As above is below and as floats, sinks and floats, sinks and floats.
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We're going to have root beer floats, Coca-Cola floats, pineapple sherbet floats with Sprite.
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But with, like, Fun Boy Floats, they send me their floats.
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Tandem floats are multiple floats connected by a hitch and pulled by one tractor.
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It doesn't float, it floats on the river because it floats on big, big cement piles. Right.
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"Elephant seals are animate Argo floats, and they go to the places that Argo floats don't get as often," said Fedak.
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In New Jersey, Floats & Boats is a popular festival at Tices Shoal that, as the name implies, celebrates both floats and boats.
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His company made about a quarter of this year's floats —including a display based on ABC's "The Bachelor," one of two floats Disney sponsored in this year's parade.
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Both incidents -- one on Saturday and the other on Wednesday -- involved tandem floats, which have two or more floats connected together by a hitch and pulled by one tractor.
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"White supremacy then ends up being some kind of magical force that floats above history and floats above society and, therefore, you can't do anything about it," he said.
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Each of the dog floats are available online at BarkShop or Funboy for $59 or you can get the bundle that includes the matching dog and owner floats for $169.
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A reclining nude woman with luminous skin floats on the water like Venus on a half shell, surrounded by others who ride on floats or swim with delight and abandon.
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We shared floats where we were throwing not just beads but probably coronavirus off Carnival floats to people who caught it and took it with them to where they came from.
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Trump floats more potential Supreme Court picks -- including Sen.
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New Orleans has banned so-called tandem floats for the remainder of its Mardi Gras celebrations this year after two people were struck and killed by such floats in a four-day span.
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IT: Chapter Two floats into IMAX theaters Friday, Sept. 6.
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But, hey, if that floats your boat, go for it.
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It seems to spread on the floats of sea planes.
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And then the protein floats off to do its job.
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Ice floats on Lake Michigan in Chicago on Wednesday morning.
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And floats, buoys and aquatic drones survey storms from below.
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"They trundle past like overloaded floats at carnival," she writes.
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Asteroids explode, and the score floats through your peripheral vision.
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Greer mysteriously floats about without saying a word to Nola.
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Face it: Shit floats and if it bleeds it leads.
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Plastic waste and construction material floats on in the harbor.
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Instead it floats on the breezy surface of its intriguing
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"Ordinary Death" nimbly floats these ideas without fully crystallizing them.
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A fish farm floats in the Saronic Gulf of Greece.
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It would be pointless to go looking for the floats.
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If that floats your boat, get thee to a bookstore.
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Parade floats, banners and signs are now neatly stowed away.
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Alright, the doughnut among pool floats can be found below:
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Bound only lightly to the past, it floats in time.
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Read more:Can you spot the doughnut among these pool floats?
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Go to the sounds systems and check out the floats.
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A black muscle car floats overturned above our character's Peugeot.
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Piano is also added, over which Cudi floats pretty effortlessly.
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In another, a giant, undulating jellyfish floats across the screen.
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Funboy x BarkShop pool floats for dogs — $59 See Details
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We ordered shakes, soda floats and a formidable brownie sundae.
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He throws his weight around, then floats above it all.
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Most recent floats in Hong Kong dropped below IPO prices.
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Floats. While World of Color relies on those jets and seemingly magical projections, the Floridian version has boats and floats complete with light-up animals and fountains that shoot more water into the air.
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Peggy Whitson floats in the Cupola aboard the International Space Station.
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Floats at the parades also satirized Trump's alleged ties to Russia.
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"It floats me around to a new generation," Pollard told BuzzFeed.
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The sun floats through your flirtatious third house until the 22nd.
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An iceberg floats in Disko Bay behind houses in Ilulissat, Greenland.
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Pool floats have become more and more extravagant over the years.
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"They have changed routes," he said of the parade's many floats.
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Where are the white gays on floats [to represent us] then?
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"Clients get relief from chronic pain with regular floats," he explained.
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I saw a video, it seems like it floats above water.
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It was the only one of the floats that looked finished.
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This Ultimate Ears speaker floats in water, so no raft necessary.
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Last month, Marie Claire tweeted a recipe for rosé-Champagne floats.
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The fellow then opens a parachute and floats back to Earth.
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Other floats include food-themed additions from Entenmann's and Green Giant.
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Those trendy, gigantic pool floats don't always work out as planned.
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A fiery circle floats in an orange field, buoyant and joyful.
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On the left, across from the L, floats a yellowish circle.
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The solid debut came despite investors turning cautious about new floats.
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Ahead of you a screen floats above an empty gray floor.
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The scarf floats a way of being in public, in private.
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McDonald's locations there are serving green melon-flavored ice cream floats.
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If it floats, the person is safe, if not, they're cursed.
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It floats, the water swamps the paper but doesn't swallow it.
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Perpetual good terms-- you know, cost of transport floats with retail.
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An otherworldly voice floats over the scene singing luscious digital soul.
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A kickboard floats your boat as you perfect your kicking technique.
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A stingless golden jellyfish floats around The Jellyfish Lake in Palau.
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That would be Randall's Island, which floats between Manhattan and Queens.
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The castle itself floats in the middle of a massive void.
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Here it floats free, leached of color and all local detail.
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Reunited, we lounge on floats and share our most aqueous memories.
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Tandem floats have two or more sections connected by a hitch.
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Parades should be uncomplicated affairs: floats, marching bands and baton twirlers.
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Then came the doughnuts, the Pegasus floats and the novelty coffins.
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There will be a total of 26 floats and 56 balloons.
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He floats around, and there was no electricity on the island.
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It's Breitbart, fake news that floats up on your Facebook feed.
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The store is also planning to launch a new line of 10 individual floats in designs like a festive llama, a shark, a flamingo, and a glittered patriotic eagle — each with matching floats for your drink.
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As the floats only protrude roughly 10 cm above the water, the plastic can get over it — however, The Ocean Cleanup already has a solution for this: larger floats that form a wall half a meter high.
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Unlike in American parades, German floats are often works of political satire.
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Its tourbillon movement floats in the middle of the watch's clear face.
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And there'd be a private market that floats above the government market.
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The Gang floats on the border between virtual fiction and greater reality.
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So there is something to creative thought that floats in the air.
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As he opens and closes his toe-claws, the noodle floats away.
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They just happen to be a part of coal ash that floats.
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The study compares observations collected by ships and floats with model results.
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A girl floats into the air to dance with a winged fish.
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One floats above the ground, four "legs" splayed like a pond skimmer.
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He floats, jumps, and kicks his way through a happy half hour.
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Floats and marching bands will parade down the city's St. Charles Ave.
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We don't mean entertaining in movies or on floats at Disney World.
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Meizu says the Gravity "floats," but I think that's a bit generous.
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We've written off the floats and chain, along with the fishing line.
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The melody meanders, the tempo shifts, and Cohen floats above it all.
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" And a voice, weak from the kitchen, floats up the stairs. "Yes?
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Then, he floats towards the heavens, gold light emanating from his head.
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Their menu also features po'boys, Abita root beer floats and chicory coffee.
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Her presence was as big as one of Mobile's Mardi Gras floats.
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"This is something that floats," Mr. McMahon said of his building skills.
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Grab a wireless speaker that's completely waterproof and floats, for under £50.
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Trump floats ideas all the time, and often nothing comes of them.
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The SuperTower is a tethered aerostat that floats 800 feet above ground.
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Field described the microspheres as "small, fine, white beach sand" that floats.
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Oppenheimer floats the scenario that the wily Kris has one last shazam!
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"Why don't we dunk him in water and see if he floats."
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Perky and ever-smiling, he often floats dangerously close to self-parody.
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Let's be real, a lot of mediocre rap floats around out there.
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She is floating in the blue like one floats in the ocean.
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I catch the napkin, bending down as it floats toward the floor.
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Mardi Gras floats travel down Canal Street in New Orleans, circa 1950.
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"Rising tide floats all boats, that's how we view it," Dunham says.
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Did I mention it's waterproof, floats, and gets 10 hours per charge?
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A typical rule is that when the handmade pasta floats, it's done.
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The annual parade featured floats with blaring sound systems and gyrating dancers.
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Disaster fantasies are familiar floats in every parent's midnight parade of horribles.
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In its own container unit, backlit, the hood floats like a ghost.
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Because oysters don't move much, they have to eat whatever floats by.
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Charlee floats, making something as physically demanding as SoulCycle look effortlessly hip.
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Spurring the current optimism are a series of recent hot tech floats.
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Featuring elaborate floats that make their rounds through millions of carnations on the historic Walk of the Alameda, the event ends with an all-out battle in which flowers are batted between the floats' passengers and the audience.
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Behold the new dog and owner matching pool floats from BarkShop and Funboy.
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One person falls out of its thrall and the next floats right in.
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Jones's laptop shows Christine's field of view as she floats down the stream.
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The Megaboom has always been a floater, but now the Boom floats, too.
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Once the right camera position is found, the AirSelfie floats in mid air.
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Those themes are showcased in the school's floats, costumes and elaborate dance routines.
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Marie sits in a riverbed while her white dress floats in the water.
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The team rescued around six oversized pool floats last year, Young told CNN.
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And there's a moment where he takes his glove off and it floats.
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The Asgardia-1 satellite, just 8 inches long, now floats aboard the ISS.
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And what would the Mardi Gras parade be without the gigantic, ornate floats?
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First, he throws down a piece of wood that floats in the water.
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This Princess Peach doppelganger floats slowly down to the ground after a jump.
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The cherry blossom and melon-flavored floats seem made for Instagram, after all.
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Sea ice floats, so when it melts, it does not raise sea levels.
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The progression from pool floats to inflatable furniture feels like a natural one.
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It wouldn't be the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade without elaborate floats and balloons.
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The parade includes 16 giant character balloons, 43 novelty balloons and 26 floats.
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"You're My Favorite" rides a clattering synthesizer that floats up into the clouds.
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You know, when the cream floats to the top of a milk bottle?
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Both have campaigns coordinated with this year's event, including floats in the parade.
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Our only task is to wait and keep an eye on the floats.
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We're talking root beer floats, but with literally any drink you can imagine.
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A jellyfish floats at the surface of the ocean near Ixtapa, Guerrero, Mexico.
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Pack away the nipple tassels and dismantle the floats: carnival has been cancelled.
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An immense lammergeyer, or bearded vulture, floats past, showing off its russet trousers.
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A turtle floats by, undisturbed by lunch hour at the high school opposite.
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So while the movie isn't necessarily buoyant, as assembled, it floats just fine.
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Beppe Severgnini THE Italian aircraft carrier Cavour floats in the choppy blue sea.
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These floats go where the currents take them, but that is not mandatory.
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Ms. Zellweger floats through the picture, charming but strangely detached from her suitors.
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This season is marked by barbecues, donut-shaped pool floats and sunny days.
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Above it all, Christ floats in Heaven, surrounded by angels: our redemptive future.
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Children danced and sang, calling out to pop stars waving on the floats.
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Oil floats on the surface of a tailing pond near Fort McMurray, Alberta.
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THIEF floats between the sacred and the profane on wings of distorted faith.
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The art floats unassumingly in Google Maps above an intersection in Midtown, Manhattan.
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Donald Trump says a lot of things, and floats a lot of policies.
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Or maybe it's just a statement on how much this song just… floats.
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Its tail floats on the waves, but its massive head is solidly beached.
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Costumes, dancing, bass bumping out of massive floats (Oh, and there's jerk chicken).
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This includes mobile floats, decorated buses, organized marches and music in the street.
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That project uses 61,000 floats to provide a platform for 23,046 solar panels.
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And finally, as Americans deflated their pool floats, autumn came for White Claw.
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Under the notes section, he wrote, 'She floats my boat more than anyone.
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He once again floats a possible investment in Uber's chief U.S. rival, Lyft.
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The ice cream in their floats and sundaes is Van Leeuwen dairy-free.
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Sometimes the melancholy incumbents wear party hats; sometimes the diner floats in space.
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The moment when she floats up to an effortless high C is amazing.
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The free kick floats dangerously toward the back post but bounces out untouched.
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A revelatory clue floats from the sky and the killer is roped in.
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It's also totally waterproof and even floats, so it's the perfect pool companion.
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Time will judge whether this newest experiment at the Navy Yard actually floats.
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But as Ashley reports, RBC floats an even more eye-popping deal: Salesforce.
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The car floats down the road like Buicks, Lincolns and Cadillacs of yore.
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The song appears and floats away on the breeze, like a stray memory.
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We're not talking about ice cream floats, even though I wish we were.
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It floats around eating pond germs, with absolutely no interest in human brains.
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Those are cute, but nothing compared to a tower that floats in the sky.
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It floats around in the sky; you look at it, and admire its colors.
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She'll need it, Najja is told, as the wall floats out of the machine.
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We've got seasonal breasts, bare-ass floats, and apple pie being scandalized here, folks.
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Floatplanes are aircrafts with pontoons or floats that allow them to land on water.
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A pool float for baby, like the Peradix Baby Floats Boat with Canopy ($15).
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They're floating in pools on hashtag-themed floats and spending time with their families.
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A beguiling mix of songcraft and atmosphere, this album floats lightly, grounded in feeling.
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Why buy patio furniture and pool floats when one product will serve as both?
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Pennsylvania governor floats plan to attack lead, asbestos in schools, the Associated Press reports.
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In fact, the box floats so gently, the receiver stands below to catch it.
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In the months before Carnaval, they oversee roughly 2800 workers creating floats and costumes.
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It floats around in other parts of the glass, which makes the taste worse.
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However, if this diver floats your boat, as it were, give it a look.
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The US Airways plane floats in the water after crashing into the Hudson River.
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As pool floats become more extra, you'll probably scroll past a few this summer.
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A casket floats in floodwaters in Ascension Parish, 60 miles northwest of New Orleans.
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Bisbee '17 floats seamlessly between the real and the remembered, conversations and constructed scenes.
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DOCKED IN THE port of Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, floats a colossal oil tanker.
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MOE is one of those classic areas where a rising tide floats all boats.
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Today, it rides through space, floats down Fifth Avenue and ascends to the heavens.
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It's also a caution against breathless headlines about "oversubscribed" floats before they actually price.
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But that's where the bar has been set -- and Obama floats elegantly above it.
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The waste from latrines rises and floats into the yards, houses, shops and streets.
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In an industry that delights in playing category mancala, Lapkus floats above it all.
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Foam floats through the air in Nové Herminovy during an event celebrating Children's Day.
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In the kitchen, I gently pull on a utensil drawer and it floats open.
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Move over, cute pool floats, this summer's inflatable must-have is the whole pool!
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Head to the brand's website now, before it floats off into the stratosphere forever.
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And for a city that floats on leaks, Mueller will turn off the spigot.
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Plus Vormir is haunted by Red Skull who floats in like a goddamn dementor.
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When the woman blows her bubble gum, it dons a fedora and floats away.
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These inventive, highly sculptural floats must securely carry large groups of falleras for hours.
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It then spins to create a sort of display that floats in the air.
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"The etymologist makes cuts that show Being as it floats inside things," she writes.
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About 50 percent of this year's floats have occurred in the last five weeks.
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My mother's ghost floats through my nap, as, dearest heart, we lie in bed.
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It floats, despite its dealing, in very simple language, with very powerful human emotions.
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While she is jamming the head back on, the swaddle floats to the ground.
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Thus he floats above the fray that Perry, and eventually Juliet, are claimed by.
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Still, serpentwithfeet somehow floats above it, a delicate falsetto fluttering, calm in the center.
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You'll hear modal nuances in jazz, or, if it floats your boat, Gregorian chant.
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You don't mess with swan floats, you keep it old-school and stretch out.
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People are clinging to anything that floats to get them out of their homes.
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For an audience of young and old, electric floats circled the grounds at sunset.
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Borussia Dortmund is the only German football club that floats shares on the market.
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As Kikky floats across the stage, the projection appears to follow without any delay.
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Rallies were held, T-shirts were made, and mocking Mardi Gras floats were paraded.
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There in the harbor just beyond us, the U.S.S. Constitution floats out its retirement.
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It flares, and then a slower plume of pieces detaches and floats lazily away.
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No doubt though that the pride parade had become a march of corporate floats.
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Customers can also kick their drinks up with $1 tequila or orange liqueur floats.
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But when Pout-Pout goes to view the shiny object again, it floats away.
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Guido, the movie's protagonist, ascends into the sky from his car and floats away.
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The battery lasts up to 15 hours and the speaker is waterproof and floats.
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The most fantastic floats earned awards based on their design, presentation and entertainment value.
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Every inch of the floats must be adorned in flowers and other natural materials.
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An iceberg floats behind houses during unseasonably warm weather in Ilulissat, Greenland, July 30.
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There&aposs so much foam that some of it floats away toward the end.
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Goldstein said it could also accidentally catch some plankton that floats on the surface.
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But usually they're successful, meaning the acquired company kind of floats, it goes sideways.
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In particular, the floats from high-fliers like WeWork, Peloton, Cloudflare, DataDog, and SmileDirectClub.
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Not the Americana that involves apple pie and milkshake floats, but the ugly kind.
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Huckleberry Finn floats down the Mississippi river with Jim, a runaway slave seeking his freedom.
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Shoppers can sign up for notifications about the coffin-shaped float on Pom Pom Floats .
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One of the 2019 #RoseParade floats is experiencing technical difficulties at Orange Grove and Colorado.
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Swipeable typing is also available on iPad and now the keyboard floats on the screen.
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Despite this, Nagamatsu's collection, which floats between the magical and the real, deserves a look.
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The German beerfest is televised on CTV with 120 floats and plenty of costumed characters.
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The blow-up play ground floats on the ocean right next to a beach lounge.
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Right: Sisters Caroline (above) and Jaqueline Broderick of Atlanta wave to the floats in 276.
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There are floats, dancers, music, and lots of big companies handing out rainbow-colored candy.
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If you're not able to attend the event the Hope Floats initiative is accessible nationwide.
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Talking about the boats, what was it like making a piece of art that floats?
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The expecting nurse floats in and out of "Gut" from the time we meet her.
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The PopSocket makes it so that the Kindle basically just floats along with my hand.
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But it floats along in spite of its gravity, thanks to Warren Ellis and co.
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A SHIRTLESS man floats through the air, some six or seven stories from the ground.
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But instead of hopping around with balletic grace, Mario floats about like a confused jellyfish.
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In a few weeks, those same people would be festooned with costumes amid audacious floats.
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When a turtle is cold stunned, it stops swimming and just floats with the current.
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But if that's what floats his boat for his masturbation to happen, that's his business.
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L, debt collector Cabot Credit Management and business services firm TMF Group all pulled floats.
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The floats, called Kai Seat Lounges, come in three colors: navy, green, and aqua blue.
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Move over inflatable swans – Millennium Falcon floats are the must-have accessory of Summer 2016!
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Produced entirely by GreenSLLIME, the Chicago MC practically floats over his cloudy, forward-thinking beats.
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Because the pool floats have risen in popularity, there have been several delays in shipping.
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The proposals follow a disappointing 2016, when new floats fell to a three-year low.
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They will also determine whether Deutsche floats its asset management arm to free up capital.
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Flynn also recalled his upbringing with a pro-life mother, attending rallies and driving floats.
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Ballooncam watches with its camera while it floats over stadiums playing videos and bringing joy.
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An intricately expressive countermelody floats high into the piano's upper register, adorned with Chopinesque curlicues.
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They'll be tossed from floats to partygoers, as New Orleans celebrates the holiday this week.
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Perhaps that is why a raft floats, suspended from the ceiling of the second gallery.
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There were thousands of people, but there were no floats, music, or scantily dressed men.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Dropbox's initial public offering stores good news for upcoming tech floats.
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Like so much else in the show, she floats breathtakingly, right out of his grasp.
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When Bugs asks him for an encore, Daffy, now a ghost, slowly floats toward heaven.
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Wood pops and floats, drifts and buckles, swells like human legs whose hearts have failed.
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It wasn't feathers, floats and celebrities, but an act of "desperate courage," one writer recalls.
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So not only does the binary point float, the number of significant digits also floats.
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Still, for Ms. Lovejoy, a column that floats away from the body isn't quite sexy.
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It's beautiful and floats in the harbor — so naturally, don't forget to pack a swimsuit.
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But the corrective bent of the Tribe floats over my head like a bad cloud.
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Here are a few of the most colorful, festive floats of the 2020 Rose Parade.
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An iceberg floats in a fjord near the town of Tasiilaq, Greenland, June 103, 210.
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The pilot was able to set the craft down with the help of emergency floats.
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The nighttime celebration will usher in the Year of the Rooster with floats and firecrackers.
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" Biden floats Pakistan base: Former Vice President Biden argued that Afghanistan "cannot be put together.
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A big cutout photo of Diaghilev, sitting in a spangled bathtub, floats across the backdrop.
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A post on a website floats somewhere in the digital content abyss; bread is real.
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Floats on unification also passed by a throng of North Koreans waving unified Korea flags.
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Houédard's precise mark making creates a still image that moves and floats on the page.
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Near her face, two doves sit close together and a small heart floats over them.
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Krewes are the organizations that create floats and participate as groups in Mardi Gras events.
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Elsewhere he just floats around, throwing instruments together and melting them into an ethereal swirl.
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Though many food-inspired floats already exist, foodies across the country were blessed on Tuesday with the announcement of two new floats: One shaped like a bottle of Hidden Valley Ranch, and one in the form of a fried chicken leg from Cracker Barrel.
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As the premier flirting (and relationship-maintaining) platform, Instagram floats on a sloshing sea of horniness.
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A video of the furry trespassers shows him gleefully enjoying his neighbor's pool noodles and floats.
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Cranberry Sorbet Champagne Floats Dessert and drink in one festive float for your festive fête. 10.
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As wondrous and seemingly complete as Davis already is, not even he floats above basic math.
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A balloon of 'baby Trump' floats on London's streets in protest of the U.S. president's visit.
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She gets a rose and, with it, an intense makeout sesh atop one of those floats.
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These smaller floats seem to be having the desired effect, at least in the shorter term.
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In addition to affogato, the company will also offer cold brew floats and cold brew malts.
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As for corporate floats at pride, 76% welcome them in the festivities, while just 9% oppose.
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Mardi Gras is a big celebration in New Orleans and the parades include large, ornate floats.
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It changes colors as it rotates 360 degrees and, oh yeah, FLOATS FREELY IN THE AIR.
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It has unparalleled cheap access to the ocean of petroleum that floats beneath Saudi Arabia's sands.
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It may also weigh on the city's attempts to sustain its record fundraising from stock floats.
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An orange mist floats low over the ground as Diana walks through to find scattered bodies.
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Floats make their way down a crowded Canal Street during Mardi Gras in New Orleans, 21972.
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Huge skeletons smoking cigars and wearing Aztec headdresses traverse the busy central streets on large floats.
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It houses all these Mardi Gras floats for all this really DIY, neighborhoody crew called Chewbacchus.
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Foreign diplomats wonder whether the paper floats trial balloons for party hardliners, or simply pursues profit.
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His hipster documentarian in Noah Baumbach's While We're Young floats through life with minimal self-awareness.
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In one next-level fight scene in particular, Okoye floats in a beautiful red gown (below).
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For three days this month revellers on vine-themed floats tossed grapes and melons into crowds.
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Floats filled with revelers wearing colorful costumes add to a mix of beads, booze and feathers.
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Each artistic recreation is hand-painted into egg white foam that floats atop these delectable drinks.
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A wooden strip or paper floats in the artificial pond, where the female lays her eggs.
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I love how it looks when the cream floats down over the ice in the cup.
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Other recent debuts, including Zoom Video, Revolve Group and PagerDuty, have blasted higher since their floats.
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The shark leaves a trail of blood behind it as it floats away in the water.
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What you see is like a giant HD screen that floats in front of your face.
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As time went by, the Advocate notes, the parade became more celebratory, incorporating floats and music.
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As the gas builds up, the bag floats up in the air, like an enormous balloon.
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Amber, meanwhile, is floats around the stage, closing her eyes and singing out as she dances.
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It floats along on ocean currents, just doing nothing and waiting to bump into some prey.
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If the information isn't publicized, the excitement floats into the ether and ticket sales could slump.
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Commerce chief floats protections to encourage hack reporting: Commerce Secretary Penny PritzkerPenny Sue PritzkerDNC hauls in .
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A floatplane is an aircraft with pontoons or floats that allow it to land on water.
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It floats in water and boasts rugged durability, withstanding drops from up to over 10 feet.
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On the right, the gateway tumbles down the hill and the monument floats above the sun.
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In the Spanish capital, thousands of people lined the city's main boulevard to see the floats.
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JPMorgan values it at 30 billion, assuming Vivendi floats a 20 percent stake of existing stock.
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The tragedy colored the proceedings across several floats and marching groups, lurking like an unwelcome guest.
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That array of 3,918 Argo floats works out as one per 340,000 cubic kilometres of water.
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Hawkeye's head floats against a black background, and she casually, teasingly chats with someone off-panel.
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There is an elevated plane of truth that floats a mile above Trump's trough of putrescence.
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Comey portrayed the broken rules as mere flotsam, or debris that floats away after a shipwreck.
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Hiraki Sawa floats between reality and imagination, slowly manipulating the slippery relationship between self and memory.
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Saturn is all about rules and structures, while Neptune just floats around in a dream world.
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The capsule, after exhausting its upward momentum, gently floats back to the surface under a parachute.
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Would-be U.S. listings may also have been discouraged by how some recent floats performed there.
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In "Naturaleza viva" (1943), a lilac orchid floats above two seashells, their formation strange but soothing.
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But one character floats free — Caroline, who escaped to London from Northern Ireland as a girl.
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Many floats carried giant models of him; this year is the 150th anniversary of his birth.
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From time to time, her creamy, disembodied voice floats through the air like thought made sound.
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If, like the scouts, you end up in the water, try to grab something that floats.
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The Fed likes to present itself as a technocratic institution that floats above the political fray.
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The sound of cackling crows floats through the air, before being whisked away in the wind.
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The Trump administration sometimes floats plans, especially related to immigration, without ever formally acting on them.
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He floats through the Frankfurt Airport in a dream, thinking, Passport, wallet, phone, passport, wallet, phone.
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Merissa is also a Virginia Beach resident and floats in the same social circles as Victoria.
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For 20 mesmerizing minutes, waves crash over the canvas construction as it bobbles, floats and returns.
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He made fruit-topped cups and sundaes drowned in syrup, strawberry milkshakes and root beer floats.
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The accident on Saturday night was the second fatal episode involving tandem floats in four days.
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China will also hold a gala, civilian parade featuring floats, and commemorative events around the country.
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Like Beckett's unnamed speaker, Mr. McKenzie's character floats above the stage, looking both untethered and trapped.
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This year, one of the floats took a jab at Jair Bolsonaro, the president of Brazil.
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Yashayaev and his team based these observations on data collected with instruments known as Argo floats.
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Those floats provide readings that make it obvious that the oceans are warming at record speeds.
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Sea ice floats on the ocean surface, so when it melts it doesn't affect sea levels.
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But in other cases, the RNA molecule floats off to do a job of its own.
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We have two lateral support floats called "amas" fastened to both sides of the main hull.
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The parade car has been overshadowed in recent times by flashier floats and double-decker buses.
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Unnoticed by anyone else, it eventually floats up and away, trying to reconnect with its host.
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Soon, I'm being hit in the head with sweets thrown from floats to the crowd below.
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In "Uniform" (2008), Claudia Casarino floats an enticing wardrobe of inky gossamer garments in the air.
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The floats, costumes, dances and music are often brutally satirical and politically incorrect, Mr. Kruisman said.
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Edgar normally floats around just outside of his opponent's punching range and steps in with flurries.
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When he does, stepping in and throwing a hard left, McGregor floats just out of range.
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"For me, the real fun isn't what's on the floats, it's what's between the floats – the Rolling Elvi and all that," says Errol Laborde, a Carnival historian, referring to a group of men who dress as various iterations of Elvis Presley and zoom around on motorized scooters.
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As well as goose-stepping soldiers, the country's birthday parade featured brightly coloured floats praising economic development.
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A Mickey Mouse balloon floats along the route of the Thanksgiving Day parade in Boston on Nov.
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The title track has ample jangle while "Wish You Were Right" practically floats with its twinkling chorus.
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That night, Rachel and Nick dine in a warehouse full of Mardi Gras floats (creepy, yet romantic?).
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Make a birdhouse, learn how to play the banjo, write that fan-fic—whatever floats your boat.
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He gets out of his seat and floats around as a demonstration of his mastery of weightlessness.
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So if it looks like It and floats like It, why doesn't this trailer feel like It?
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Beyoncé encourages the rage, carries the baseball bat, shatters the car windows, and hauntingly floats in red.
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If the Chinese start-up floats first it could set a benchmark for further IPOs - including Uber's.
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But the camera lingers on the scars on their hands — and a red balloon floats above them.
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And we're explaining how a single seed grew into a pumpkin that literally floats a farmer's boat.
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These ice cream floats make you wonder while you spent all that time idolizing root beer. 44.
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It floats on a sea of oil, but little of that wealth trickles down to ordinary people.
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A report by PwC, a consultancy, for the Corporation of London floats the idea of regional visas.
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Microsoft appears to be testing a new Windows 10 search user interface that floats across the screen.
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While the kids thoroughly enjoyed their floats, total sales fell short of the daytime goal of $300.
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However, when your food floats to you on water, the dinner theater aspect gets even more fun.
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But it is increasingly celebrated with parades rife with floats, giant skeleton marionettes and thousands of participants.
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The choppy surface shakes the floats and the attached oyster bags up and down like a machine.
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The remote even has game buttons for gaming—if gaming on a Roku really floats your boat.
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The Fourth of July is a time for pool floats, copious hot dogs, and shopping – yes, shopping.
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I'm not sure why such a project needs a cryptocurrency but hey, whatever floats your banana boat.
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And there's no model to help scientists understand what happens to all that pumice that floats away.
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We had the BBQ going, pool floats and something you guys didn't see, an impromptu dance party.
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In Japan, the chain added Cherry Blossom Floats to celebrate the spring tradition of cherry blossom viewing.
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As it floats suspended 30 feet in the air, Ibarra would run on top of the wheel.
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Stevens says floats raising "a few hundred million" appear to be a "sweet spot" for the ASX.
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He floats around Venice Beach wearing the sunglasses, casually recording his interactions with unaware friends and bystanders.
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Sure, when Blunt first floats in, like Andrews did years ago, the look is much more seamless.
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A brain floats with the plume of a jellyfish, which features dark solid lines snaking through it.
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Maybe it's hard-nosed defense and a star-less share-the-ball ethos that floats your boat.
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There were parade floats, proposals, performances, and more — and the sun even came out for the revellers.
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The dearth of new floats has attracted shareholder criticism lately, forcing the bourse to take remedial actions.
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A fatty stool usually floats and can leave an oil slick on the surface of the water.
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When either of the game's playable characters dies, their ghost floats to the top of the screen.
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Three protruding capes lie in between, and on clear winter mornings, faraway Corsica floats on the horizon.
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Every cycle, it seems, Mr. Haugland floats the misreading of the rules that delegates are not bound.
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There is no "pomping" — a ritual that involves weaving tissue paper to create elaborate floats and displays.
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It made better espresso with more crema (the microfoam that floats on top of a proper shot).
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She pitches herself into the wide gray Meuse, where she floats face down among chips of ice.
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A massive sunfish in Crystal Bay, Indonesia floats up from the deep to rid itself of parasites.
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On Friday, Venus floats on to Cancer, blanketing the world in cozy, intimate vibes until July 12.
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Based on her Snapchats, there are decorated swan floats, glistening infinity pools, and the booze is flowing.
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In my years covering cybersecurity, there's one variation of the same lie that floats above the rest.
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Rocky's lyric floats over Purity Ring's darkly shimmering synths, and a noticeable swagger creeps into my stride.
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There were even larger-than-life floats at the ready, making this a very 'gram'-worthy spot.
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The family-friendly, Mardi-Gras-inspired Halloween parade has floats devoted to themes like werewolves and vampires.
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During recent festivities celebrating the country's founding, the parade featured floats with economic slogans and no ICBMs.
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The menu also boasts the show's famous food items, like the Mega Burger and Peach Pit Floats.
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We're looking for a craft that floats on the water, like that CANOE you paddled at camp.
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The inaugural event didn't have any floats, especially ones sponsored by corporations, and uniformed cops weren't welcome.
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Ten percent of the floats in this year's parade will be sponsored by corporate partners, they said.
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Wang is working on making his design more economical, but he already has other ideas for floats.
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Even the water in the aquarium Josie and Alan visit in New York floats an Evian logo.
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The bigger the frame, the farther actual history floats away, unless local specifics stake it to earth.
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Occasionally, a weathered white face floats through the crowd: A worshiper has brought along her elderly employer.
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In its 131st year, the parade unleashed a vibrant spectacle of flower-studded floats through Pasadena, California.
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This year's theme is "The Power of Hope," and many of the groups designed their floats accordingly.
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The parade also has several floats, marching bands from around the country and an array of clowns.
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The country's small bourse and cheap acquisition financing mean direct sales are preferred to stock market floats.
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There were skilled flag tossers, severe-looking military-style drummers, oxen-pulling chariots, floats of ancient design.
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The floats showed visible wrinkles as the system began to inflate around the base of the helicopter.
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Not today; this clue refers to a soda fountain and the wish is for ice cream FLOATS.
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Decaying organic matter in the ocean produces carbonyl sulfide, a gas that then floats into the atmosphere.
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Once you've completed Spring's major activity, Summer floats into view, and thus the cycle continues predictably enough.
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About 280 units, including bands, soldiers and floats, march through the downtown streets of Georgia's oldest city.
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That same summer, a flock of floats appeared at Ms. Swift's star-studded Fourth of July party.
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The propeller, cockpit and front section of fuselage were crumpled, and the landing floats were raised separately.
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Floats are 58 inches long, 31 inches wide, and can hold fur babies up to 70 pounds.
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On a cloudy Friday, Pêche Di floats out of an elevator, into an elegant Union Square apartment.
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Upon discovering this, the woman floats through the wall in a rage, her dress disintegrating in midair.
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Instead, Rough Night floats on the strength of its performances and its anything-for-a-laugh sensibility.
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In one painting, a buttery yellow rectangle floats horizontally above two vertical ones rising from the bottom edge.
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The figure sits strongly or, rather, floats in an ineffable radiance, transmitting an emotion of effortless, stoic tenderness.
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It only gets weirder from there when Bieber floats onto the scene, shirtless, riding an animated magic carpet.
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Though it floats teasingly in the sky above us almost every night, our Moon remains full of secrets.
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On Tuesday, January 3, Venus floats into poetic Pisces — and joins her partner Mars there until January 28.
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There will also be days featuring free root beer floats, cheeseburgers, and coffees over the next couple months.
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A regular session is an hour, but Plowman told me that some people do back-to-back floats.
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The cup, which is a little over halfway towards its $50,000 Kickstarter goal, actually floats in the air.
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At the same time, fresh requirements for maintaining free floats may make existing listings more attractive to investors.
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Rus floats the idea of intramural sports to help keep the students engaged outside class during the break.
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Inuit fishers prepare a net as ice free-floats behind them at the mouth of the Ilulissat Icefjord.
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Rescue workers watch as the US Airways plane floats in the water after crashing into the Hudson River.
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Would the soda drinks be a bigger hit for kids as ice cream floats, or adults as cocktails?
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In this case, Courtney Barnett floats around space with nothing but her seafoam green guitar, and it works.
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I'm here to issue an important but disappointing warning: that super cool new gadget on Kickstarter that floats?
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TC: When did we start to see these smaller floats, and is it something you recommend to clients?
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Seaweed has detached from the sea floor and is now quite visible as it floats in the water.
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You put the gook and trash in and then it magically disappears—or floats someplace else at least.
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This place is the home to hundreds of Mardi Gras floats that range from traditional to absolute insane.
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It's where the extravagant floats and props for the city's momentous Mardi Gras festival are produced and stored.
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The sun, Neptune, and Saturn collaborate to encourage you to tap out and do whatever floats your boat.
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On its equator, the rotational forces make the gas basically weightless, so it slowly floats off the equator.
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Three bears are sitting together when their bit of ice breaks off from the mainland and floats away.
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The butter that floats on the surface of this soup is essential to the soup's texture and flavor.
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So if it floats your boat to be a client of Goldman Sachs, this is your big chance.
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"There's a phrase I hear a lot downtown, which is, 'A rising tide floats all boats,'" she said.
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Remorseful, she weeps beneath a green tank where a merboy floats, unconscious, open sores covering his small body.
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It just floats there in a similar way to how you would imagine something or visualize a memory.
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If you don't enjoy a cute puppy pic, I'm just not sure what floats your boat at all.
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Ms. Jackson floats her own way, regardless of which direction the rest of the world is floating in.
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The longer it floats at sea, the greater the "floating gold" costs, according to the Natural History Museum.
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Instead, "Briarwood" is low-key, even placid; it floats from event to event without ever raising its pulse.
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Within the manger, the infant Christ floats in the air with arms outstretched above an exhausted Virgin Mary.
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Recurring figures in triplets hover in the pianos, while a sighing, spare melody floats above in bare octaves.
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Methyl-jasmonate, a product of jasmonic acid, for instance, floats through the air like a jasmine-scented perfume.
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A Google grant program, combined with funds from the festival, contributed 80,000 Australian dollars ($62,770) for community floats.
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It was absolutely beautiful to see how many people were there—all the floats, the signs, the outfits.
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He finds it often gets relegated to gloppy bowls of mattar paneer, where it floats next to peas.
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At factory shift changes, a polyphony of dialects from Central America, Africa and Myanmar floats through parking lots.
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Once again, the camera floats down corridors and around corners accompanied by a radio hit from the past.
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The structure is different from a houseboat because while it floats, it will stay in the same place.
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And to balk, it hopes, when the next president floats a plan to break apart the everything store.
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Floats with steel drum bands took center stage, with pranksters and costumed eccentrics acting as a side show.
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Later floats, lauding the Xi era, showed such centrally planned glories as high-speed trains and space rockets.
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Wander across a suspension bridge that floats high above the treetops, 82 feet up at its highest point.
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There are carnival floats and marching bands, and the main event is the torching of the celebrity effigy.
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And separately, a fleet of ships, buoys, floats, and marine rigs take readings of the globe's sprawling oceans.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A boat with a broken mast floats by me in the sky.
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With that, the idea of this being a celebration of her musical contributions floats softly out the window.
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Well, I started watching RuPaul's Drag Race, and that was the real push to get me into drag, but my mom used to be on the floats for the Vancouver Pride parade, so I would always look at the queens up on the floats and admire them and their style.
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Around him, birds chirp, water laps against the rocky shore, and a raft of wild ducks floats past him.
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Gigantic self-inflating tires turn this bulletproof combat all-terrain vehicle into a tiny tank that floats and swims.
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Former AG floats potential White House run Dana Loesch sounds off on the former Obama administration official's latest interview.
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The most visible donut in Los Angeles floats above the corner of La Cienega and Manchester Boulevards in Inglewood.
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It has 12 internal fans, which allows the bot to move in all directions as it floats in microgravity.
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Its influences are evident in the outlandish costumes, massive floats and the handmade touch that gives it its spunk.
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It's also where we build the floats, and it houses all the costumes everyone will wear in the parade.
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As it floats away from the Antarctic Peninsula, A-68 is splintering and forming more icebergs in the process.
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And while they're frequently sold at beach stores, the floats are labeled warning against their use in open water.
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Discarded plastic clutters pristine land, floats in huge masses in oceansand rivers and entangles wildlife, sometimes with deadly results .
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An iceberg floats in a fjord near the town of Tasiilaq, Greenland, in a picture released on Sept. 19.
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"Using permanent magnets the Delft pod floats above the track, resulting in very little energy usage," the university says.
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The company claims the box floats gently enough to the ground that someone could stand below and catch it.
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One younger, smaller Schor emerges like Athena from the goddess's skull; another floats, like Lakshmi, on an amniotic stem.
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Pro tip: when floats throw out candy, leggings and sneakers are the best choices to score the most loot.
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It's a breadth of black cosmologies that means that worship happens on streets, verandas, floats, churches and parking lots.
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No matter what happens, though, we'll always have gay Bundt cakes and queer pool floats on our sides. Rejoice.
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It's also one of the lightest elements, which means it just floats away out of Earth's atmosphere very quickly.
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In the clip, directed by Malia Jame, Sivan floats through the blur of a rather stereotypically loose house party.
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Until the 22nd, the sun floats through the sign of peace, love, and harmony, inspiring people to partner up.
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That's because the Hendo Hoverboard floats using "hover engines" that use arrays of fast-spinning magnets to generate lift.
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Although they may look cute, baby neck floats have the potential to be very dangerous and should be avoided.
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With his health deteriorating, he floats from scene to scene in a mechanical daze, his memories a jumbled mess.
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Slat's device floats along a coast and creates an artificial coastline, catching debris on the surface of the ocean.
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But if investment size is what floats your boat, then the 3D tools space is where you should look.
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Thankfully, this Thursday, March 9, the red planet floats into calmer waters, dropping anchor in Taurus until April 21.
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The screen is anchored to the front of the ring, where it almost floats in front of your face.
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But, in defense of self-expression, if having little pets on your fingers floats your boat, you do you.
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In theory, the development floats up during a flood, allowing flood waters to flow under and around the community.
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But the vehicles drove right past the site while military members waved and smiled, as if on parade floats.
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Think of Aomame from 1Q84, who floats through a slightly shifted alternate world, observing but largely apart from it.
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For $22, visitors can tour the studio and see some of the upcoming Mardi Gras festival floats in progress.
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The beat is bulbous and joyous, in that 2014-era DJ Mustard way, and Jeremih floats above it smoothly.
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Most interestingly, it implicitly floats the idea that President Kirkman is not, in fact, the hero of this story.
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The Earth holds pockets of helium buried under rock, but it's notoriously hard to capture because it, well, floats.
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On the 20th, the social butterflies inherit the earth as the sun floats into garrulous Gemini for a month.
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Tires, floats, and buoys appeared to have been discarded by humans directly into the water and on the beach.
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The Department of Interior said the parade will feature marching bands, floats, giant balloons, drill teams and military units.
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That's what happens when money floats into the ether of latter-day Wall Street, unmoored by connection to substance.
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The Treasury secretary floats a plan to hand $100 billion in capital gains tax savings to his moneyed friends.
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The array of just around 22016,22017 free-drifting data-collecting floats have been drifting on ocean currents since 2000.
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The array of just around 4,000 free-drifting data-collecting floats have been drifting on ocean currents since 2000.
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The two share a spine-chilling exchange before Pennywise floats down to scare the pants off Richie up close.
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It's a compelling moment, no doubt, but it floats more or less untethered to the rest of the book.
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Trump floats out of reach, surveying what he has rubbled, which includes thousands of attempts to hold him accountable.
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Small free floats and untested business models are partly to blame, but the erratic behavior will hurt future debuts.
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"At Luciano's House" (1973), depicts young women changing for a party; a butterfly floats inexplicably through the interior composition.
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The annual extravaganza on Wednesday in Pasadena featured dozens of floats decked out with countless flowers and waving celebrities.
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It floats on it or, at least, on a port off the river, known as the Royal Victoria Dock.
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The paper floats a possible solution to that problem: upfront fares—something Uber has already begun to roll out.
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In two floats, effigies of local politicians held toilet rolls with the words "UNESCO" and "censorship" written on them.
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Those floats dot the world's oceans, sinking to depths of 2,000 meters and taking regular temperature and salinity readings.
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Small free floats and untested business models are partly to blame, but the erratic behaviour will hurt future debuts.
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In the third scene, Keys plays the harpsichord in a flooding room while Miguel floats up from the ground.
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The houseboat floats near Virgin Management's Battleship Building offices in the canals of the Little Venice neighborhood in London.
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The tiny home that floats includes a kitchen, bathroom, and living and dining area that converts into a bedroom.
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Will I mouth the name of a politico, waste of a cheekbone, tonight while she floats down the river.
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In the end, the whale swims into a hole without hesitation while the girl floats above it in contemplation.
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Yet, Reggie Mantle (Charles Melton) floats the possibility he and Veronica are the ones who are actually meant to be.
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There are a bunch of different combinations available, so head over to ThinkGeek to see which one floats your boat.
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The statement on Wednesday began with someone tweeting what they imagined could serve as floats for the Straight Pride Parade.
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The afternoon starts off great, with everyone laughing as they splash around in the pool and lounge on swan floats.
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Having mastered paddle boarding, the princess is now tackling the water bike, a stationary exercise bicycle mounted between pontoon floats.
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La Reina de Carnaval and el Rey Momo, the celebration's queen and king, hover over the parades on intricate floats.
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In that way, a Loon network can reliably mimic a terrestrial LTE one, even as it floats in the sky.
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But Pride is about so much more than dressing up in glitter and rainbows and watching the floats go by.
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Time for fireworks, pool parties, too many s'mores and of course crazy discounts on everything from pool floats to mattresses.
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The plan also floats the idea of withholding federal funds to colleges that do not do enough to lower tuition.
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They chipped and whined through Crown Heights and Flatbush to the sounds of steel pan orchestras rolling on parade floats.
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Because liquid nitrogen also floats on top of water it creates an oxygen barrier that puts out the raging flames.
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In one scene, a truck filled with human skeletons carrying a red flag, symbolic of China, floats across the screen.
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For several weeks after implantation, it floats around inside your skull taking continuous measurements of swelling, intracranial pressure and temperature.
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Bullock reunited with Hope Floats love interest Harry Connick Jr. for the premiere episode of his daytime talk show, Harry.
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Meituan Dianping is expected to raise more than $4 billion when it floats in Hong Kong in the coming months.
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Mexico's peso floats freely, but the central bank has been auctioning dollars in recent months to shore up the currency.
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So much floats by, you're not sure what to grab onto, what's important, like another passenger, and what's useless debris.
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At the end of the conversation, he floats the possibility Hannah is unable to "totally remember" what he originally said.
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When I think about that second category, one very specific type of cookie floats to the front of my mind.
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The planes were part of a tour float, and had pontoons, or floats, that enable them to land on water.
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These buildings earn coins that can be used to upgrade your parade floats, and start the process all over again.
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They also introduce Sonic Nights in which ice cream, slushes, shakes and floats will be half price after 8 p.
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An astronaut floats alone with the blackness of space behind him and the bright blue limb of the Earth below.
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This could be a temporary "colony", remote from the Earth and beyond the low-Earth orbit where the ISS floats.
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Her spangled drone folk floats quietly on a cloud of clove smoke and chloroform, inviting and intimidating in shifting measures.
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The unnamed device floats along the coast, creating an artificial coastline to gather debris on the surface of the ocean.
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You got your floats, your marching bands, and your middle-aged men with green pageboy hats walking in loose clumps.
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It's a classic diner with a counter in the front where you can order egg creams or ice cream floats.
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Where is the heat the Argo floats are tracing ending up—and how likely is it to come back out?
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We'd have opposed a $92 million parade led by the Obamas & Chuck Brown, with statehood floats made of hemp pic.twitter.
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The astronaut, invisible to everyone but him, is a faceless visitor in a crumply spacesuit who floats down from above.
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Obayashi expects it to take 20 years to construct the cable from a 400-meter base that floats in water.
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The room floats above coral heads and amid ocean life, and at night, underwater spotlights attract "shyer" creatures like squid.
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Musk has done everything possible over the past few months to dampen enthusiasm for Tesla, but it just floats along.
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First, the hotel has the world's only floating green, which is a golf course that floats on Lake Coeur d'Alene.
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Sung here by Marlis Petersen, it floats but also moves sleekly, an expression of agitated melancholy more than sad wallowing.
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From pool floats to watermelon lip-looks, here are just a few of the ways Instagrammers are smashing the trend.
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It floats in patches in the Gulf of Mexico and the Sargasso Sea (which gets its name from the algae).
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One features a blonde woman in sunglasses snapping herself sunbathing in a cemetery; the Instagram hashtag #sunsoutbunsout floats above her.
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A parade down Constitution Avenue usually includes marching bands, fife and drum corps, floats, drill teams and lots of flags.
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"I once drew a picture of myself in which my head floats over my body like a balloon," she writes.
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A rising tide floats all boats, and most authors, at least the ones I know and respect, are readers first.
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TG: Something Kristof floats is this idea of affirmative action for conservatives, noting that conservatives themselves wouldn't stand for that.
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By the end, Bernstein, still entranced with Bieber, faces his idol who floats as a projection against a cosmic sky.
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But Trump is defiant even as he floats ideas to stimulate growth: "Our economy is incredible," the President said Tuesday.
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From frozen to on the rocks, orange liqueur floats, and even free delivery, there's a margarita deal for everyone today.
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If you have the good fortune to find a motif that floats your boat, why would you give it away?
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It was marketed as the "Soap that Floats," since air was accidentally mixed into the formula, causing it to float.
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Above him floats a bee, and a snake curls languorously over a branch, appearing to watch his activities with interest.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - SoftBank's mobile phone unit could be worth around $70 billion when it floats, according to Bloomberg.
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Toward the end of my junior year, I realized that I was gender-fluid — that my gender floats between identities.
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He said that any helicopter operating around water should have floats so it can land on water and stay upright.
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The 27,236-square-foot stable floats on concrete pontoons anchored by two steel beams driven 65 feet into the seabed.
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D.E.P. trucks are a common sight on their street, and the odor of sour sewage still floats through the neighborhood.
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I need to find ways to structure my day or it either floats away or gets taken over by something.
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Balloons or no balloons, the 2019 parade was always slated to go on, with floats, bands and other performance groups.
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From must-see floats and balloons to streetside performances, the annual holiday celebration is being broadcasted by NBC and CBS.
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With no governing body, each organization sets up its own parade, applies for permits, and builds or rents its floats.
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There's a trippy scene in which a character floats into a resurrection, an ethereal drift that borders on the surreal.
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And throughout floats the question of the outlets that teenage girls, as opposed to boys, find for anger and fear.
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Above him, a small, leafy branch floats through the morning sky, which the artist hand-colored to resemble a sunrise.
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Byron York of the Washington Examiner floats a different account: Mueller can't investigate Comey because they used to work together.
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He takes up residence in a glamorous hotel and floats around in the pool, chips and dip by his side.
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Back at her waves, her beach at San Onofre, Roh's reputation floats among the surfers waiting for the next big set.
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She floats here, skittering between hard as nails raps and bubbly hooks over what sounds like a flayed sample of Biggie.
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If you did, it was likely because you were really into industry news about search engines (hey, whatever floats your boat).
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We all know guac is the ultimate summer necessity, in the same league as rosé and over-the-top pool floats.
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I feel good when [the dress] kind of comes in at the waist and the ribs and then it floats down.
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He added that the central bank will only intervene in foreign exchange markets to secure the Brazilian real floats more freely.
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There is talk of moats and floats, and a lengthy segment on Buffett's calamitous 1987 bet on investment bank Salomon Brothers.
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The streets of New Orleans will be buzzing today and into the night with costumed Mardi Gras revelers and dazzling floats.
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Even without much attention paid to careful joystick movements, the Mavic 22 floats from one altitude to another and glides laterally.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — An oversized infant sucks at a cow's udder while a snake-woman floats overhead.
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He has a glass-bottom boat (not the one you find on Urban Dictionary) that strictly floats in a koi pond.
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This floats around the atmosphere like a cloud so you tend to get cycles of high pollution followed by clear skies.
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And then there's a car in front of me and a car behind and one car that just sort of floats.
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Would you live in city that floats, produces its own food and is resilient to natural disasters like hurricanes and floods?
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An inflatable sculpture by the artist known as Kaws, floats off a dockyard in Tsing Yi, Hong Kong, on March 21.
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In the morning, Nancy floats the theory that the creature is a nocturnal predator with a shark-like taste for blood.
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Striped upholstery sits beside checks and florals, modernist furniture clashes with boho styles, and framed artwork floats nebulously throughout the room.
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He is 71 now, as much business mogul as entertainer, branding Margaritaville to sell everything from pool floats to retirement homes.
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The blue dots are floats that go along with the natural currents to travel long distances on little or no power.
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" Neves says if Valentine's Day is unpleasant for you, "give yourself the permission to be indulgent with whatever floats your boat.
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The floats are shaped like a massive duck and a turtle, making them easy to spot in any body of water.
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In my mind, she floats from place to place, sipping martinis and blowing cigarette smoke in the face of her foes.
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A blue dragon clings to the edge of a jagged shard, ogling a flaming pearl that floats just out of reach.
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A fleet of 25,000 battery-powered milk floats roved the early-morning streets delivering a crucial part of the nation's breakfast.
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Quiet refuse lorries would be just as welcomed by sleeping residents as the floats that used to deliver milk across Britain.
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The screenplay floats some provocative ideas about the sense of belonging offered by religions, however anachronistic and illogical they may appear.
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I was so disappointed in the coverage, one because of the hosts and second because they didn't show all the floats.
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A microbrewery's waiters pedal an Amsterdam-style ten-person beer bike; an investment adviser's floats are styled as giant wooden shoes.
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Lea has a high, nimble voice that floats above her violin playing, which draws largely from traditional folk and fiddle tunes.
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The Macy's annual Thanksgiving Day Parade took on Manhattan on Thursday with balloons and floats hitting the Big Apple parade route.
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The ghostly image of a girl floats beneath the brackish waters of a public pond, her Victorian nightie floating around her.
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Junie, who has over 260k Instagram followers herself, floats around offering a ball of cuteness that none of us really deserve.
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Over the next few years, Macy's began introducing its elaborate floats, which became an essential part of the iconic annual event.
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Argo can afford such satellite services because its floats produce relatively little data—a quick spurt every ten days or so.
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And this pointed to a deeper philosophical question that floats over the whole debate: Is smarter AI even a good idea?
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Already, the remote islands and sandbars we visited were littered with bright green fishing nets and orange floats lost by trawlers.
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A few seconds later, the capsule floats down on three parachutes, kicking up a small plume of dust as it lands.
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Each is 22 feet long, weighs about 13,000 pounds, is made of aluminum, and floats the same way a pontoon does.
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Uber and Lyft filed in December a draft registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for their respective floats.
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His strong—but soft—voice effortlessly floats on each track, expertly intertwining with the perfect guest vocals that are peppered throughout.
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The physics are a little weird—Mario jumps higher and floats longer than he should—and some of the assets flicker.
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Gone is Tesla's trademark 17-inch portrait touchscreen, replaced with a landscape-oriented 15-inch display that floats above the dash.
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Reed floats a theory that cake mixes like the one Pillsbury was making might have had something to do with it.
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Cramer prefers Unilever's stock, but said that if Kraft Heinz floats the idea of a deal, it could get a boost.
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A giant squid animation floats in an empty expanse first as your brain tries to figure out what you're looking at.
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In a relaxed and easygoing way, they offer up expansive playful harmonies and improvised adlibs as H.E.R floats over the top.
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All told, organizers said the parade would feature 2,000 marchers and 85 floats, most of them adorned with the LGBT rainbow.
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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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We literally strapped her to the galley—the wheels on the camera—so it looks like she floats through the crowd.
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At least 10 biotechs are planning Hong Kong floats and some have dropped U.S. IPO plans in favor of the city.
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We have dinner (corn on the cob, tacos, watermelon, and root beer floats — weird combo) and play a game together afterwards.
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Summer is in full swing, so we've seen plenty of over-the-top pool floats and seasonal treats hit the market.
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All around her, children sipped cream soda floats they passed off as butterbeer and decorated wands with paint, sequins and string.
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In some episodes, he's the focal point, in others, he floats in and out of the stories unfolding on the screen.
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In contrast to plastic bags, the researchers found the amount of plastic fishing debris - including nets, floats, buoys - caught has risen.
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A piece of plastic floats by in the canal and my guide, Fred Miessner, casts his rod straight into the water.
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Ships no longer pass so closely to Ushant's borders, and the threat of an oil spill floats many miles further away.
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An old car floats around space; Del Rey winks at the camera; everything is in slo-mo, even when it isn't.
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Then, extend the tail out into a line that follows the arch of your brow and floats just above your crease.
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Gemini is a chatty, curious energy, and you'll feel like a social butterfly as charming Venus floats through this Air sign.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 12 totally original floats that will keep you from having the same old Instagrams as everyone else.
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Treasury floats gold jewelry ban for banks: The Department of the Treasury is proposing a ban on gold jewelry for banks.
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It bobs in the waves and floats mercifully back to the shore, only to be repeatedly subjected to the same ritual.
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Oysters now grow in dozens of pillowlike floats on a two-acre section of water along the company's quarter-mile waterfront.
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That's not exactly the image many Americans have of Pride parades today, which are complete with Chase Bank and Chipotle floats.
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The saint, wrapped in a black cloak or shroud, floats on the river's surface, his body lapped by little feathery waves.
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Mr. Tavernier's descriptions oscillate between the precise and the sweeping, and every so often he floats on private currents of thought.
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There isn't a great deal of modern poetry that floats my boat, although I love Philip Larkin and John Cooper Clarke.
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The plan floats the creation of an "artificial island" off Gaza's coast that would serve as a Palestinian port and airport.
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An ice tongue is a strip of ice that floats on the water without breaking off from the ice on land.
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Drop the sandwich in a tank of water and it does something very unbecoming of metals: It floats no matter what.
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The first act floats along on a wave of silliness, with cooking taking place only haphazardly but singing breaking out repeatedly.
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We're going to solve them one at a time, until the answer to the long Acrosses floats magically into your brain.
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It's hard to tell with the characters in this film from director Richard Linklater, which floats from conversation to rambling conversation.
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"Nobody even looks at the lake anymore," he says as he braces his feet inside the kayak and floats in place.
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The software requires the use of "alt-text," a description of the image that appears when a cursor floats over it.
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Expect sunny bits like flamingo floats ($2400) and beach paddle sets ($26), as well as free snow cones from Snowdays NYC.
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There is always an air of mystery while watching the floats, because float-riders wear detailed masks to hide their identities.
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He said the rush interrupts the movement of floats, causes service members to lose their formation and results in huge delays.
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A look back at nine decades of balloons, floats and performers along the two-and-a-half mile march through Manhattan.
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Mario "floats" in zero gravity with astronaut Buzz Aldrin during a promotional shoot for Super Mario Galaxy for Wii on Nov.
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There have been plenty of tiny homes on wheels, but F&S Houseboats has created a custom tiny home that floats.
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Along the coast, floats made from several inflated rubbers tied together bob on the sea, carrying baited hooks of fishing lines.
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The floats measure the temperature and saltiness of the upper 6,500 feet of the ocean and upload the data via satellites.
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"Everything floats downhill, if there's no more downhill and you're in the water, it's just not going to work," Jason explains.
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But this year, floats that the townspeople regarded as the customary shameless satire of their famed Carnival set off an uproar.
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It floats onshore, rots, and smells like sulfur, making it a pain for beach tourism in the Caribbean and in Mexico.
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The few functioning lights are dim and flickering; dust floats through the air, collecting around the edges of the cramped entryway.
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You have a big ego that floats you through a lot of trouble—but if your fans aren't there to adore you?
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The bank occasionally intervenes to curb stronger rate movements, and the kuna effectively floats at between 7.3 and 7.7 to the euro.
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Russia is allied with Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, and regularly floats the idea that chemical weapons haven't been used in Syria.
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SO WHEN SEAN SPICER COMES OUT AND FLOATS A 20% TARIFF TO PAY FOR A WALL, DO YOU HAVE INVOLVEMENT IN THAT?
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With U.S. government shutdown lasting, more and more negative impacts floats; even inside the White House has upgraded estimation about economy impacts.
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If you enter the theater cold, the lyrics are too dense to catch everything that happens and every reference that floats by.
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The platform is designed to ensure that good music floats to the top and not so good music doesn't create false positives.
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Augmented reality meets the Beatles, Twitter-in-chief, Netflix does downloads, Snap go the Glasses, and Apple floats a two week window.
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Added bonus – all floats, including the beach and pool selection of goods, are on sale up to 55 percent off this week.
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They build the props that will go on the floats owned by krewes, which are local social groups who fund the event.
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Jimmy Fallon, Gwen Stefani, Common, Patti LaBelle, Questlove were some of the celebs who got to ride the floats down 6th Avenue.
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STON, the middle-aged owner of a brightly painted café on a raft, complains about the river on which his establishment floats.
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To get everything to stick, she applied "peas cream" (ew?) to the tortilla, which floats around her while she handles prep work.
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There are the enormous floats spitting out plastic beads, the masks, the balls, the kings and drunks, the hierarchy and the anarchy.
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They also serve Orange Dole Whip Float with Orange soda, as well as citrus swirl, vanilla, chocolate or twist floats for $5.99.
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If that's the sort of thing that floats your boat (horrible pun intended), go right for it, if you can afford it.
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It seems like it would be hard to orgasm when your skin is burning off, but whatever floats your boat, I guess.
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Outperforming stocks are fuelled by the BOJ's massive purchases of ETFs which has reduced the share floats of popular companies, traders say.
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Motifs of fruit, palm leaves, stripes, cacti and more adorn everything from cozy beach towels to table cloths, totes and pool floats.
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REERs of countries with floating exchange rates have depreciated since 24947Q673 by more than those with managed floats or 'largely-fixed' regimes.
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Plus there's a maze and quiz questions to keep eaters' attention occupied in the morning (or at night, whatever floats your boat).
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The festival will run for 20 days and is being held on a restaurant boat that elegantly floats on the eponymous river.
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Today is the Fête de la Musique — France's annual all-day music celebration — and the sound of drums floats into the classroom.
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About an hour later, an email floats into Carroll's inbox from the British Information Commissioner's Office, the regulator that brought the charges.
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That figure runs a bit higher than the average cost of a float, according to Tim Estes, CEO of Fiesta Parade Floats.
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If this sort of footage floats your boat (or sinks your submersible), then you should definitely keep an eye on NOAA's website.
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Part of it lays on the patio nearby, and the rest of it slopes downward onto the water's surface where it floats.
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This is an IPO that's been talked about for years and will be easily one of the largest floats of all time.
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" Schmiedehaus told Mashable that electric pumps were restocked on Friday, July 8, and "orders for poop floats will go out next week.
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Keshia floats the idea that if any of the men break their promise, Chuck and James should be the nominees as punishment.
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Dancers and revelers crowd streets and parade floats in vibrant costumes, with more than a million people joining the party each day.
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The paper also floats the idea of an independent body of experts to oversee implementation of EU budget rules, said the newspaper.
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The spectacle is dubbed Corso Zundert, a parade in the small town of Zundert, consisting of nearly two dozen flower-decorated floats.
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Whatever floats your boat, but I can't believe it was an early aughts pop-punk band and not the ineffable Leslie Jones.
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The 36-year-old mother of two also showed off the array pool floats, including a cheeky one inspired by her Kimojis.
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Outperforming stocks are fueled by the BOJ's massive purchases of ETFs which has reduced the share floats of popular companies, traders say.
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I type, click-by-click, in a 3D space as a virtual orca whale floats by in front of a Facebook feed.
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Another recreation, Hassan Khan's Bank Bannister, a shiny brass facsimile of the handrail outside Egypt's first locally owned bank, floats by itself.
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On the inside of another person's arm, a small cartoon astronaut floats in space, sending a tiny paper airplane into the ether.
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One of many emoji floats, this buoyant rubber poo will inspire dads around the pool to endlessly reference the 1980 comedy Caddyshack.
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After struggling to find housing he can afford, Pein floats through frat-like accommodations reminiscent of the "incubator" on HBO's Silicon Valley.
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"A magazine always reflects the editor's ego, and the various personas of that editor follow along behind like parade floats," he writes.
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In the video above, a dolphin floats next to a boat as a diver leans over and gives it a belly rub.
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Naled is released at low altitudes in a superfine mist that floats into gardens, garages and houses to kill mosquitoes hiding indoors.
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Magic and adventure abound: dinnerware floats onto a dining table and a leap from a rooftop ends in a flash of light.
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In it, Jacklin floats through various social situations wearing an expression that can only be described as distaste for where she is.
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This year's procession includes 200 floats and groups of street dancers and will be headed by Dykes on Bikes, a motorcycle club.
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Theon flees and floats away (is Alfie Allen made of wood?) as his sister is taken prisoner with Tyene and Ellaria Sand.
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We *def* don't recommended this, but Model S floats well enough to turn it into a boat for short periods of time.
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I found it helpful to skim off some of the foam that floats to the top of the pot as it boils.
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Switzerland finds Steven Zuber in the box, but he doesn't get a good head on it and floats one over the bar.
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Off to the left, a disembodied hand, it's manicured fingers loosely grasping the lamp's cord, floats off into the jagged, navy background.
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With music blaring from passing floats, the assembled crowd clapped and cheered, showing off their bright apparel, fantastical wigs and elaborate makeup.
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Part of her appeal lies in her glamorous sound: She floats the high A flat as though it were made of mist.
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You can easily miss the political furor that once fueled those marches among the corporate floats and sponsorships that now dominate them.
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From government to technology, the economy, war and parade floats, students came up with all kinds of interesting and thought-provoking interpretations.
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Markets have been rattled in recent weeks by the coronavirus epidemic, prompting concerns that stock exchange floats would have to be pulled.
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Catch the moment toward the end of Maria's prayer from Act II when Ms. DiDonato's gleaming voice floats over the full chorus.
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The parade is held in the Mid-City neighborhood and includes 37 tractor-drawn floats, some of them double- and triple-deckers.
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I found myself thinking Wendy needed either a tad more plot or far less; instead it floats in an unhappy medium space.
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He has the big parade of floats and performers done and the trapeze rigging up, but needs to make all the acts.
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He floats the idea, then he affirms the idea, then he says that other people say it but he doesn't really know.
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Of some 60 floats, a handful made fun of religion, including one effigy of an ultra-Orthodox Jew with boxes of diamonds.
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The remainder of the parade was canceled after the accident, and the other floats were not allowed to continue on the route.
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Her teacher (Jenny Slate) recognizes her abilities immediately, and floats the idea that Mary would be better served at a prep school.
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All passengers were wearing inflatable life vests, and the pilot said she deployed pop-out floats, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
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Floats from the Bachus parade make their way through the screaming crowds full of hands waving for throws in the early 1900s.
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Revelers parade floats through the streets of Rhineland cities including Cologne and Mainz on Shrove Monday - or 'Rosenmontag' - which falls on Feb.
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Front Burner Malai is opening a counter for ice cream, floats and pints in the Gotham Market at the Ashland, in Brooklyn.
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They first got the idea to throw one after seeing how much attention their personal pizza floats drew from beachgoers in 2015.
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But can your mind exist only in a biological substrate that weighs 1.5 kilograms, is very wet, and floats like a jellyfish?
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Trump floats testimony trial balloon While there have been no hearings since Friday, the political battle over impeachment has been raging unabated.
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Sarah at 40 is the most well adjusted, so a happy ending always floats just ahead of our heroine, like a firefly.
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Trump meets with military leaders at the White House and floats ending trade with any country that does business with North Korea.
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It's about the size of a 20 oz Coke bottle—yet it gets 10 hours on a charge, is waterproof, and floats.
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You can also save on DC super heroes splash balls, DC super heroes swimming kickboard floats, or a Justice League dive ball.
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Come Thanksgiving time, some of these milestones include record-breaking pies, cranberry sauce speed-eating, and balloon floats visible from miles away.
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People from Tijuana have no idea about those street tacos of Mexico City, where the meat floats on a pool of fat.
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For 150 minutes you see through his eyes as he floats like a ghost through the city's sex clubs and drug dens.
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Throughout the record's 10 tracks, Whitehill more or less floats, tracing loopy melodies like lysergic contrails across a sky of swooning synthesizers.
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So too have non-Sikh Canadian politicians who were assured a particular parade would be apolitical only to find themselves alongside controversial floats.
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Public floats in Tokyo have raised $2.24 billion so far this year, showed data from Dealogic, compared with $30.6 billion in Hong Kong.
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Umbilical cord intact, the baby floats inside of a cosmic, star-filled womb, gently hovering around the space to a serene, meditative soundtrack.
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Some washes up on beaches, some sinks, and the rest floats to the surface, where currents sweep it into giant rafts of garbage.
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Get a full set of individual pizza slice floats that connect together to form the perfect inflatable pie, or purchase a single slice.
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These adoptable dogs took the seats of honor on the parade's floats, so they could search the crowds for the perfect forever family.
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Viewers should be marveling at the seamless way in which the camera floats from a bar to the street into a hippie van.
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Before I left, Piper took me to the cavernous, warehouse-like spaces where they build all of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade floats.
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Kaycie Gamblin (left), 27, and Brandon Gamblin, 22009, of Hicksville, New York, watch as the Ronald McDonald balloon floats down Broadway in 22005.
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Channel your inner Katie Ledecky, jump into a pool, and see if your scarf floats to the top and off of your head.
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One day, perhaps, the collaboration will give rise to an ÜberCoin that floats across all blockchains—which would cheer up some central bankers.
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The adult humpback was seen towing heavy crab fishing lines and floats Tuesday morning 4 miles off the coast of Carmel Highlands, California.
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BEETHOVEN'S "Für Elise" floats through the lift of Makuza Peace Plaza, a shiny new office block, as it climbs to the 12th floor.
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Instead, Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb and Al Roker took over as viewers were treated to a spectacle of floats and several musical performances.
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Our section leader tosses some up me and it floats toward me — too low to catch in my mouth — like a soap bubble.
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Early October would see Mubadala-backed Spanish energy company Cepsa and British car maker Aston Martin go public in multi-billion dollar floats.
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Steven' that uses four giant arms with a net strung between them to secure the used nosecone once it floats back from space.
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Unlike many smart speakers, it's also waterproof (it floats!), can connect via Bluetooth, and has a battery that holds a 10-hour charge.
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Seacrest and GF, Shayna Taylor, were showing full-blown PDA poolside in Miami Saturday, and it's apparent why she floats in his boat.
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Amidst a blush-tinged sea, an amorphous liquid shape floats above the water, evolving into endless variations and occasionally dipping into the ocean.
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"This isn't over the top at all," Scott jokes, even before the diver with the sign that says "Welcome Scott" floats into view.
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Throw away your normie pool floats, the Ridiculous Inflatable Swan-Thing is the only pool float the world needs from here on out.
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"Read more: Pink says she's raising her kids without labels: 'It's whatever floats your boat'In the caption, Pink wrote: "Berlin, I love you.
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ATLANTA— Muhammad Ali floats above the Summer Games, no longer an elusive butterfly but a great glowing icon as large as a spaceship.
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His adventure begins on a dock as Papa himself floats into view, commanding the flying bridge of his boat like a Roman charioteer.
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In "Flight Over Jerusalem" (2015), the female figure floats above and away from the Jerusalem skyline, free to inhabit a world without oppression.
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Meanwhile, technology marches — floats, zooms — on, and James writes with understandable fellow feeling about the imminent extinction of the DVD as a format.
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Novelty pool floats were at their most popular in 2018, according to Google Trends, but the fad shows no sign of slowing down.
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To get from one step to another, boats use water elevators, called locks, that raise anything that floats from one pool to another.
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The vehicle floats above the track using magnetic levitation and glides at airline speeds for long distances due to ultra-low aerodynamic drag.
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And the whole thing seems way less about magic and more about the human scum that floats to the top of every city?
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Nevertheless, the word "radical" floats through discussion of her work so often that it begs the question: What do we want from Beyoncé?
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I do this so the essence of the work, its point or focus, floats clearly on the surface without appearing laboured or compromised.
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"Rather than just being a tourist who floats through towns, I wanted to give something back to these communities," he told Business Insider.
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Maria Torres stood behind the barricades on a block of Fifth Avenue lined with high-end boutiques, cheering and waving at the floats.
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"The Principles of Uncertainty" floats along without narrative, collecting impressions of life's peculiarities and gently placing them in buckets of joie de vivre.
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She floats upright in the water, in her faded orange dress, and looks at you for a long time, deciding her own decisions.
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The religious brotherhoods lead the city's world-famous Easter processions, when hooded penitents walk alongside richly decorated floats with religious sculptures on them.
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Reclaim Pride, in that tradition, believes that Pride is overpoliced and bloated by corporate influence, including floats for big banks and chain restaurants.
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It's a devil — a potential silent assassin — that floats perniciously in the air, or in a perfunctory handshake, or even a riotous laugh.
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Europe suffered a lukewarm year of tech IPOs in 2019, following successful floats from the likes of Adyen and Spotify a year prior.
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Aesthetic pleasures surface — the immersive section, those pool floats — and "(Not) Water" may push people to reflect on their own relationship with water.
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About 280 units, including bands, soldiers and floats, now march through the downtown streets of Georgia's oldest city each year on March 17.
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After all, a deflated Kermit here and there is just the way the parade floats, but there's nothing festive about people getting hurt.
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"The ice floats down river until it bunches up in what we call an ice-jam, like a dam, causing flooding," he said.
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Its back seat and trunk are extraordinarily spacious, and it floats along the road as though you're on a lake with no chop.
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Floats, milkshakes, sandwiches and hand-packed pints are also available: Sugar Hill Creamery, 184 Lenox Avenue (West 119th Street), 212-634-9004, sugarhillcreamery.com.
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From his fantasy world in the White House, he barks dictatorial and often illegal orders, floats conspiracy theories, tweets insults and lies unceasingly.
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"NoNoseKnows" is punctuated by fanciful vignettes in which a bubble filled with smoke floats around a room with walls painted in bright colors.
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