Biopharm's AD6.25bn float on debut was double the combined float of the four companies already listed.
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"Float float and some funny marks on your bum when you get up," she captioned the image.
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Float is about a dad who finds out his new (extremely cute) son can, in fact, float.
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Inflatable Pineapple Pool Float Sale Price: $43.90 After Sale: $66.00 If the drink float wasn't enough, get the matching pool float so you can lay out on your favorite fruit all summer long.
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It's waterproof (makes a great shower companion) and can float on its own (read: is pool/beach/river float-friendly).
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A popular method, the float test, is done by putting eggs in water and see if they sink or float.
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Since the float, foreign investment in Egyptian government securities has reached $5.7 billion, against pre-float levels of $100 million.
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The float won the Founder Award for most outstanding float built and decorated by volunteers from a community or organization.
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So of course, it's only fitting that a boyfriend pool float has come along: Meet Chad, the "Inflatable Hunk" pool float.
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The limited-edition glitter unicorn float is made by FUNBOY, a luxury pool float brand that makes fancy floats for adults.
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Occasionally, we do float to sleep (as the meditation suggests), but other times we meditate and then float to mindful sex.
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"[In one scene], we couldn't put in a rig and let her actually float, so she literally had to pretend to float," Tipping said.
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"It landed in the straw on our float and burned it to the ground," float owner Jeananne Jackson told CNN affiliate WHNT on Thursday.
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Check out the convertible float or yacht float for $59 each, or get a matching set for you and your doggo for $169 here.
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Inflatable Pineapple Drink Holder Pool Float Sale Price: $13.90 After Sale: $22.00 Turn your favorite poolside drink into a in-pool sipper with this beverage pool float.
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"The Aquaria Pasadena Pool Float has a fun marbleized design, luxuriously soft, durable and Made in the USA," reads the description for the float on Sam's Club.
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The alternate name of these unique ships — float on/float offs (FLO/FLO) — hints at how they're able to load and carry ships weighing thousands of tons.
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Flamingo Pool Float Ornament, $20Add a tropical touch to the tree with this fun flamingo float ornament that summons memories of lounging around the pool on summer days.
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Those bets are equivalent to 15% of Tesla's float, while short bets against Virgin Galactic are equivalent to 31% of that company's stock float, up from 7% in November.
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Recency carries a lot of weight, we know with consumers, and so the newest reviews tend to float to the top, and older reviews tend to float to the bottom.
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Whereas a decade ago there were around a hundred float centers nationwide, mostly in private residences, these days there are close to 1,000 multi-tank commercial float centers in North America.
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A premium listing in London would typically require a float of at least 25 percent of a company's shares, but the new category could allow a smaller float, the FCA said.
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The act of lounging on a novelty pool float, or, more specifically, the photographic evidence of one lounging on a novelty pool float, has become visual shorthand for a carefree, idyllic lifestyle.
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On the Build a Bear float, Chloe x Halle brought the sass, and atop the South Dakota Mount Rushmore presentation, Ben Rector sang "Brand New." performing on the build a bear float today.
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One of the trendiest types of pool floats is the food-themed pool float, with everything from an avocado with a removable pit to a cream-cheese filled everything bagel taking float form.
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According to the listing on Third Drawer Down, the float was originally a sculpture, but the world fell in love with the thing, and it has since been made into a pool float.
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It's as if you float the city of New York.
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Your antidote to the Taylor Swift swan float is here.
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Did your hair float to the top and stay there?
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There's obviously some small float involved here on instant transactions.
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Deputy commissioner Dan Halem will also be on the float.
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They float in and out as pieces of the landscape.
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Arms float away awkwardly, leading astronauts to keep them crossed.
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These all float, of course, by relying on electromagnetic suspension.
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The most prolific float and prop manufacturer is Kern Studios.
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Trade finance may yet see its container moment float away. ■
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They float with laughter and love .. although a boat helps!
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Some plastics are denser than water and do not float.
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Some 40 percent of Vonetize's shares are in free float.
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The topini are done when they float to the surface.
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Singer will have a float featured in Atlanta's PRIDE parade.
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Others specialized in business loans and financing including Capital Float.
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On November 3rd he allowed the Egyptian pound to float.
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"That's the amount that goes into each float," he explained.
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Jennifer and Lisha and I rode on the Pride float.
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Shares in new issues tend to rise when they float.
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Float like Colonel Sanders with a limited edition pool floatie.
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We crack open a few beers and enjoy the float.
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But ironically, lower rates negatively impact float income for Paychex.
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I'm surprised they didn't strangle one another on the float!
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Inflation has been climbing up since the float in November.
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You don't need a board to float like a pro.
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If you don't Velcro things down, they're gonna float away.
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Your words float off into oblivion and nobody hears them.
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Rih fell off her swan float to save her wine!
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Sometimes you're on a float, sometimes you're on the sidewalk.
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Or take centre stage on a LGBT Mardi Gras float?
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When open, the display appears to float above the hinge.
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You float in it; sometimes you freeze to the ground.
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Take a look ... she could float all on her own.
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A few bags and wrappers float around the grassy lot.
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FUNBOY Oversized Inflatable Rainbow Cloud Daybed Pool Float, $169; amazon.
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Elsewhere, lanterns silently float through the air toward the heavens.
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And the whole thing would float on the open ocean.
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Berkshire uses float to help fund acquisitions and other investments.
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Tesla has short interest at 30.4 percent of its float.
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He lets the line float away like a passing thought.
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This was a commercial guided float trip, cosseted and catered.
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It tends to float into the background after a bit.
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Or float a trial balloon that might serve him later?
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And there was often a root beer float for dessert.
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Jellyfish float through the ocean like drones of the sea.
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Lets me float around invisible killing people I don't know.
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And you can let all that old shit float away.
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Boil until they float to the top, then remove. 14.
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With no screws in sight, the products seem to float.
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WHEN THE GIRL shows up, you float near her face.
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Add the gnocchi and cook until they float, 3 minutes.
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But learning to float required a stillness I didn't have.
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At night, however, they would sluggishly float around at first.
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Her reply: 'It does not have to fly, just float.
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She can make objects float and throw them across rooms.
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S. operations and float it in Hong Kong, Gabelli said.
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The boats float and the planes fly (with handheld assistance).
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Disposable water bottles float in the Irrawaddy and Yangon rivers.
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In space, people would simply float from location to location.
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Plus my wife had to float expenses for me sometimes.
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Drop an apple and it'll float in front of you.
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With the device turned on, he could not even float.
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Arrive by helicopter or float plane from Nadi International Airport.
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And I promise you I will never, ever float away.
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He had six months of operating expenses to float his business.
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Her hands jumped from the sheet only to float back down.
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Buhari has repeatedly said he opposes letting the naira float freely.
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PETA blocked a SeaWorld float during the 2014 Rose Bowl parade.
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The float was commissioned by the Los Angeles AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
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"Crock on a float," reads Victor F. Perez's concise Instagram caption.
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Of course, normal water will make a human just barely float.
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Sometimes GIFs of it still float across Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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Every group must execute their walk, showing off their float prowess.
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And for Berkshire, such deals are an important source of "float".
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You have decided to float your firm's shares on the stockmarket.
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Right: Steve Irwin rides atop a gigantic crocodile float in 2004.
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You float for a bit and signal that you are okay.
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And at times it should simply float, or hover, even quiver.
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Can the 1960 Meredith Willson musical about a Titanic survivor float?
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And would eating too much fat really make your poop float?
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Synths float in the background, while chimes ring in the verses.
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However, it is still not clear whether this float is genuine.
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Gazprom said in November its free float had risen to 49.61%.
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Amorphous shapes float, twirl, and bounce against a neon-blue background.
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JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are the joint sponsors of the float.
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The float retails for $59.95, and is currently on back-order.
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They followed a parade float that carried many of Kennedy's grandchildren.
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When I float, the high-density salt water carries me effortlessly.
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Wings are such a bother when you can just float divine.
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But "there are no directions to float the pound," he added.
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The float didn't even make it to the Huntsville, Alabama, parade.
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Uber arrived to the party with an urban inspired rainbow float.
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Just a heads up chocolate fingers float in water x pic.twitter.
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The company expects to float 27% of Prosus, retaining the remainder.
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When you select that, green dots float around the object image.
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The naira lost a third of its value after the float.
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With such heavies in the room, you can't help but float.
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It involves special "hover engines" that float over a conductive surface.
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Varta said it targeted a free float of around 40 percent.
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Inherently suave vocals float through effervescent beats and waves of synth.
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And about those ghosts that float around as the game's enemies.
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That said, you don't need to immediately discard eggs that float.
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"We get drunk and float around the swimming pool," he shared.
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Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, all of us.
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Ali told us to float like butterflies and sting like bees.
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Egg-shaped boulders float just above the surface, shiny and metallic.
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Then maybe there's still time to float a few other ideas.
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This week, for example, he allowed the Nigerian currency to float.
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They float to a nearby macaron station, but not to snack.
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DryShips, for instance, has a free float of 1.06 million shares.
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So far, there's no reason to think this thing's gonna float.
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The aircraft needs to float long enough for passengers to evacuate.
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HK) $5.4 billion float, mobile telecommunications tower operator China Tower's (0788.
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The solid ice would transform to water vapor and float away.
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Lehrer seems to float behind Zora, her hand covering her face.
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So just fill in WRITTEN and let that GHOST float away.
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That creates an air bubble that helps the array to float.
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August: I'm trying to float this Plymouth over State Route 740.
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A book of poetry, "Dead Man's Float," was published this year.
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"You can really float the living space around you," he said.
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I step into the water and close the float-tank door.
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There's no background and products seem to float in the air.
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The government was planning to float five percent of the company.
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You seem to softly float through the worlds that Valentine draws.
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Cook until they begin to float, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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What if he made himself float out of the cement mixer?
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Float riders throw trinkets to the crowd, including locally made candy.
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The Lychee Sakura Float, on the other hand, was disgustingly saccharine.
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Elsewhere, Qurans, Bibles and Buddhist sutras float together in protective darkness.
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Knockoffs of Sailor Jerry's classic military tattoos float above stacked skulls.
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If that doesn't float your boat, on Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Ultimately, "To Float" charts an intimate "inflow" of selves and methods.
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BoCom International and Haitong International are the sponsors of the float.
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BoCom International and Haitong International are the sponsors of the float.
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Some humans can float without effort in a near horizontal position.
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Can the 26200 Meredith Willson musical about a Titanic survivor float?
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He did float other options, like renewing the "Build America" bond.
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How you pay back Float, however, does affect your credit score.
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The dancers float on their backs like fetuses in the womb.
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A Mardi Gras float representing the signs of the zodiac, 1950.
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Finally, Mr. de Blasio began marching, several blocks behind that float.
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Plus, you'll get a unique, angular float knife block for storage.
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Despite its great weight, it seemed to float through the air.
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Conte nods as I float this line of reasoning past him.
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Garbage and recycling bins put out for pickup sometimes float away.
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But Aramco could also just float part of the stock there.
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The panicky moguls hear certain church fathers float the word boycott.
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Strong winds pushed the float into a lamppost and popped it.
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The artists float from workstation to workstation likes bees pollinating flowers.
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VW will hold a controlling stake in Traton after the float.
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Throughout the trip, the family's goal was to reach the Arroyo Seco narrows, float through the water shoot and down the waterfall before joining friends to float the last couple of miles down to a campground.
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"We think the most probable outcome of an FX policy adjustment is a managed float, possibly a new peg, but a full float is unlikely," Yvonne Mhango, economist at Renaissance Capital wrote in a note to clients.
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"A devaluation will happen in Nigeria, but a float is quite unlikely, and a float is the ideal scenario," said George Birch Reynardson, fund manager at Somerset Capital which holds just one Nigerian stock in its portfolio.
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"Future" is closer to his earlier work, with barked brags (the excellent "Super Trapper") and ruminative soul-searching that veers toward the psychedelic ("I don't ever walk on land/I float off Earth, always float off Earth").
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Here float the ghosts of robber barons, real estate titans, politicians, thieves.
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Turkcell said on Thursday it plans to float its Global Tower subsidiary.
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Faced with this trilemma, most rich countries let the currency float freely.
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SCOR's company's free float is widely spread, heaping uncertainty on Friday's vote.
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"Hydrogen and helium float up to the surface of Saturn," he explains.
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It is to float 15 percent of its shares by June-end.
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"We would continue to operate a managed float exchange rate," he said.
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When he got tired, he said he would float on his back.
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Recorders will likely wash up on the beach because they can float.
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The massive float featured a bed of roses with 113 white stars.
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Without context, however, the pieces float, as if disconnected from any narrative.
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With this ghastly new pool float, you can sleep with the fishes.
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An attempt to float Xella on the stock exchange failed last year.
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It's definitely not summertime until some float photos start flooding your feed!
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Capretta and Chen aren't the first conservative to float the idea. Sens.
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"If you come with me, you'll float, too," Georgie's ghost says cheerfully.
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I was seeing my bras and underwear float around in my bedroom.
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The plastic "Thank You" bags float above a table with no food.
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A space-themed float makes its way down the parade route, 1972.
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"It's as if you float the city of New York," he said.
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Harbour Air currently operates 42 seaplanes, or float planes, across 12 routes.
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That year, scientists began using the Argo float system to make measurements.
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This buffet cooler pool float will change the way you pool-party.
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But they can inflate their own intestines and float away on water.
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The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will also have a float this year.
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That allowed people to float between, or at least to respect them.
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Watching methane clouds float by on Saturn's moon Titan, however, is not.
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So why in the world would GOP bigwigs float falling behind him?
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" Later, on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles float, Jacob Whitesides crooned "Lovesick.
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What's more, it appears to float in the center of the vehicle.
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John McCain seemed to float that this week until his office clarified.
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But really, the surfing dog float was the only one that mattered.
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Objects appear to float in front of you, rendered in stereoscopic 3D.
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Just don't expect it to float—or your friends to join you.
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Their cover band Float, On(tario) has to become a real thing.
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Some investors said a small free float has inflated Sabeco's market value.
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Australia's first Facebook float has been spotted in an inner city warehouse.
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But he dropped back down into his seat; he could not float.
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As such, the paintings appear to float weightlessly, much like her home.
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During a concert, John and the crowd float from the transcendent music.
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Last summer, the internet-famous pool float was an inflatable pink coffin.
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It would have become the first vaping business to float in London.
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JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are the joint sponsors of the proposed float.
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They did not give details on the size of the estimated float.
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As I float closer toward the tree, the score becomes increasingly dissonant.
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My legs kept bumping into the sides and throwing off my float.
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Listening to good tunes while lying on said float in the water.
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Add the wontons and cook until they float, about 3 minutes. 10.
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The remaining 11 said they would allow the renminbi to float freely.
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Float 100,000 feet above Earth in the latest episode of The Possible.
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More than 25% of Tesla's public float of stock is sold short.
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So the Canadian dollar was allowed to float from 1950 until 1962.
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The total public float as of June 22 was 464,723,304 common shares.
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And this is what Float, too, works toward: a slice of revelation.
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Throughout Float there are melodies and reprisals, ideas revised, revisited, and flipped.
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Eventually we get it right and enjoy our float on the water.
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At least 43% of the company's float were shorted as of Oct.
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It's impossible to drown in quicksand because humans actually float in it.
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When they have too much water in them, they don't float correctly.
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If you run into a protester embankment, they simply destroy your float.
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Lawmakers agreed to float the issue in the press to gauge reaction.
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On Monday, controlling shareholder Sohu said it wanted to float the unit.
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Allow your soul to detach from your body and float gently upward.
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You probably jumped on the novelty pool float trend at some point.
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The price of the Cold Brew Float ranges from $7.50 to $8.
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"Did you know bowling balls float?" asked Scott Davis, a lock operator.
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A Frenchman wants to float across the Atlantic ... in an orange barrel.
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He did not say when the intention to float would be registered.
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Haas' response to this failure was to float around for a spell.
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To excite buyers, Nigeria would have to devalue or float the naira.
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The smartphone-shaped float features one of the artist's distinctive, distorted selfies.
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When fully inflated, the float is five and a half feet long.
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In theory, the lungs of someone who has drawn breath will float.
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In just a minute or so, the noodles float to the surface.
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In Repossession Sequence, (above) pieces of shrapnel float over a cracked ground.
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I'm not male or female, I think I float somewhere in between.
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I can't just float around on the offensive end, just being passive.
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There are two definitions that float around for the elusive blue moon.
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There's also tea and biscuits and enough beer to float the stage.
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Pointed columns are meant to make the structure's mass appear to float.
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Cartoon clouds and a V-shaped bird float in the left corner.
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The free float should be roughly 993%, but that number isn't fixed.
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A Belgian carnival float caricaturing Orthodox Jews sitting on bags of money.
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In a managed float, you need reserves to intervene in the market.
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The second mission is to assassinate his wife (!!) on a parade float.
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NOOA helped the remaining six whales float back out into the ocean.
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The free float should be roughly 25%, but that number isn't fixed.
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Once we're in our seats, he orders a gin fizz float too.
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It won't be the last time you magically float above water either.
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He warned that the increased free float could encourage more short sellers.
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In some cells, extra circles of DNA float alongside the regular chromosomes.
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Left: People dressed as clowns on a Mardi Gras float, circa 1950.
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Right: Six princesses ride a parade float in their formals, circa 1950.
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Each decorative float is reserved for one race, religion, nationality or class.
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Disembodied heads float through a barren wasteland with branches and leafless tree.
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Up at the front of the float, Welts surveyed the crowd below.
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Khosla said OakNorth had "no firm views" on a float at present.
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It also could be a preparatory step to let its currency float.
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Also, unlike in 27, most emerging-market countries freely float their currencies.
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It fails to dock properly, so he just lets it float away.
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A whole lot of food resolutions float around this time of year.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and the soccer players hopped onto a float.
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Working in batches, cook the pansotti until they float, about 2 minutes.
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The fluffiness lets you float and fly through it, like a cloud.
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The beer float on top adds a refreshing finish to each sip.
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But he left all that behind after he experienced his first float in 2013 in Laguna Beach, CA. "I emerged from the float tank on that particular day and was completely blown away by the experience," Hefner says.
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Meituan's float, the world's largest internet-focused IPO since Alibaba's $25 billion New York listing in 2014, is also Hong Kong's second multibillion-dollar tech float this year after Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp's IPO of $5.4 billion.
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To help me with creativity, Frazer had me book a "float session" in an isolation tank (it's filled with at least 10 inches of water and enough dissolved Epsom salt to allow a person to float) at a spa.
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The Krewe of Nereids said the rider who gave the doll to the girl was on a truck float that followed its parade, but that the man and the float were not affiliated with the organization in any way.
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We are streaming the #LAPride parade live now from the L.A. Times float.
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In November, the Egyptian government decided to allow its currency to float freely.
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Short interest as a percentage of the float was pegged at 33 percent.
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These are cells that split off from tumors and float through the bloodstream.
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It makes his mix of paint and pixel float naturally along the model.
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Andrew Cuomo on a float carrying a model of the New York skyline.
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They pushed with long poles to float the camera and themselves into position.
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Originally priced at $203, you can grab this peacock pool float for $26.
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If cartoons float your boat, there's Adam Sandler's animated classic Eight Crazy Nights.
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Major Briggs's face does float by shortly after the first one is activated.
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The brand will be part of parent company Unilever's United We Stand float.
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His voice would just float up – unassuming, but you knew it was him.
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Beneath the green hull, ghostly corpses float among icy gray and blue waves.
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He will float conspiracy theories and spread disinformation to raise doubts about them.
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Tara Sabharwal can make objects float in the neither-here-nor-there ether.
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The float will be worth up to 1.78 billion Swiss francs ($1.84 billion).
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It'll be probably 5 percent of the investable market cap-related free float.
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And with ambitious expansion plans, VietJet is reportedly planning to float this year.
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Reports indicate the business will float at a $2115 billion valuation by June.
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Then the team will assemble the props and decorations on the float beds.
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I want them to be able to travel and float in the ocean.
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These emoji will temporarily float over a user's video and play a sound.
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But if we fully detach from Europe, who knows where we could float.
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In the next scene, those same bodies helplessly float downward into seeming nothingness.
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Peña, sipping his beer, watching traffickers float by, says that he's had enough.
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The turbines will float on waters "exceeding 100 meters in depth," Statoil says.
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It said it welcomed a diversified shareholder base with a high free float.
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The massive flamingo float stuffed back in its box after just one Instagram.
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Egypt's currency continued to slide after the government decided to float the pound.
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This month it went even further, allowing the overvalued Egyptian pound to float.
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The GoFloats Flamingo Pool Float Party Tube is available for purchase on amazon.com.
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Current seasonal flavors include Rum Root Beer Float, Spiked S'more, and Chocolate Stout.
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They may float up in the sky, but atmospheric rivers are aptly named.
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He said he supported the float down, but wanted it to be safer.
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Ice shelves are thick plates of coastline ice that float over the ocean.
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I don't like to talk, let it float in the air and disappear.
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Politics, unlike digital images, can't float forever in a sea of pleasant indifference.
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Ripple cites an estimate of $27trn for the size of this global float.
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Though, we're both tethered to the station so that we don't float away.
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The book was due to close on Wednesday with the float on Thursday.
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I wanted to give them a chance to float in their innate vulnerability.
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Citigroup, HSBC Holdings, and Morgan Stanley are the co-sponsors of the float.
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Jecklin Float Electrostatic HeadphonesI don't even know what to say about these things.
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This time, they float around my craft waiting for me to come out.
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Thin feathers of clouds float high above, providing little shelter from the sun.
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Their tradable float is small — even smaller than their deal size would suggest.
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Haviv takes the opportunity to float, bask, and swim in this unstable realm.
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She was invited to sit on the float because of her MAG win.
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The free float is expected to be around 33.55 percent following the offering.
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Even better, the Internet on her phone doesn't work in the float center.
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According to Jackson, the float cost around $1,000 and three months to construct.
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It's the second time the NBA has entered a float into the event.
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Let go of the Hover Camera and it'll just float in the air.
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Crudes can be viscous like tar or so "light" they float on water.
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As others added their comments, the older ones would float off the screen.
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For them, it meant getting a float in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade.
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EDT Received comment from Nate Schmiedehaus at Thrice about pool float order statuses.
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High-tech firms planning to float in China include Alibaba, Baidu and JD.com.
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In 2009, UBS and CMS co-sponsored the $231 million float of CMR.
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An initial investigation said the float had a mechanical problem, the organizers said.
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Here is Mr Weiner on a carnival float shouting "Bo!" into a microphone.
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McDonald's isn't juicing up crates of Yubari Kings for its new float, though.
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Luckily, Cody's height was a total bonus because he helped me float around!
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In fact, the naira's free float seems to have lasted exactly a day.
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Ships are not the only man-made artefacts that float across the seas.
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I FLOAT INSIDE a cave, deep beneath the white volcanic beach of Sarakiniko.
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The world's top oil company will announce its intention to float on Nov.
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Gershon isn't the first Democrat to float a comparison between Trump and Hitler.
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The team envisions building an entire fleet of Float Labs that attenuate flooding.
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But the current Float Lab design isn't ready to by occupied by people.
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Snap has short interest at just more than 25 percent of its float.
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Palm trees stand sentry in a large atrium as sculpted birds float overhead.
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Passengers can relax in chairs suspended from the ceiling in the "float room."
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So it was a little easier to float off with me, I guess.
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They may also float bills to protect other popular parts of the law.
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"Float Like a Butterfly," short walk with naturalist guide to Native Plant Meadow.
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For dessert, there is a root-beer float, if that's what you want.
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As part of that test, the chain also offered the Cold Brew Float.
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Short interest in TripAdvisor shares is at 19.3 percent of its total float.
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Behind closed doors, negotiators can float trial balloons and make tacit offers — deniably.
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At times, small pieces of curdled milk would float around in my cup.
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Doesn't sound like much, but it's the most anyone's made float so far.
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Two adorable gremlins float around the decks and they're beautifully animated and silly.
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Stewart ran a fade route and saw the ball float over his head.
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Finally, you drop that float and swim to the edge of the pool.
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By making it into an ice cream float for grown ups, of course.
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To her credit, Lively did try to swim to safety on a float.
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My first Pride in the '90s had roughly one corporate float — Coors Light.
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Lighter particles, including grease and small bits of plastic, float to the top.
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Eco-Pillows float above the standard queen a dream in off-white Oh!
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"Each float has at least 2,000 water balloons in a cooler," he said.
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Their seeds float across the charred landscape, producing a new crop of plants.
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Both energies float on a white surface and evince little or no depth.
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Saturn's rings clank together as you float by, and it feels completely natural.
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And if anybody can come up with a float celebrating Trump's bone spurs. …
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Solids slowly sink to the bottom, chemicals and oil float to the top.
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But in water this salty, the body will float, no matter how tense.
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Many nations now allow their currencies to float, rather than be artificially fixed.
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In the dreammy legs break free of meand I watch them float away.
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"The wind, it gets in them," he said of why the stones float.
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Float a trial balloon in the shape of the popular Nevada Republican Gov.
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In Webern's atonal miniatures, islands of sound float in a sea of white.
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Virgin Australia Holdings jumped 3.5%, though it has a very small free float.
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Police Superintendent Shaun Ferguson said a tandem float was involved in the incident.
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Police Superintendent Shaun Ferguson said a tandem float was involved in the incident.
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Having done both this season, I'd much rather float out than roll out.
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Little did they know, the president had a rare car that could float.
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"You never know when a line is going to float into your head."
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The movie seems to float the same double crosses two or three times.
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He felt as if he were about to simultaneously float away and drown.
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Those include capping the price of RINs, which currently float based on demand.
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I totally hear you about feeling like the Prior on the "Angels" float.
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The crucified Christ on one float had bullet holes instead of spear wounds.
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"Droplet-type viruses -- like coronavirus or Ebola virus -- don't float around," Kuah explained.
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If you let the beer sit long enough, it'll float past the mark.
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In Antarctica, the plates of ice flow out onto the water and float.
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As Uber's wobbly IPO and WeWork's collapsed float demonstrate, the win isn't guaranteed.
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The two continue to float the idea of a collaborative full-length album.
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It would be South Korea's biggest IPO since Netmarble Corp's float in 2017.
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Meituan-Dianping would find it easier to float if competition was less fierce.
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Add half of the gnocchi and cook until they float, about 3 minutes.
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She likes to float a puzzle and let it drift off the page.
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After completion of the deal, Detsky Mir's free float will increase to 57.6%.
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The currency, which is part of a managed float, has largely been stable.
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In that case, the free float would total about 46 percent of shares.
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Sometimes they inch up, rising above the ground, and sometimes even float away.
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Lawmakers are beginning to float the idea that perhaps they shouldn't show up.
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And, since it's air-tight, it might become your new favorite float, too.
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But he might not have minded hearing someone float the idea out loud.
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Some people can float out of their bodies, while others acquire healing powers.
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And that wasn't by accident: The company launched in 2015 with a Pegasus (the unicorn's winged, less colorful relative); when Taylor Swift took a photo with the float at her now-infamous July 4th party, the pool float game changed entirely.
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The stock is one of the most heavily shorted at 31.4% of its float.
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The tires automatically inflate, transforming into floating devices so powerful they float the vehicle.
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Another Iaquinta habit is that his elbows tend to float away from his body.
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The Fed Chairman Marriner Eccles wanted to let rates float; President Truman did not.
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You can also try the "float test," which is popular among naturalistas on YouTube.
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The loan program also involved raising fuel and electricity prices and a currency float.
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Its stock price is currently up more than 18 percent since its Amsterdam float.
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Do not sail it on a boat; although I'm pretty sure that turkeys float.
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I would welcome a chance to just float on the tide of Lynch's mind.
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A pool float for baby, like the Peradix Baby Floats Boat with Canopy ($15).
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The decision to float comes at an interesting time for Boku and carrier billing.
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It is planning to float on the stockmarket before the end of this year.
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Dead sea turtles float on the sea near Puerto Escondido, Mexico, on Aug. 28.
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Cozumel is known for its drift diving, which means you float with the current.
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Now we need to drink Gatorade, spend time in saunas, and float in tanks.
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They'd watched the fish's body float out across the water like a tiny canoe.
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Smokey Robinson's was the coolest ... he rode on a mini Mount Rushmore-themed float.
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Please arrive in your own Pennywise best and be ready to float with us.
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Target and Walmart products float to the top for 60-80% of search terms.
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They all float down here... Visit CineFix for more episodes and movie-related content.
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It moves with the current and collects faster moving plastics as they float by.
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There, you couldn't do much but float and watch a strange butterfly fluttering about.
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The problem with hair in water is that some will sink, some will float.
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The Tianqi float, however, comes at a critical time for the lithium market worldwide.
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Asset management behemoth PIMCO said on Thursday China might float its currency in 2017.
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Washington Real Estate Investment Trust has nearly 4.83% of its float held by ETFs.
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In this orientation, the acoustic effect caused the ball to float in mid-air.
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People report seeing torches float from the mountains to the ocean through the gulch.
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The middle booster will attempt a landing on an unmanned float in the Atlantic.
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Perhaps the circular design doesn't float your boat and you prefer something with angles.
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The plasmnonic pixels make use of the free electrons that float around within metals.
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Scammers know how to exploit those fears, too, especially those who float sextortion scams.
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PV panels can be mounted on pontoons that float on freshwater lakes and reservoirs.
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Unlike bonds, which offer a fixed return, interest rates on leveraged loans typically float.
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The new service is Viacom's second major property to float an online subscription offering.
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The Port Huron Float Down has been a Michigan tradition for over 30 years.
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Users control Pepe by screaming into their phone, which makes the green frog float.
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Painted objects float and careen without limitation (or the strictures of an art movement).
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In early December, leading Republicans began to float the idea of repeal and delay.
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But the fit is reasonable enough to float it as a (very slight) possibility.
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And while you can definitely float, beware if you get water in your hair.
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"It doesn't float my boat," Dornan told GQ Australia about his character's sexual proclivities.
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Even before the float, imports had been falling due to shortages of foreign currency.
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I'm going to float that today and see what kind of reaction I get.
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The float was both refreshing and creative, like a summer popsicle truck but better.
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Pom Pom's second product will be a black coffin pool float, coming in July.
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Intense debates about every form of science and art you can imagine float about.
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She laughed as William told her how some of them had failed to float.
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Hot Clicks Giveaway What's more relaxing than lying on a float in the water?
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In the case of Devon, the float has been increased by roughly 15 percent.
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Rating: 2 bananas short of a float, 83 bananas to turn into a boat.
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Tighter liquidity helps the leu which the bank keeps in a quasi managed float.
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You can also "float" a few more apps on top in their own windows.
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Float, as the name suggests, resists calcification on both a micro and macro level.
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Likewise, Float revels in its splintered state more than any of her previous titles.
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The New York Times lets Denton float the theory without throwing out a name.
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First up: JoJo and Ben float up and away on an intimate helicopter date.
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Devin Nunes, the Republican chair of the House Intelligence Committee, float some explosive claims.
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Trump frequently takes to Twitter to voice criticism and float policy initiatives and priorities.
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It can only float five inches above its power base, but still, no battery.
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So why did the central bank ignore its own policy on allowing a float?
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In the week after the float was announced, bank shares rose by almost 10%.
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Two have since died, with efforts still underway to "re-float" the remaining creatures.
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French activists planned to float the baby Trump blimp near the Arc de Triomphe.
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The central bank says a "managed float" is needed to offset low oil prices.
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Fill with seltzer, stir gently to float the fruit, add a few ice cubes.
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Green soda bottles, plastic bags and rat carcasses float atop the brown, sludgy water.
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Somehow, Buffett's root beer float is significantly taller, but it goes with the territory.
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SCARSDALE "Float Like a Butterfly," short walk with naturalist guide to Native Plant Meadow.
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"I see this vision, this angel, this incredible woman float towards me," Clarke recalled.
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It'll float in the pool, so you don't have to worry about it sinking.
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No matter how many holes they drilled, they found, the array would still float.
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Gazprom said its free share float would rise to 46.02% after the stake sale.
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It was not clear how many dollars had come into banks since the float.
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Gravity allows the inner ear crystals that have shifted to float back into place.
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You can now purchase the Cindy Sherman Oops Phone Float on the Hyperallergic Store.
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Last month Reuters reported Delivery Hero was set to float before the summer break.
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If the egg is filled with hydrogen sulphide, it will float to the surface.
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These days, no pool or beach party is complete without a giant, colorful float.
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Who wouldn't want to wear glasses that make rainbow jellyfish float around the room?
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Broken ice blocks float through the Ilulissat Icefjord on the west coast of Greenland
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In August, the industrial group announced plans to float its healthcare unit in 2018.
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After being flushed, the lenses float through the wastewater system to sewage treatment plants.
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When handlers tried to straighten the float, it swung into a group of people.
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He heard the scrape of her lighter, then saw smoke float over him, unravel.
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En+ previously planned to announce its intention to float (ITF) as early as Sept.
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Pliskova hit a forehand approach that Williams ran down but could only float back.
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On WABC, he could afford to float new ideas, test new lines of attack.
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Sunday, she had a commitment to ride around the Pride parade on a float.
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But continental plates float above the subductive fray, revealing little of the system's origins.
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How do some things float and others lethally — loudly — hurtle to the sea floor?
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While midwives quickly tried to stop my postpartum hemorrhage, I felt myself float away.
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The millions of relatives of missing detainees float in a social and psychological limbo.
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He said he saw plastic nets and other debris float past him every day.
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"It was a coincidence that could have been averted," he said of the float.
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Bodies float in the sea, on the horizon, a flotilla of American ships appears.
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She has grown skilled at tying up her valuables so they don't float away.
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MRK: You can't include powder, because it would float and become an eye irritant.
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The components maker said it plans to float up to quarter of its shares.
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Thune did float the idea of an "algorithm-free" Facebook and Twitter this summer.
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Media reports have said founders plan to float the firm in the coming years.
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But The We Company has shelved its float due to weak demand from investors.
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He tells us the names and history of all the pagodas we float over.
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Canada and Mexico float their currencies, and are unlikely to resist the symbolic gesture.
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Because ice shelves float on the ocean, their disintegration does not increase sea levels.
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Between periods, he can also float in the hallway, where he can ask questions.
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The rupee currency, which is part of a managed float, has largely been stable.
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They're participating in the culture wars while also managing to float above the fray.
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They have even spotted an inflatable bull-riding float that rocks with the waves.
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An announcement of an intention to float may come by the end of October.
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Aramco announced its intention to float shares on the Riyadh stock exchange this week.
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Conversations float between the two, and many Mexican-Americans speak with a crossover vocabulary.
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Tourists pay around five hundred dollars a day to float downstream with a guide.
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Instead, they often float freely on the press releases page of a governor's website.
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As those excess dollars float through the system, that historically has driven inflation higher.
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In an opening sequence, "Life" allows viewers to float through an international space station.
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One of the sources said Aramco could announce its intention to float on Oct.
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The move means the firm will raise up to $5 billion in the float.
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It's a hazy and enveloping pink world that your body gets to float within.
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The newest Pelican joined teammate (and parade hype man) Anthony Davis on the float.
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One of the sources said Aramco could announce its intention to float on Oct.
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Recently, I've acquired my aqua crate, which is a float pod [or isolation chamber].
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Even the guy driving the milk float learns to live with what he did.
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You float around a number of islands, looking for batches of butterflies to snatch.
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They float, suggesting ambiguous meanings or none at all, in seas of luscious color.
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Of course, the SAFE Building System wouldn't be using the company's magnetic levitation technology to make buildings float, but floating pontoons like those used to support the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge over Lake Washington or Japan's Mega-Float runway in Tokyo Bay.
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Its Trakya Cam subsidiary produces float glass, which and mirrors at a 600 ton per day capacity plant in India and last month it bought 49.8 percent of India's HNG Float Glass, where it was a 50 percent shareholder, for $85.4 million.
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On the Transit Workers Union float, a dozen revelers danced around towers of red, white and blue balloons to the thumping bass of Wisin's reggaeton hit "Escápate Conmigo" — " Escape with Me." A banner on the side of the float told a different story.
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The share sale in Alrosa in 2016 raised its official free float to 34 percent.
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I don't want to show all my cards, so I'm gonna float out one title.
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They float around for weeks or even years before ending up in their adult habitats.
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That is partly because small companies which float shares on the stockmarket lose tax benefits.
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It has been reported that the float could bring Uber's valuation up to $120 billion.
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Take the mechanical bull to a new level and venue with this ride-on float.
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The design duo came up with the idea to create the float three years ago.
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Shoppers can sign up for notifications about the coffin-shaped float on Pom Pom Floats .
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Take a magical ride on this massive unicorn float that can comfortably seat six people.
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You can get this float — or its peacock and flamingo counterparts — on Amazon for $269.97.
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These will float up over the video where they'll also be seen by other viewers.
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Spotify reportedly still plans to conduct a direct listing instead of a more traditional float.
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Friday's two pulled IPOs come after business services firm TMF scrapped its float on Oct.
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UK-based lingerie company Bravissimo designed a new pool float with curvier women in mind.
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A float representing the Montrose Mining Company bar during the Houston Pride Parade in 1990.
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It can float in water, too, and has an IP67 water and dust resistance rating.
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And while preparing meals, astronauts tape ingredients to the table so they don't float away.
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They float around in the mother's bloodstream and can be picked up by blood tests.
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After all, we don't just float around in space after eating a fast food meal.
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SoftwareONE's free float amounts to 13% or 28% assuming full exercise of an overallotment option.
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Attention everyone: ghosts are real, they're here, they float among us and we've got proof.
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He discovered, when he put it to the test, that the beetles do, indeed, float.
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The United Kingdom's mission, for its part, is sponsoring a float for the annual parade.
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So for three years she has organised a Republican float for Hibbing's annual street parade.
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At first, she says the float was met with no more than boos and jeers.
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A float called "Pink Lives Matter" depicted a flamingo being beaten with a police stick.
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They tried to hang on to the ceiling fan and float on their couch cushions.
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Twice Trump has made jokes that seem to float the notion of Clinton being assassinated.
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"I used to order just to watch her float across the floor," the song goes.
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NIGERIA'S CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR SAYS WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE A MANAGED FLOAT FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE
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The Trump float is called "The Master-Drone" and was created by artist Fabrizio Galli.
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" Another read: "Port Huron Float Down" with a stamp over it that read: "Election Rehearsal.
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Though, only the lucky will be able to float through summer cuddling with the Colonel.
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Hitching a ride on a bedazzled rainbow float must've seemed like the perfect PR foil.
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It is dark and frozen, and particles float around him in this other, parallel world.
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After entering the subway station, I see a five dollar bill float to the floor.
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While administration officials may float recommendations, the ball is in Congress' court to pass legislation.
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But the network is still sparse—one float for every Honduras-sized patch of ocean.
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They float in the sky, slowly rotating, while others are half-buried in the dirt.
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It looks like a magic wand that makes things float, but it's just plain physics.
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We expect the White House to float a few tax policy trial balloons in August.
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He planned to float across in the raft, retrieve the box, and bring it back.
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That includes the cost of the float, entry fee into the parade, and marketing campaigns.
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Finally Hugo fastens the line to our biggest float and tosses it into the water.
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"It doesn't float my boat," Dornan told GQ Australia for its February 2017 cover story.
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Guessing he's already got his spot reserved on the float for the victory parade. #TownBizzness
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This gator float is definitely trying to give the dragon a run for its money.
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The latest robots out of MIT are small enough to float "indefinitely" in the air.
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They appear to float above us, sloth-like in their stability, keeping a watchful eye.
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But it turns out, Toru had sort of always planned to float out that far.
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Individuals float in the tank and it's supposed to give the impression of being bodyless.
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Once I pass into the cone, colorful shapes float in the three-dimensional virtual space.
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Instead, you float aimlessly, as the ecstasy surrounds you you—so close, yet so unattainable.
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The player uses touch-screen gestures to slide, jump, and float Leo through the world.
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CICC is the sole sponsor for the float while Credit Suisse is a joint bookrunner.
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As its handlers tried to straighten the float it swung into a group of spectators.
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On Thursday, the family is joining the kid show's float during the parade, Access reported.
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It needs a free-float of at least 25 percent to be able to list.
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It is the amount of "free-float" warrants that underpins the settlement of LME positions.
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PopSugar reports that Japanese McDonald's locations are offering up a brand-new ice cream float.
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We've been influential but if it doesn't really float your boat, you can't go overboard.
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" Asked about his ring-craft he replied: "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.
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And how much can the game float on the enormous chunk of non-gaming audience?
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Truly, there's an emoji float for everyone: the sunglasses face, the 100 square, the fire.
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As for that float, it was coffee topped with soft-serve maple bourbon ice cream.
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"It's not a fixed peg but rather a 'managed float'," said one of the officials.
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In other retail news, British retailer JD Sports said it will float Footasylum next month.
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He said the central bank would probably move to a managed float in two phases.
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Dassault said the transactions would increase the public float to 24.9 percent from 15.8 percent.
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Instead of frantically swimming against the tide, splashing and exerting all my energy, I float.
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Artwork and greenery float on the wall behind the bed, making the space feel homey.
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From there, the Float Lab team hopes the structure will attract larger animals like fish.
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By slowing down waves, the Float Lab could mitigate the impacts of tsunamis or hurricanes.
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The tension that we'd accumulated in our daily lives seemed to float into the distance.
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Less than a mile away, a fleet of salvage ships float in a loose circle.
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The words "Commit transform (enter)" will appear when you float your cursor over the checkmark.
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The crisis ultimately led the central bank to let the naira's value float, in June.
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My confirmation hearing was they threw me in a river to see if I float.
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"Get out," they shouted as mattresses, furniture, and even an exercise bicycle began to float.
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SmartICE uses sensors stored in plastic tubes, which can float in the water like buoys.
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And when Kaori begins to float in the space, literally, you lose all your references.
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It's kind of crazy how my body cannot help but float right to the top.
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I meet Gabbie in the meditation room, where you can go for post-float decompressing.
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While versatility defines the top tier of the game, certain strategies float to the top.
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Dozens more balloons wearing sunglasses float past, and suddenly the first balloon's sunglasses make sense.
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But just because it can float a lot of weight does not mean it's stable.
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He declined to comment on when the firm would turn a profit or potentially float.
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Because cranberries have four air pockets inside, they float to the surface of the water.
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AMSTERDAM — Little colored bubbles float ever higher, growing larger as they rise toward the sky.
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Nearby on a small table, fetal abnormalities float in laboratory jars: albino octopus, rabbit, rat.
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It was comforting to float there alone, moving with the gentle waves as they passed.
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The company's upcoming float is expected to be one of the largest of the year.
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Trillions of pieces of plastic litter float through the ocean, killing fish and other animals.
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So not only does the binary point float, the number of significant digits also floats.
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In Mr. Shannon's extraordinarily lucid performance, you can see such thoughts float across Johnny's face.
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These tightly wound amalgams of drum-clicks and aqueous keyboards float by in relaxed succession.
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As much as they want to float their own boats, they appreciate a rising tide.
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Airbnb may delay its public float to 2021 as coronavirus sends shivers through the market.
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The spiders that swarmed Ron'nyia when she fell off a pool float into the water.
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It's a privilege to float alongside him in these essays, to watch the connections form.
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Sunday about a black doll that was thrown from a float during the Nereids parade.
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Apparently they strung them together like sausages, tying their strings so they wouldn't float away.
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This increased Prosus' free float to 27.5% from 26.2%, and reduced Naspers' holding to 72.5%.
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China Construction Bank International, China Merchant Securities and JPMorgan are co-sponsors of the float.
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The Packers do show, however, how one communist principle might float within a capitalist sea.
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They appeared together on a rainbow-colored float at Boston's gay pride parade last June.
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Compound interest is not, yet it is more likely to float you safely to retirement.
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Because 328 days is a long time to do anything, let alone float through space.
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Fall will touch down in golden Orient, where ospreys float and peace comes dropping slow.
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Six months later, Kennedy was representing the N.B.A. on its inaugural float at the parade.
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And he never could have imagined that the league would someday have its own float.
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Here, a 1907 Mardi Gras celebration shows a float towering over the crowds of people.
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One float carried a 20-foot-tall chicken, another a refrigerator stocked with cold beer.
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These are stories that float into the ether, beyond the think-tanks' realm of commodification.
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"We decided that the float was anti-Semitic," said Bram Sebrechts, a spokesman for UNIA.
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The box would eject in the event of a crash and float on the water.
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It doesn't float but it certainly looks the part, which is why Jay likes it.
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Second, float World Chess on AIM - London's junior stock exchange for small and growing companies.
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I'm thinking I am going to go straight away and get on a Carnival float.
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It is not a place where the Fed sets policy but it does float ideas.
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I love to float gracefully and I've got a lot of soul in these wings.
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"It's not surprising that China would float this idea, given the trade dispute," he said.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev raised $5 billion through a relaunched float of its Asia-Pacific unit.
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The Egyptian pound crashed 50 percent after the float and inflation has hit decade-highs.
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Float those on a bowl of Rhode Island clam chowder, and you'll be in clover.
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Over evolutionary time, the icefish accumulated lipids, or fats, which, like oil, float in water.
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And then we float, and land, and get shot in the head, again, to death.
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One of its closest competitors, Baidu, has short interest at 1.3 percent of its float.
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This year, a group called De Vismooil'n created the float with the offensive Jewish figures.
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If Bedford's paintings appear to have a ground, Miller's still lifes float in a dreamscape.
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Tap on the coffee cup and you can have virtual steam float out of it.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley are the joint sponsors for the float.
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They should let it float and allow people to see how crooked she really is.
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"On the space boot, the rubber traction, the float foam, and the stabilizing foam that sits above the float foam are identical to the Floatride Run, so the feel underfoot will feel very similar," Dan Hobson, vice president of innovation at Reebok, told Digital Trends.
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For example, for love, red hearts will emerge from your face and float around your head.
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Assuming the full greenshoe option is exercised, 30 percent of the company's shares will float freely.
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The resulting mixture moves and flows like water, even allowing certain objects to float or sink.
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Maybe one day Fatberg will float around the world on a grand tour of its own.
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After the offering, the free float for Detsky Mir is expected to be around 33.55 percent.
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Cranberry Sorbet Champagne Floats Dessert and drink in one festive float for your festive fête. 10.
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"It's important we stay connected and together, and not float away in the rapture," Stardust says.
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Use these things to build yourself a 12' X 12' raft and float down the river.
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Short interest in U.S. Steel has been cut from 25 percent of the company's float on .
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Residents float on an raft through flooded streets of Montargis, south of Paris, on June 1.
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Questions of duty and responsibility float around the edges of Twin Peaks in both its incarnations.
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Hyperloop is a form of transportation that uses magnetic levitation to float vehicles above a track.
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"It doesn't float my boat," he told the Australian magazine as their February 2017 cover star.
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The remaining 44.8% is in free float and is worth $2.63 billion as of Thursday afternoon.
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He used to take us to the beach and help us float above sea and sand.
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It's fully waterproof, and while it can't quite swim, it can float, which is pretty neat.
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The community of Kivalina, Alaska, participates in the Honda Float Parade on the Fourth of July.
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There are shelves and shelves of pieces and models from past parade float projects and balloons.
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In fact, Japan's economic fortunes and Tokyo's season-opening tuna prices seem to float rather erratically.
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Shares, which were up 4.4% in early trade, have risen by a fifth since the float.
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The aim was to float about 5% of the company, raising as much as $100 billion.
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Kermit the Frog makes his way down 7th Avenue on the Sesame Street float in 2009.
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I'd float between groups and had my core friends who were just into baseball card collecting.
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As lawmakers float regulation, tech companies have stepped up their policies with regard to manipulated media.
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He's freed from the burdens of traditional electronic tropes, able to float somewhere above it all.
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They were wearing an avalanche float pack which helped keep them on top of the slide.
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It set a price range of HK$16.2 to HK$17.4 a share for the float.
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Lifeboats may not always float, but the urgency of these times fully justify taking the risk.
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Men and women in the prime of their lives float around the huge Mississippi Riverside venue.
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If superheroes don't float your boat, other retailers are carrying Kungfu Panda and Mickey Mouse dumplings.
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And, when you pair Westworld with overwhelming twists, lots of wild theories soon float into possibility.
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They float, as Mr Morris tugs the reader into the boozy, bitchy world of his protagonists.
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Chunks of hardened lava — dubbed by sightseers as "lava bergs" — float in a river of lava.
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During their session, the kids float in scuba equipment as the friendly creatures swim all around.
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To cover expenses for one trip, his mother had to float him a small cash loan.
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"Now I know never go out on a float ever again in the ocean," he said.
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Water-ready fans can snag True's snazzy float (which is adult-sized!) — and for just $20!
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It's a treatment in which you float in Epsom-salt-saturated water, for about an hour.
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Pair this eye-catching float with an umbrella-topped cocktail for the most envy-inducing selfie.
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Instead of normal bubbles, which float in the air, these form when submerged in a liquid.
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There's a trick that can actually make metal coins float, and it's totally trippy to see.
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That means if you lose a GPS signal, the drone will float around the air aimlessly.
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Lots of people say that it's easy to just float around, but I see it differently.
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And that's probably why Siren Design Studios made its Teles Taxídi table float like a hoverboard.
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But perhaps most iconic of all is her dog, who lounges on his own pool float.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science InstituteWatching clouds float by is usually a serene, relaxing experience.
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Turn them off, let them float by, don't worry about reaching "notification zero" (so to speak).
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The puffed-up pupfish float back to the water's surface where they're easy pickings for predators.
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"Those tiny-float I.P.O.s come back to haunt you," Mr. Wolff of Manhattan Venture Partners said.
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The food sector came under heavy pressure after the float of the Egyptian pound on Nov.
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Several oil-producing countries have opted to float their currencies recently, including Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan.
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The indebted Chinese company HNA group has abandoned plans to float Swissport, the air services group.
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Though Sketch's pods are vertical rather than horizontal, their shape resembles that of a float chamber.
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They snap closed, entrapping the single cell, before opening back up and letting it float away.
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His absence reinforced the impression that his views on Latin America float between indifference and contempt.
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Additionally, Moses was the first Virgin Galactic crew member to float freely without restraints during weightlessness.
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So Wesley and his team opted for faux edges (which need anchoring, lest they float away).
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Phosphor tailings—the leftover waste scraps from mining operations—float on a pond near Lakeland, Florida.
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Similarly detailed levels of thought and care can be seen throughout the Float Lab's elegant design.
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That's a very low float, a favorite strategy of many tech firms seeking to go public.
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All versions feature a shorter, fatter design that provides more float and control in deep powder.
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They float against the stars, painting weightless vapor trails, dipping and diving in balletic sine waves.
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WATCH THIS: Deputy Saves Four Women Stuck in Rainbow Unicorn Float Not into the party island?
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Last year, Silver started off walking beside the float until Collins convinced him to get on.
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At the same time, I wasn't ready to float untethered from my world of food neuroses.
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Plates of shrimp BLTs and decadent burgers float past Whack's face, but she settles for wings.
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Red blood cells are not especially conductive, but the plasma they float in is highly conductive.
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For $9.99, this product by Float Tycoon will make you the envy of every pool owner.
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The central bank has said it will let the RTGS dollar trade in a "managed float".
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If the overallotment is fully used, HelloFresh will have a free float of about 19 percent.
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Short interest is around 19 percent of the company's float, according to data compiled by FactSet.
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WATCH THIS: Deputy Saves Four Women Stuck in Rainbow Unicorn Float The pools measure 5.5 ft.
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Wayfair's short interest is 13.6 million shares, or 37.5 percent of its float, according to FactSet.
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She'll be on the lead float with her daughter Reeni and, of course, her iconic sign.
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You heard it here first: No pool party is complete this summer without an epic float.
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It reads like a taxonomy of names, places, and ideas that float from then into today.
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Spotify continues to plan for a direct listing, which would circumvent the standard Wall Street float.
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Watson is an actress adrift here, and the audience can't help but float away with her.
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Or maybe you'll just turn up the space heater, recline on the couch and float away.
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Whether the float turns into a party bus at midnight, though, is still to be determined.
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Sitting still and breathing deeply while watching your thoughts float by like clouds in the sky?
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She also shared a photo of David, 43, as he relaxed on an oversized swan float.
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Her feet were firmly planted on the floor, yet all the while she seemed to float.
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More than 18 percent of Chipotle's float, or shares available for trade, have been sold short.
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Magnini helped Benedetto onto a nearby float until lifeguards arrived to take him back to shore.
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Amer said last month he would not float the pound unless foreign reserves reached $25 billion.
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Befesa would have a free float of 48.3 percent if the offering is fully taken up.
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I'd gone to other Pride parades with her, but I'd never been up on a float.
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He is Float Boy, né Walker Stillman, a junior at Champaign Central High School in Illinois.
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You can even try it in a rosé float if you're a die-hard rosé fan.
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Meanwhile, Saccone isn't backing down as Republicans float the possibility of a recount or a lawsuit.
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They'd be able to unbuckle their seat belts and float around the cabin during this time.
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In the summer, when parts of the lake melt, scattered skeletal remains float to the surface.
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Intention to float for Deutsche Bank's asset management arm DWS expected, sources told Reuters last week.
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He famously declared he would "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" before the match.
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If Hannah had drowned, her body would likely float to the surface within a few days.
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Egypt's central bank has increased key interest rates by 700 basis points since the pound float.
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The blimps float 10,000 feet in the air and carry powerful radars that detect airborne threats.
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It can float up to 500 feet high, tethered to the ground below by 2,700lb ropes.
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It sucks to watch your cruise ship float away from you because you showed up late.
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Others found them to offer a little less float than expected, particularly in light, fluffy snow.
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If it wasn't her birthday, I would just float off into space, I swear to God.
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Researchers have created a metal that can float even after it has been damaged or punctured.
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The device projects a virtual display that appears to float just inches from the wearers' eyes.
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The sale reduced CED's stake to 12.4 percent and boosted Kofola's free float to 14.6 percent.
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Trump avoided the opportunity to put him right and allowed the guy's allegation to float unchallenged.
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The winner will be launched into space on September 5 to float among the stars indefinitely.
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Mr. Holl's first idea, which was rejected, had been to float a pavilion on the river.
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Around 72 percent, $3.3 billion, of fourth quarter remittances came after the float, the bank added.
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In Emmy's scene with Nora, recriminations float just above the strained pleasantries between mother and child.
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You can float in total darkness, if you choose, or keep a few low lights on.
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The float consists of a box base and a giant horn mounted on its back railing.
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The base of the float is painted black and gold in the style of Art Nouveau.
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About a third of Tilray's float is sold short, according to financial analytics firm S3 Partners.
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Geminis are often the life of the party, carrying themselves as if they float through air.
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True North Carolinians order the "huge tea"—understood to be sweet, obviously—or the Cheerwine float.
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Turn it on and the cracked tops of each pillar digitally float above their physical counterparts.
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Solange was riding a float in the Krewe of Muses parade when the ring went missing.
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His plaintive lines float atop undulant orchestral ripples and bucolic woodwind harmonies tweaked with clashing intervals.
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Where Vilnius has a tiny jump — or float — on Tallinn (terrible pun intended) is in perspective.
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"We used to make rafts and float them out here," said his friend George Franqui, 76.
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If you turn your face away from the figure, they float slowly back into the distance.
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The pieces that succeed effectively float away from The Players' Tribune and into the national conversation.
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They float upon their backgrounds, casting a deep shadow — a problem fixed by Raad's adept handiwork.
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The permit does not allow the balloon to be filled with helium so it can float.
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Yes, I know what you're thinking: A book critic shouldn't fall for that. Face. Accept. Float.
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The most high-profile was the shelving of proposals to float shares in oil giant Aramco.
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The network of vines and grape clusters appear to float above a swamp of dark water.
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The offer is expected to deliver a free float of 26% of ReAssure's issued share capital.
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The rectangle of light appears to float some 30 feet away, as static scurries through it.
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I float in this delirious self-ness, just me, in this room with a view, alone.
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Sitting on a parfait of civilizations, the Greek capital could easily float on its past glories.
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He returned in 2017 aboard his own float, and will appear again this year as well.
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As I splashed and paddled, my grandmother would float, glamorous in her jeweled cat's-eye sunglasses.
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The result is a spicy artisanal cocktail, a dark and stormy with a rose petal float.
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Guests can float through the river, or relax in the larger wading area of the pool.
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Back at the Newark production facility, 80 beta prototypes float like ghosts behind the company offices.
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That doesn't mean, however, that they wish to float about, untethered to all but their smartphones.
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For Democrats to let Gorsuch float onto the bench would be to abandon their core principles.
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Mr Macri abolished these, allowing the peso to float freely, and removed export quotas and tariffs.
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Waiting in an S.U.V. to board the float, Mr. Bennett seemed tired and was mostly quiet.
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It is unclear whether EIG will get the necessary 66 percent of the company's free float.
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Her white bathing suit and brown legs float amid ripples of navy, grayish blue, and aquamarine.
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It could also be space debris — 500,000 pieces of space junk float in low-Earth orbit.
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Add the tortellini to the boiling water and cook until they float, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Drop the raviolos in and cook for about 2 ½ to 3 minutes, until they float. 5.
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Wires should not float off your chest, sit on the breasts or dig into your sides.
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Listening to my friends and colleagues, the boat seemed to float on their humor and resilience.
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Another thing she misses: the ability to put things down and not have them float away.
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Meanwhile, White House chief strategist Steve Bannon reportedly continues to float hiking rates on the rich.
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The Navy destroyer fired warning flares and a U.S. Navy helicopter also dropped a smoke float.
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The hearings come as some lawmakers float tougher political ad disclosure laws on social media companies.
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Tesla is the most shorted stock in the Nasdaq 100 at 22.8 percent of its float.
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Police officers formed a barricade around the float with more than a half-dozen sidecar motorcycles.
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New rules require at least a 15 percent free-float by the end of the year.
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We powered all of the lights on this float — and the car — entirely with solar energy!
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He said the company was looking to bring in investors including a possible stock market float.
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To combat inflation after the currency float, Egypt had raised its rates by 7 percentage points.
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His dark chair seems to float among the leaves, unmoored from the geometry of the landscape.
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The ability to float also made the space above the car accessible in a new way.
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With a public float, Keurig has easier access to cash for more acquisitions down the road.
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"They're trying to float anything they can find out there to discredit fact-checking," he said.
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Inside, occupants will find a big 15-inch touchscreen that seems to float off the dash.
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It had to float for what seemed like an eternity and disappear softly through the net.
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In another scene, they float off into magical realism against a starlit sky at Griffith Observatory.
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At first, the most extreme partisans — like Mr. Watters of Fox News — float an outlandish idea.
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