Anna Faris and Eugenio Derbez in 2018's Overboard Goldie Hawn, director Garry Marshall and Kurt Russell on set of 1987's Overboard Overboard was the third movie Hawn, 72, and Russell, 67, worked on together.
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"We have not gone overboard on this case, and a midrange recommendation doesn't go overboard either," he said to the judge.
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Three sailors were swept overboard and died in the inaugural 1973-74 race, and the Dutch sailor Hans Horrevoets was killed in 2006 after falling overboard in the North Atlantic.
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Carole and Tinsley got sick and were throwing up overboard.
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"We shouldn't go overboard in pursuit of appearances," he said.
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Get some helpful blueprints, but don't go too overboard here.
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Two men were reported overboard from Carnival cruises last December.
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Indeed, their natural impulse will be to throw him overboard.
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Coast Guard searches for Carnival Cruise passenger who fell overboard.
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COAST GUARD SEARCHES FOR CARNIVAL CRUISE PASSENGER WHO FELL OVERBOARD
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The Medallion won't alert the crew if you've fallen overboard.
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But some tea nuts go overboard trying to experience it.
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Fellow deckhand Rhylee Gerber called "man overboard" over the radio.
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"I'm not bored!" she screams as she pushes Russell overboard.
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She also cautioned against going overboard with fonts and colors.
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Nothing could replace Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell in Overboard.
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Gail: I do think she went overboard in some areas.
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The cruise industry says the overboard technology hasn't been perfected.
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Maybe I'd simply gone a little overboard with the cheese.
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Do I think that consolidation has gone overboard in tech?
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A miracle rescue A cruise ship crew member falls overboard.
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And that was another thing where we went completely overboard.
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A thousand times I've almost decided to throw everything overboard.
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Pretty much everything he does that goes overboard helps him.
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Sometimes leftovers may be incorporated, but judiciously; don't go overboard.
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"And then I went overboard," he said, laughing rather mischievously.
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Whoever created this character went a little overboard with backstory.
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Some people also go extremely overboard with pumpkins and decor.
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Still, they kept dying in droves, their bodies thrown overboard.
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Some singers go overboard with the coloratura in these repeats.
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By that point, Ms. Appel's mobile phone had fallen overboard.
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Some have suggested that Mr. Schwarzman's critics have gone overboard.
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His friends caution against going overboard with the "pragmatist" label.
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And when I do go overboard, they're like: 'Pull it back.
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You have to ask permission, but not go overboard with it.
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Let's just not go overboard and start feeding babies almond milk.
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It's important not to go overboard when it comes to acids.
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"Nobody should feel pressure to go overboard with mermaids!" he jokes.
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Or is this just another case of Internet rage gone overboard?
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Mr. Rodriguez stars in the remake of the romantic comedy "Overboard."
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Now here we have a new Overboard, for a new generation.
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Many mainstream liberals, including erstwhile supporters, have thrown her overboard entirely.
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Tiffany Haddish might not want to go overboard in Miami again.
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That's how you know when you are going a little overboard.
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But we've also arguably gone overboard with modern-day urban lighting.
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Overboard is scheduled to be released in theaters April 20, 2018.
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Wouldn't have been the first time Brock went a little overboard.
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I go overboard and ask for Nutella, pistachio cream, and coconut.
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Kim's advice is simple: Do your best, but don't go overboard.
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The Chelsea barware set offers a holiday look without going overboard.
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Stick to the recommended twice-daily use, and don't go overboard.
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We've even been known to go a little overboard with it.
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Other protein powders and drinks go overboard with sucralose or stevia.
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Time and again, "Microbe and Gasoline" risks cuteness without going overboard.
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To be successful, projects can't go overboard with theatrics, analysts say.
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" (Bloomberg View) • Lex (going overboard on "Star Wars" allusions) writes, "M.
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You don't need to go overboard, just a drop will do.
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Princess Cruises did not say when exactly the woman went overboard.
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When it comes to eating I try not to go overboard.
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I've also gone overboard lately in the name of self-love.
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We went a bit overboard testing the best cheap coffee maker.
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"Overboard" is currently averaging a bleak 23 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
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"Don't be gloomy and doomy in an overboard sense," Kudlow said.
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Still, investors shouldn't go overboard with bets on socially responsible companies.
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Ten minutes after leaving the pier, Abdullah cast the anchor overboard.
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The symbolism of this—be careful, or culture will fall overboard!
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Amazingly, Smith says he's not one to go overboard with holiday spirit.
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Several of the migrants jumped overboard and tried to swim to shore.
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Up until his overboard moment in this episode, Theon has a future.
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But I don't feel like we've gone overboard on the dollar here.
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Budget constraints meant that the company couldn't go overboard on luxuries, however.
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We would make three turkeys, tons of stuffing—just go crazy overboard.
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WHAT WILL IT TAKE for the GOP to throw this madman overboard?
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I go a bit overboard this year, but the guy needs everything!
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But when he goes overboard, Kate sees the chance to get revenge.
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His sailors uncovered the scheme, and Hegestratos jumped overboard to his death.
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I settle on a gouda and a cheddar, which is probably overboard.
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The point here is that beauty doesn't have to always go overboard.
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To make matters worse, their phone fell overboard on the first day.
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Sometimes Samsung's image enhancing and sharpening goes overboard, as this comparison illustrates.
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Let's not go overboard, manufacturing was still up 2.3% year-on-year.
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They are antagonizing China by threatening to overboard the one-China policy.
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I'm not going overboard when I say that I love this car.
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"I jumped overboard because they said they would kill everybody," said Lovell.
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That could mean they went overboard hiking rates between 298 and 20073.
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That could mean they went overboard hiking rates between 19953 and 2018.
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"Stay within the price range without skimping or going overboard, " says Salemi.
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Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta went overboard in his support for Mrs.
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Piercy attempted to rescue Ellingson after he fell overboard but was unsuccessful.
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Nothing goes overboard unless we have run it through a treatment plant.
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Fisher was thrown overboard, and crew members believe he was knocked unconscious.
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You can express your identity in many ways without having to overboard.
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There's no such thing as going overboard with stocking your pantry, right?
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Wine was tossed overboard to appease water dragons and wrathful sea gods.
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Frank Bruni's big Italian family goes overboard with the food at Thanksgiving.
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And Lionsgate and and MGM's "Overboard" came in fourth with $10.1 million.
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This makes us more prone to over-indulgence, so avoid going overboard.
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In the panic, she was tossed overboard, tumbling into the predawn blackness.
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Feel free to wear more brightly colored elements, but don't go overboard.
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Maybe you went a bit overboard with the end-of-year sales.
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I take out cash so I can stop myself from going overboard.
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It was not clear how many of the three containers went overboard.
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So how did these birds survive going overboard on a cold river?
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But more important, perhaps, is the way we sort of took it overboard.
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Octavia Spencer has learned the hard way not to go overboard on undergarments.
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WILLIAMS: No, the security guard went overboard, Jesse, by suddenly getting ICE involved.
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Maybe it's not reason to throw a perfectly good theory and understanding overboard.
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I always try to go overboard with the amount of information I give.
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Surveillance video indicates she fell overboard from the 10th deck early Friday morning.
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Arguably, they've gone a little overboard in some cases, but... I think so.
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Voter backlash against Rogan for going overboard helped Schiff win his California district.
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Over 20 percent cash is quite a nervous reaction but not necessarily overboard.
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The woman was presumed overboard, Cunard said in a statement to local media.
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The ship was 27 miles southwest of Freeport, Bahamas, when Patel went overboard.
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Credit: Edie Widder and Dean Grubbs "They throw the rest overboard," said Grubbs.
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AT&T, in particular, bitched and whined about the "overboard" and "unnecessary" proposal.
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While Trump eventually relented, Ayotte may have gone overboard in calming the waters.
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I thought it was a big mistake by the Republicans, went way overboard.
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"These basic rules should not be thrown overboard," Brodtmann said in a statement.
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It looks like the set of the new Overboard remake is rounding out.
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You can risk things at times, but sometimes girls go a little overboard.
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The film's emotions go overboard almost as often as the frequently soaked sailors.
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Awareness of your food intake will make you less likely to go overboard.
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Still, there's no need to go overboard in our explanations, Ms. Connors said.
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Barrett and Faris began dating in 2017 after working on her film Overboard.
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We see a few nods to the original in the new Overboard trailer.
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"I'm just crazy about that movie," Faris told EW of the original Overboard.
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Still, in the past week or two, things have gone a bit overboard.
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Emerging from a period of grieving doesn't mean that you pitch grief overboard.
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Sometimes it's easy to go overboard — or maybe you were just experimenting anyway.
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In "Man Overboard" (2017), a dory sits on a shelf, its oars untended.
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We are sympathetic with the cause, the argument goes, but don't go overboard.
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Nothing overboard, but just little things paying homage to how she got here.
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I try to eat a varied diet and not go overboard on anything.
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A fourth member of the crew was thrown overboard and survived, firemen said.
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Not everything goes, just like critics shouldn't get to go overboard against seasoned pros.
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"Kurt n I snuggled up and watched Overboard together," Hawn tweeted in June 2015.
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The two had been spending time together since working on the new film Overboard.
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The pirates threw Christian's body overboard, leaving only his bloodied glasses on the deck.
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A Nigerian woman is keening: her two children were lost overboard before rescue arrived.
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McGrory fell on the ship onto a lower deck and did not fall overboard.
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Eat a sensible breakfast and light lunch, or you might go overboard at dinner.
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This strikes me as going overboard: Users Are Suing Fitbit Over Inaccurate Heart Monitors.
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If you're going to do something to excess, you might as well go overboard.
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The box office will tell the tale when Overboard hits theaters on April 13.
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"Man overboard!" someone screams over the radio transceiver, as deckhands rush to help him.
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In 10th place, MGM and Lionsgate-Pantelion's "Overboard" notched $2 million at 1,228 locations.
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Moms always go overboard for their kids' birthday parties, especially for the first birthday.
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Still, the movie goes overboard on his space-cape costumery, which forgives a lot.
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"The Fed has gone a little overboard with its amount of transparency," he said.
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And even if you do go really overboard, don't panic and beat yourself up.
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One thing the Medallion won't do is alert the crew if you've fallen overboard.
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So who can blame them for going a little overboard and revelling in it?
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Eduardo had to jump overboard, into the Bay of Pigs, and swim to shore.
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They were at sea for days; when someone died, the body was thrown overboard.
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Of course, the smaller you go, the more you heave overboard, Ms. Behm said.
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" Mr. Shnayder, of Citizens Bank, also said that the documentation requirements can go "overboard.
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Their job is to jump overboard and splash about to scare fish into nets.
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He won't hesitate to throw Trump overboard if it will help him maintain power.
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It was jetsam thrown overboard intentionally by Comey to save himself, not his agency.
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At the same time, going overboard on the productivity front also had its shortcomings.
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The man went overboard about 35 miles south of the Florida Keys, officials said.
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In the midst of a miraculous book, I tend to go overboard on empathy.
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Pixels may be vastly more expensive than Going Overboard, but it is equally insufferable.
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We might have gone overboard, but we didn't push people or laugh at anyone.
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They put him in a kind of duffelbag, a sack, and throw him overboard.
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AF This will throw your theory overboard, but it was even earlier than that.
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"We can't continue to kill ocean life and then throw it overboard," Cousteau said.
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On Christmas Eve, a Harmony of the Seas staff member went overboard, CNN reported.
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Although the risk of going overboard will never be eliminated, race officials and crews said, Fisher's loss revealed several safety areas to be addressed, including redundancy in new technologies, to help in preventing people from going overboard and in recovering lost crew.
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Sometimes people go overboard, but they don't have to; it's all about balance and proportion.
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First, they went overboard in their attacks on Trump, with some playing the Hitler card.
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"Costco goes overboard on the whole member is always right s—," one Reddit user wrote.
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It's just — and don't get us wrong here — sometimes we all go a bit overboard.
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This company provides products that carefully walk the line between being hipster without going overboard.
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In one of the first signs of trouble, she said she lost her cellphone overboard.
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Poor communications used to be partly to blame, too, but that excuse has fallen overboard.
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Do you think it's fair so far, or are you nervous about it going overboard?
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Then the rich person gets amnesia by falling, wait for it, overboard, off their yacht.
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Fishermen threw it back overboard in fear of prosecution, so no chance for research. pic.twitter.
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Her family now says the dogs and the model fell overboard at the same time.
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We've been influential but if it doesn't really float your boat, you can't go overboard.
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Try not to go overboard with your escapist tendencies—things will mellow out later today.
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Not that the men who go overboard and disrespect a woman are acting like men.
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It's all pretty ridiculous, and the ending goes overboard, but Mr. Costner keeps it entertaining.
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As for authenticity on a broader scale: Well, she knows better than to go overboard.
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A woman who fell overboard from a Norwegian Cruise ship was saved by the crew.
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Incredibly, a gaggle of politicians and editorial boards then condemned the president for going overboard.
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For the first time, I could totally see how people could end up going overboard.
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Recently, Anna Faris and Eugenio Derbez' remake of "Overboard" debuted with a modest $227 million.
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He said he tried for two hours to get her body overboard, but gave up.
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In that accident, the clip for Speirs's safety tether broke and he was washed overboard.
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Most go overboard and use large amounts, way more than any guy could physically cum.
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Instead, the crew prepared to throw overboard large, shock-absorbing fenders to protect their ship.
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After that intense cold open, we see the reality of Ruth sending Frank Jr. overboard.
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We read that he fell overboard while on a ship during his escape from Elba.
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I go overboard on Hanna Andersson and spend $154.67 on an assortment of baby clothes.
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"You can go overboard with a glamorous look if you're not careful," Ms. Merhi said.
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"I think the market has gone overboard in their negative view of energy," Cooperman said.
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I went way overboard and had these installed all over, but I'm glad I did.
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In one case, a dozen Christian refugees fleeing Libya were thrown overboard by Muslim migrants.
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The original "Overboard," released in 1987, starred Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell as love interests.
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Even some of Steyer's local staff privately acknowledge the volume of ads has gone overboard.
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And if you go overboard, take a pain reliever and hydrate to mitigate a hangover.
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Did some of the weekend's early pro-Scott sentiment feel forced, maybe even mawkishly overboard?
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It is certainly true that US clinicians went overboard on opioid prescribing, with horrifying repercussions.
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I just think it's better with any type of thing to not go overboard with it.
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If you go shopping, make sure that you don't go overboard — avoid creating clutter for yourself.
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I really could probably eat TB again, but I think that miiiight be a little overboard.
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Behind the scenes, Republican lawmakers expressed relief that Trump did not go overboard in his speech.
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In fact, we had to toss a few things overboard toward the end due to time.
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The keys on the Pixelbook Go feel just substantial enough to be satisfying without going overboard.
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Officials said the victim simply "went overboard" on the second day of the five-day cruise.
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I prefer the Pixel 22's images overall, even though occasionally it goes a little overboard.
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The Canadian singer-songwriter isn't going overboard with the production on his first all-arena tour.
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Declaring him a Jonah, they endeavor to toss him overboard as a tribute to the seas.
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In the end, they don't throw anything overboard because they don't want to hurt the environment.
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The bachelor went a little overboard on everything, and ended up running off with a prostitute.
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Muaz Mahmud, an Ethiopian, was also thrown overboard with his wife and two-month-old infant.
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"That might have been a little overboard, but I just went for it," Kevin told Glamour.
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The two have been spending time together since September after working on the new film Overboard.
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Plus, "we don't go overboard when there's the big study abroad, expensive field trips," he says.
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Two might feel somewhat limiting, and four or more is a little overboard for most occasions.
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Just don't go overboard with ordering too much caffeine because it's now so easy to do.
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That can quickly go overboard, but all of human experience is about striking that healthy balance.
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As for lunch, "she didn't go overboard with the tacos" by choosing smart toppings, says Glassman.
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Madsen, 47, admitted to dismembering the body and throwing it overboard but he denied murdering Wall.
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In addition, Pelosi would throw overboard the many people who depend on America's creators and innovators.
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"Tully" and "Overboard" open May 4 in the U.S. They're rated R and PG-13, respectively.
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Everyone is sad for you when your pet dies, but you're not supposed to go overboard.
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An MSC Cruises crew member dove into the ocean to save a woman who fell overboard.
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An MSC Cruises crew member dove into the ocean to save a woman who fell overboard.
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It's that Post's selection feels like it's 180 degrees more overboard than it needs to be.
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The company has gone a little overboard with the padding, which extends fully over the head.
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A squall sweeps a hand overboard and you can sail on or attempt to rescue him.
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It worked and she landed an interview — during it, she apologized for "going overboard," she said.
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You have the freedom to go overboard, nobody takes to much notice if you do so.
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"Unable to open the window and overwhelmed by smoke, the crew jumped overboard," the report said.
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At least 10 people were reported to have jumped overboard as the vessel languished at sea.
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Bodies eventually had to be thrown overboard because the smell was so horrible, Mr. Rafiq said.
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He testified that he threw his overboard, but that he did not know where hers was.
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The first time I tried it, I went overboard and my hair ended up looking greasy.
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While curbing excess washing has its merits, there are bound to be those who go overboard.
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Sure, we all love a cute animal GIF from time to time, but don't go overboard.
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The challenge was to do this without going overboard on the whole "Pomp and Circumstance" thing.
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When a crate containing two blank, stretched canvases is washed overboard, she dives in after it.
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"Why don't we all, like, go get together?" one visibly panicked passenger suggests after jumping overboard.
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Now it's important that you don't go overboard and start manipulating your biceps to alien proportions.
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For the 800 or so sailors and Marines who made it overboard, another, longer ordeal waited.
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"We are going all out, overboard, in terms of clothes and food," the excited bride said.
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Fixating on huge crises prompts politicians to go overboard, become too improvisational and ignore other issues.
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They were even tossed overboard when a ship needed to lose ballast for a quick getaway.
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As the story goes, in the center of the river, the rat kicked the cat overboard.
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Don't go overboard: Trust me, you don't need all those random things you think you'll need.
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I'm all fine with that, but some of the words that came out of his mouth was a little bit overboard, and being a guy with pride, a guy with three kids and a family, some things just go overboard and that's where he took it.
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So when she finds something that her body can digest, she can sometimes go a little overboard.
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On the Outlaw Ocean, stowaways are cast overboard and left to die hundreds of miles from land.
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The CW superhero universe can at times go overboard with the gimmicks, with crossovers and "event" episodes.
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The Overboard actress has also shared several photos from her tropical getaway on her own Instagram account.
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When drug traffickers in the area think they might get caught, they throw their cocaine cargo overboard.
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Faris was first spotted with Barrett, 48, in September 2017 after both worked on the film Overboard.
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On Thursday, a Carnival Victory crew member was seen falling overboard about 30 miles northwest of Cuba.
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He said that in the long term, however, China would avoid going overboard with their warning messages.
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Facebook and its properties, such as Instagram, have a propensity to go overboard when enforcing these policies.
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The tech platforms are certainly worthy of scrutiny, but we can go a bit overboard at times.
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The most popular system washes sulphur out of engine fumes with seawater, which is then chucked overboard.
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On top of all that, Longoria starred in the comedy Overboard alongside Anna Faris earlier this year.
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Theon jumps overboard, and Euron leaves with his priceless gift: Ellaria Sand, who killed Cersei's daughter Myrcella.
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But unlike other festivals, these attendees didn't have to go overboard with their glam to get noticed.
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" It added that Jacobs' request for any instructions to SourceCorp to purge records was "overboard and burdensome.
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Still on Atkins, she also allows herself a cheat day once a week, but doesn't go overboard.
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Hutchins urges cardholders to spend within their means and to avoid going overboard just to earn rewards.
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But instead of trying to fix it by going overboard on product, she recommends embracing the difference.
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"We assumed she went overboard," Ed Casas said, but they couldn't see the dog in the water.
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"We got 3,000 crazy emails ... it was just to show awareness and it went overboard," Alony said.
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Going overboard with follow-ups can be off-putting and ensure that your communication will go unanswered.
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Water began to seep in and, in the panic, passengers threw their belongings overboard to stay afloat.
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It was written to sound like what a distraught victim might say, but it was too overboard.
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Instead, it quickly tosses those themes overboard and falls back on a reliable set of supernatural tropes.
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You gotta have the silvers and the golds and what not, but I go a little overboard.
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The early '80s saw Overboard, of course, as well as movies like Protocol and a Playboy cover.
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If someone falls overboard, it will be difficult to find and retrieve them, especially in rough seas.
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Throwing Sessions overboard would, of course, backfire, just as it did with Sally Yates and James Comey.
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Helen's American menu is generic, while its decor and drink names go overboard with outdated Orientalist themes.
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At times Ms. Leve goes overboard when she gets into the clinical aspects of what she suffered.
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Throwing it overboard is likely to result in outcomes for consumers that are neither cheap nor smart.
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One boy jumped overboard to escape the bullets but was shot dead in the water, she said.
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People onboard the second boat are seen hurling bags overboard before being intercepted by the Coast Guard.
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That might be the most overboard Galaxy Note thing I've ever heard of, but why not, right?
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We probably took it a little overboard and got a little obnoxious, but it got everybody pumped.
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Still, Fin sometimes goes overboard so users shouldn't be shy about contesting any charges that seem ridiculous.
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Yuet-kwan was scared for his brother as he deteriorated; he once fell overboard and nearly drowned.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family members love to go overboard for Halloween, and this year is no exception.
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" He also cautioned against going overboard: "I think extreme exercise should be avoided, because it is stressful.
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The helmsman hit the red man-overboard button at the wheel, which records the boat's GPS location.
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The Dutch sailor Hans Horrevoets went overboard in a North Atlantic gale during the 2005-06 edition.
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Fisher was serving on watch and wearing survival equipment at the time he went overboard, organizers said.
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Season 2 picks up with Georgina tossing his body overboard and being flung into the drink herself.
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"I probably went a little overboard in my comments about the reporter," she told the Sun Sentinel.
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This race was a reminder with British sailor John Fisher being lost overboard in the Southern Ocean.
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There is no secret league of Wellses — just one critic who sometimes goes overboard in his research.
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Before it is over, various other characters are shot, stabbed, thrown overboard and run down by horses.
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Jumping overboard into the bathtub-warm water, I watched their ominous approach, both as weather and metaphor.
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I pictured the finless sharks drowning after being cast overboard, the marine equivalent of being buried alive.
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In 2000, it banned cutting off fins at sea and throwing the rest of the carcass overboard.
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So if I have a message to you, don't be gloomy and doomy in an overboard sense.
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When the child refused to put down a stuffed animal, Dr. Rosecrans threatened to throw it overboard.
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He'd dropped them overboard from a fishing boat, in 14 feet of water off Boynton Beach, Fla.
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Overall, I think most NBA franchises are pretty good at not going overboard on NCAA tournament performances.
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Because Zoey commits a cardinal sin of "hooking up:" going overboard on the overthinking text messages, finding a getaway boat at the bottom of her emotional free-fall, and then jumping overboard once again for good measure, effectively drowning herself in iMessages about baby names and shared checking accounts.
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But Anders says that's nothing compared to earlier drafts, which really went overboard on the pop culture elements.
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Overboard is as much a comedy of errors as it is a statement about motherhood and female independence.
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The actress, who is starring in a remake of Overboard, has been seen with rumored boyfriend Michael Barrett.
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And while Cramer doesn't expect the success of these companies to dwindle, he does think it is overboard.
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There was a purely practical rationale, too: Stripes were easy to spot if a crew member fell overboard.
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What's more, along with temporary relief, going a little overboard with shopping could bring about even more stress.
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It's easy to go overboard (read: the baby blue eye shadow that may have matched your prom dress).
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But there are only two things that really matter: First, Shamekka is going overboard with her butt injections.
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If a smuggler anticipates he might be caught, he throws the cocaine overboard, attached to a flotation device.
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Each of these cups cooks up a perfect serving of popcorn, so there's no risk of going overboard.
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You'll also have to worry about shooting sharks if you jump overboard and venture out into the ocean.
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A Marine who went overboard from the USS Essex last week was declared dead Friday, military officials said.
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A dash of mustard, a splash of ketchup — you don't have to go overboard to make them tasty.
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Watch them toss these suckers overboard to prove to middle-class Jews they don't mean any of it.
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Back in September, Amazon went a bit overboard with Alexa-powered devices like a microwave and wall clock.
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Matt jumps overboard to rescue the man, but doesn't find him in time and is pulled back aboard.
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While initially shiny, it dries to a matte finish, but won't go overboard and dry to a crust.
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When their boat was within sight of the Yemeni coast, the traffickers ordered the passengers to jump overboard.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, a sense that school systems and police departments went overboard has begun to take root.
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When parents go overboard protecting their children, they don't allow them to take risks and reap the consequences.
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It's no less intuitive, but takes getting used to if you're accustomed to riding an old-school overboard.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family tends to love extravagant themes, which typically means the sisters go overboard for Halloween.
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I'm not afraid to go overboard with highlighter, and often apply glowing blushes and highlights to my cheeks.
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Fun fact: 15 chests of Young Hyson were among those thrown overboard in the Boston Tea Party. See?
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The bass on the headphones is natural and deep without going overboard, while the mids are well-tuned.
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The first step in Mr. Bolsonaro's rescue plan, in other words, is to throw a few survivors overboard.
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These waters may calm down and we may go overboard tomorrow, but you have to stay in control.
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Ms. Cunningham and Mr. Curtis go overboard on audience outreach, explaining everything in a tone of apologetic disclaimer.
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As a boat approached the vessel, it suddenly sank, and Mr. Madsen jumped overboard and swam to rescuers.
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Although he still follows his friend's advice on selecting knafeh, he will often, admittedly, go overboard in quantity.
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Stay focused on promoting your client attentiveness and don't go overboard touting your graphic design or writing skills.
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If you want a gaming phone that goes way overboard when it comes to specs, look no further.
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They described how their smuggler had tossed them overboard as their boat approached Shabwa, on the Yemeni coast.
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When 9-year-old Nainoa Flores is tossed overboard on a family vacation, the sharks soon start circling.
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The piece describes officials subtly steering the ship of state around Trump, not trying to throw him overboard.
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While government regulation of some professions makes sense, this has gone way overboard — killing jobs and economic opportunity.
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So, I've tried to stay away from going overboard on researching the twists and turns of the outbreak.
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You also can add a little publicity for yourself, but don't go overboard with any sayings or artwork.
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Smarter Living: If you went overboard with holiday shopping, here's how to get your finances back on track.
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The crew tried but failed to open a window and then jumped overboard after being overwhelmed by smoke.
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The crew tried but failed to open a window and then jumped overboard after being overwhelmed by smoke.
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Though proceed with caution, since reaching top thrust speeds could get slightly, um, uncomfortable, if you go overboard.
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Here's what they agree on: • The United States went overboard on mass incarceration in the 2003s and 1990s.
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But there's also no need to go overboard, suggesting that a wedding is on the horizon, she said.
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Trump seems to want to throw that strategy overboard in favor of a return to the Bush approach.
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But don't go overboard: No evidence supports the "eight glasses of water a day" claims, Dr. Freedhoff said.
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Richard announces he wants to quit, but the rest of the team already planned to throw him overboard.
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Donald Trump's explicit campaign promise to eschew cuts to Medicaid is thrown overboard in favor of drastic reductions.
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"Christmas is one of my favorite holidays and we always go overboard in decorating the whole house," she says.
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I always feel like I have to go overboard when staying for free with friends to repay their generosity.
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As a crew member struggles to get a line together, a sudden dip in the waves pulls him overboard.
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Make sure that you're not going too overboard with your generosity, because Jupiter has a tendency to overdo it.
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"Don't worry, I have another pair of pants," Regan said, taking off his shoes and socks and jumping overboard.
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If you go shopping, make sure that you don't go overboard — you don't want to create clutter for yourself.
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On the second launch, the booster managed to land on the drone ship, but fell overboard in rough waters.
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Some observers see them as cautionary figures, warning CrossFitters not to go overboard, or risk ending up like them.
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But it's possible that some people are just "going overboard" with a connection between the "holiday blues" and suicide.
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A20143: Well I think it's sending the wrong message in the sense that we have gone overboard with austerity.
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The Overboard actress, 42, was delighted by Kardashian's thoughtfulness at sending her a pair of Good American maternity jeans.
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The 10-month-old Belgian Malinois went overboard as her owners were boating on Lake Michigan on Sunday, UpNorthLive.
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Designers found lots of clever ways to massage the iconic Cadillac chevron shape into the interior without going overboard.
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The model knows how to accessorize without going overboard, using smaller pieces of jewelry to make a big statement.
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For this reason, it's important to include keywords from the job description in your resume — but don't go overboard.
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As anyone who's gone overboard on pot brownies knows, you can hardly put a price tag on that knowledge.
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The source said Trump was bothered by the scope of Sessions' decision to recuse, viewing it as going overboard.
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Google's Googley takeover For the second year in a row, Google's marketing department went a bit overboard at CES.
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" "The UC that was presented is overboard, and this is something that should be done in a thoughtful way.
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The Midgett arrived on the scene, and its crew examined the objects thrown overboard, which tested positive for cocaine.
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You can spruce up your sofa with pillows that offer the right amount of holiday style without going overboard.
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The dog in question was Jäegermeister, a Jack Russell terrier whose owner had reported him overboard three hours earlier.
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Jupiter exaggerates, overindulges, and goes overboard, just like you, Pisces, at an all-you-can-eat-and-drink brunch.
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"And [the doctor] said, 'Goldie, if you get any closer, you're gonna fall in,&apos" added the Overboard actress.
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In response, Husband-and-Wife Lachey painted Carlton and Diamond as victims and the keyboard warriors as overboard psychopaths.
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I was not overbored by this grid today, Mr. Trabucco, I feel you went quite overboard to amuse us.
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" And this time, he said, as he puffed on a big Dominican cigar, Mr. Trump had "really gone overboard.
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A group of French sailors stuck to a more old fashioned way: throwing a message in a bottle overboard.
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His words are being used by Trump allies to argue that the prosecutors in the Stone case went overboard.
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The problem is that sometimes the brain goes overboard producing it, and when that happens the brain is damaged.
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And its four-quart design means you won't be going overboard on meals unless you know, you want to.
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They awakened their colleagues two at a time, lured them outside and butchered them, throwing their bodies overboard.
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Any newly elected Democrats will see their careers as short lived, and themselves as thrown overboard by their party.
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We parents can sometimes go completely overboard, and that is why it is important to be smart about it.
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It was by no stretch normal, but I think people were very respectful to not try to go overboard.
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"If you look at the money we're spending on homelessness, we're going way overboard," said Howard Epstein of SFRP.
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Recently, she revealed her latest indulgences on her app and website, sharing that she doesn't go overboard on the sweets.
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I'm hungry so of course I go overboard and get a large burrito, chips and salsa, and a small margarita.
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Carnival officials told KHOU Houston that video footage shows 33-year-old Samantha Broberg falling overboard at around 2 a.m.
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"He went like overboard that night I was bawling, naked, on a bed, him on top of me," she said.
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A Norwegian Cruise Line crew member went overboard near Cuba and was rescued 22 hours later by a Carnival Cruise.
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Style with mules in a soft hue, and don't go overboard with the accessories (aside from an umbrella, of course).
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He first met the 37-year-old when she was 7½, on the set of mom Goldie Hawn's movie Overboard.
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We'll save them up until we have enough and then he'll go out on the boat and toss them overboard.
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The pair was panned for their performance, with critics saying Hathaway, 36, had gone overboard while Franco, 40, lacked energy.
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Don't go too overboard though: Everyone knows a real sex-haver is too busy doing sex to worry about virgins.
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It signals that [Trump]'s not going to throw the alt-right overboard now that he's in the White House.
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" Then, with Schumer joking that Hawn was calling it her best, the Overboard actress agreed, "I'm saying it's the best.
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The rudimentary method involved tossing overboard a "hunk of lead at the end of a rope" to plumb the depths.
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The Republican Party has not thrown the president overboard; their collective electoral and policy incentives do not (yet) support that.
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In addition, there's been no historic consideration of "discards," the fish killed but tossed back overboard (compared to "landed" fish).
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Previous attempts to explain the Hawking radiation while retaining causal determinism have involved throwing some other cherished physical axiom overboard.
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Sarah Young, a 40-year-old British businesswoman, died after being swept overboard in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
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Yes, gold is not something that any investor should go overboard with and make a big portion of their portfolio.
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Since toppings were no extra cost at MOD, I went a little overboard with pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, onions, and artichokes.
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Of course, during this process, you do want to be careful about going overboard in your handling of the situation.
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On December 16, a 22-year-old Georgia man with autism went overboard on a Mexico-bound Carnival Fantasy cruise.
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As children, we loved when Santa would come, of course, but we never went overboard buying gifts for each other.
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New entrepreneurs unfamiliar with the law often find themselves either not protecting their intellectual property, or going overboard doing so.
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It may seem Snipes is going overboard with the portrayal of Martin, but Brewer said that's really how he was.
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The search for a cruise-ship passenger who reportedly went overboard Tuesday has ended, U.S. Coast Guard officials said Wednesday.
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And since Greitens' potential replacement, Mike Parson, is a Republican, people in his party have no problem throwing him overboard.
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"We had a good time at the Virgin fest in part because we didn't go too far overboard," he says.
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But don't go overboard — on May 26, Venus will oppose Saturn, which will bring cold, hard realities to the surface.
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But when it comes to adult use, how do you make sure you have a good time without going overboard?
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LONDON — It appears that someone went a tad overboard with the dry ice machine for the Halloween festivities in London.
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Personal A.I.S. instantaneously puts a person overboard target on the screens of the ships within several miles of the victim.
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The World Shipping Council estimates that of the 218 million containers shipped worldwide each year, more than 1,500 fall overboard.
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It's easy to go overboard, but you want to have enough pillows to make your bed look and feel luxurious.
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The straps and pipes were tied to her torso and limbs to weight them down after he threw them overboard.
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However, Redlener said, many shoppers go overboard when purchasing food supplies, loading up on cases of tuna and peanut butter.
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Mr. Villeneuve said it was important to use materials that closely matched the original masonry — and to not go overboard.
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Mr. Marato, who was himself outside, was tossed overboard into the water, and rescued a short time later by fishermen.
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They want to satisfy panic buying without going overboard and creating a glut on the market when the surge subsides.
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"That's a big bang for your buck," Mr. Cousens said, as he plopped one of the freshly notched females overboard.
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A man was seen holding a girl over the side of the boat, perhaps threatening to drop the child overboard.
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Don't go overboard when applying the styling powder, or your hair may feel sticky and you'll lose the natural look.
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Near dawn, when their smuggler thought he saw the lights of a patrol boat, they were ordered to jump overboard.
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Some people also fish by boat to avoid the crowd, holding their nets overboard as they drift with the current.
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But myriad court cases suggest that as the boats of Baylor rose, to use Mr. Starr's analogy, standards fell overboard.
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If The Morning Show was a ship, then Mitch was the captain, and no one wanted to be thrown overboard.
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But, in the search for these precious gems, thousands of tons of sediment is dredged up and then dumped overboard.
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How many hours were you on the boat that night before the smuggler shot your brother and threw him overboard?
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It was not clear whether Trump plans to throw Tillerson, who in October reportedly called the president a "moron," overboard.
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Allegedly, he met Faris while working on Overboard (2018), a remake of the 1987 comedy starring Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell.
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Rosaldo often travelled to Vancouver last year while he was filming Overboard so the family could spend a few days together.
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DANA PERINO, FOX NEWS: I thought there were several Republicans and including Louie Gohmert I will say who went way overboard.
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" Charen also sees a concern among conservative women about "going overboard, and overly defining what sexual assault and sexual harassment are.
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Overboard, which was released around the same time, had a reported budget of $12 million and has earned $91 million worldwide.
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Last week, AAA released a survey of major car brands that found that automakers have gone overboard in their naming conventions.
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There's one caveat though, the shadow's texture is so fun to play with, it's easy to go overboard on the face.
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The Overboard star's rep confirmed her pregnancy to PEOPLE in December, sharing that she was four months along at the time.
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Neither the U.S. Department of Transportation nor the U.S. Coast Guard specifically track incidents of passengers going overboard from cruise ships.
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I'm a firm believer in sunscreen and I take it a bit overboard when it comes to my face and neck.
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My entire head was covered in foils, and as I gazed in the mirror I was anxious: Am I going overboard?
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Lucky for you, we scoured the web for the gifts that will show just how much you care without going overboard.
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"I wholeheartedly believe this is a bread crumb they through overboard to say 'we are here, come find us,' " she wrote.
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Hathaway, 36, and Franco, 40, were panned for their performance, with critics saying Hathaway had gone overboard while Franco lacked energy.
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When the couple realized Rylee was missing, they quickly made a "dog overboard" announcement, but Rylee was nowhere to be found.
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And while they may not have gone overboard with costumes, scripting, or effort in general, you really can't fault the execution.
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The people who go a little overboard while decorating for Halloween are the ones who make it awesome for everyone else.
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In December, former heavyweight champ Mike Tyson declared he was "too old for this s—" after posting his own overboard fail.
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But the problem with this approach is that you'll feel ultra-restricted and be more likely to go overboard next time.
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" Whitehouse continued, "One by one, all the things that Trump campaigned on that annoyed the Koch brothers are being thrown overboard.
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I mean, it's like a total overboard of different kind of sections of the app that you could find yourself in.
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According to The Guardian, he said that he attached a metal weight around her waist and threw her overboard without looking.
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I cleaned out my closet last week and, in a torrent of frenzied decontamination, went overboard with the purging and donating.
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At times, Mr. Sullivan goes overboard with sound and camera tricks to convey the acute sensory perception of people with autism.
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A storm at the end of May destroyed the boat's engine, and, according to Gizmodo, they lost their satellite phone overboard.
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The kind of exercise that might be "overboard" is the kind a professional athlete would do, not your average SoulCycle devotee.
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While there are amazing deals at Costco and Sam's Club, it's easy to go overboard and spend more than you realize.
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But if you went overboard with privacy concerns, you can also unhide photos on an iPhone in a few simple steps.
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If anything, Victoria suggested, some of the wines had gone overboard in reaction to the once dominant style of powerful fruitiness.
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Too many of the translations go overboard with vaudeville jokes and coarse wit rather than capture the 'esprit' of the original.
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But she said that when she gave birth and father and child bonded so easily she realized she had gone overboard.
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Furthermore, when one places security above all else, it's easy to go overboard punishing the other side, which can jeopardize peace.
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We got her five new outfits (I might have gone overboard!) and a custom bunny stuffed animal I got on Etsy.
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Or what if you went a little overboard and you're about to run out of space for your cat's glamour shots?
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Then there were some less convincing shredded denim pedal pushers and zippered tweed tracksuits that frankly deserved to be thrown overboard.
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At the same time, some of the qualities that made it so exciting when it was new have been tossed overboard.
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John Grannis of the U.S. Marine Corps would go overboard without permission, known today as AWOL, to deliver their whistleblower report.
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But as the vessel turned back, flames kicked up and people began jumping overboard into shallow water, according to witness accounts.
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If your levels are low, raising them with more sunlight exposure or supplements has few downsides if you don't go overboard.
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The artists sought to invent new idioms to cast overboard the academic realism that had been in vogue under the Raj.
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The icon art was tasteful but fun, and the app gave you just the right amount of information without going overboard.
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He told Lorraine that he thought he had just gone overboard the first time, and decided to give it a second try.
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Just be careful: A lot of these have free booze, and it can be easy to go overboard at the open bar.
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And I thought there were several Republicans, including Louie Gohmert, I will say, went way overboard, it felt like a public lynching.
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Its key feature is having three distinct warmth settings, so you can get to your desired level of toastiness without going overboard.
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Great rhetoric – except that the trade deals they negotiated mainly lifted the yachts—and threw millions of working Americans overboard to drown.
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Now Lovell removed the funnel, opened the valve of the life jacket and let the CO2 stream invisibly overboard the same way.
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That once upon a time that was me on his lap yelling ACTION for my mother and pa on Overboard in 1987.
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The Overboard actress took to her podcast, Anna Faris Is Unqualified, to explain the situation... and how she's completely cool with it.
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It's always important to wear sunscreen at the beach, but Princess Eugenie may have gone a bit overboard back in the day.
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The Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom star, 39, and Overboard actress, 41, announced their split in August 2017 after eight years of marriage.
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California Dreamin' Now that mixing and matching different variations of tie dye is a part of your styling arsenal, don't go overboard!
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In the original Garry Marshall version of Overboard (1987), Hawn's character, a spoiled heiress, suffers from amnesia after falling off a yacht.
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"I just think it's gone a bit overboard right now with respect to Deutsche Bank and European banks in general," he said.
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Or does he throw the whole health care debate overboard after what I assume will be a failed repeal vote next week?
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Filicia, on the other hand, enjoys the illusion of a nautical theme, as long as it doesn't go overboard in a room.
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When the Belchers concoct a plan to win a prize in a float contest, Linda goes a little overboard with the costumes.
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The urns had fallen overboard a ship from the Dutch shipping company Trip Scheepvaart, of Scheveningen in The Hague, The Guardian reported.
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An untold number of water rescues were performed that morning by mariners who put to good use their monthly "man overboard" drills.
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Don't go overboard with keywords and skip generic descriptors that don't really set you apart from the rest of the applicant pool.
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Don't go overboard with keywords Many companies and recruiters use keyword-scanning software as a tool to narrow the job applicant pool.
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"They said they would take the boat and that everyone should jump overboard," he said, showing gashes and bruises on his arm.
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If I was falling short on protein or going overboard on carbs, I could rejig things a bit to strike a balance.
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He went overboard in his praise of Fiorina, merely reminding us all of what an odd and oddly timed alliance theirs was.
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Apart from dodging waves which can throw sailors overboard, fatigue is also a major factor in the 24-hour a day racing.
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These games can add up fast, so you don't want to go overboard by entering a bunch of pools all at once.
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We hit the wake of another boat, and the Fox reporter, trying to balance a camera on his shoulder, almost fell overboard.
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A Norwegian Cruise Line crew member who fell overboard was rescued by a Carnival cruise ship after treading water for 22 hours.
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Business owners should think twice before going overboard on trademarking names and logos, at least until they're sure the branding will stick.
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I think I gave up, went home, drew some pathetic ribs onto a white T-shirt, and went overboard with the eyeliner.
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Normally, "Don't you think you're milking it a bit too much?" is asking whether someone has gone overboard in looking for sympathy.
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In its reporting on the pandemic, as with most issues, the press along with Democrat politicians have gone overboard criticizing the President.
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The Volvo crews are drilled relentlessly on recovery of a person overboard, and the latest locator beacons are provided to each sailor.
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Most diets recommend nuts in large amounts, but if you go overboard on this protein alternative, your skin will pay the price.
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"I wholeheartedly believe this is a bread crumb they [threw] overboard to say, 'We are here, come find us,'" Stephanie McCluney posted.
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But in the heat of a close-run election campaign, "children overboard" became a cornerstone of the government's argument for re-election.
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Japan: Dozens of North Korean fishermen were thrown overboard when a fishing trawler collided with a Japanese patrol ship in Japan's waters.
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When a writer needs to think up some great, imposing force to pit against their protagonist, sometimes they go a little overboard.
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A Pentagon official involved in the operation said the American warship did a "man overboard" rescue drill while passing by the island.
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During the bile-filled, Breitbart-fueled campaign, Mr. Bannon encouraged Mr. Trump, who called him "my Steve," to toss all convention overboard.
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Kamara treated himself to wings instead of going overboard with an expensive impulse purchase such as a house or a luxury car.
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Or mix it with a lower calorie, whole grain cereal so you can enjoy a bigger breakfast bowl without going calorie-overboard.
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The defense of norms can go overboard, to be sure, but the past week shows just how vital some of them are.
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But at what point would it be a war and at what point should we be worried that it's really gone overboard?
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"I won't go overboard on the acquisitions front because it's important that we get our balance sheet back into shape," he said.
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White House advisor Steven Bannon is unlikely to leave, but Trump could throw him overboard if he needs a scapegoat, Valliere said.
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But at the same time, we get it: The thing with max shine is that it's far too easy to go overboard.
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" Unmoved by the Arab Spring, he tweeted in September 2012, "We threw our ally Mubarak overboard and Egypt is now our enemy.
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Thrown overboard during a storm at sea, Jonah is swallowed whole by an enormous whale, wherein he learns to submit to God's will.
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Marshall worked with Hawn on the film Overboard and with Kate Hudson on several films, including their most recent collaboration on Mother's Day.
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Don't go overboard on the basil, he warns, as he adds a pinch of sugar to correct against the bitterness of the herbs.
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And this thematic fascination isn't limited to any one movie genre; it's the one thing Overboard, Memento, and Rashomon all have in common.
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Compared to standard auto, the AI cam's pic features better white balance, more saturated colors, and a nice blue sky without going overboard.
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Spain sent a naval vessel on Tuesday afternoon to rescue the migrants and take them to Mallorca after some of them jumped overboard.
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And since your third marriage ended with Massimo mysteriously falling overboard somewhere near Malta, never to be seen again, you're eating for two.
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Or, perhaps you went overboard on all the polka dots and florals and need to add some more timeless items into the mix?
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But they shouldn't go overboard by loading up on bonds and ignoring the home-ownership opportunity that low interest rates afford, she said.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's episode of the Discovery Channel series, cameras capture the chilling moment when a deckhand goes overboard.
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Two of their companions died during the journey, and they tossed their bodies overboard rather than succumb to the temptation to eat them.
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We Philadelphians have a massive inferiority complex and have a tendency to go overboard with our civic pride, but that's a different article.
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We don't recommend going overboard, but treat yourself after you do something productive or if you just made it into work that day.
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A remake of the 1987 comedy Overboard is coming out with one change – the genders of the two main characters have been swapped.
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Of course, no matter how careful you are with marijuana, there's still a chance you'll go overboard and find yourself way too high.
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Focus on doing the best job you can and being upbeat and friendly — but don't go overboard trying to be everyone's best friend.
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The couple scored a modest hit with 1987's Overboard, after which they apparently decided not to star in any further films together.
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Read More Europe banking meltdown: Why it's gone 'overboard' "During periods of extreme negativity, you see complete dislocation in different sectors," Seaburg said.
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But Saldana's shorter workouts are a great reminder that you don't have to go overboard with your exercise if you're not into it.
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The South African Below Deck deckhand survived a terrifying accident on Tuesday's episode, barely escaping with his life as he was pulled overboard.
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It's also capable of tracking your bandwidth usage to keep you from going overboard, and blocking all malware that dare come your way.
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"We go over our man-overboard drill and safety on board all the time," Wall-Clarke said by telephone Friday from Portsmouth, England.
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German experts turned up the ship's journal, with a captain's entry from June 12, 1886 showing that a drift bottle was thrown overboard.
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Let's assume, without going overboard, that the media world has done everything possible to try and correct his ability to game the system.
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The United States Coast Guard continued its search Friday morning for a 22019-year-old man who fell overboard from a cruise ship.
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The shots sent some overboard while others fell inside the boat, where remaining passengers took cover under their mutilated bodies, according to survivors.
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I've been trying to think of a way to set an example — to come up with an olive branch that doesn't go overboard.
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Or try all three at the same time, though that might be going overboard if your video is playing on an infinite loop.
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In the meantime, it's always a safe bet to cut back on sugary foods and eat a well-rounded diet—without going overboard.
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The big crowd at Prudential Center roared with glee, almost as loudly as if Sidney Crosby, Malkin's famous teammate, had been sent overboard.
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I even turned down the smoothness down to zero, and it still had the tendency to go a bit overboard on my skin.
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The straps and pipes, they say, were tied to Ms. Wall's torso and limbs to weight them down after he threw them overboard.
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On his fourth and final—successful—attempt to leave Cuba in 2007, his mother fell overboard from the boat that was transporting them.
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During questioning in October, Mr. Madsen admitted to dismembering Ms. Wall's body and to tossing body parts overboard, but he denied killing her.
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Similarly, while modernizing regulation is long overdue, simply throwing the rule book overboard, as Mr. Trump seems to be doing, is a mistake.
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In second place — and trailing by $98 million — was "Overboard", a gender-swapped remake of the 1987 romantic comedy with the same title.
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Nevertheless, the consultant said to not to go overboard with such a decision, and to make sure it's necessary before committing to it.
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Mr. Madsen said he had used a nylon strap to secure pieces of iron pipe to the body, and then dumped it overboard.
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It tends to paint a bleak picture of Israel's actions, and it goes overboard in predicting grave consequences for Israel that rarely materialize.
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"I really believe — you might think I'm going overboard — she was probably one of the biggest criminals in American history," Mr. Pantellas said.
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"If you own our stock, by definition youre comfortable with Russia, but that doesnt mean we want to go overboard," Rollinson told Reuters.
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NASA later determined that it was his urine and sweat, which was being dumped overboard and turned to frozen crystals glowing in sunlight.
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This not only feels conspicuously tilted toward the art-house end of his filmography, but almost goes overboard in shelving his humorous side.
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But many people happy to believe the worst about Trump will heave all their skepticism overboard when the next political savior is anointed.
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So there will be a lot of bargaining ahead and some of the dreamier GND requirements will go overboard for the time being.
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Those people are the audience for the health care pitch from Biden, Bennet, Buttigieg, and others: expand health coverage but don't go overboard.
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Exercise is supermodel Nina Agdal's go-to choice to boost her mood, but she had to learn not to go overboard with her workouts.
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Acer's new Predator Triton 22.0 is a more affordable option that borrows much of the Predator 2700 X's zaniness, without taking things too overboard.
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We are taking a long weekend trip for our anniversary, and I want to set aside enough to have fun, but not go overboard.
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The California man's beloved dog, Luna, has returned more than a month after she fell overboard in the Pacific Ocean and was presumed drowned.
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Let this be the year you're not going to go overboard with tons of lofty New Year's resolutions that you're never going to achieve.
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That's why we've gone ahead and put together five unexpected looks that show just how to accessorize with these furry friends without going overboard.
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It's a dark comedy in which Portuguese sailors dump a Frenchman overboard and he winds up on an island off Brazil populated by cannibals.
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The Carnival Dream departed Galveston, Texas, Thursday on a four-day cruise when the guest went overboard, Carnival said in a statement to CNN.
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Days earlier, a 26-year-old man went overboard from a ship 35 miles south of the Florida Keys, sparking search and rescue efforts.
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On the night of October 500, a crew member on Celebrity Reflections went overboard, but no one searched for them until the next morning.
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Like pretty much everyone on the Internet, you're already planning on going a little overboard on amazon Prime Day Monday at 3:00 p.m.
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"Spot's vision isn't to build a portfolio tracker — we went a bit overboard with this feature," co-founder and CEO Edouard Steegmann told me.
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Of course, with that strategy came the risks of going overboard and turning too much of the relative evenly split polarized electorate against him.
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And so Trump threw all that work overboard on impulse and had his team rush out a half-baked tax plan in a week.
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If your lips are cracked and flaky, stick to soothing balms and treatments; if they're chapped, feel free to buff, but don't go overboard.
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"But I didn't want to do it overboard with her, especially with her going through the separation of Cate not being there," he continued.
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The Mom actress, 40, and cinematographer Michael Barrett, 47, have been spending time together since September after working together on the new film Overboard.
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Warren's Profession and as well as memorable appearances in films including The Great Waldo Pepper, The Paper Chase, Annie, Overboard and The Lost Boys.
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When it came time to design the nursery for her daughter Vivian, actress Elizabeth Tulloch didn't want to go overboard with the blush brush.
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His mother fell overboard and Fernéndez jumped in after her, paddling back to the boat with one arm as she held onto his back.
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She is a strong swimmer, but when she lept overboard after the boat's engine failed, it was the hardest thing she had ever done.
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At the OnePlus event, I was able to comfortably slow my shutter speed down to capture darker scenes without going overboard with the ISO.
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Assuming he doesn't want to go overboard for Shattenkirk, a cheaper option could make sense; Buffalo's Cody Franson has been suggested a few times.
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Anna Faris and Eugenio Derbez star in the upcoming remake of the 1987 romantic comedy Overboard — but not in the roles you might expect.
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"I absolutely do not feel I went overboard at all," Cox, 39, says of the criticism he's received as a result of the video.
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And unlike the iPhone XS, neither the S10+ nor Pixel 3 went overboard on the blue light seeping through the fountain in the center.
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We humans wouldn't have much of a chance if someone chopped off our legs and arms, and threw us overboard in the open ocean.
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But how will she feel about 26-year-old telecom consultant Christian going overboard with his six suits, plentiful ties and situation-specific colognes?
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Some people think Dwayne went a little overboard -- but not Travis, who says D-Bo's the man for keeping it all the way real.
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Anna and Michael Barrett -- a cinematographer she met on set of her upcoming movie "Overboard" -- were spotted together Friday at Cutters Crabhouse in Seattle.
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"This 'Throw Paul Ryan overboard,' it doesn't make any sense to me," said Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark Walker, a conservative North Carolina Republican.
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There is one clever reference snuck in to the original movie, but other than that, "Overboard" demonstrates that not every idea deserves an encore.
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Mr. Whelden, 34, is a plumber in Boston and sings with two professional Boston-based touring a cappella groups, Five O'Clock Shadow and Overboard.
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A man who went overboard from the Carnival Sensation cruise ship was rescued with the help of the Disney Wonder ship, ABC News reported.
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While speeding up to track a bald eagle, one of our boats nicked the edge of a whirlpool and nearly lost a passenger overboard.
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Now comes a corrective of sorts: "The Bronze," an Olympic-themed tale that goes way overboard in conveying that its main character is despicable.
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Between 1999 and August of 2015, 163 people died on Canadian fishing vessels simply because they fell overboard, according to the Transportation Safety Board.
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"What happened in our community; why have so many of our children been cast away — thrown overboard into dangerous and troubled waters?" she wrote.
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" She went on to predict that she would be buried at sea, dropped overboard into "an ocean as blue … as my first lover's eyes.
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If we stigmatize a behavior and then engage in it, it's easy to go overboard, which can leave us feeling guilty and less satisfied.
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Mr. Friedrich's colleagues said he was willing to throw his old ideas and strategies overboard, even when it meant teaming up with former opponents.
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It could be a small part of a portfolio but not something investors should go overboard with, especially given the volatility of the cryptocurrency.
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On the night of October 18, a crew member on Celebrity Reflections went overboard, but no one searched for them until the next morning.
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Could Spielberg be going overboard, torturing the sassy blonde as if she were one of his kid sisters, because he was attracted to her?
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In some cases the political appointees' brainstorms for digital content and messaging have gone so far overboard that they have been shut down completely.
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He can push hard against the rhythm or abandon a piece's harmony altogether without seeming like he's gotten his hands dirty or gone overboard.
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" Instead of women who accuse men of sexual abuse being thrown overboard, she said, women's voices are now "being heard, believed, and acted on.
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The actress is currently romantically linked to cinematographer Michael Barrett, whom she began dating in 2017 after they met working on the film Overboard.
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He was forced to jump overboard when the fire quickly spread, and he fractured his leg, injured his back and neck, the lawsuit said.
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Mr. Issa went so overboard in his crusade to destroy Barack Obama that he rendered his committee a partisan joke, alienating even fellow Republicans.
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As Hassan went overboard, he managed to hold his phone above the waves so he could tell his friend to alert the Turkish coast guard.
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Friends who were in a boat Friday say they spotted Lopez&apos body about a half-mile from where he fell overboard on Memorial Day.
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Sometimes, the modified T cells go overboard, excreting huge quantities of molecules called cytokines that lead to severe fevers, low blood pressure, and difficulty breathing.
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As the evidence against Flynn mounts, entangling others officials up to the vice president, it seems likely that the Trump administration will throw him overboard.
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Try not to go overboard while these two planets work together — it could be easy to make more of the moment than what it is.
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Or will he toss them overboard and cozy up with corporate CEOs and congressional Republicans who are peddling the same tired old anti-worker plans?
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The Coast Guard reveals that three men are in the water after their vessel sank, and urges all nearby vessels to look for the overboard.
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A Pennsylvania man who told authorities his wife had vanished after falling overboard into Lake Erie has now been charged with her murder, PEOPLE confirms.
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It opens with a brief introduction about an underwater society built from the offspring of pregnant women who were thrown overboard from their slave ships.
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"I went overboard to be nice, to be friendly, to be open, but also tell my story and my side of the story," she said.
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But your horse face ass woke up on the wrong side of the stable and decide to go overboard with your f–k boy comments.
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On his fourth and final attempt, he saved his mother Maritza from drowning after she had fallen overboard before successfully landing in Mexico in 2007.
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The NFL has gone overboard this year trumpeting the Super Bowl's Golden anniversary, including painting the 50-yard line of every game this season gold.
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Don t go overboard, or bae will have a coughing fit before he even has a chance to take in all of your hard work.
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That's why Intel is producing commercials featuring LeBron James, and Waymo is going overboard with its own ad campaign touting the safety of its technology.
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Each wave has represented new ways of defining female agency — and sometimes those young feminists go overboard in atoning for the sins of their mothers.
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Over the years, Madonna has hired producers to help her weave the genres du jour into her music, and sometimes those producers have gone overboard.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British Volvo Ocean Race crew member who fell overboard in the Southern Ocean is presumed lost at sea, organizers said on Tuesday.
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Rylee, a 10-month-old Belgian Malinois, accidentally went overboard when her owners, Kristin and Ed Casas, were fixing an electrical problem on their vessel.
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And if the Overboard star has any advice for new moms everywhere, including her own daughter, she would remind them to be gentle on themselves.
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Politically, the NRA didn't really change any of my views because it's so overboard that it almost makes you want to go the other way.
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At CES this week, Samsung and HP went completely overboard with their thinness obsession, introducing laptops that are scarcely thicker than a piece of cardboard.
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Holmer sometimes goes overboard with a groaning, atonal score, which feels like a garish shout for attention by contrast with all the low-key naturalism.
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In this episode, Lisa Toney and Sienky Lallemand go overboard in trying to cover up their affair in a case that received national news coverage.
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"I think a lot of Americans feel that the conversation surrounding Russia is overboard," Harkness, a reporter for the Heritage Foundation's Daily Signal, told Hill.
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On Tuesday, a senior conservative warned the SPD they would jeopardize the hard-fought coalition pact if they went overboard with spending plans for Europe.
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Of the 20 people on board, only the Mardini sisters and two young men knew how to swim, so the four of them jumped overboard.
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Ghostface spins a particularly wild tale about the time he went to a yacht party and had to dive overboard to save his friend's life.
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Todd: I think it's important that it also underlines that Matt wasn't crazy: David really did chuck a man overboard seemingly just because he could.
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According to the Guardian, Adilan was reportedly suicidal during his weeks-long journey and considered jumping overboard, but instead turned to his Bible to pray.
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" He went on: "The problem, you see, is that the courts have gone overboard in their interpretation of what is required to remedy unlawful segregation.
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The police were still searching for Ms. Wall's arms and the cellphones of Ms. Wall and Mr. Madsen, both believed to have been thrown overboard.
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After he sees Burton throw someone overboard, he tries to get the Frasier sex cult to find out if one of their members is missing.
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"It's absolutely tragic, what a waste," Farage told reporters as he tipped fish overboard from a small fishing boat on the River Thames outside parliament.
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Below them, the people crammed into the storage hold clamored to scoop up buckets of incoming water and pass them above deck to be dumped overboard.
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I added some stuff to get free shipping, and then went a little overboard because everything was so cheap...out of eight items, I'm returning four.
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Enjoying a mini-muffin with fruit instead of a frosted cupcake can mean the difference between having something sweet and satisfying versus going overboard, Mills explained.
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A film series dedicated to one episode of a television series is — without going overboard — fairly unprecedented, but the idea seemed to be in the air.
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It's a tale worth telling on celluloid and even though director Ali can't stop himself from injecting some Bollywood jingoism and melodrama, he doesn't go overboard.
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McBride said in September 2017 the Coast Guard intercepted a vessel near Haiti and recovered about 600 pounds of marijuana that the crew had thrown overboard.
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In addition, Intel threw the captain overboard six months ago and it remains to be seen if the new leader is Lord Nelson or Captain Queeg.
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From the thumbnail, the two pictures seem pretty close, but if you zoom in, you can see where OnePlus' Night mode goes overboard on the sharpening.
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In less than a year on the job, she nearly drowned twice after being dragged overboard in high seas by the hooks of heavy fishing lines.
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But after Griffin's now-infamous tweet about beheading Donald Trump, CNN quickly threw her overboard and set out to find a new partner for Anderson Cooper.
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Kendrick said the focus of their investigation right now is to rescue the victim, not to determine a motive for why she may have gone overboard.
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Marilyn Winfrey is desperate to bring daughter Juwanna Brooks home after the 44-year-old fell overboard while on a Mexico-bound cruise ship on Sunday.
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"Overboard was such a family set because it was almost like this movie where it had all the kids and we lived in Mendocino," she said.
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The smugglers rescued Salem and two of the trawler's crew, but within minutes Salem died of an apparent heart attack and his body was dumped overboard.
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" Oliver went on to write even his mother, Overboard star Goldie Hawn, was "overtly flirting with him," going around "wearing these little nighties around the house.
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Do-it-yourself masks and treatments can do wonders for your skin, but hopeful DIYers can go overboard causing their skin to become irritated and inflamed.
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I'm a little scared because sometimes we go overboard with the drinking, but I love hanging out with her because we always have a good time.
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The researchers speculated that the nearly 38 million pieces of plastic debris had washed ashore from ocean currents carrying refuse thrown overboard from commercial fishing fleets.
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This carrier is perfect whether you drive or take public transit, and it's such a relief for those of us who may go overboard while shopping.
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Then you had Saudis go overboard and cut way back on exports to the U.S. and try to balance the market as rapidly as they could.
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We're told they met on the set of "Overboard" a movie set for release in 2018 in which Anna stars and Barrett's working as a cinematographer.
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Dumping Pelosi, who has devoted her professional life to Democratic values, would be like throwing the captain of your ship overboard when the sharks are circling.
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When Russell leaps into the sea to unite with Hawn at the end of Overboard, it's like watching a rainbow shine out of a Greek statue.
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I might've gone overboard because I used five drops as opposed to the recommended two or three, but that's not a bad thing in my book.
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And all of a sudden your wife looks at you and says, 'You know, you're getting a little overboard and you need to make some decisions.
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But it remains to be seen whether these rules can truly hold firm in the future if the parties' ranks are determined to throw somebody overboard.
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"I was really going overboard,'' she says, to the point "where I probably would have had to go to the hospital if I didn't slow down.
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"As I think about it, we've gone overboard in many ways to limit the intrusiveness and at the same time protect the American people," he said.
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The bill, which can't even get a committee hearing, would also require the ships to have up-to-date technology that detects when passengers fall overboard.
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The families of the victims of 9/11 deserve their day in court, and justice for those families shouldn't be thrown overboard because of diplomatic concerns.
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During a family trip down the Edisto River just days after that last text, Bennett said her phone somehow fell overboard while she gathered her belongings.
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"Nino, in my view, sometimes does go overboard," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, his ideological opposite and longtime friend, told me when I was writing the book.
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Entrepreneurs who go overboard trying to protect their intellectual property can find themselves bogged down, overwhelmed, and unable to safeguard all the "ironclad" names and logos.
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"When I was doing Overboard, I would hold Kate Hudson in my lap, she was like seven-and-a-half and I'd say 'Let's yell "Action!
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The captain of the ship, a one Roy Hodgson, has thrown himself overboard in despair, and there is no one to pilot the vessel to safety.
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The Overboard actress, who turned 74 on Thursday, was showered with loving tributes from her two children on social media in honor of the celebratory occasion.
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In my case, it's been helpful to talk things through with friends and family, making a safety plan I can stick to that doesn't go overboard.
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The footage, which was broadcast Sunday on Australia's "60 Minutes" news program, shows the sheep dying on the decks while rotting corpses are being tossed overboard.
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Maybe they died in a plane crash or fell overboard, some surmised, or they were dumped in the ocean by a serial killer or human traffickers.
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"The Democrats have gone overboard in the conditions they listed in the letter," said Joel Wit, a North Korea watcher at the Stimson Center in Washington.
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Upon second viewing, the '80s "Ghostbusters" and "Overboard" aren't lofty critical achievements, either, but at least they're originals, which gave them the room to become phenomena.
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With a changing pad, a reusable food tower, and six total pockets, you'll have just enough room to store your diaper bag necessities without going overboard.
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If a smoothie is the only way you're going to get fruits and vegetables into your diet, don't go overboard and watch out for added sugars.
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One of Captain Wild Bill's former deckhands on Cape Caution just went overboard with the law -- getting busted for drugs, which cops believe to be heroin.
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"Nothing can be just small and regular, we have to go a little bit overboard," Drew admitted as they showed of their nearly unrecognizable home office.
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One of three weekend releases opening in "Infinity War's" almighty wake is "Overboard," anchoring in the second spot with a solid $23 million in 1,623 theaters.
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"To me, the moment it goes overboard is the minute you walk into HomeGoods and there's an explosion of 'Eat, Live, Laugh, Love, Die, '" he said.
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When I asked a Turkish friend if I had gone overboard with two fillings, she kindly hinted that perhaps a plainer rendition might be more traditional.
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If your IT Manager-directed resume goes SO overboard that you're coming across as an executive, it will instantly raise doubt in the minds of employers.
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"The first time we have seen it all the way thru since it came out Now that's Romance" Kurt n I snuggled up and watched Overboard together.
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Photo: Brad Barket (Getty Images)Tidal, the Jay-Z-backed streaming service that is supposed to put artists first, might've gone a bit overboard with that mantra.
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But you don't want to go too overboard, burdening your partner with too much responsibility right before you burden them with your inability to accept emotional accountability.
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Regardless, Cincinnatians are proud of their local flavor, as they should be, and it seems the chili dissing, while generally good natured, sometimes goes a little overboard.
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While investigating Hunter in a separate drug and murder-for-hire case, DEA agents recorded him boasting about intimidating a Le Roux employee by chucking him overboard.
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In order to not go overboard when dressing up our spaces, we need goods that are subtle enough to blend in while still making a Halloween statement.
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Some parents go a bit overboard with the safety precautions though, like this parent who strapped so many lifejackets to this poor kid she could barely move.
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The force of the impact could have thrown overboard sailors who were standing on the opposite side of the destroyer from where it was struck, he said.
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Democrats smell blood and have spent the past few days dropping avalanches of criticism on their rivals, particularly on those who chose not to throw Trump overboard.
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While it was designed to hide spills and stains, many have commented that its blue-and-gray pattern would be counter-productive if a sailor fell overboard.
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He stands as proof that old machines do not necessarily need replacing, as well as an unfortunate reminder that people don't often go overboard praising them, either.
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The absurdity of his claim is apparent to Matt, but is called into question when he witnesses God throw another man overboard, an incident only he sees.
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Researchers think the bottle probably washed up on the coast within a year of being thrown overboard, to be buried in sand until a storm uncovered it.
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I think that if you're someone who wants to start playing with color, I think that, you know, you don't have to go too overboard right away.
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He loved to pitch before his mother, whom he saved from choppy waters when she fell overboard on their fourth attempt to defect from Cuba, in 2008.
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A crew member for Norwegian Cruise Line probably does after he fell overboard near Cuba, then was rescued almost a full day later by another cruise ship.
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Arron Hough, who was working on the Harmony of The Seas, went overboard 267 miles northwest of Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, the Coast Guard said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British crew member in the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race has died after being swept overboard in strong winds, officials said on Friday.
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Mr. Rodrik — who is generally sympathetic to the notion that globalization has gone overboard, imposing opaque global rules on democratic governance — still worries about Mr. Trump's response.
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While it's good to know how to keep yourself safe, I also found it helpful to avoid going overboard on reading about every single case of coronavirus.
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So he went all the way to the office and carefully locked the body in a closet, reflecting he could throw it overboard on his way home.
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Figuring out how to navigate such an environment requires both a cool head and a willingness to acknowledge where common sense adjustments are needed without going overboard.
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Adam added that at this point, you should not be doling any more handouts to kids and should refrain from going overboard on college costs or loans.
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At this time, it is unclear what caused Burillo's sons to be thrown overboard and whether they were wearing life jackets at the time of the incident.
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But all of the crew and dozens of passengers safely escaped by jumping overboard into chilly waters on an unusually cold winter day on the Gulf Coast.
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"The rumor was she was nervous it wasn't legal to have us working so much without overtime, so she went overboard giving us time off," Caroline says.
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If this was a romantic comedy, it would be the scene in the movie where the possibly-misguided young man goes way overboard with a grand gesture.
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Mary Horton Vail died in 1962 — a victim of drowning, after Felix Vail said she allegedly fell overboard during a nighttime outing with him on Louisiana's Calcasieu River.
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She since showed off her baby bump at the premiere for her movie "Overboard" and when she received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in April.
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Like, it's a delicate balance between people who want to mix, and people who are trying too hard not to, 'cause people can come overboard with political correctness.
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Loaded into a shipping container departing from Hong Kong and sent overboard during a storm in 1992, several Floatees washed up on the Alaskan coast later that year.
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On June 11, Christopher Leclair, 48, of Albion, Pennsylvania, made a distress call to the U.S. Coast Guard, saying this his wife, Karen Leclair, 51, had fallen overboard.
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The actress, whose film Staying Vertical showed in competition, went a little overboard when she and her costars locked arms for a rendition of the famous French jig.
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I thought conservatives were the ones who came up with a phrase jack booted thugs to describe government agencies going overboard, not respecting individual rights in this country.
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Along the Atlantic slave trade routes, the film goes on to say, sharks would follow ships hoping to catch the bodies that were thrown (or had jumped) overboard.
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You might want to rethink going overboard with your luggage: Most airlines charge a premium cost for checking the third piece, which comes to around $100 to $150.
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And perhaps nowhere do some people go overboard with more intensity and vigor than in Tinder's review sections on the iOS App Store and the Google Play Store.
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Next year, David Oyelowo will play opposite Charlize Theron in Gringo, and the Overboard remake will replace Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell with Anna Faris and Eugenio Derbez.
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The cameras pan to the deck, where one fisherman can be seen tugging at a yellow rope along the side of the boat until he's suddenly flung overboard.
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The United States Coast Guard is searching for a 50-year-old Carnival Cruise Paradise passenger who reportedly went overboard approximately 85 miles west of Fort Myers, Fla.
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He went a little overboard at the bakery outlet about a week ago and has a bunch of bread he needs to use up before it gets moldy.
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The OnePlus 3T is a hell of a flagship — of that we're certain — but OnePlus does go a bit overboard with its attempts to hype the brand sometimes.
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Later in a despairing ceremony, Kingsley jettisons bottles overboard, mumbling the names of members of his family, stranded on the stricken boat, already dead, or soon to perish.
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Whether you went a little overboard in December and are trying to save some cash or just lost it all on Bitcoin, don't freak: We've got some ideas.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 33, revealed her latest indulgences on her app and website Wednesday, sharing that she doesn't go overboard on the sweets.
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Rosenstein, who was so upset after last week's proceedings that he was "talking about packing his bags," is throwing Trump "overboard" with this special counsel, the source suggested.
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Over the years, Alaskan halibut fishermen have faced big reductions in their harvest limits while factory trawlers dump millions of pounds of dead halibut overboard as by-catch.
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FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments Along with recording her podcast, Faris is also busy filming a reboot of the 1987 Goldie Hawn film Overboard.
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It's a lovely day for romance, and you're feeling flirtatious, but it's also extremely important that you check yourself and that you don't go overboard with anything today.
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Overboard was the highlight of the Quad's "Golden Goldies" season, which also featured classics like Private Benjamin (19923), Swing Shift (1984), Seems Like Old Times (1980), and more.
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That's not to say I'll never have them but that I try to be aware of what I'm eating and how much so that I don't go overboard.
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On December 14, a Carnival Victory cruise ship arrived back in Miami after a 26-year-old male passenger went overboard earlier that day, the cruise line said.
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The Carnival Paradise cruise ship was on its way back to Tampa from Cozumel when it received a distress call about a small boat with a man overboard.
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" Her shipboard demands included that "every scrap of religious literature" should be "brought up on deck and the whole pitched overboard for the moral instruction of the fishes.
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While classic business doctrine pushes the importance of an alpha male stance (shoulder back, chin up, strong handshake), it's easy to go overboard and come off as fake.
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The photo depicts a pair of dark-skinned hands holding up a black and white photograph in which silhouetted figures are seen jumping overboard from a small boat.
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By the time the sailors start muttering about throwing someone overboard, everything in the frame is designed to enhance the sense of the ship as a pressure cooker.
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Still a bit scarred from Vietnam, I didn't go overboard, ordering the spicy chicken rice bowl, Portuguese egg tart, and fries to split with my skeptical friend Kristie.
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The Fed went too far with rate hikes at the end of 2018, El-Erian believes, but he doesn't think the Fed should go overboard with rate cuts.
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The screenplay, by Allan Heinberg, alludes to it repeatedly without ever going overboard, turning the movie into a sly commentary on the arrogance, folly and cruelty of men.
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Because a lot of the overboard nature of the credit markets I think it is more of a U.S. phenomenon although that obviously will spill into other markets.
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But it is easy to go overboard in this analysis, and to the extent there are different camps with different narratives, they are not necessarily equal or equivalent.
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So, sure, Democrats sometimes go overboard with identity and can do a far better job appealing to ALL who have been left behind — but identity still matters profoundly.
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So it makes sense that when you see a post in your feed that makes your political blood boil, you may go overboard with a comment or two.
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According to reports collected by the EJF some migrant fisherman said they witnessed murder, with bodies being thrown overboard as causally as unwanted catch, CNN reported in 2014.
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Though some people may be worried about going overboard with accouterments, Brown told Insider that most people could stand to add a bauble or two to their ensembles.
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A remake of the Goldie Hawn comedy "Overboard," which Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Pantelion Films are scheduled to release on April 13, stars the Mexican actor Eugenio Derbez.
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The HGTV star and design blogger partnered with the store to redecorate her home for the holidays, using their Threshold collection to ramp up her style without going overboard.
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" She continued, "So I get out to Miami, I wanna try to celebrate all this prosperity, this greatness that's been happening, and I might've went a little bit overboard.
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An off-duty sheriff&aposs deputy who was on the boat at the time immediately stepped into action, helping save several people who&aposd been thrown overboard, Rader said.
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But between way too many birthday gifts to buy (typical Pisces season) and going a teensy bit overboard with President's Day Weekend deals (guilty!), we're pretty strapped for cash.
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Not to go overboard with praise for this silly take on Detective Pikachu so early in the day, but what more do Pokémon fans want from this cruel world?
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When it comes to furniture, quality is important, and from what I've heard from Grozdanovic, a designer from Croatia who founded the project, they've gone overboard with quality control.
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The United States Coast Guard is currently searching for a man who went overboard on a Carnival cruise ship Thursday night hours after its departure out of Galveston, Texas.
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With the goal of spending only a set amount of money in each category each month, it's crucial to keep up with your spending so you don't go overboard.
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The floating museum took its name from the infamous slave ship Zong, and the 1781 massacre in which the captain threw 133 slaves overboard, in order to collect insurance.
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Lindsay takes her newfound knowledge to Paul, who goes way overboard and buys a cock cage to stop his erections while he watches her have sex with other men.
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Although she's orchestrated events for celebs like Kevin Bacon, LeBron James and Nate Berkus, Blum is also experienced in putting together a bit of festive fun without going overboard.
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The U.S. Coast Guard announced on Wednesday that a search is underway for a 20-year-old man who went overboard from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship on Christmas.
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"I'm not going to go overboard on Tony, but we love the package," coach Roy Williams said after North Carolina improved to 100-7 all-time in home openers.
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The dog's owners placed a "Dog Overboard Call" on their radio and that's when lots of people — including fishermen and the Coast Guard — pitched in to help find Rylee.
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A search-and-rescue effort was launched -- including sending a U.S. Navy vessel inside Iranians waters due to concern the sailors could have been overboard and in the water.
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But his top issue has long been anti-immigration politics — something that used to split conservatives — and he's thrown conservative tradition overboard on issues like trade and entitlement programs.
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Alternatively, we could dump minerals overboard for them, which increases the logistical challenges of the project — it's not easy to disperse minerals at sea — but simplifies the engineering ones.
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Among Longoria's A-list guests were best friend Beckham (who designed her wedding dress), Overboard costars Eugenio Derbez and Anna Faris, Melanie Griffith, William H. Macy and Mario Lopez.
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As long as you don't go overboard on the volume, frequency, and intensity of your workouts, however, there's no need to worry about cardio dramatically slowing down muscle growth.
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Once the fins are taken, the shark's body is usually thrown back overboard, where it is left to drown, bleed to death, or be eaten alive by other animals.
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When his stepbrother's river barge was hijacked by a group of thugs, for example, the then-19-year-old saved the day by single-handedly throwing them all overboard.
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Ladd told organizers that Young had been swept overboard under the guard wire by a second wave, and according to the organizers, she was not tethered to the yacht.
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Given her long time service and dedication to the party, the convention floor calls for "lock her up" and the boos of Sanders' supporters, are going a bit overboard.
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The cruise ship alerted the Coast Guard on Friday that Samantha Broberg, 33, was missing and might have fallen overboard about 195 miles (315 km) from the Texas coast.
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Arron Hough, 20, went overboard 267 miles off the northwest of Puerto Rico on Tuesday, a spokesman for the Coast Guard 7th District told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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Khloe Kardashian claims Tristan Thompson went overboard in showing remorse after he confirmed he cheated on her with Jordyn Woods ... to the point where he threatened to kill himself.
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A graffiti removal effort in Chicago appeared to go overboard in May, whitewashing a mural that had been up in the city's Hermosa neighborhood for more than 25 years.
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"But just as you can't put a seat belt on when you have a car accident, you can't put your life jacket on as you fall overboard," she said.
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"You have a sentiment in the country in which people want to throw things overboard," said Monica de Bolle, a Brazil expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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You don't need to go overboard on research, but it's a good idea to be aware of what you should do if you do think you've contracted the coronavirus.
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A rep for the company -- which is said to be the culprit for the congressman's extra shiny finish Tuesday night -- says Kennedy did NOT go overboard with the product.
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Both look difficult if the expenditure in health and other populist schemes go overboard and inflation rises due to higher oil prices and minimum support prices (MSP) for crops.
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Though it may be tempting to overspend, Monster's career expert Vicki Salemi says it's best to not go overboard when selecting a gift for a boss or a colleague.
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For some reason, the OP215T has a tendency to go overboard on color saturation, which causesHere's another example of the OP273T going a bit too hard on color saturation.
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But most of the time, she goes overboard and seems like she is receiving way too much gratification getting headlines and television time for her stern and condescending lectures.
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UFC super-fan Travis Barker says he's got Conor McGregor's back when it comes to his violent bus attack at Barclays Center ... even though he went a little overboard.
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Takeaways from Dan Primack, host of the Axios Pro Rata podcast and newsletter: Venture capital went overboard on "founder friendly," but expect structures like dual-class shares to persist.
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It's vulture capitalism, stripping everything down to the remaining valuable assets, the remaining mines and coal, and casting everything else, including mining communities and the grotesquely scarred landscape, overboard.
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On Broadway, that chemistry inevitably has to be bigger and bolder, and Barks and her co-star, perennial Broadway fave Andy Karl (Groundhog Day), do the job without going overboard.
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"I may have gone overboard," the "Came Here to Forget" singer captioned a photo on Twitter Friday of five copies of Stefani's album This Is What the Truth Feels Like.
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" Another guest, named Jason, wrote that he "felt threatened when [Bailey] said it wouldn't be nothing to pop a bullet in each one of us and dump our bodies overboard.
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As soon as I landed, I went a little overboard and started slapping on the cream twice a day, ignoring the website's warning that it was only for night use.
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Playing alongside Ocean's 8 is Overboard, a movie which tries to right the slightly creepy, sexist ills of the 1987 Goldie Hawn/Kurt Russell version by flipping the lead couple.
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Discussions of Colton Underwood's virginity dominated this past season of The Bachelor, and while ABC is admitting they went overboard with the topic, the series isn't known for its subtlety.
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You can't dethrone him without throwing overboard the fundamental logic of modernism as a sequence of jolting aesthetic breakthroughs, entitled to special rank on the grounds of originality and influence.
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The Mom star, 41, opened up about their current relationship on Sirius XM's Hits 1 on Thursday while promoting her new film Overboard, saying the pair continue to get along.
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In the May issue of Women's Health, the 41-year-old Overboard actress explained that while she "never, ever thought" she'd get plastic surgery, things changed when she was 30.
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But when you add hundreds of thousands of tons of cargo into the mix, the last place you want to find yourself is on deck when cargo starts spilling overboard.
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The boat ride from Cuba to Mexico, the first leg of his trip to the United States, was a rocky one and a passenger was thrown overboard in the night.
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Even during the revered Civil Rights movement of the mid-20th century, some activists went overboard; that also happened as our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters struggled for equality.
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"If you want a job at the White House, know your blood type because you're going to get thrown overboard at some point," Pelosi said on CNN's "New Day" program.
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Their decomposing bodies were put overboard under a baking Mediterranean sun, with the pregnant woman dying toward the end of the journey, on the 10th day, according to his account.
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"I think the Thai people, the general public have shown in the past that if the parliamentary members stepping overboard, stepping beyond the line, there will be trouble," Panitan said.
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"It's hard for Theon to talk about the night he betrayed his sister and jumped overboard, but he finally brings himself to say the words," the script's stage direction reads.
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But just when you might be tempted to toss the book overboard, our scrappy gang pulls into port at Nagspeake — the setting for "Greenglass House" more than a century later.
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The second weekend of Lionsgate and Pantelion's comedy "Overboard" landed in fourth with $10 million, while the sixth weekend of Paramount's "A Quiet Place" secured No. 5 with $6.3 million.
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The ACLU attorney has argued that officials are going overboard in following "lengthy, cumbersome procedures," given that they're the ones who separated these parents and kids in the first place.
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Ships would come back to port stated that a couple young men had been "lost at sea" and we speculated that they had been thrown overboard because they were gay.
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At some point, however, and this is just a guess but I'm thinking in November of 2016, Comcast apparently decided that this particular promise may have been a little overboard.
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When Mr. Russell kidnaps an amnesiac Ms. Hawn and convinces her she is his wife in the 1987 "Overboard," he threatens her and amuses himself by gesturing at raping her.
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Then, after being tossed overboard and left to swim ashore, they hide in the bush to meet contacts who spirit them anew into the tourist economy of this Caribbean island.
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But Wall Street sort of went overboard and sliced and diced them, and we know what the result of that was: 2008," he said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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