My only fear with Bermuda is that every team is going to be so good at it — the foiling tacks and foiling jibes with no code zeros and no change of sails — that it will all look kind of the same. Upwind. Downwind. Upwind. Downwind. Foiling. Foiling. Foiling.
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"The future is foiling," said Tuke, who also races Moths and foiling A Class catamarans.
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The Extreme Sailing Series, the top professional sailing series in the world, switched to GC19 foiling catamarans, and the America's Cup World Series is now in foiling AC45s.
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If you have questions about foiling, the Times has answers.
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Players have been foiling the same plots for a decade.
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But these communities also hold the key to foiling terrorists.
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They call it hydrofoiling — or, if you're hip to it, foiling.
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The biggest influence of foiling may be seen in recreational monohulls.
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In the early 2000s, Vladimir Putin began foiling the Russian democratic experiment.
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The zero-population-growth movement had come dangerously close to foiling God's plan.
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The company has also put particular effort into foiling spoofing and phishing attacks.
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The foiling of the plan was commemorated with a national holiday on Nov.
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The difference, analysts say, is that law enforcement is increasingly foiling the plots.
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Just as it did for the America's Cup, foiling adds both speed and danger.
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The foiling of the plot is still celebrated yearly on the fifth of November.
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If you can't afford things like foiling and fish tacos at yacht clubs, too bad.
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Superhero stories are traditionally about defeating villains, foiling outsized plots, then whooshing off in triumph.
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He said they had ordered insurgents to stage attacks aimed at foiling planned Geneva talks.
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The result isn't nonsense; it's a haunting near-sense made by foiling cause and effect.
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" He added: "You're not foiling, and there's not the thrill of crashing and going over.
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They brag to one another about gaming their corporate calendar systems for more foiling time.
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They could still copy it, just as they followed Team New Zealand's lead on foiling.
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Go perfect your hair-foiling technique before it's time to pull it out for a party.
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As well as foiling fakers, its state-of-the-art features might also stoke foreign demand.
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Systemic racism, violence, prejudice, and genocide can't be solved by one or two superfolks foiling crimes.
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Even healthy banks are foiling monetary policy by not passing lower interest rates on to clients.
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If you had just old guys, you'd miss out on the abilities of the foiling generation.
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A lot has changed since 219, when only the International Moth was an organized foiling class.
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The card itself, there was never any foiling on the text boxes of the original cards.
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Another masterstroke was signing up Peter Burling to steer the team's 50-foot (15 meter) foiling catamaran.
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"Foiling" is actually tech lord shorthand for hydrofoiling, a leisure sport that blends kiteboarding and fluid dynamics.
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But Cammas has fought back to the peak fitness required to sail the immensely powerful foiling catamaran.
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The center's executive director, the world champion sailor Brad Read, agrees with Tuke that foiling isn't everything.
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But at the same time you honor the trope, you start foiling the expectations of the trope.
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If you are in the reviewing trade, you wonder whether that's just a feint at foiling criticism.
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The New Zealand team capsized during a race on Tuesday, seriously damaging the 50-foot foiling catamaran.
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Iranian intelligence services and the Revolutionary Guards have been quite adept at foiling plots over the years.
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Another masterstroke was signing up Peter Burling to steer the team's 50-foot (15 metre) foiling catamaran.
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Pakistan's Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan congratulated security forces for their prompt response in foiling the attack.
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Last week, the Indonesian anti-terrorism police force killed three suspects in Jakarta, foiling a planned suicide bombing.
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But this new age of high-speed maneuvers in foiling catamarans is much more physically demanding and athletic.
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Neither that class of boat nor any youth foiling event existed when Burling won the Youth America's Cup.
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Now, he said, young sailors need to win in foiling boats to be recognized by a Cup team.
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He and a friend are attempting to develop a foiling kite boat to make a trans-Atlantic crossing.
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Their new foiling catamaran has been bringing up the rear in the practice racing on Bermuda's Great Sound.
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The foiling of what the government worried was a credible plan for mass murder gained little national attention.
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When not foiling pork-and-bean burglaries, he used his free time to record and analyze baseball statistics.
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What's new in the study is an explanation for how that meshed with a secondary goal — foiling Hilary Clinton.
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He said information from Lebanese intelligence had "assisted in foiling a large operation aiming to blow up a plane".
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But Burling and Tuke cautioned that just racing foiling boats does not necessarily translate to great America's Cup skills.
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Mr. Netanyahu accused the Palestinian Authority on Thursday of "strangling" Gaza and foiling international efforts to provide relief there.
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The foiling Flying Phantom catamaran that is now ubiquitous for America's Cup training was selected for the series in 2015.
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Sail Newport is also hosting a Foiling Week this month, where designers meet to exchange ideas and test out concepts.
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"Those teams have the design skill to think about problems of a foiling boat with a wing sail," he said.
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Both those Cups were contested in foiling catamarans, and Verdier focused on the key area of foil design for 2017.
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Outteridge slipped and flew off the boat as the crew changed sides while the 50-foot foiling catamaran was turning.
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The pair instead return to duties with Team New Zealand, with the new AC75 foiling monohull almost ready to be launched.
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One factor foiling agencies' efforts to identify Kaspersky products is that the company's popular antivirus software often comes preloaded on computers.
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The writer-directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen are always improbably foiling their characters just as victory is in their grasp.
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In recent years, the police have kept the militants under tight control, apprehending or killing dozens and foiling planned terrorist attacks.
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The problem for the device makers, though, is that few are well equipped to tackle the unfamiliar task of foiling hackers.
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Based on that quote, you might believe that foiling is even more awesome than the hottest Silicon Valley hobbies of years past.
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Still, they're more about PR—and foiling white nationalist groups' efforts at it—than recruiting and mobilizing would-be black bloc participants.
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New Zealand chose to hold the 36th America's Cup in Auckland in 2021, opting for an entirely new breed of foiling monohulls.
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In the end, of course, the heroes triumph and a show that has prospered by foiling our expectations simply rewards our attention.
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But foiling catamarans mostly sail above the surface of the water, with submerged carbon-fiber appendages providing the lift and requisite stability.
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Democratic Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut warned Trump against underestimating the NRA, blaming it for foiling previous efforts to tighten gun laws.
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On Thursday, Lagravière shed tears of despair as he became the third skipper, and first foiling boat, to retire from the race.
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Another popular candidate was Vo Nguyen Giap, the general credited with foiling superior French forces in spectacular fashion at Dien Bien Phu.
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The figure I see in my head, caricatured from the inside out, trying to connect but only reflecting and being reflected. Foiling.
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If consumers will cross borders to fill a booze cabinet, what's to prevent New York criminals from foiling surveillance with New Jersey iPhones?
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That, of course, didn't go as planned; after communication and engine problems, Beresheet crashed, foiling Israel's attempt at its first proper Moon landing.
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Thirteen women stood and protested Trump's speech before the Detroit Economic Club, foiling his attempt to offer a contrast with his raucous rallies.
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Purim, a one-day holiday that began at sundown Wednesday, celebrates the foiling of a plot to destroy the Jews in ancient Persia.
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The monk has accused her of foiling the military's efforts to defend the Buddhist-majority nation against what he calls a Muslim onslaught.
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Turtles surface regularly, which puts them at risk of collisions with the large spectator fleet and especially with the fast AC250 foiling catamarans.
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Protecting the public and foiling terrorism in Germany and across Europe will require far greater cooperation on intelligence and policing among neighboring nations.
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Despite foiling 20 plots in the past four years, five terrorist attacks have succeeded in Britain so far this year, murdering dozens of people.
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Colonel Mustafa Bakour, a commander in the Jaish al-Izza rebel group, said coordination among rebels was a major factor in foiling government attacks.
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The Rangers needed Lundqvist to make one more save, and he did, foiling Tomas Plekanec with his pad with 1 minute 47 seconds left.
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He invested heavily to improve television coverage and supported the move to high-performance foiling catamarans in an attempt to broaden the sport's appeal.
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Some other strategies for foiling snatch-and-run thieves require picking up packages at a company store, which defeats the purpose of at-home delivery.
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He also turned recent events into stories, poring over newspapers, as soon as the sun came up, to find reports of policemen foiling notorious robbers.
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The siblings must outsmart Olaf at every turn, foiling his many devious plans and disguises, in order to discover clues to their parents' mysterious death.
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David Budd, a British Army veteran assigned to protect Home Secretary Julia Montague (Keeley Hawes) after impressing his bosses by foiling a suicide bomber threat.
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Moscow is presently engaged in a sustained effort to disrupt and distract the West, in order to prevent it from foiling the Russian imperial ambitions.
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Switzerland manages to get the ball in the box again, but Sweden's defense has been very well organized and is foiling the best Swiss efforts.
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The report also offered a sharp counterpoint over all to the portrait offered by security and policing agencies of their successes in foiling terrorist plots.
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The accord also committed to using this same new class of foiling catamarans, just under 50 feet in length, for the next two America's Cups.
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Sometimes that was rescuing a hostage or foiling a terror plot; more frequently, it was bursting into the box to score a thunderous late goal.
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Dunkley has been a strong supporter of the cup and even donned a helmet and flak jacket and sailed on the foiling AC50s during training.
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Thin and gangly, Burling says little while calmly steering Emirates Team New Zealand's 50-foot foiling catamaran at speeds approaching 50 knots (92.6 km per hour).
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The 36th edition of sport's oldest trophy, to be held in 75-foot foiling monohulls, is due to be held on Auckland's Waitemata Harbour in 2021.
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Some of the six crew were plunged into the water and others left clinging to the upended hull of their 50-foot (15-metre) foiling catamaran.
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The Youth America's Cup finals will be run next year in Bermuda, scheduled between the America's Cup challenger series and the finals, in the foiling AC45s.
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If you throw a kid into foiling at 13, you may find that when they are older they can't even tie a boat to the dock.
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John Goodman and Rick Moranis do their best impressions of cartoon characters while acting around giant fake dinosaurs and foiling Agent Cooper—er, Kyle MacLachlan. Incredible.
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Although the New Zealand crew fought back, a couple of uncharacteristic errors prevented them from catching Spithill's 50-foot foiling catamaran, which finished 29 seconds ahead.
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"The fighting skills of the army are foiling all the efforts by the terrorists to prevent the army from completing the liberation of the area," SANA said.
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Under the protocol for the oldest trophy in international sport, challengers can buy a basic design packages for the one-design 50-foot (15 meter) foiling catamarans.
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But with all the crews foiling fast, Outteridge says there is not much to choose between them going into next week's Louis Vuitton America's Cup qualifying races.
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The tight confines of St. Petersburg, Russia, will feel even more cramped this year with the presence of foiling catamarans in the series for the first time.
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"We know from other sports that identifying talent early and trying to lock them in works," said Hans-Peter Steinacher, co-founder of the Foiling Generation series.
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They will compete in AC 45 foiling catamarans, a one-design version of the slightly larger boats that will be deployed for the Cup itself in 2017.
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There are emerging methods for foiling face recognition systems, like strange makeup or eyeglasses, for instance, but these may be short lived as software and hardware advance.
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In the course of investigating the killings, Sabik said security services stumbled upon a bomb-making operation, potentially foiling a large-scale terror attack on the country.
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Whatever else one might say about American regional interests or moral obligations when it comes to Syria, we have a vital national interest in foiling Dictatorship Inc.
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The Cup, long raced in monohull yachts with heavy keels providing underwater stability, is now contested in foiling catamarans that can hit speeds well above 40 knots.
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The game was the second time in two weekends that the Yankees have hung on to beat the Red Sox by foiling their rival's aggressive base running.
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And Britain's Ainslie, the most successful sailor in Olympic history, is raring to race his foiling catamaran in SailGP's second series, which hits Sydney Harbour on Friday.
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Their sick agenda over National Security On July 22, for example, Trump castigated the New York Times for foiling an effort to kill the leader of ISIS.
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After foiling his ouster, Erdogan fingered U.S.-based moderate cleric Fethullah Gulen, and said he would formally request his extradition from the U.S. to face charges in Turkey.
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The British skipper abruptly halted his 50-foot foiling catamaran to prevent further damage after completing only the second of seven legs in the widely-anticipated first race.
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A Western European intelligence told "60 Minutes" Pegaus was "a game-changer in foiling attacks by European Jihadists, as well as shutting down drug and human trafficking ring."
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The sponsors' branding adorns the hulls of the team's high-tech 50-foot black and red foiling catamaran and its towering "wing" sail, which are controlled using hydraulics.
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The federal police division responsible for counter-terrorism is set up mainly to fight organised crime, while the state security service concentrates on foiling spying by foreign states.
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"There's a multihull culture in France and there's really good talent there," said Steinacher, who selects some members of his Extreme Sailing Series team from the Foiling Generation.
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As it gets windier, it gets harder to sail the boats in general, and trying to do a foiling tack would be pretty hard when it's really windy.
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That regatta helped spark a foiling craze in sailing that hit new heights in Bermuda, where the catamarans sometimes completed the entire race without touching hull to water.
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The bloc's foiling of the health care bill has rekindled the civil war between the party's establishment and hard-line conservatives like Representative Dave Brat of Virginia, above.
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Juan Carlos was at one time revered, largely for his role in smoothing Spain's transition from dictatorship to democracy and in particular in foiling a coup attempt on Feb.
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Since 9/11, Western military, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies have done a very effective job of eliminating terrorists and foiling their plots, and they continue to do so.
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The delicate foiling technique of mid-lighting differs from balayage because the color begins at the root, as opposed to being painted from the mid-shaft through the ends.
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Hundreds of investigators and surveillance personnel will join an existing force of about 500 officers at Detachment 88, a police unit tasked with uprooting militant networks and foiling attacks.
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And creators Mike Judge and Alex Berg decided long ago that they weren't interested in telling anything but an underdog story about hapless dreamers forever foiling their own plans.
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The main event, which is also now backed by Prada, will be between radical foiling monohulls which will "fly" above the waters of Auckland's Hauraki Gulf and Waitemata Harbour.
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One area where this is likely to have an impact is in harnessing "foiling" technology, where the America's Cup boats "fly" above the water on foils, cutting water resistance.
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But, as indicated by its unusual color, this is no ordinary turtle, and its insistence on foiling the man's escape attempts is rooted in something greater than simple antagonism.
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And in the foiling International Moth Class, in which Outteridge had won two world championships, Burling confidently won a breezy finale in the 2015 Championship, with Outteridge in second.
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They then played leading roles in their first America's Cup with Emirates Team New Zealand in Bermuda on a foiling catamaran last year: outwitting and outperforming Oracle Team USA.
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He has now had to make another transition to foiling catamarans, which are frequently sailed with both hulls out of the water and can reach speeds approaching 50 knots.
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Elected as a Conservative, Mr. Bercow had to drop his party affiliation when he became speaker in 2009, and since then made a career of foiling his Conservative colleagues.
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New Zealand showed the same slick consistency they have done throughout the challenger series, keeping their 50-foot (15 metre) foiling catamaran above the water for much of the time.
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The military engaged in a gunfight with one of the suspected remaining gunmen in the main battle area, after foiling his bid to escape, army spokesman Colonel Romeo Brawner said.
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San Francisco acting Mayor London Breed praised law enforcement for foiling the alleged plot and said that while there were no known additional threats, police would be increasing their presence.
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And now that foiling is part of that series and others, the single-hulled Moth will no longer be the only way for up-and-comers to display their talent.
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Schumer underscored his close allegiance with Pelosi by later insisting that she attend any negotiations he had with Trump, foiling the president's effort to set up one-on-one talks.
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According to one study by the Muslim Public Affairs Council, Muslim American informants have in fact been responsible for foiling 2 out of every 5 al-Qaeda-related terrorist attacks.
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MONACO (Reuters) - Preparations by the teams competing for the 353th America's Cup in 2021 are well underway, although they are charting different courses in designing their radical new foiling monohulls.
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One of the results of Mullen's foiling the murder plot was that his stay within National Action was prolonged: it would be impossible to walk away now without raising suspicion.
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The Extreme Sailing Series adopted foiling catamarans last year, and the Nacra 536.813 mixed-gender catamaran class, used in the Olympics, will add foils for the 2020 Games in Tokyo.
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The agreement, ostensibly designed to reduce costs and provide stability, stipulates that the next two Cups will be sailed in the America's Cup Class foiling catamarans being used in Bermuda.
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Friday marked the fourth consecutive day of a battle over Trump's ability to show sympathy for the families of American soldiers, foiling the White House's efforts to end the controversy.
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But the physical demands of racing the power-hungry 50-foot America's Cup Class foiling catamarans, which have a crew of six, requires a new mix of strength, speed and stamina.
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With rainbow-glitter braids and metallic hair tattoos already on our radar, we've discovered yet another festive OTT look to add to our must-try list this holiday season: hair foiling.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For the crews of the sleek catamarans foiling above the sparkling waters of Bermuda's Great Sound, winning the coveted America's Cup will be as much about design as sailing.
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New Zealand set the 100 percent "fly time" record, which they describe as a "dry lap", in their 50-foot (15 meter) foiling catamaran as they knocked out Groupama Team France.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Artemis Racing have been flying in practice for the America's Cup, but the top speed of the team's foiling catamaran is a secret skipper Nathan Outteridge is not sharing.
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They took international sport's oldest trophy off Oracle Team USA with a stunning 22020-220 victory in Bermuda's Great Sound in June in a regatta raced in high-powered foiling catamarans.
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The boats' engines are from Torqeedo, for example, while the fly-by-wire software to control the boat comes from foiling and flight control systems engineer Ricardo Bencatel's company, 4DC Tech.
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But now, even though he is only 249, Burling could be looking over his shoulder after this America's Cup cycle as an even younger cadre of sailors catch the foiling bug.
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If only there weren't the mighty straw man blocking our progressive agenda shouts one side; if only there weren't the nefarious establishment foiling our quest for conservative purity, shouts the other.
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Adam Minoprio, who joined Groupama in January when Cammas broke his leg, said the team's progress was the result of extra hours spent on the water training and racing foiling catamarans.
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Foiling a two-on-none break, he slid across to get the heel of his skate on a shot by Athanasiou that was headed for the open side of the net.
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Sixteen years later, Fuku remains the most prominent Japanese sailor in the Cup community even though the Cup has changed radically with the shift from monohulls to much faster foiling catamarans.
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"We need the administration, we need the Senate and the House to put politics above this as much as you can in Washington, D.C." Leahy blamed Trump for foiling a deal.
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But Burling's reaction helps explain why the Volvo organizers are considering a switch to the Imoca class, used in the single-handed Vendee Globe race and now often capable of foiling.
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The team also made the right calls on navigational control systems for the challenging AC50 foiling catamarans and on which foils to use in the light winds that prevailed in Bermuda.
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Emirates Team New Zealand lead the first-to-seven America's Cup Match 3-403, showing greater speed and maneuverability in their foiling 50-foot (15 meter) catamaran than their U.S. opponents.
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If New Zealand are victorious, the location and format of the regatta as well as the high-adrenalin 50-foot foiling catamarans that are battling for sailing's ultimate prize could change dramatically.
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Ainslie is trying to bring the America's Cup back to Britain with his INEOS Team UK campaign to beat holders Emirates Team New Zealand in futuristic "foiling" yachts in Auckland in 2021.
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Winds on Bermuda's Great Sound are forecast to be between 10 and 15 knots at the time of racing at just after 1700 GMT, ideal conditions for the high-tech foiling catamarans.
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TNZ used "cyclors", grinders who sat on upright bike stations and used their legs rather than arms to generate the hydraulic power needed to sail the foiling catamarans, in their successful challenge.
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A zebra that escaped by running away from a horse-riding club in Japan led police officers and veterinarians in an hours-long pursuit on a golf course, foiling any capture attempt.
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Bank of America, the second-largest U.S. bank by assets, reported its first profit increase in three quarters on Monday, foiling expectations for another drop, as bond trading surged and expenses fell.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda (Reuters) - From water taxis that "fly" on hydrofoils to aircraft wings and cutting-edge car steering wheels, the America's Cup has produced technology with potential far beyond its "foiling" catamarans.
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It doesn't make the most sense, but it provides a fun, comical sequence where Maeve walks around foiling the park's usual storyline as she talks and manipulates the other hosts, Jedi-like.
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Leading by almost one minute at each mark, the Kiwis cruised to victory with their unique touch-pad wing and foil-trimming software, cycle-powered control system and signature flawless foiling tacks.
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But Bertelli likes the tactics and grandeur of monohulls, and sailing conditions in the Hauraki Gulf off Auckland, the likely site for this Cup, were considered less than ideal for foiling catamarans.
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As Zordon explains, the only hope the Rangers have of foiling Rita's plans are to "morph" into their power suits – and their only hope at achieving that is to cohere as a team.
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Yet news of more restrictions placed on Muslim-majority countries may further enflame tensions here in the US and with foreign allies, instead of achieving the purported goal of foiling potential terrorist plots.
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In his book, Elnoury reveals how he infiltrated an al Qaeda terror cell in North America, and assisted in foiling a 2013 plot to derail a passenger train from New York to Toronto.
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China has opened a new front in its war to curb currency depreciation by buying up renminbi offshore, foiling the burgeoning carry trade and driving the cost of borrowing to a record high.
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Harith al-Sudani posed as a militant jihadist in the group for over a year, foiling almost 1403 planned bomb attacks, according to the director of Iraq's little-known counterintelligence unit, the Falcons.
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This latest America's Cup class of catamarans is designed to hydrofoil in a wide range of weather conditions, and the Kiwis generally looked more adept at foiling tacks and jibes in Saturday's conditions.
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The speed edge could also be the result of the Kiwis' innovative use of onboard cyclists instead of traditional grinders to produce the power to trim the wing sail and the foiling appendages.
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If he had fallen off with the boat still fully foiling, the foils would have been closer to the surface, increasing the likelihood he would have struck one of them as he passed.
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For foiling, you just attach a wing-like structure to the bottom of a board, strap your feet on top of the thing, and then use a kite to pull you through the water.
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From metallic Foiling Around to the sheer, iridescent shades of In A Dream World and the intensely pigmented (and very on-trend) Matte My Day lip paint, the collection is every avid Instagrammer's dream.
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A Europe-wide hunt for suspects has revealed links with the network that killed 130 people in Paris last November, as well as foiling a new potential attack on France last week, officials said.
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The United States Postal Service is replacing or retrofitting mailboxes in much of the northeast to eliminate the pull-down handle in favor of a slender mail slot with a singular goal: foiling thieves.
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In public remarks to his cabinet, Netanyahu said Israeli security forces' "very firm action against incitement" and their foiling of assaults had led to "a significant drop-off in the scale of terror attacks".
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Prior to the Reign's next game, on Wednesday night, the host Washington Spirit franchise played the anthem before players had taken the field, thus foiling Rapinoe's plan to again take a knee in protest.
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When WhatsApp switched on end-to-end encryption for its billion-plus users last year, the move heralded a new era for messaging apps, one where foiling virtually all eavesdropping represents the new security standard.
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President Donald Trump, while portraying himself as the victim in a political war, is foiling an aggressive House Democratic majority's investigations with historic fervor by refusing to comply with many subpoenas and other oversight requests.
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It is a madcap caper of a book, full of clever, nerdy Regency girls foiling dastardly schemes and forging complex friendships (and maybe more!) with one another, and it is a pure pleasure to read.
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Detachment 88, the country's elite counter-terrorism police unit usually steps up surveillance and raids near the end of the year, foiling militant plots targeting New Year's Eve and Christmas celebrations and popular tourist spots.
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He scored the Wolverines' first touchdown, on a 227-yard run in the first quarter, and he sealed the win in thrilling fashion, foiling Michigan State's 210-point conversion attempt with a second to play.
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New Zealand not only came up with a revolutionary way of powering their catamaran's hydraulics, using pedal power, but also split the roles of helmsman and "pilot", who controlled the foiling craft's flight and stability.
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The U.S.-led military coalition in Syria bombed a road and bridge to block the transfer of hundreds of Islamic State fighters, foiling a deal made by the Lebanese Army, Hezbollah and Syrian loyalist forces.
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SailGP was set up in 2018 by Oracle founder Larry Ellison and America's Cup veteran Russell Coutts after Emirates Team New Zealand lifted the trophy in 2017 and opted to switch to experimental foiling monohulls.
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The 20173-year-old, who is the son of four-time Olympic gold medal-winning kayaker Ian Ferguson, was selected as a grinder on the new 75-foot foiling monohull, Team New Zealand said on Thursday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian counter-terror police said they arrested three men in raids across Sydney on Tuesday, foiling a plot inspired by militant group Islamic State for attacks targeting a range of public buildings and embassies.
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The new Red Bull Foiling Generation, a two-year series that travels around the world seeking the best 16- to 20-year-old foilers, offers today's aspiring Cup sailors an advantage that Burling did not have.
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"There's an x-factor that gets kids looking around for what to sail next," said Read, whose 19-year-old son, Brendan, has been training for the United States qualifiers for the Foiling Generation World Finals.
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Friday offers two Hitchcocks: In "Rope," Mr. Stewart is the voice of moral reason while foiling Leopold-and-Loeb-like killers; in "The Wrong Man," Mr. Fonda plays a jazz musician mistaken for a holdup man.
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With a place in the America's Cup match at stake earlier this month, Nathan Outteridge, Artemis Racing's helmsman, slipped off the back of his team's foiling catamaran and into the aquamarine depths of Bermuda's Great Sound.
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Although the six-man U.S. crew managed to notch up their first victory of the series on Saturday, and appeared finally to be matching the Kiwis for speed, they were less stable when "foiling" above the water.
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On Saturday night, a group of three furries—two wolves and a panda—walked through the hotel portion of Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, until they were stopped by security for foiling security cameras with their fursuits.
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A shift to super-fast "foiling" catamarans has transformed the America's Cup, which was last won by Larry Ellison's Oracle Team USA in a dramatic head-to head finale with ETNZ in San Francisco Bay in 2013.
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The French crew, one of five challengers seeking to take on Oracle Team USA in the final next month, sailed their foiling catamaran far more confidently after losing both their races on the opening day on Saturday.
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"With the foiling you're not so much worried about the displacement as viscosity, so it's actually the drag over the foils that matters, and fresh water has less drag than salt water over the foils," Reynolds said.
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During the last edition of the America's Cup, which was held in the Great Sound in Bermuda in 2017, the New Zealand crew comprehensively beat defender Oracle Team USA in high octane races between high-tech foiling catamarans.
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Sullivan and Van Velthooven were also grinders on the team, although TNZ turned the grinding positions on their foiling catamarans into cycling stations, which helped the team generate more hydraulic power to control the wing sail and daggerboards.
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The 40-year-old Briton and his crew failed in their first attempt to win the "Auld Mug" last year in Bermuda, where New Zealand trounced Oracle founder Larry Ellison's team in state-of-the-art foiling catamarans.
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This adventure, which involves sneaking through camps and foiling traps, only plays out for about three-and-a-half minutes, but if Hollywood is reading this, we'd gladly sit through two hours of this in a movie theater.
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After spending years designing and building their 50-foot (15 metre) foiling catamarans, all six crews competing for the 35th America's Cup were in action on Saturday and racing was as hotly contested as the sailors had predicted.
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In the latest iteration of international sport's oldest trophy, which was first contested in 1851 and won by the American schooner America, high-tech "foiling" 75 foot monohulls will "fly" above the water at speeds approaching 50 knots.
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Bertelli, whose Prada-backed Luna Rosa Challenge team did not compete for the 35th America's Cup which was held in foiling catamarans in Bermuda in 2017, said its involvement had helped get it "back on the right track".
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Norfolk, Va. He went on to accuse The New York Times of foiling a U.S. attack against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria's leader, and said the publication had a "sick agenda" that harms U.S. national security.
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While Spithill has been riding his new foiling surfboard and promoting the 2018 Invictus Games in Sydney, Slingsby has been trying to raise money for an Australian America's Cup team to challenge Emirates Team New Zealand in 2021.
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But a foiling tack is no longer a novelty, and the new class of America's Cup catamarans that will be used in 2017 — just short of 50 feet in length — should be able to foil in most conditions.
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Veteran Oracle Team USA skipper Jimmy Spithill was out-smarted by his younger rival Peter Burling in both races on Bermuda's Great Sound, with Emirates Team New Zealand giving a masterclass in "foiling" their 50-foot (15 meter) catamaran.
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While children have won awards for foiling robberies, fighting off armed intruders, rescuing people from drowning, saving lives in a stampede and putting out fires, this is the first time one has been given in a human trafficking case.
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"The main key to foiling the extremely vicious sanctions and pressure of the U.S. imperialists and their vassal forces and turning misfortune into a blessing is just self-reliance and the sci-tech strength," Kim said in an Oct.
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The holders, who beat Oracle Team USA to lift the Cup, decided to switch from foiling catamarans, which "fly" on top of the water at extraordinary speeds, to 75-foot single-hulled craft which will also use hydrofoiling technology.
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Local television then showed the super-fast foiling yacht on Waitemata Harbour in Auckland on Wednesday with four members of the six-man team pedaling, rather than using their arms to power the winches that provide the hydraulic pressure.
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The 40-year-old Briton and his crew failed in their first attempt to win the "Auld Mug" earlier this year in Bermuda, where New Zealand trounced Oracle founder Larry Ellison's team in state-of-the-art foiling catamarans.
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This lack of women in the hunt for sailing's most prized trophy emphasizes the difficulty they face participating on the foiling catamarans, which are sailed with crews of six, and offer relatively few opportunities for sailors of either gender.
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Many parents have stories of a girl who insisted on rocking a toy train to sleep, or a boy who pushed a doll along the floor, making train noises, foiling well-meaning parental attempts to foster non-stereotypic play.
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If we know the near-term effects of foiling a nuclear terrorism plot are that millions of people don't die, and don't know what the long-term effects will be, that's still a good reason to foil the plot.
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The postponement came a day after Emirates Team New Zealand capsized at the start of a race against Land Rover BAR of Britain, throwing three sailors into the water and causing serious damage to the 50-foot foiling catamaran.
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New Zealand won the right to take on the U.S. by beating four other "challengers", using cycling sailors known as "cyclors" to provide pedal power to control their foiling 50-foot (15 metre) catamaran's vast "wing" sail and hydrofoils.
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Sports Briefing A thrilling showdown between two of the top challengers for the America's Cup turned on a penalty Monday, leaving one crew fighting to keep its 50-foot foiling catamaran from tipping over, and the other crew dumbfounded.
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The official trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming features shots of a fresh-faced Tom Holland daydreaming his way through high school mashed up with our Spandex-clad hero foiling crime with the kind of casual humor all good superheroes should possess.
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What is known is that unlike the futuristic foiling catamarans used in Bermuda last year, the 36th America's Cup in 2021 will involve untested 75-foot monohulls which will also lift out of the water and potentially "fly" even faster.
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SailGP will go live in Sydney, Australia in February 2019 with 50-foot foiling catamarans powered by wing sails which the organizers expect to reach speeds of more than 50 knots (93 kilometers per hour) as they fly above the water.
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The June 1918 battle in and outside the Belleau Wood and the decisive engagement of the U.S. forces became a defining moment in WWI by containing a break by German troops through the Western Front and foiling their push toward Paris.
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The Canucks goaltender preserved the tie with two key saves with just over a minute left in regulation time, foiling Tyler Seguin on a one-timer from the slot and getting a pad down to deny Roope Hintz from in close.
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The Kiwis comprehensively beat Oracle Team USA to win the 35th America's Cup in 2017 and with it the right to decide where and how the next one would be staged, in a battle between high-tech foiling catamarans in Bermuda.
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The eagerly-awaited publication of the "AC75 Class Rule" by the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron and Circolo della Vela Sicilia defines the parameters for the foiling 75-foot yachts eligible to compete in the 36th Cup in Auckland in 2021.
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The new term "foiling," referring to sailing above the water on a foil-borne craft, entered the sport's lexicon for good, and the 22004-somethings accustomed to sailing small, high-performance Olympic boats started taking the helms of America's Cup boats.
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Spain joined the challengers for SailGP's second series when China dropped out late last year, taking on their futuristic F50 foiling catamaran in a race for a $1 million prize in the 2020 edition of sailing's equivalent of Formula One.
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Golding said that because of the Atlantic's relatively flat water, perfect conditions for the new foiling boats, Thomson was five days ahead of the previous race record as he led around Africa's Cape of Good Hope, in the South Atlantic.
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The craft for sale include a $60,000 (plus duty) "chase" boat with huge engines able to keep up with the team's winning 50-foot (15-metre) foiling catamaran, which can hit speeds of almost 50 knots (93 kilometers per hour).
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If Oracle Team USA or Artemis Racing win, a framework has been agreed among five of the teams for taking it through to the next event, once again in the high-octane foiling catamarans which have proved popular with sailors and broadcasters.
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The trailer also shows Malina Weissman and Louis Hynes as Violet and Klaus Baudelaire, respectively, and an adorable baby Sunny — sibling who must outsmart Count Olaf at every turn, in hopes of foiling his devious plans and disguises to steal their parents' fortune.
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The image of the radiant Padmini foiling a Muslim invader fitted a narrative of heroic resistance that was far more enchanting than the messy truth, which was that Rajput rulers generally fought each other as much as they did Muslim or European invaders.
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Ainslie had been building his Land Rover BAR team to challenge holders Emirates Team New Zealand in Auckland in 2021, but told Reuters last month that he needed more funding to build a state-of-the art "foiling" monohull to take part.
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There were doubts whether the British crew would be able to race at all after their 50-foot foiling catamaran was holed during a clash with SoftBank Team Japan during the opening day of the 35th America's Cup qualifying races on Saturday.
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Ever cheaper U.S. shale oil production and growing crude supplies are foiling the plans of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to support prices with an export cut designed to remove 503 million barrels a day from the market through March 2018.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - America's Cup holders Team New Zealand finally began proper trials of their new class of foiling monohull on Wednesday after rough weather in Auckland scuppered any real chance of testing the 75-foot yacht when it was launched last week.
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The British star Ben Ainslie's troubles in the America's Cup trials grew when the wing sail on his 50-foot foiling catamaran was seriously damaged in the opening race of the challenger semifinals, forcing him back to shore with two quick losses.
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This time, both teams are already foiling nearly all the time, and it is difficult, even for the experts, to clearly identify a solution, although beating Team New Zealand to the first mark for a change would be a good place to start.
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Inside the List A WIDE-OPEN BOOK "Full disclosure: I'm foiling my friend Denise's hair right now," Jonathan Van Ness said over speakerphone, upon being congratulated on the success of his memoir, "Over the Top," which is No. 7 on the nonfiction list.
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Zuckerberg, wearing a dark suit instead of his usual gray T-shirt, navigated through the first hearing on Tuesday without making any further promises to support new legislation or change how the social network does business, foiling attempts by senators to pin him down.
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"We're all ecstatic about what we have managed to achieve and we are on top of the world, it's going to be a good night," Burling said after coolly steering his space-age 50-foot (15 meter) foiling catamaran to yet another win over Spithill.
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Oracle has signed up to a "framework agreement" with four of the other challengers this year which would mean the cup being held every two years in foiling catamarans and a series of match races along the lines of Formula One around the world.
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That same year, at 250 and having won a silver medal at the 240 Olympics, the New Zealander Peter Burling won the inaugural Red Bull Youth America's Cup in a non-foiling AC493, the boats then used for the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series.
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Winds of up to 16 knots in Bermuda's Great Sound made for another great race between the blue and yellow 50-foot (15 meter) foiling catamaran of Artemis and the black, red and white New Zealand boat, which reached speeds of up to 40 knots.
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CHAD NIGER Niger River Maiduguri BORNO STATE Chibok NIGERIA Benue River Abuja Lagos CAMEROON 200 miles By The New York Times Some, like Ms. Mohammed and the women at the well, have bravely resisted, foiling the extremists' plans in quiet and often unheralded ways.
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It's clear that the rapid increase in data collection has resulted in many worthy contributions: creating a more interconnected world, saving users untold amounts of time and money, driving business and innovation and enabling important advances, from identifying public health threats to foiling terrorist attacks.
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The operations, launched on Saturday night, were aimed at foiling attacks planned by the Taliban on Afghan forces, said a senior security official in the capital Kabul, adding that clashes have escalated following the collapse of diplomatic talks between the United States and the Taliban.
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The funeral pyre of King Bhumibol, or Rama IX, is the largest since that of Rama IV. King Bhumibol is often credited with foiling a Communist movement during the Cold War, liberalizing the Thai economy and keeping the country together despite its often-fractious politics.
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That does not make them visionaries, but it will reassure many in the sailing community even as it risks the loss of new fans who were drawn in by the spectacle of foiling catamarans that had become the races' signature in the past decade.
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Following the events of the 2015 film Spectre, Bond has seemingly disappeared off of the face of the earth with his lover Dr. Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux) after foiling the plans of Ernst Stavro Blofeld (played by the brilliant Christoph Waltz) and terrorist organization SPECTRE.
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The hardest: Should they stick with foiling catamarans or listen to Patrizio Bertelli, the head of the Luna Rossa team, who has a thing for big monohulls and whose Italian syndicate could well be back in the next Cup as the Kiwis' challenger of record?
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He has been commissioned to lead the design of the next generation of yachts for the Volvo Ocean Race and is one of the central figures behind the radical new America's Cup class that was revealed in November: a 75-foot foiling monohull without a traditional keel.
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The city is home to the now-banned and defunct terrorist group Sharia4Belgium, but Antwerp has so far averted a large-scale terrorist attack, and the local authorities have succeeded in foiling several plots and convicting dozens of terrorists in court over the last three years.
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The temporary calamity endured will surely be for the greater good, restoring the American ideal; a welcoming America unafraid to embrace the unfortunate and raise them up while nurturing its own citizens, simultaneously repelling and foiling those who seek power, influence and glory at the expense of humanity.
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Congressional aides, lobbyists and analysts say the changing focus could delay passage of a tax bill until late 2017 or 2018, potentially foiling Republican efforts to score a legislative victory for President Donald Trump by August, following last month's failed bill to repeal and replace Obamacare health insurance.
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Team New Zealand and challenger Luna Rossa Challenge have released early plans for the new class of Cup yachts, and although the design is undeniably innovative — a high-performance foiling monohull with twin canting foils and no keel — it also has raised cost concerns because of its complexity.
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The most notorious of a band of extremist monks, Ashin Wirathu has been traveling the country delivering diatribes against Myanmar's minority Muslims and accusing Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's government of foiling the military's efforts to defend the Buddhist-majority nation against what he calls a Muslim onslaught.
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Harith al-Sudani infiltrated the terror group, foiling 220 vehicle-bomb attacks and 18 suicide bombers, according to the director of his counterintelligence unit, Al Suquor, or the Falcons — itself one of the most important but least known organizations on the front lines of the war on terrorism.
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Elsewhere in the city, the Autocratic for the People series at IFC Center continues this week with Ernst Lubitsch's "To Be or Not to Be" (Friday-Sunday), from 1942, in which Jack Benny — as the "great, great Polish actor Joseph Tura" — leads his troupe in a Nazi-foiling charade.
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In the last Cup in San Francisco in 2013, the 72-foot catamarans in use were able to do that consistently only when sailing downwind — although one of the keys to Oracle's epic comeback victory over Emirates Team New Zealand was Oracle's final-hour ability to begin foiling upwind, too.
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Commemorating the foiling of a plot against the Jews in ancient Persia, this 24-hour observance (starting this year at sundown on Wednesday) calls for dramatic skits, happy feasting and boisterous celebration — all of which young visitors can look forward to in some form at this free Purim-themed event.
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Bertelli unveiled the new cup at the Yacht Club de Monaco, where the challengers also announced that Sardinia will be the first venue for the America's Cup World Series, which will mark the first time the teams hoping to take on holders Emirates Team New Zealand get to race their futuristic foiling monohulls.
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Named "Rita", as all the four-times Olympic gold medallist's boats have been, Ainslie's state-of-the-art craft is one of four foiling prototypes he and his 130-member Land Rover BAR team have developed in a more than 80 million-pound ($99.5 million) quest to win the "Auld Mug" back for Britain.
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" Once the design team figured out it could design foils that would lift the boat out of the water, Shaver recalled, the project manager Grant Dalton came into a meeting, looked at the hull designers and said, "Now that we're foiling, what are you guys going to do for the rest of the campaign?
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"Carol Stevens, Newspaper Girl" by Jane Campbell (1964) Narrowly beating out the similarly themed "Front Page for Jennifer," this is the story of an ambitious journalism student who rises through the ranks of The Gazette, all the while foiling an elaborate Cold War spy ring and helping an injured child learn to walk again.
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Friday offers back-to-back Hitchcock movies: In "Rope," Mr. Stewart serves as the voice of moral reason while foiling a pair of Leopold-Loeb-like killers' pre-dinner-party murder; in "The Wrong Man," Mr. Fonda plays a jazz musician who through a series of cosmically cruel coincidences is mistaken for a holdup man.
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"China should acknowledge in an honest manner that the D.P.R.K. has just contributed to protecting peace and security of China, foiling the U.S. scheme for aggression by waging a hard fight in the front line of the showdown with the U.S. for more than seven decades, and thank the D.P.R.K. for it," it said.
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"The boat is going seriously fast... we feel we are in great shape to take on Oracle now," Burling told BT Sport, while also paying tribute to the fight put up by Artemis in sometimes challenging conditions for the foiling catamarans, which lift up out of the water and "fly" at up to 50 knots.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE on Saturday praised law enforcement for foiling an alleged plot by a militia group to bomb a mosque in Kansas after Election Day.
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Few of them could have guessed that rather than the establishment foiling Trump, his slippery style and overwhelming blizzard of lies would so fully alter political and media culture that by the end of the decade, members of the G.O.P. would be embracing and echoing his conspiracy theories as a way to forestall his removal from office.
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I think it's possible McConnell and Ryan both, if they were offered the choice, might choose another four years of the status quo — four years of a Republican majority in Congress, foiling the plans of a Democratic president — to four years of erratically unified government under a man who's less loyal to the Republican Party than the party is to him.
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According to the Kremlin, Goar Vartanyan and her late husband, Gevork, were involved in foiling Operation Long Jump -- a Nazi plot to kill the "Big Three" while the Allied leaders were in Tehran for their first meeting during World War II. Vartanyan died Monday and will be buried in the Troyekurovskoye Cemetery in Moscow, according to Russian state news agency Ria Novosti.
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Sailors grind massive winches by hand or by pedaling, powering the hydraulic systems used to control the sails and foils * Foiling is fast but unstable, and the winner is likely to be the boat that can stay out of the water on its foils the most * It takes seconds to capsize the boats, but minutes to right them with the help of support boats.
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And you, at one point, you were depicting your culture: "The thought of the city gives me herpes of the brain, the hairdressing, the breakneck showers, the seething limo rides, the shouting over noisy restaurants, the ceaseless clamor of thirsty egos, the umbrage and dudgeon and fencing and foiling, and yet I know that if I'd left, I'd want to get it back," which was really interesting.
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In 11 years in the game with the Jets, the Buccaneers, the Patriots and the Chiefs, he amassed seven Pro Bowl selections and came to define the position, earning praise as the ultimate "shutdown corner" at a time when such a player was a top priority in the N.F.L. He was so good at foiling opponents' top receivers that the area on the field he patrolled became known as Revis Island.
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As countries around the world target terror groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS on the ground, hitting their key personnel and foiling their plots, addressing extremism at home will be an issue American leadership will have to learn to "grapple with," Obama said at the briefing: One of the biggest challenges we are going to have is this kind of propaganda and perversions of Islam generated on the internet, and the capacity of that to seep into the minds of troubled individuals or weak individuals, and seeing them motivated then to take actions against people here in the United States and elsewhere in the world that are tragic.
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Week 27, in one sentence: Trump hired Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci as his new communications director, which reportedly caused Sean Spicer to resign; accused the New York Times of foiling an assassination attempt on the leader of ISIS; proclaimed that he has the "complete power to pardon" anyone he wants for a crime; repeatedly and publicly berated Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation and not going after Hillary Clinton; pressured Republicans to pass an Obamacare repeal, any Obamacare repeal, after "years of talking and campaigning on it"; updated his nickname for Washington from "the swamp" to "the sewer"; bragged about his Electoral College victory to a crowd of Boy Scouts; praised Sen.
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