning is a worse death for chickens than standard methods of slaughter.
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The couple lost their youngest child last week in a drowning accident at their home in Texas.
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Often times, companies have shut down within a year of their operations, drowning investor dollars with them.
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A California father died after saving his 5-year-old daughter from drowning when their kayak overturned.
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Thanks to the Internet, a lot of us are now drowning in a giant sea of words.
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Police had initially classified Wood's death as an accidental drowning, but the case was reopened in 2011.
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The last time I checked, Hollywood is still thriving while drowning in a sea of white faces.
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The music icon's death was ruled an accidental drowning, with heart disease and cocaine use also factors.
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She sings relentlessly of water and drowning, of sex and romance, of cities and seasides and nature.
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MOTHER, DAUGHTER DEAD AFTER AFTER DROWNING AT CANADIAN RESORT Farley was reported missing around 8:30 a.m.
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I was drowning in debt from culinary school and practically lived off my girlfriend for a while.
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The CDC notes that swimming lessons may reduce the risk of drowning in children ages 1–4.
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A number of young men were found in bodies of water but weren't the victims of drowning.
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The Washington Post, which first reported the reassignment, said a preliminary autopsy showed Lovelace died of drowning.
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It's dripping with 70s rock chords and style that you'll soon feel like you're drowning in sunshine.
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Migrant crisis It's almost too horrible to comprehend: up to 500 migrants drowning in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Bollywood megastar Sridevi Kapoor died on Saturday, drowning in her hotel bathtub in Dubai after losing consciousness.
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The OCFA said that Orange County is one of the leading counties in the nation for drowning.
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This damaging form of objectification degrades an individual to a single identifier, drowning individualism and perpetuating fetishism.
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He saw firsthand how even with insurance, the prices of my doctors and medications were drowning me.
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It's a maxim that a great salesman can sell a glass of water to a drowning man.
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Certainly, if they are at risk of hurting themselves or drowning, we'll throw them a life preserver.
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Suicide is now the second-leading cause of death among teens, after accidents (traffic, poisoning, drowning, etc.).
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An autopsy conducted by the Cook County medical examiner found that Laura died by drowning by entrapment.
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Dye's body was recovered later that afternoon and his death was ruled an accidental drowning, Almond said.
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The five remaining friends mourn his absence, with Monica drowning her sorrows in drugs, alcohol, and Joey.
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A soundtrack of 16th-century Northern European spiritual songs sets the mood, drowning out the museum sounds.
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The original films starts off when a young boy is saved from drowning by a beautiful mermaid.
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But the banking system is not drowning in sub-prime mortgages that have been securitized to investors.
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In their pictures, children drew devastating images of adults and children crying and people drowning in floodwaters.
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Many lawmakers and human rights groups have denounced waterboarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, as torture.
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These women are drowning their faces in bowls of ice or popping Vicodin for post-liposuction pain.
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The local outlet also reported a coroner determined the 39-year-old's cause of death was drowning.
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The duo needs to focus on procreating, not drowning and fighting off jealous suitors all at once.
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So I actually thought she might not survive the first 24 hours because of the near-drowning.
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Keep a recycling bin close by as you'll quickly be drowning in tiny bits of discarded paper.
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But this doesn't lead to a drowning in "the unreliable shadow of memory," as Calvino has it.
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The icon's death was ruled an accidental drowning, with heart disease and cocaine use also to blame.
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This is an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, is widely considered torture and was banned by Obama.
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As it turns out, Thompson was not drowning … but thank God she was there, just in case.
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I'm happy to say that there is a life beyond drowning yourself in drugs and illegal substances.
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Waterboarding is the practice of pouring water over someone's face to mimic drowning as an interrogation tactic.
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Voters increasingly understand that big moneyed interests are drowning out their voices on issues important to them.
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How can anyone stay focused while simultaneously drowning in thousands of procrastination catalysts just one click away?
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Since Benoit posted the video, he's drowning in requests to get a quote to convert old cars.
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The defendant told police he woke up to find Collins dead, believing the drowning to be accident.
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Showing a little skin up top also helps the look from feeling like you're drowning in fabric.
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The icon's death was ruled an accidental drowning, with heart disease and cocaine use also to blame.
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Those earbuds were designed to augment live listening — either amplifying or drowning out the sounds around you.
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Italian Olympic medallist Filippo Magnini came to the aid of a drowning man in Sardinia on Sunday.
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Drowning deaths are inevitable, even as Italian Coast Guard and Navy ships race to answer distress calls.
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"I'm dealing with all the anxiety and pre-show jitters without drowning myself in vodka," he says.
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You cannot spend your whole life in the deep end, as that is a recipe for drowning.
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But he told Oprah Winfrey last year that he forgives his ex-wife for drowning their children.
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He succeeded on his fourth try, at age 15, saving his mother from drowning along the way.
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Missouri's choice of lethal injection, he warned, could force him to die drowning in his own blood.
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Tarantino would seem to confirm the downward trend, drowning Star Trek in buckets of green blood. Engage!
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This is a stupid policy that is drowning us with moral hazard, crony capitalism and systemic fragility.
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Houston police on Tuesday said that Perez had died after drowning in flood waters underneath an underpass.
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The coroner determined her death was caused by drowning, brought about by heart disease and cocaine use.
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A trauma-death donor could be someone who died by drowning, gunshot or asphyxiation, among other causes.
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My parents are drowning there slowly, our own family touched by addiction and the decline in coal.
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I don't trust the fish (I know) and I have the constant sensation of choking and drowning.
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"Mostly tests one's patience with unseaworthy dialogue and performers drowning in oily cliches," wrote The Hollywood Reporter.
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During the interview, the parents said they had no idea how common drowning deaths are for children.
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She said the problem is that drowning is silent and can happen in a matter of minutes.
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The truth is, though, you can't help someone who's drowning if you don't know how to swim.
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As she said, she plans to make college tuition-free, to help young people drowning in debt.
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This is just the latest lifeline being thrown to a Republican candidate drowning in his own ineptitude.
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The storm also hits the US Virgin Islands, where at least one person dies, likely from drowning.
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Coronavirus blows up human lungs, drowning them with fluid and suffocating them until they reach respiratory failure.
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The goal is to recapture market share by drowning American frackers in a sea of cheap crude.
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Hundreds of opponents gathered on the sidelines, their boos, jeers and whistles sometimes drowning out the speakers.
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Laura Rice, Mr. Viafore's sister, said that the details of what preceded her brother's drowning remain unclear.
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"Strangers Drowning," by Larissa MacFarquhar, and Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In" were less successful choices for the foundation.
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"Step #280, Dominate the Market" read the text over a video of a man drowning a rival.
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As he finds himself in danger of drowning, he calls out to a nearby man for help.
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He would spend days on park benches, listening to music on headphones and drowning out the world.
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"There's nothing suspicious in nature, and it was nothing more than an accidental drowning," Captain Atkins said.
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East Dogmouth is a little island in a borough drowning in money and being homogenized by corporations.
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People on social media said the images recalled waterboarding, an interrogation technique simulating the experience of drowning.
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Mostly I felt stranded on the surface, happy to float along, never in any danger of drowning.
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There was no indication that the Greek authorities were at fault in the child's drowning on Monday.
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There is no evidence of foul play and it appears to be an accidental drowning, authorities said.
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Australia, Canada Thailand, Vietnam, the United Kingdom and New Zealand have each implemented national drowning prevention plans.
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"In Costa Rica, we are facing a tsunami of cocaine, and it is drowning us," concluded Boraschi.
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Much less successful is Kentridge's illustration of the overpowering final interlude, which follows Wozzeck's death, by drowning.
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"One day in the mid-1850s the great river suddenly changed course, drowning the village," he writes.
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A security robot rolled into a fountain in a Washington, DC office building in 2017, drowning itself.
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The study doesn't prove whether or how legislation regulating use of open waters directly impacts drowning deaths.
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The preliminary cause of death is drowning, Fulton County Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Jan Gorniak told reporters.
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"As life jackets are coming off, the drowning rates are skyrocketing," in adolescent boys, Ms. Gage said.
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And then [Adina's Jewels] became full-time, and I was full-time college; so I was drowning.
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" Schnatter said he told the board a few months ago that Ritchie was "drowning" and "needed help.
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Bank advocates say the tax exemption threatens smaller firms already drowning in red tape and facing consolidation.
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His boat capsized in the Aegean Sea and his father was unable to save him from drowning.
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"We are drowning in so much product and so much merch, it's hard to navigate," she said.
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I pictured the finless sharks drowning after being cast overboard, the marine equivalent of being buried alive.
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Brightly colored inflatable rubber rings that rent for $5 a day serve as an insurance against drowning.
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Brightly colored inflatable rubber rings that rent for $5 a day serve as an insurance against drowning.
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The 132-year-old company has been struggling for several years and is already drowning in debt.
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"I thought that we prevent people from getting sunburned and occasionally stop them from drowning," he says.
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All of this comes at a time when illegal immigrant criminal activity is drowning the state's resources.
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"God brought her back to me once, I don't want to risk her drowning again," Salvador said.
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Drowning in unpayable loans, they sold everything and had to move in with Melody's mother, near Hattiesburg.
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Nineteen other crew members also died, their heroic lives cut short by drowning, disease, exposure and starvation.
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That led to a literal sing-off, with workers and protesters drowning out the pro-China activists.
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Others will keep you running around getting coffee or drowning in projects you weren't trained to do.
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Trump allies are already drowning in legal fees that came from defending themselves from Mueller's Russia probe.
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Perhaps their rage can be a kind of cure, too — one that's hopefully more effective than drowning.
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The video collage continually shape-shifts, rearranging its grid to place the drowning suns in different positions.
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This Mexican sandwich, from the state of Jalisco, is quite literally drowning in spicy guajillo-tomato sauce.
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There's no word on where the kids' parents were when they were potentially drowning in Central Park.
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Former Olympian Bode Miller's 19-month-old daughter died after a tragic drowning accident ... TMZ has learned.
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Signage and water quality were not associated with lower open-water drowning rates, but after accounting for influential factors, such as a state's total water area and poverty, surveillance and planning were each associated with a 45% reduction in drowning rates compared to when those policies were absent.
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Bill, an investment planner, thinks, "Something is wrong with me," and imagines drowning himself in the Charles River.
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Children are also targeted with their parents and communities misled into battering, maiming, drowning, burning and abandoning them.
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"There was no consideration for those whose boat was cemented to the bottom, who were drowning," Phoenix says.
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At the time, her death was classified as an accidental drowning, but the case was reopened in 2011.
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He'd been reported missing by his family two days earlier, three days after his drowning, according to CNN.
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It felt like my whole body was filled with water; even my eyes felt like they were drowning.
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The documents stated there were no "visible signs of a stroke and no evidence of drowning," KXLY reported.
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Ryan is drowning, curled shrimplike in the middle of a vast sea, a portrait of helplessness and despair.
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As recently as 2010, Taylor was drowning in debt and unsure if he could afford next month's rent.
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"There is so much bullshit, so much bullshit, everywhere — we're drowning in it," opens biology professor Carl Bergstrom.
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In the story, a new stay-at-home mom finds herself drowning in all of her new responsibilities.
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A teen was taken to the hospital after a near-drowning at Six Flags theme park in Maryland.
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Besides not knowing how to swim or a lack of supervision, several other factors can increase drowning risk.
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Dry drowning can occur when a little bit of water triggers an airway spasm that causes difficulty breathing.
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It's absolutely perfect for a country still drowning in a waste crisis and constantly caught up in rubbish.
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"Dude act like he drowning from a cup of water or sumn," user @swaveyvicc hilariously tweeted in response.
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Sammy then witnessed his own parents and their great-grandchildren drowning in the van before he was rescued.
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In one of the episode's segments, Minhaj talks about a disturbing trend of children drowning in shipboard pools.
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Another, from the Topeka Police Department in Kansas, showed an officer rescuing a drowning boy from a pond.
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The Orange County Medical Examiner determined that the boy died as a result of drowning and traumatic injuries.
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And you don't have to worry about drowning out other people if you go on a snap-spree.
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But whatever she's doing is drowning in showy filmmaking that detracts from her performance rather than bolsters it.
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The Los Angeles Coroner's Office changed her death certificate to read "drowning and other undetermined factors" in 2012.
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So if there's a drowning when no body appears, it's very fishy in the eyes of law enforcement.
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Meredith has survived a mass shooting, a near-drowning, and, in season 13, an explosion at her hospital.
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Clemson announced the death of former running back Tyshon Dye in a drowning accident in Georgia on Friday.
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The Bush administration later deemed the practice — which simulates drowning — torture and banned it as an interrogation tactic.
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Survivors of the shipwreck described awful scenes to CNN of friends and family members drowning in the Mediterranean.
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There were days when I felt like I was drowning, then some days there was a beautiful calmness.
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PERINO: But Jedediah -- BILA: What if you were on the plane and you start drowning in the toilet?
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The medical examiner has determined the cause to be accidental drowning, a spokesperson for the office tells PEOPLE.
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But as a disturbing new analysis shows, a much broader swath of LA is now drowning in methane.
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That the trillions national governments borrowed in 503 to rescue their drowning banks have done just about enough.
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Police said autopsy results showed the cause of death was drowning, and there were no signs of injuries.
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Or is it a symbolic message that as these women are drowning in their own lies, and secrets?
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They largely worked in silence, with the sound of crashing tree limbs and roaring flames drowning out radios.
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In 2001, the nation was shocked by the drowning deaths of five children at their own mother's hands.
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Smith's rep confirmed to PEOPLE on Thursday that River's death was due to a drowning accident at home.
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And this year began with 200 refugees drowning in the Mediterranean or freezing to death across the globe.
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Though both mothers have suffered unimaginable pain, they're choosing to channel their hurt toward increasing drowning safety education.
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Famed producer Joel Silver is being sued over a drowning at Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux's honeymoon celebration.
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Deaths among those trying to get to Europe, mainly due to drowning, are up more than 15 percent.
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The track is dripping with bravado and Rihanna raps about vacations in France and drowning in cash. Casual.
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Smith's rep later confirmed to PEOPLE that River's tragic death was due to a drowning accident at home.
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They'll also benefit if Mueller's indictments happen early in the week, drowning out the press around the hearings.
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Public outrage has mounted since a YouTube video surfaced that showed Jamel Dunn, 31, drowning on July 9.
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As for Mr Ivanov, the death by drowning of his son in 2014 may have left him exhausted.
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But let me tell you something — if you don't know how to swim, drowning is a great motivator.
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After the drowning, William moved to California where he works as a chief nursing officer at a hospital.
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Back home, drowning in deadlines, I didn't have it in me to maintain an ongoing (and intense) correspondence.
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Bode and Morgan's daughter Emeline Grier died after a tragic drowning accident at 19 months old last year.
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Investigators were there to look for any clues in what was still being treated as an accidental drowning.
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I went swimming in the hotel pool without fear of exploding swim diapers or dry drowning baby lungs.
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According to the CDC, drowning is one of the leading causes of death among children ages 1-4.
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From now on it appears the growers will be drowning their sorrows in something other than Bud Light.
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Around 110 deaths have been reported due to drowning, most of them minors, according to government health officials.
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Ray Emery, a former NHL goalkeeper, has died at age 22018 after drowning in Lake Ontario, police confirmed.
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His painting Drowning Girl, in which said girl is crying, is almost too perfect for the "sad" emoji.
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Trump has upended the Republican race by drowning out other contenders since formally launching his campaign last summer.
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But in the very last strip, June 25, 1944, Officer Pupp rescues the nearly lifeless Krazy from drowning.
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"There are many objects in the tunnels that can hit you, which could also potentially lead to drowning."
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The boy's death is the latest in a recent series of drowning incidents involving children aboard cruise ships.
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Most of these accidents were traffic fatalities, accounting for 62 percent of cases, followed by poisoning and drowning.
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"Oh, my God, I'm drowning," the woman can be heard saying from inside the car, the station reported.
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Being reactive to offers will make you feel like you're drowning, even if you're getting lots of business.
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Here's what to know about the infection and other warm weather risks, including ticks, dry drowning and more.
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The winning names have yet to be announced, and already the 91st Academy Awards are drowning in controversy.
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We may be drowning in fake news, but we're not paying higher prices to use these internet platforms.
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Drowning has remained the number one cause of death in national parks over the last decade, after all.
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The second top cause of death was HIV/AIDS, followed by self-harm, drowning, and intestinal infectious diseases.
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That's notable considering investors are giving up so much control to founders, even while drowning them in capital.
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Well, of course you have accidents: People drowning, getting shot, electric shocks, or struck by lightning—and surviving.
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From now on, it appears the growers will be drowning their sorrows in something other than Bud Light.
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Mueller and Russia, Russia and Mueller: This is the drumbeat, sometimes deafening and often drowning out all else.
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Anything that severely damages the lungs can cause ARDS — from smoke inhalation to a car accident or drowning.
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This planet is drowning in plastic, and each person can make a difference, starting with their personal choices.
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Growth in Africa's most industrialised economy hinges heavily on saving power firm Eskom, which is drowning in debt.
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The show can't possibly be showing us continuous foreshadows of Bonnie drowning only to have her actually drown.
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"I really wanted our show to be a place that wasn't just drowning you in information," Harris said.
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How, for instance, is drowning the cause of death and not something ghastlier like a traumatic brain injury?
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It's a curse of modern life so many of us know all too well: drowning in your inbox.
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I ended up choosing the raindrops track, which did a fine job drowning out noise from my pets.
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Just as they gave in to drowning, the ship ran aground on a shoal in the Mid-Atlantic.
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Over the summer, Carcillo was mourning again, after the drowning death of Ray Emery, a former Blackhawks teammate.
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I was drowning in elephantine JNCO jeans and carried a backpack with a Pearl Jam patch ironed on.
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And it couldn't be bothered to provide an ice tub that required no active effort to avoid drowning.
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Over the past 10 years, more children have died as a result of drowning than any other cause.
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In contrast, the nature of the drowning prevention plan would be a step higher and exist as law.
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We must demand systemic reform to prevent billionaires from drowning out the voices of the rest of us.
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Mr. Thae compared South Korea's actions to not rescuing a drowning man because he was considered a criminal.
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His head was swimming, even drowning, in the details of a playbook full of mystifying schemes and signals.
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Harvey unleashed a positively biblical deluge of more than 28500 inches of rain near Houston, drowning rainfall records.
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Why it matters: Hudson's Bay was already drowning in limbo, and this might pull away its life preservers.
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Then a stack of speakers nearby started blasting nationalist songs from the 1970s, drowning out the kids' voices.
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La Llorona is technically about La Llorona, the weeping spirit of a woman cursed for drowning her children.
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To escape the authorities, a ruthless smuggler threw migrants into the sea last week, drowning more than 50.
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About 250 high school students were walking along a river when high waters pulled them in, drowning them.
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This video of a dog saving a drowning baby deer is the sweetest thing I've seen all day.
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It's understandable to discard Joker as another film about an angry white man drowning in toxic male angst.
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More recently, one of Pyongyang's submarines torpedoed a South Korean navy ship, Cheonan, drowning 85033 seamen in 2010.
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At Nylon, "I was like, drowning in makeup and cigarettes and booze and cool people," Ms. Guy said.
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Rockstar and 2K Games both managed to create open worlds that don't feel like you're drowning in them.
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A 911 operator has been accused of being "rude" and "condescending" to a drowning victim before she died.
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But you can't put the hammer at the center of a narrative about why the drunk is drowning.
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Back then, they closed it after just two weeks citing an accidental drowning as the cause of death.
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After nearly drowning in an ancient spring, he seamlessly assumes the novel's narration, reborn in Adamic first person.
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Immobilized by his wounds, he battles thirst, exhaustion, hallucinations and the threat of drowning in the rising tide.
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The elemental scene of a naked man washing himself persuades Crane to change his mind about drowning himself.
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The most obvious example would be the drowning arm sticking out of the whirlpool: if that becomes an icon for personal despair, does that steer us away from the conversation of climate change or do we think of flooding and drowning as an everyday enough occurrence to become a metaphor?
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I had thought that Drowning as the shorter work would precede, but the order was quite right, moving from the mythical realism of Mud to the mundane love affair of Drowning, transposed into its own kind of myth by the strange physical presence of the characters and Glass's excellent music.
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You might live for hours after you pass out if you can avoid drowning, but that requires some planning.
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Many make the mistake of trying to swim straight through the current, which can lead to fatigue and drowning.
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Her death "was ruled an accidental drowning, with heart disease and cocaine use also to blame," the report said.
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The cause of death was deemed accidental drowning, and an autopsy showed she had various drugs in her system.
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"I heard you're drowning in some bitches!" a snorkel-wearing Onyeka tells Colton, trying to rescue him from Catherine.
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We are assigning more computing power to our frontal lobes and drowning out baser impulses from our reptilian modules.
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Canadian mother Tiffany Gong, 34, and her daughter Chloe, 5, died in an apparent drowning at an Ontario resort.
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The video also apparently showed the dog in danger of drowning when it eventually became submerged in a pool.
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Then, a few weeks ago, the Missouri River surged over its banks and through its levees, drowning their farm.
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Per the Medical Examiner's report, which was released in March, Brown died of a combination of drugs and drowning.
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Occasionally, a drugged hippo will become so scared it charges back into the water at the risk of drowning.
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"I always want to find that little life vest that pulls you out of the drowning water," she says.
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With photo streams continuing to proliferate, greater self-awareness can counteract feelings of drowning amidst a flood of images.
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People who are drowning victims are more likely to survive if someone performs CPR, and the quicker the better.
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Saved from the jaws of death by both dragon incineration and drowning by Westeros' true hero, Bronn (Jerome Flynn).
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The next strips show President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi diving in, taking the drowning man's watch and turning away.
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Smith's rep confirmed to PEOPLE on Thursday that River's tragic death was due to a drowning accident at home.
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Europe's model, in which asylum is reserved mainly for people who somehow reach its territory, guarantees smuggling and drowning.
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Is she asking us to save her, or is she asking us to realize that we are drowning too?
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"I just did a jump in the water — go straight for the boy drowning," Alvarez, 23, told the outlet.
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Drowning in space (really)An important lesson—sometimes, your life-protecting EMU may attempt, albeit inadvertently, to kill you.
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You could be paying hefty interest on student loans, a red flag that you are drowning in college debt.
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According to Winter, an autopsy was performed and the final cause of death was ruled to be accidental drowning.
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The experience isn't pleasant and I feel as though I'm drowning, but my skin does feel very clean afterwards.
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The cameras&apos microphones recorded the constantly blowing wind that propelled the flames while drowning out sirens and screams.
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SDF forces dug people out of rubble and waded into rushing water to save those in danger of drowning.
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When you're asked to evacuate, it's often because you're at risk of drowning, even if you're fairly far inland.
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Concialdi added that children often do not make a noise if they're drowning, so parents need to stay vigilant.
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The businesswoman said she was once drowning in $20,000 credit card debt and felt guilty when she went shopping.
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Officials said in a statement to PEOPLE that Angel died from drowning and there is no foul play suspected.
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But some details of the surrounding Ladenburger's death by drowning, which occurred directly after the assault, have been hazy.
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Morgan explained to Today that while drowning is always a concern, "the intensity behind the conversation" isn't strong enough.
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However, after running to shore to alert her husband Derek, she realized someone was drowning and needed their help.
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The rustling dies down, however, as we head back to Elizabeth Restaurant and into the star-drowning Chicago skyline.
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Tiny Desilu kept its head above water into the second season of "Star Trek" before finally drowning in debt.
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Hitchcock was also sentenced to an additional three years for an animal cruelty conviction for drowning Crouch's dog, Onyx.
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"Toddlers are at greatest risk for drowning," he said, though all children under 14 are at a high risk.
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It's so bad, but we knew it was bad at the time—we were laughing as Jack was drowning.
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That earth is now dying, drowning in salt and sinking into the sea, and she is ready to leave.
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Drowning in its kleptocracy and never having joined the globalized world, Russia during recent years has gone economically backwards.
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Bode and Morgan's daughter Emeline Grier died after a tragic drowning accident in June 2018 at 19 months old.
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By silencing their calls, the drowning noise of seismic airguns is robbing these whales of their very survival skills.
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Many of the deaths involved people drowning in flash floods or water-logged roads, according to The Associated Press.
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Since most people playing the game seem to be drowning in a sea of Zubats, this is very impressive.
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There is this legacy of fear that got to be associated with swimming, and it wasn't just about drowning.
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The play checks in with Newton several decades later as he is drowning in alcohol, snack food and regret.
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Prices and deductibles keep rising, policies are drowning in fine print, and doctors are jumping on and off networks.
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"Every lobster was served over a white tablecloth, extremely expensive, drowning in mayo and diluted with celery," he said.
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The other is that some costs are drowning out wage gains that amount to just a few percentage points.
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My wife still had her steady retail-management job, but we were drowning in $222,6003 of credit card debt.
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He urges her not to jump; she jumps anyway — and he goes in after her, rescuing her from drowning.
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This means that when it does rain, people are at risk of having their homes washed away — or drowning.
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Unlike oil, or a metal such as nickel, there is no sense that the world is drowning in copper.
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There is the artist, and then there's this pragmatic person within you who bails you out when you're drowning.
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Hundreds of millions of post-literate citizens are drowning in the ubiquitous uncritical flood of information called the internet.
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For instance, Hanover County, Virginia experienced severe flash flooding that swept away four people in their cars, drowning them.
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His New Negro would face history without drowning in it; would grasp, but never cling to, the harrowing past.
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I'm pretty into a Spotify playlist called Focus Flow, which is perfect for drowning out their lovely, incessant yakking.
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The mold closes, and the chocolate pours over his body and he is suffocating and nearly drowning in it.
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Its peers, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, have been drowning in toxic harassment, fake news and Russian disinformation campaigns.
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Separately, they attempt to make sense of their wrongs but find themselves drowning deeper in their love-induced stupor.
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Buried deeper in the wooden waves is an upright tribal figurine: perhaps the lost dream of a drowning man.
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College students holed up all day at library computers and streamed it on their phones, drowning out their lectures.
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