Similar sports betting includes grid pools, pick 'em pools, survivor pools or a cash-based fantasy sports pool.
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This is especially apparent at private club pools and private community pools.
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Don't get me wrong — kiddie pools are a depressing alternative to real pools.
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Public pools often barred black swimmers, and many pools were situated far from minority neighborhoods.
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Pools: The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is examining safety rules for pools and spas.
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Always shower before using plunge pools, hydro pools, or other shared water experiences she said.
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In what may not come as a surprise, kiddie pools and wading pools top the list.
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The pools have attracted attention from regulators around the world and led some banks to close pools.
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"All we could see was pools and pools of blood and [part of] a white sheet," Lehman continued.
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We're talking about the high-risk pools, Mike, and we just added $8bn to the high-risk pools.
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"It's gonna be great," he'd tell senators, before riffing about how "the pools" (risk pools) would solve everything.
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It is a trend that has a complicated history, including segregated swimming pools and beaches, attacks against African-Americans at pools as well as socioeconomic forces that divided access to swimming pools along class lines.
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To make room for more suggestions, the Uber Pool option will unfold to offer both Pools and Express Pools.
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Of all the pools that inspectors looked at, kiddie pools had the highest proportion of violations that led to closures.
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These pools can hold the equivalent of several reactor cores, stored in concrete pools outside the highly reinforced reactor building.
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In some cities and towns, racially diverse crowds of people now commonly swim together at public pools and YMCA pools.
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But before jumping in, here's a little trivia on our city's pools: Before there were pools, we had public baths.
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That protection would be replaced with "high-risk pools," with the latest healthcare compromise floated Wednesday adding $8 billion to fund the pools — although critics say that is far too low to cover the costs of the pools.
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High-risk pools High-risk pools have long been a favorite tool of Republicans, but they have a very checkered past.
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The scientists left the remaining three pools unaltered, to serve as a baseline for measuring changes in the other nine pools.
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Although 50-foot pools are being billed as lap pools, serious swimmers generally seek a pool that is competition length: 75 feet.
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Andrada told the New York Times that the pools' pH was thrown off by the large numbers of people using the pools.
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After the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ended segregation in public places such as public pools, new methods were developed to keep black people out: membership fees, simply filling up old pools with concrete, and building pools in majority white neighborhoods.
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Recreational water -- mostly swimming pools, but also kiddie pools and water playgrounds -- were responsible for 156, more than a third of the cases.
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When pools were eventually desegregated in the 1940s and 1950s, he says, overall attendance went down as whites increasingly flocked to private pools.
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Spent fuel is usually left to cool in pools next to nuclear reactors before being shipped to central pools or permanent storage facilities.
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Big Atlas of LA Pools used satellite imagery to create an exhaustive visual overview of Angeleños' love affair with pools—all 43,123 of them.
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The ferris wheel is next to Allas Sea Pools, which, as the name suggests, is a selection of public pools, both heated and unheated.
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Accommodations include guest rooms, suites that range up to three bedrooms with plunge pools, and three-bedroom penthouses with kitchens and rooftop plunge pools.
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According to Toyber, some people believe that women used to give birth in the tide pools, while royalty would use the pools to bathe.
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I'm particularly fond of the Park Hyatt Aviara's pools but it was too cold for swimming during my stay, and both pools were closed.
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My friends and I used private pools, in other words, because the white families we were friends with, good liberals all, used private pools.
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There is a ban on filling swimming pools, which means many pools have become storage units for water used in flushing toilets and gardens.
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The first focuses on public pools in urban and natural environments in Europe, and the second on private swimming pools in the United States.
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While chlorine clouds in public pools receive the most media attention, Wood-Black explained that incidents like this happen in people's home pools fairly frequently.
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Their pools will be like automobile insurance pools for teenagers who have had prior DWIs — an enormous sum that many lower-income Americans cannot afford.
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Conservatives argue funding for high-risk pools could fill the gap, but opponents say high-risk pools were underfunded and did not work before ObamaCare.
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We already know that pools are gross, but hotel pools and hot tubs are especially gross, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported today.
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The millions of white families that moved into suburbs during the postwar period almost invariably chose to fund private club pools rather than public pools.
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Greg Darvin, the owner of Pristine Pools in East Hampton, took a cue from resort pools that his clients have enjoyed in the Caribbean or Indonesia.
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Amble along with one of the Historical Society's guides, though, and experience that history unlocked — tales and tidbits about the city's founding, architectural and even landscaping details, Hollywood stars' lives, and photos of stunning interiors and pools, pools, pools (a Palm Springs passion) hidden by demure facades.
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"At that time in the nation, white people in urban settings were putting acid in swimming pools to keep black people out of the pools," recalls Clemmons.
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Whether the risk pools are administered by the states or the federal government, they need to be funded very richly and used for the risk pools alone.
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A separate paper published by Stager's team in March of this year found that time discrepancies could be linked with temporary pools more so than permanent pools.
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One resident, whose neighborhood is surrounded by multiple flooded swimming pools, summarized the situation: "All the pools are just giant toilets you're unable to flush," he said.
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The Dota 22017 International has popularized crowd-funded tournament prize pools, using the method to ramp up its eye-watering prize pools to record-breaking numbers every year.
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Public pools are usually inspected by the local health department (backyard pools are not), and many local and state health departments provide online access to the inspection reports.
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Blackstock and her team measured the urine in pools by sampling 29 hot tubs, as well as indoor and outdoor pools, across two Canadian cities that they wouldn't name.
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These days, prize pools for major competitions, like Call of Duty, are at least in the six-figure range, and crowdfunded prize pools boost those paychecks into the millions.
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The House advocates creation of special insurance pools filled with the very sick, offering no good reason why any profit-oriented company would want to dive into those pools.
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State-based high-risk insurance pools try to mitigate adverse selection in private health insurance markets by carving out the sickest and placing them into publicly funded insurance pools.
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A Sports Ministry spokesman said he was not aware of any countrywide rule regarding burkinis in public swimming pools and pools had the right to make their own decisions.
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But as more permanent pools were built over time, the more than 21954 movable mini-pools have dwindled to a mere 26 today (and they're now fixed in place).
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The flow entered the ocean Sunday at Kapoho Bay and adjacent to the Kapoho Tide Pools (also called the Wai'ōpae Tide Pools), which are part of a marine conservation district.
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When a federal judge forced St. Louis to desegregate its public pools in 1951, white attendance at the pools now accessible to black swimmers plummeted by more than 95 percent.
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Many of the region's most stunning features — deep turquoise springs, warm pools, hanging gardens — are protected in Ash Meadows, where 11,0003 gallons of water pour into desert pools each minute.
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Crossfinder, one of two Credit Suisse dark pools involved in the regulatory action, remains one of the most popular pools on the market, according to the most recent data from FINRA.
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Swimply allows people to rent private pools across the countryA visit to the Swimply website brings you directly to the booking page, where users can search and find pools to rent.
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Extra, Extra — More Free Stuff • The pools are open!
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So the RSC plan sets up federal funding for state-administered "guaranteed coverage pools" — high-risk pools, as they are more commonly known, funds that subsidize insurance or services for expensive patients.
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Experts now recommend that parents save the mermaid suits for swimming in personal pools at home, where they can provide one-on-one supervision for their children, which public pools can't offer.
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He and Kristina Beck, a graduate student at the University of Vienna, and others, determined in one project that the frogs don't search for pools but return directly to pools they know.
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Between 1950 and 1955, the NAACP was involved in multiple anti-discrimination lawsuits for swimming pools after black patrons were denied access to swim at pools and beaches, including Isaacs v. Baltimore.
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Their pools, saunas and hot tubs are designed for a forward-looking aesthetic and include outdoor heated pools that allow visitors to enjoy the mountain views alfresco, even when surrounded by snow.
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Between 1950 and 1955, the NAACP was involved in multiple anti-discrimination lawsuits for swimming pools after black patrons were denied access to swim at pools and beaches, including Isaacs v. Baltimore.
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"Limiting enrollment, directly or indirectly, was a key strategy to limit the cost of high-risk pools to states," a recent report from the Kaiser Family Foundation on high-risk pools found.
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And while coaches hammer into their young charges that fast swimmers make fast pools, like swimmers, some pools are faster than others and even Michael Phelps goes quicker with the application of science.
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Republicans want to use high-risk pools to cover people with high medical costs, and a big part of the debate has been whether they're providing enough money to make the pools work.
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The water began to carve a channel through the foam after just a few minutes, and after 2.4 hours, a staircase of pools, followed by steep chutes, followed by pools again, began forming.
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Proponents of surf pools are enthusiastic about the possibilities, from training pools that could help people learn to surf or serve as practice grounds for pros to a possible stage for Olympic competition.
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These high-end bunkers can cost nearly $20 million to build and are outfitted with luxury amenities: think swimming pools, movie theaters, gyms, rock climbing walls, dog parks, game rooms, and indoor pools.
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Out in these tide pools, "you feel like you're on the edge of the earth," Toyber said, adding that they're sometimes called "birthing pools" or "queens' baths," due to local history and legends.
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We already ask about food allergies, pet allergies and pools.
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The 23 mineral pools are open to visitors year round.
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Vast pools of data can thus act as protective moats.
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Two pools, 2 guest houses, and basketball and tennis courts.
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There is little room for green spaces or swimming pools.
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Check the pools, hot tubs, and water playground inspection scores.
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They're canoodling in pools and chatting openly about their relationship.
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This includes attractive nuisances, such as trampolines and swimming pools.
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Black swimmers got smaller indoor pools if they were lucky.
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Photographer Stephan Zirwes, however, prefers to enjoy pools from above.
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Some 35 states ran high risk pools prior to Obamacare.
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Iceland is known for its hot springs and geothermal pools.
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But that made insurance pools less stable and more costly.
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Pools are safer as well, especially if you train alone.
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Give me ranch fountains, ranch swimming pools, and ranch rivers.
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London still has global investors and deep pools of capital.
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The main attraction are six small pools of scented springs.
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In Florida they inquire about the safety of swimming pools.
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It has 12 bedrooms, two pools, and a private beach.
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It can show up in hot tubs, pools, and lakes.
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The schedules at the pools will change in the fall.
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But not all Disney pools are themed exclusively for children.
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These segments are the core profit pools for the company.
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The charred bodies of victims lay in pools of blood.
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During the incident, pools storing spent fuel rods also overheated.
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Pools, gyms, beaches, Jacuzzis, you've got a lot of options.
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Instead, it pools at the center, percolating into the ground.
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You might say we traded infinity pools for infinite waterscapes.
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Freedman and Garcia would swim in the area's hotel pools.
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"They're still just doing manic circles around concrete swimming pools."
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Its outdoor reflecting pools are cordoned off from the public.
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Vertical wedges of solid ice melted, creating pools of water.
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In July 1935, Jews were banned from public swimming pools.
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The storm wrecked the lobby, dock, pools, restaurants and landscaping.
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Others will patrol pools at health clubs and country clubs.
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Mr. Greer said swimming pools around his neighborhood are rank.
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There's a reason all the action is by the pools.
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Guests have been allowed to mingle around the resort's pools.
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Near the pools, many guests doffed their masks, she added.
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The city's free public pools are open from 19543 a.m.
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Think of them as the Harlem Globetrotters of city pools.
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That is the equivalent of 4.4 million Olympic swimming pools.
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Bodies were scattered on the street beside pools of blood.
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They have both tapped into deep pools of Italian anger.
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Morbid betting pools popped up among friends and coworkers alike.
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In a few places, groundwater collects in salty, acidic pools.
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Boat trailers park on front lawns; swimming pools are abundant.
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She walks past the gym and the stationary fitness pools.
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This securitization process pools mortgage risk across the entire country.
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Today, residents fill plastic pools a few hundred feet away.
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There are three resort pools, including two on the rooftop.
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"I strongly dislike Powerball office lottery pools," he told CNBC.
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Losses across the pools for the transactions have been low.
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Now, with a series of improved pools, there are thousands.
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The shaking expelled water from swimming pools throughout the region.
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But what was peculiar about Ryan's talk about high-risk pools, at the time he was making that presentation, was that such pools were completely irrelevant, given the way the AHCA was originally written.
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High-risk coverage pools are separate insurance pools that allow people with existing conditions (who would be denied coverage in the normal marketplace) to get health insurance, but it usually costs a lot more.
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Most of these betting pools had few or no bets on the books at the time of writing, but some betting pools, including one predicting Donald Trump's death this year, had dozens of trades.
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"Eventually, all pools will be vetted and inspected, though the company is still expanding its customer care team and doesn't yet have the resources to vet all the pools," explains the Times of Israel.
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By combining the large and healthier risk pools of employer-based plans with the much smaller risk pools of the exchanges, the cost of health insurance will be equalized to everyone on a fair basis.
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And early signs suggest that the money earmarked for high-risk pools in total will be far less than what is required to avoid the pitfalls that have undermined high-risk pools in the past.
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Low-elevation ice began to melt and form pools across the ice sheet, and those pools' dark colors absorbed more sunlight, which further melted the glacier around them and exposed more ice to hot air.
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Nestled in the rocks between many beaches on the East Coast of New South Wales lie mermaid pools, fairly narrow but deep rock pools on the ocean's edge filled with seaweed and coral and fish.
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But get this -- it has multiple pools and an underwater lounge!!!
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We know our neighbors, because we meet them in the pools.
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This strategy works, in part, by tapping different pools of knowledge.
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That's enough water to fill 2200 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Throughout the affected areas, parked cars sat in pools of water.
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That's enough water to fill 1.1 billion Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Inside the Aquatic Stadium, which will become two smaller community pools.
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One idea being discussed is additional funding for high-risk pools.
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It creates high risk pools, protects people with pre-existing conditions.
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Mindfulness studies vary greatly in the populations of their subject pools.
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The voter file contains pools of data about millions of voters.
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Pools of cash where people can cut checks of unlimited size.
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These pools were formed when the ocean hit underground salt deposits.
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Tapping into developer communities and external knowledge pools provides additional resources.
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Like, I saw these guys flying out of empty swimming pools.
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"Public pools are a part of my childhood," Zirwes told Mashable.
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The American Red Cross recommends protecting home pools with a gate.
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The American Red Cross recommends protecting home pools with a gate.
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Lawns have faded to brown and swimming pools have gone dry.
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They are now largely consolidated into big public and private pools.
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That's roughly the equivalent of 64 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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No pools, animals or people were harmed during the bear's dip.
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True, children can be noisy, especially in shared facilities like pools.
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The island has more than 100 staff and two infinity pools.
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The grounds include a hotel, bars, restaurant, spa and swimming pools.
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Surf pools, of course, take the waiting out of the equation.
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Light pools and, as you move, flows on the black patina.
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Patent pools, grants, partnerships and prizes are cited as promising avenues.
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New York City's 55 municipal pools open to the public today.
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In fact, Phillip is pretty sure that most pools have water.
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"I was offered Jacuzzis and swimming pools and saunas," he said.
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Pools of blood formed under some of the most grievously wounded.
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He saw pools of toxic water, massive piles of waste-rock.
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New York has found EEE in horses and mosquito pools upstate.
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That includes a gym, Pilates and yoga studios, and two pools.
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Take advantage of the unique swimming pools located throughout Disney resorts.
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For wealthy homebuyers in Los Angeles, pools are often a necessity.
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Just like photo-op locations, resort pools can be highly crowded.
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Pools cost about $40 to $200 an hour on the platform.
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Both are essentially pools of money in which investors buy shares.
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Swimming pools, Fadugba says, are also a rare sight in Nigeria.
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Families head out on weekends to swimming pools, cafes, and spas.
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But, for me, pools have opened up a whole new thing.
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They just don't want handguns carried around at their public pools.
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Years later, images of the pools are often bleak and eerie.
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Passengers have access to 24 pools, whirlpools, surf simulators, and waterslides.
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So with all these homes closed, these swimming pools were vacant.
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Still, many smaller spots, though charismatic, don't include amenities like pools.
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They're launching betting pools around topics like politics or TV shows.
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Cities closed pools, beaches and movie theaters to stem the epidemic.
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That's enough water to fill almost 13 million Olympic swimming pools.
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There are water guns, confetti, kiddie pools, and stage blood aplenty.
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"We call it the miracle of outdoor pools," Mr. Kavanagh said.
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The gravel mine produces its own uniquely colored pools of water.
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Many public pools, by the way, are called "baths" in Australia.
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Why are the applicant pools so unbalanced from the get-go?
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All public outdoor pools open for the season on June 27.
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Some users send money to Compound to contribute to liquidity pools.
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The water flows down the mountain into pools, puddles and rivers.
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Ito took her daughters to one of the danchi's wading pools.
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For even more space, villas and penthouses include huge private pools.
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Shingles were kidnapped from roofs; swimming pools dissolved into the ocean.
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Avoiding swimming pools that may contain contaminated water is also important.
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Some Republican lawmakers worried these high risk pools would be inadequate.
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The main complaint about these pools is that they were underfunded.
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There are three sleek pools at Setai all heated year-round.
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Since 2011, nearly two dozen pools have opened in the city.
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Perhaps presidents need to think about selecting judges from different pools.
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Mashable said it could fill 462 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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Both pools were packed and you can't just take a chair.
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Some replacement plans propose segregating these people in high-risk pools.
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The pools of dark chocolate added to the flavor and presentation.
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But when it rains, the stuff pools and it is unavoidable.
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Compare notes about teams, coaches, players, rules, brackets and betting pools.
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Kuipers says some customers are using the baths as birthing pools.
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It was one of the biggest jury pools in Albuquerque's history.
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Hot tubs also make for a greater maintenance challenge than pools.
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Paperwork cascades from the sculpture's crown and pools at its base.
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And you can tap into all these pools of different cultures.
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All the thermal swimming pools are deserted now; they're completely empty.
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Second, these pools of money are wildly imbalanced between the parties.
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Jeff Wiltse, a historian and author of the book "Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America," said decades of segregation at public swimming pools created a legacy of not swimming in black communities.
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The plan also allots $100 billion for states to fund "high-risk pools" for residents with pre-existing conditions who couldn't afford coverage, but many experts say that isn't nearly enough funding to cover the pools' costs.
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These pools would receive billions in federal funding to subsidize the high cost of care, but traditionally high-risk pools have charged high premiums and might require more money than Republicans are willing to put into them.
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Financial authorities have asked banks in coastal cities not to let outflows from yuan-denominated capital pools exceed the size of those pools at any given time, the people said, which would lead to net negative positions.
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Dark pools, known officially in Hong Kong as alternative liquidity pools (ALPs), are anonymous trading platforms offered by banks to help large investors trade big blocks of shares without having news of their orders move the price.
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Instead of sharing their public pools with black residents — whose tax dollars had also paid for them — white Americans founded private clubs (often with public funds) or withdrew behind their fences where they dug their own pools.
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" As for high-risk pools, which Vox's Sarah Kliff explained here, Levitt said the funding is "inadequate" and "there are no requirements for what the eligibility, premiums, or benefits in high-risk pools would have to be.
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Screaming, laughing children run rampant and dip into exotic pools with waterfalls.
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That information "leakage" is what dark pools are supposed to guard against.
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"Pools often have nice structures and sometimes also strange designs," he says.
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Swimming robots inspected pools where spent fuel rods were stored, taking pictures.
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They compete by offering things like luxurious swimming pools and gourmet dining.
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South of the city is Matatirtha, where travelers congregate around two pools.
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Keeping orcas in small pools is cruel, so that's a good thing.
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The Republicans' latest plan to deal with all that is risk pools.
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Nowadays there are large pools of private money that can be tapped.
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Little wonder that some pine for the return of high-risk pools.
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No swimming pools, no cross-fit classes, no fun weekly field trips.
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The resort also has seven swimming pools and an expansive art collection.
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So why this crusade against guns, but not against bathtubs and pools?
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Another result has been trade migration to dark pools and increased fragmentation.
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He lost his first match in pools and was knocked out early.
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High-risk pools also had coverage limits like annual and lifetime caps.
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We'll put people with preexisting conditions into separate insurance pools, Ryan argued.
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Next month we'll all be filling out our March Madness bracket pools.
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Goldman Sachs and Jefferies recently stopped buying loan pools from Lending Club.
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She is a woman who prefers swimming in pools to the ocean.
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Now it looks like even the pools aren't 100 percent clean, either.
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But they aren't meant to be submerged, so avoid pools and puddles.
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The business also sold out of paddling pools and shifted 305,000 fans.
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There's no way to test pools for the parasite at this time.
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That's enough milk to fill more than 1,500 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Rubbermaid Roughneck Totes: great faux rock pools and perfect for bathing gulls.
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Save up to 25% off select Intex Above Ground Pools and Accessories
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We bring students out where they can explore wetlands and tide pools.
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By how much, exactly, do patent pools reduce transaction and litigation costs?
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The credit quality of the cover pools securing the bonds remains stable.
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That's about as much water as 112 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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That's enough to fill more than 10.4 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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It also operates big "mining pools", to which smaller operators can connect.
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Speculation has centered around additional money for high risk pools, for instance.
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Policymakers responded by restricting access to pools of anonymized biomedical genetic data.
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But the risk pools were always an accepted area of general agreement.
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Among other steps, that means hiring beyond their typical pools of candidates.
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The four circles on this mural consist of images of swimming pools.
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But Democrats argue high-risk pools have been underfunded and don't work.
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Risk pools attack that pressure by quarantining them as much as possible.
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That's why we have risk pools, tax credits and health savings accounts.
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The sources include five major rivers, four sacred pools, across 21 provinces.
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Most voters have no opinion on the efficacy of high-risk pools.
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Entering, we find ourselves in an expansive space with two huge pools.
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For those people, Republicans proposed subsidizing coverage through separate high-risk pools.
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In the backyard, a sweeping infinity pools overlooks Beverly Hills from above.
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"I have three pools," he said, and then paused for a bit.
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Blood pools around her ankles as she uses Magnus to steady herself.
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There are two pools: the large Soleil Pool and quieter Chiki Pool.
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She is tall and blond, with eyes as blue as swimming pools.
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The top floor features four penthouses with spacious terraces and swimming pools.
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You'll want to add these beautiful natural pools to your bucket list.
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The home comes with two swimming pools, one of which is indoors ...
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Rather, the group pools the money for projects in the child's community.
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Prize pools for some video game tournaments can reach millions of dollars.
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"Pools of human blood and other bodily fluids" on the freezer floor.
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Some thought blacks carried diseases that could be spread in shared pools.
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The heavily contaminated water flowed over the river banks, creating radioactive pools.
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He said it was a common problem in pools around New York.
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This then rains down on the surface, collecting in pools of water.
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The cacao—claggy and lukewarm—pools in bitter lumps in my mouth.
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Everyone starts from the same pools, the same brackets, as anybody else.
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It's also building in "non-outsourceability" that prevents mining pools from forming.
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When we were breaking up, I got into finding pools and skating.
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Three racially charged confrontations have occurred at swimming pools already this summer.
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But what happens when those pools are abandoned and left to nature?
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With a squeeze, water pools in a dish attached to the bottle.
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The deluge of water pools, flooding in front of the neighboring buildings.
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People avoided swimming pools and physical exertion and cleaned their homes obsessively.
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One-third of the outbreaks occurred in hotel pools or hot tubs.
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The property's most remarkable element is its sculptural pair of stacked pools.
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Pools with no one beside them not reading the new Vanity Fair.
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There are three pools, three characters, three mountain peaks and three languages.
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"The marketplaces would turn into de facto high-risk pools," Levitt said.
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The beaver dams create pools of water in the normally icy landscape.
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Pools can be anywhere, and are especially necessary in a landlocked locale.
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And the papyrus in the nearby reflecting pools swayed in his breeze.
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If you want to use the pools, plan to visit post-spring.
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"I went on Google Earth and searched eighty pools nearby," Laskin recalled.
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Members can access the club's pools, beaches, dining halls, and private rooms.
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The water drips in and pools in the middle of the floor.
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An obsessive naturalist who wades in alkaline pools for imagined proto-organisms.
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After a soak in Calistoga's mud pools, you'll need to tidy up.
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And Cavo Tagoo hotel has private pools attached right to your bedroom.
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The Anthem, Mr. Hurwitz's new venue, does not have any swimming pools.
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Most of the city's public pools are open until Sunday, Sept. 10.
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Ms. Hughes now advocates for legislation to provide more barriers around pools.
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Fancy condo developments came with amenities like roof decks and swimming pools!
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But this time, these authentic pools of expertise have largely been ignored.
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The pools at Blue Lagoon are in the process of being expanded.
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They're competing in races with prize pools of about $0003,2000 or less.
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Its floor was covered in pools of blood, according to the KHS.
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As part of it, there are three large pools and two jacuzzis.
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Rather than integrate its public swimming pools, the city of Jackson, Miss.
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Alongside 28.1,21926 offices, there were 273 bowling alleys and two swimming pools.
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My family loves the water—oceans, lakes, rivers, pools, ponds, mud puddles.
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Private plunge pools have been added to each individual house, as well.
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Two nearby resorts promise water slides and indoor pools, no flight required.
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Some of the hyper acidic and saline pools have negative pH values.
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Before ObamaCare, 22019 states operated high-risk pools, often at great cost.
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"Retailers will need to innovate and find new profit pools," Lasser said.
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Those large pools of data present a significant hacking risk, Wyden argued.
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That goes for small office pools as well as big national contests.
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Most pools provide a lot of points for picking the tournament winner.
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That's enough to fill more than 15 million Olympic-size swimming pools.
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In today's 360 video, soak in one of the country's geothermal pools.
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Now Assad bombards us with explosive barrels and their craters become pools.
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First responders found Bolanos, 39, and Field, 48, in pools of blood.
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The property includes 21 bedrooms, four pools and a staff of 50.
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Go swimming and caving in the natural pools in Semuc Champey, Guatemala.
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No one thought the swimming and diving pools would pose a problem.
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Swimming pools have always been spaces where social inequalities have played out.
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Nonetheless, racism at swimming pools still manifests itself in the 83st century.
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Hockney's fascination with swimming pools during this era was tinged with eroticism.
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Do you just pay the states to manage those high-risk pools?
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"Architects often come to us to design roof top infinity pools, but rarely do we get a say in the building design because the pool is usually an afterthought," Alex Kemsley, Compass Pools designer, said in a statement.
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Until then, storage facilities at nuclear power plants would be expanded through the use of dry storage, sealed casks that can hold spent fuel once it has been cooled in deep pools, freeing up space in the pools.
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There are so many teams, drawing from so many pools of talent, playing so many styles, competing in so few games — mostly against a few other teams that draw from the same talent pools and play similar styles.
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These high-risk pools are intended to help bring down costs for sick people, but a recent report from the AARP found that premiums could exceed $2600,2650 per year for people in these pools, pricing many people out.
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When Muslim women in the French city of Grenoble defied a municipal ban by swimming at local public pools burkinis, the town responded by shutting the pools — despite the dangerous record-setting heat wave sweeping across Western Europe.
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Racism at American Pools Isn't New: A Look at a Long History Swimming pools, which exploded in popularity a century ago, are supposed to be places to relax, but black Americans have long faced harassment and violence there.
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When the first public pools were established in America's Northern cities at the turn of the 20th century, class prejudices fueled decisions of where municipal pools were built to keep out poor and working-class people, regardless of race.
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Four geothermal pools sit just outside the main lobby, and were sorely in need of an upgrade; the pools and bath house were built in 1965, and the transition from new luxury hotel to yesteryear felt a little jarring.
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When the first public pools were established in America's Northern cities at the turn of the 28th century, class prejudices fueled decisions of where municipal pools were built to keep out poor and working-class people, regardless of race.
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A broken pipe flooded the bathroom, water mixing with the pools of blood.
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He cares not for showing you any lavish bedrooms or cars or pools.
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This is significantly less generous than other Republican proposals for high-risk pools.
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The community features tennis and pickleball courts, a wellness center, and two pools.
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Hafstein and his fellow researchers believe the pools are a big reason why.
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In pools, cryptosporidium can enter the body when a swimmer swallows contaminated water.
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There are big crowds, big prize pools, doping, and a lot of drama.
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Face it: Kiddie pools are like a ice cold bath you take outside.
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In other words: Safe for accidental exposure to toilets, swimming pools and rain.
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The water's still not great in those Obamacare "risk pools," Aetna's CEO says.
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People with pre-existing conditions would likely be clustered in high-risk pools.
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No LikeYou'll need a mop for the pools of water in your bathroom.
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But the towns have also received new pools of state and federal money.
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"There are plenty of liquidity pools in Europe to be successful," Hellmich said.
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Despite it being mid-morning on a Monday, the pools were pretty busy.
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But without generous, sustainable funding, high-risk pools could be a treacherous alternative.
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At the center of one of the pools is a giant fire pit.
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His property located in Vacationland, is renown for its beautiful, geothermal tide pools.
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A month's supply would be enough to fill 100 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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At Iowa City parties, poets wrestled in kiddie pools filled with Jell-O.
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When it melts, pools form between tough ridges, allowing some heat to reflect.
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The CDC doesn't want you to stay out of swimming pools this summer.
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How's a list of the some of world's most beautiful resort pools sound?
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The two most expensive penthouses have pools located in a private rooftop area.
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I'm sourdough, which is hot, loves pools, and a millionaire from blogging. Peace.
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Rich Capetonians are full of stories about neighbours still topping up swimming pools.
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Aerial shots from the regime's video feature wide, green streets and swimming pools.
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It will be one of the world's highest pools, according to the hotel.
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Institutional investors who often trade large blocks of shares have embraced dark pools.
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New pools of capital are also available that are specifically for student founders.
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But humans place birdbaths and water lawns; they build swimming pools and fountains.
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Square—she never stuck around for a summer, when the pools were open.
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As these costs decline, it disrupts the traditional profit pools in financial services.
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Price said this week he still likes the idea of high-risk pools.
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But the two rarely go together, outside of swimming pools and disaster movies.
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They turned mesh bags intended to clean out pools into giant tea bags.
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Mana Pools adjoins the Zambezi River, which runs along Zimbabwe's border with Zambia.
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High-risk pools will offer meaningful protection only if they are adequately funded.
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Waves lap upon the beach, a faucet drips, pools cascade down a fountain.
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There's 280-hour meal service and inclusive amenities like fitness centers and pools.
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Gasoline, by contrast, leaks and pools, creating a larger source for prolonged burns.
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These mineral pools make the lake look as if it's full of holes.
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Iceland's communal pools are a national treasure and unlike anything I've ever experienced.
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Risk pools provide a much saner and ultimately more compassionate approach for everyone.
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These pools offer targeted relief (subsidized coverage) to those who really need it.
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Together, these pools represent about 30 percent of the entire network's mining power.
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The leaked water is enough to fill more than 300 Olympic swimming pools.
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The first of these pools is the excess reserves of the commercial banks.
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New pools were built in white neighbourhoods to, in effect, rope others out.
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Instead, sick people could get coverage subsidized through high-risk pools, he said.
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Kapoho Bay, famous for its tide pools, was completely filled by lava Tuesday.
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He needed help getting in and out of spaces like cars and pools.
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The swimsuit style is already banned from public pools in the United Kingdom.
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The home features both indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a private lake.
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Among 10 swimming pools, two are earmarked for families and another for children.
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Pools of private credit also benefit from the opacity of the asset class.
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It's easy to wade into their inky pools before being swept out completely.
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One property's pools and gutters can produce enough mosquitoes to blanket a neighborhood.
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The pool deck has two lap pools, two jacuzzis and a plunge pool.
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Music at the pools and restaurants is often, refreshingly, not at full volume.
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Other cities in the United States have instituted similar programs at public pools.
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Luxury travelers today are no longer satisfied with Champagne, caviar, and infinity pools.
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About 40 percent of U.S. trading is done off-exchange in dark pools.
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There are also three hydrotherapy suites with steam rooms, saunas, and plunge pools.
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I have some customers where I can monitor their pools from my phone.
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Disney World's pools are arguably some of the most unique in the world.
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It also has three swimming pools, one of which has a glass floor.
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Washington D.C. has 20 public pools people can swim in to keep cool.
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The fields were intermittently interrupted by small pools of water like this one.
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All the suites and villas at the Mandarin Oriental Bodrum have private pools ...
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There are so few pools to choose from, and most are so expensive.
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Dark pools refer to trading outside the exchange done by large institutional investors.
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The warehouse is home to everything from swimming pools and televisions to diapers.
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What is surprising is why: The country's public swimming pools are in trouble.
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Enduring a drought, the city had banned car washing and closed the pools.
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Floating fireplaces, infinity pools, wine cellars — you name it, this rental has it.
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There, they'll have drinking pools, toys, and plenty of space to roam around.
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This is roughly the volume of three Olympic-size swimming pools every second.
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Most escape ramps make use of arrester beds, pools of sand or gravel.
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Discreet spotlights in the ceiling focus pools of light around clusters of tables.
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Swimming pools get abandoned because of natural disasters, poor management, and other reasons.
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We usually think of swimming pools as places for fun, relaxation, and exercise.
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Active volcanoes have pools of molten rock inside of them called magma chambers.
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There are pools of capital that are getting ready to invest in it.
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Around 40% of the collateral backing the pools is concentrated in Western Australia.
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And of course in South Florida people have a lot of swimming pools.
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The architect designed some three dozen pools during her nearly half-century career.
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China's annual consumption of ice cream would fill 2,344 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Scrappy kids dive into public pools and hit line drives with broken bats.
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One way states could use this money is to build high-risk pools.
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" In another, she takes credit for having built "4,000 swimming pools in Rome.
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Hundreds of people flock to popular downtown pools after the bars let out.
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Would there be an abundance of infinity pools and virtual reality bowling alleys?
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In other parts of the city, millionaires live in mansions with glistening pools.
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Owners also have access to resort amenities like swimming pools, restaurants and gyms.
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Sandbags were piled up outside garages and front doors, and along swimming pools.
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Tidal pools with starfish and translucent octopuses make for a magical children's outing.
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But, unlike the city's other pools, men and women could swim together there.
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Often empty benches near daffodil beds and shallow pools seem to await visitors.
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Some luxury bunkers offer amenities like movie theaters, swimming pools, and rock walls.
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Premium suites boast large living areas and private plunge pools on the balcony.
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Where I visited, families drink from the same muddy pools as their livestock.
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But colleges continued to expand, partly as a result of growing applicant pools.
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Pools of static blood dried into a thick paste in her blood vessels.
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It will be topped by infinity pools on the roof of the tower.
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"All the pools are just giant toilets you're unable to flush," he said.
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The role of pools and fountains in public spaces is always in flux.
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Chemicals like chlorine and bromine are added to swimming pools to fight germs.
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I was eager to explore what lay beyond plunge pools and bath butlers.
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Lots of resorts in the Caribbean boast of rooms with private plunge pools.
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" One critic described her works as "pools of colors crashing into each other.
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During the primaries, the candidates are competing for two major pools of delegates.
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Much of his training as a rescue swimmer had been in swimming pools.
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The Parks Department has more than 30 outdoor public pools across the city.
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Off the pool there's a sleek gym... ...and a spa with plunge pools.
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Accidents linked to faulty drainage or pumping systems in pools have happened before.
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Italian banks tap London's vast pools of money to strengthen tattered balance sheets.
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Retirees have been rushed from swimming pools, and offices and streets shut down.
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The solution, they say, is creating what are known as high-risk pools.
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It required enough concrete to fill more than 370 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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The credit quality and performance of loans in the collateral pools remain strong.
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More than half the newly mined bitcoins come from mining pools in China.
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The properties have views of the golf courses, large landscaped gardens and pools.
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Common areas may include pools, gyms, indoor and outdoor lounges, and children's playrooms.
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They're stagnant rock pools, briny little shipwrecks, the deepest recesses of Ursula's cave.
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Better yet, it would come with two pools (one with a mini-waterfall!)
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There were 2115 state high-risk pools before the Affordable Care Act passed.
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Hall and her colleagues found that people with chronic illnesses in high-risk pools make healthcare decisions based on cost rather than necessity, which makes sense since high-risk pools imposed annual and lifetime coverage limits, policies that the ACA eliminated.
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" Laszewski also said that "Any such controversial regulations will surely be challenged by state-run insurance exchanges and state insurance regulators who will certainly be harmed by association health insurance pools that will attract healthy people from existing state-run pools.
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He agreed to modify the language by tying the lower-cost risk pools of younger, healthier people who buy cheaper bare-bones plans to the higher-cost risk pools of people who purchase more expensive plans that meet federal requirements.
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Eliminating standing pools of water that mosquitoes use to breed can be extremely effective.
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These salt pools vary in color due to algae that lives on the surface.
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These salt pools vary in color due to algae that lives on the surface.
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Having the young and hearty subsidize the sick and elderly keeps the pools stable.
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When large pools of capital come into companies at early stages, that distorts markets.
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The high risk pools were very limited state-based markets that feature high premiums.
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If it were that easy to guess, office Oscar pools wouldn't be a thing.
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Dark pools are electronic broker-run trading venues, and every big bank has one.
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He spoke all about coverage and risk pools and making sales across state lines.
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Small pools of blood form on the dress of the Frida on the left.
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They drained the pools and were successful in their mission, but died within weeks.
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The ship boasts a boardwalk, four pools, three water slides, and a zip line.
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These voter files contain pools of data about millions of voters and potential volunteers.
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They're floating in pools on hashtag-themed floats and spending time with their families.
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In 2011, these pools covered 226,234 people, or 0.0007 percent of the American population.
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If we have permits and safe storage requirements for pools, why not for guns?
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The FCA said it found that users of dark pools welcome the additional liquidity.
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Fitch uses the 'B' portfolio loss rate measure to compare cover pools across jurisdictions.
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The problem with high-risk pools historically has been that they are poorly funded.
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Multiple pools, gardens that go on and on, multiple tennis courts side-by-side.
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The Price plan envisions only $3 billion for high risk pools over three years.
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Hearthstone and Overwatch both also feature scholarship prize pools of $50,000 and $100,000, respectively.
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The house is a 10-bedroom, 26,000-square-foot mansion with three swimming pools.
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Then there are the endless amenities: tennis courts, luxurious lap pools, carefully manicured parks.
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Didi runs car pools, minibuses and buses in addition to taxis and luxury cars.
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Showcased in the video are aerial shots of wide green boulevards and swimming pools.
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Tech platforms are charging advertisers more to run ads within pools of vetted videos.
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Other architectural discoveries included aqueducts, interior pools, intricately decorated alters, statues, and stunning skylights.
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When we think concrete, we usually picture white pavements, swimming pools, and building foundations.
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Throughout the 60s and after legal racial segregation ended, public pools remained hostile territory.
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Going green Monday, the water in one of the Olympic diving pools was blue.
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There's everything from dazzling swimming pools, sharp 4K TVs, and intelligent home lighting systems.
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Amazon is offering up to 25% off select Intex above ground pools and accessories.
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Pools of dirty water lay in garbage-strewn streets that were empty of people.
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The team invests from two pools of capital: its balance sheet and the EOS.
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Patent pools bundle together related patents covering the building-block components of complex products.
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Pools (1981), her least narrative collage, may be the most painterly of her works.
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All the tested pools and hot tubs contained urine, Li and her team said.
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But the issue of sharing pools of data applies to many very important industries.
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I've been an aquatics director for the last fifteen years, in and around pools.
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Rivers of whale blood make their way through the pools and into the sea.
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Meanwhile, your "real" self pedals in place while sweat starts pools in your headset.
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Suddenly these foreigners are in co-ed schools, discos, swimming pools, hospitals and parks.
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In Portland, Oregon, public pools have been closed to encourage children to stay inside.
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The move comes after rival lenders reported shrinking bonus pools due to underwhelming results.
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Today, the network is dominated by a handful of "pools," which coordinate their efforts.
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They are submerged in pools of pure water to block out any surrounding radiation.
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The estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard.
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" Founded in 2011, Vulcun boasts of having "the largest prize pools in fantasy sports.
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And the simple truth is that risk pools are still going to lose money.
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FYI, we normal humans average pools around 20 feet wide by 30 feet long.
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With the introduction of high-frequency trading, dark pools began to accommodate smaller trades.
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I will neuter all your pet dogs and fill your swimming pools with borscht!
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There are around 40 active dark pools that compete with 11 public stock exchanges.
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A strange metallic stench pools in the corridors, like stale water or tissue fluid.
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In practice, these pools have proven insufficient to meet the needs of sick Americans.
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This is far from the first dispute over who may swim in public pools.
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Both players dominated their pools, earning top seeds on opposite sides of the bracket.
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Large groups of miners, mostly in China, work together in "pools" to improve efficiency.
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Democrats argue that high-risk pools were tried before ObamaCare and did not work.
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Gouged into the coastal rock, Tabet regards these pools as fantastic feats of engineering.
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Cabanas, outdoor televisions, swimming pools — all have become commonplace in the luxury housing market.
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Here are the major metro areas with the biggest pools of long-distance donors.
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Feature Can the secret to the country's happiness be found in its communal pools?
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He is a folklorist at the University of Iceland who studies the country's pools.
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By 2009, thirty-five states had chosen to operate stand-alone high-risk pools.
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The company's artists make and design artworks for backsplashes, pools, yards, floors, and more.
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Democrats counter that high-risk pools were underfunded and did not work before ObamaCare.
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Iceland For adventure travelers, Iceland offers rugged mountain hikes, thermal pools and whale watching.
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It also pools the two companies' production resources, and creates a vast advertising portfolio.
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Perks include full concierge services, two separate pools, a kids' club and business center.
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A mysterious green tint in the diving and water polo pools was highly embarrassing.
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There were even swimming pools that children could swim in during the summer months.
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Great white clouds, billowing above the plane, were mirrored in the black pools below.
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When the plaintiffs won, the Jackson City Council responded by closing all the pools.
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Rather, they are private pools of funds from investors looking to boost local economies.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Why can't they fix the swimming pools at the Rio Olympics?
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In the summer, she swam in public pools, expertly diving into the deep end.
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To eliminate them would require removal of all pools and containers of water. Impossible.
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One nurse said she had nightmares afterward of crying babies in pools of blood.
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We don't know what's going on in dark pools or in internal trading desks.
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Security footage showed soldiers looting shops as dead civilians lay in pools of blood.
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"I stress you to watch your kids around pools," Wyman, 45, wrote on Facebook.
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The baby also had abnormal pools of fluid in other parts of its body.
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Sand is used for filtration in water-treatment facilities, septic systems, and swimming pools.
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It also will change the set of profit pools across the entire automotive industry.
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This had the effect of creating two separate pools of phones to order from.
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Tino Razo: There is a lot of legwork to just find pools to skate.
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Southern cities generally shut down their public pools rather than allow mixed-race swimming.
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A special purpose vehicle is a structure that pools investors into a single entity.
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And pools in new or soon-to-open buildings go way beyond the basic.
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The beachfront resort has nine food and beverage stations, seven pools and a spa.
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If so, what do you think schools can do to diversify their applicant pools?
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Le Méridien Lav has a world-class spa with sparkling indoor and outdoor pools.
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"It would be premature to tell people to avoid swimming pools," Dr. Glesby said.
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Several years ago, starfish succumbed to a wasting disease and vanished from tide pools.
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You should also plan to get up early to score seats at the pools.
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Of course, an aim of the liquid asset pools is to prevent runs preemptively.
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Australia Diary What a teenager discovers in the enchanted rock pools near her home.
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Outside is an outdoor living space, a fire pit, reflecting pools and a spa.
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WeWork has even invested in plans to create giant wave pools for inland surfing.
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Their notes even included details on things like when the swimming pools were open.
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This villa in Canggu, Indonesia, has a cinema, two swimming pools, and a helipad.
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Parks officials called them "cool pools" and said their attendance increased by 19693 percent.
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The young couple were found in pools of blood in their house in Billings.
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There are now 40,000 pools in Palm Springs, about one per year-round residents.
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Some users send money to a DeFi lending project to contribute to liquidity pools.
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I also saw row after row of McMansions, many of them with swimming pools.
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He wants to keep open public pools by getting local businesses to sponsor them.
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On satellite maps, pools near mining areas show up sulfurous yellow and neon green.
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The pools are long and deep, and I spent many mornings doing proper laps.
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Golf courses, tennis and basketball courts, swimming pools, and rock-climbing walls must close.
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If so, there's now an app for that, a sort of Airbnb for pools.
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He had been a lifeguard at pools in Ohio, but Jones Beach was different.
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Today, venture capitalists and other investors still have large pools of money to invest.
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As pools got a bad rap, they depopulated, which made them even less safe.
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So the real question is: Is $28 billion enough to fund high-risk pools?
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The typical luxury amenities like bowling alleys, car galleries or infinity pools felt overdone.
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Prize pools for CSGO competitions range from $75,000 to as much as $1 million.
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Market volatility in 2016 has not been driven by large pools of institutional capital.
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Private-equity giant Blackstone Group created Invitation Homes to buy up pools of houses.
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There are also two pools, a fitness center, and a variety of organized activities.
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Hero pools, along with last year's role lock feature, are meant to combat this.
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In the summer, locals take advantage of its four swimming pools and day camp.
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He expressed the concern that repeal will increase costs and hurt ObamaCare risk pools.
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The House bill allowed for funding for states to create "high-risk" insurance pools.
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Even the swimming pools in the city have been shut due to water scarcity.
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Like most N.C.A.A. tournament pools, it brought friends together for good old-fashioned fun.
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Sydney's coastline, saltwater pools, and architecture are all worth visiting, Insider's Rachel Hosie noted.
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In fact, NASA astronauts often train in pools to help them experience zero gravity.
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With winner pools, the process of claiming and splitting the money can get complicated.
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If not properly managed, these will become the recruiting pools for tomorrow's terrorist groups.
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Publicis, for example, builds pools of employees outside major cities by working with universities.
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The water formed deep pools on the corners and flowed downhill toward 28th Street.
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"In general, whites abandoned public pools that black swimmers started to use," he explained.
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But former Obama administration officials said the change on low-income pools was misguided.
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Photographer Maria Svarbova focuses on the Communist-era swimming pools of her native Slovakia.
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You wouldn't believe how many pool tables he's bought, let alone how many pools.
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I once by accident got into one of their pools, or line, or whatever.
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The water is then directed into bubbling pools, where bacteria digest all they can.
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The Olympic officials ought to have known how many athletes would use the pools.
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Today's professional mermaids don't just don tails and smile and sit idly by pools.
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In 22019, these pools covered 2150,2200 people, or 0.0007 percent of the American population.
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A report from the CDC found that eight out of every ten pools incurs at least one health or safety violation (like not having enough disinfectant in the water), and one out of every eight pools gets closed immediately after a health check.
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Morgan also posted a number of other Stories urging her followers to take necessary water safety precautions, including swimming lessons and an alarm system for residential pools that detects drowning, to ensure children are not risking their lives in and around pools.
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Watch Motherboard's documentary on nuclear power in 360/VR: The problem is that most nuclear reactor operators in the US don't proactively remove spent fuel from the pools because the NRC doesn't see using pools as semi-permanent storage as a problem.
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"It was socially normal for blacks and whites to swim together at these public pools during the late 19th and early 20th century, but that all changed during the 1920s and 1930s when cities opened up large resort-like pools," Wiltse said.
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They are as short-lived as the forest pools they occupy, dwelling in these mysterious and beautiful worlds for a brief three or four months, and then both the pools and the shrimp vanish, fairylike, absorbed back into the forest floor like magic.
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In the 1970s and '80s, many cities halted plans to build public swimming pools or closed them altogether, which disproportionately impacted working-class communities, which were often communities of color, unlike their upper-class, predominantly white counterparts who had access to private pools.
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It's also been tested in different water environments, like hot tubs, pools, and bubble baths.
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These types of dark pools handle 13.6 percent of daily trading, the Tabb Group says.
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As with any big risk, pools need to be large to make protection products work.
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Militias soon form to defend or seize control of swimming pools and other water sources.
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Terminal Directive works like this: The players build their decks out of two card pools.
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Throughout the hard hit areas, rivers swelled and parked cars sat in pools of water.
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The pools of water between the dunes are from melted snow, creating a perfect foreground.
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It occurs in freshwater, such as lakes and rivers, or in poorly maintained swimming pools.
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Thompson, brought to the Supreme Court in the aftermath of the desegregation of public pools.
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Despite widespread awareness, taps are still running, some pools are filled, and showers aren't restricted.
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Pools can make a summer day a glorious experience, but they present a serious hazard.
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Journey underground to see the stunning underground pools and waterfalls, surrounded by stalactites and stalagmites.
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Summer is the worst time, with passing rainstorms, pools, lakes, and trips to the beach.
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Bakonyi focused on deserted sidewalks, abandoned swimming pools, and vast landscapes seemingly devoid of life.
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Outside, the estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard.
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The team scoured the landscape, looking for something that called one of these pools home.
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His eyes were deep dark pools that devoured your resistance -- and prepared you for anything.
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Swimply partners with local pool service companies to ensure the listed pools are kept clean.
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The clouds look like candles that have burned down to tiered pools of blue wax.
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A broken pipe started to flood the bathroom, the water mixing with pools of blood.
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Dark pools have been criticised for depriving the wider stock market of crucial pricing information.
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Big investors often use dark pools to avoid trading against more speculative types of traders.
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The fry lived in pools — early farms — over which a dead cow's head was hung.
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Each mansion came equipped with its own pools, jacuzzis, private deck area, and beachfront cabana.
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Meanwhile, E. coli in pools can produce a toxin called Shiga, which—you guessed it!
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It pools in certain places as if from reservoirs underground — perhaps especially in New Orleans.
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The resulting photographs turn hotel rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and swimming pools into an uncanny valley.
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She loves to swim in the big pee bath (Image: AP)Pools are giant toilets.
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The bad news: 100 percent of the tested pools contained at least some Ace-K.
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Their apartment buildings have elevators for their cars; their private jets have on-board pools.
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There will also be three pools, including a sea-water lap pool, on the ship.
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In other words, "lit" markets (stock exchanges) will have priority over "dark" markets (dark pools).
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Most were because of inadequate disinfection, and the worst violations were in kiddie pools. Gross.
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Ever-bigger and faster ships boasted fancy restaurants, swimming pools, cinemas and even department stores.
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It's a bit worrying that 42% of French people favour such a ban in pools.
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Also, the more they moved, pools of liquid would be flying off around the couple.
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However, chances are high that there are no pools on this moon or its planet.
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These industries thrive in big cities where they can draw on deep pools of talent.
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At that time, though, cities started racially segregating pools in the north and, later, nationwide.
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Violence and intimidation kept African Americans out of "white" pools where they weren't officially segregated.
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Because of the design, there is also a little extra room compared to circular pools.
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Prize pools range from $8,000 in StarCraft 2 to $50,000 in CS:GO and Dota 2.
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Most cases — 35 percent — occurred when people swallowed water in contaminated pools or water parks.
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Unlike exchanges, dark pools can execute trades in between the spread, potentially lowering brokers' costs.
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In a lot of ways, this service returns back to the days of DJ pools.
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Republicans would have states set up "high-risk pools" for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Some viewers even enter fantasy football-style leagues or pools where money is at stake.
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The pittance thrown into the repeal to pay for high-risk pools won't do much.
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Those states would have to have high-risk pools to take care of sick people.
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The new estate boasts 3.5 acres, two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard.
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The pools existed only to symbolize luxury's triumph over the desert, and evaporation in general.
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But those pools, in the past, have seen waiting lists, high premiums and other issues.
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Office pool woes So, no one should be surprised when lottery office pools go wrong.
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France or Germany could build deeper pools of capital, but that could not happen quickly.
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Outside, the 3-acre plot boasts two swimming pools, two spas and a private vineyard.
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Those whales were slated to live in new Arctic pools set to open in 2019.
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Consider the case of AntPool—one of the largest cryptocurrency mining pools in the world.
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There are two enormous pools of savings in America that the current debate has overlooked.
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Beachfront rooms and villas come with their own butlers and personal full-sized swimming pools.
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"We really do need to emphasize just how expensive high-risk pools are," Melmeyer insists.
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Of course, the producers are free to shape the candidate pools however they see fit.
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Visitors can also explore the stunning tidal rock pools at Magpupungko, another island in Siargao.
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Life isn't all big closets and multiple pools for the rapper, and self-proclaimed genius.
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Pleasure was soon replaced by panic: lakes are not supposed to look like swimming pools.
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Now those pools were frothing and rust-colored, the tide having shifted towards the Republicans.
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Mosquitoes thrive in warmer temperatures, and in pools of water left by storms and floods.
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There's beautiful wallpaper everywhere, a bowling alley, the best golf courses, pools and great service.
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The development comes complete with a landscaped central park, fountains, tennis courts and swimming pools.
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This past winter, I visited Iceland and swam in 383 pools all over the country.
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B28 is a Singapore-based entity that pools money from individuals to invest in whiskey.
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Inside many of the cages were drained pools now filled with dirt, leaves, and trash.
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Scientists encountered the pools of plastic during a 0003 expedition around the Arctic Polar Circle.
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Meanwhile Cleveland, Ohio and Philadelphia tied for No. 1 in most swimming pools per capita.
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That includes action at dark pools — exchanges that allow anonymous trades, often between large institutions.
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They prefer to lay eggs in leafy, sunlit pools and drains, rice fields and ponds.
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The resort features three swimming pools, four tennis courts, a golf course and snorkeling excursions.
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At Agua Branca gold mining village in Pará, Brazil, the leftover mud forms murky pools.
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The pools look like spots that range in color depending on the minerals inside them.
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As the name implies, they are shaped like pools, but are well-like in depth.
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Most amenities — aside from pools — can be accessed by visitors who aren't actually staying there.
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Now the WSL wants to roll out these wave pools globally, from Brazil to Japan.
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People were seen on the ground, lying in pools of blood, injured and possibly dead.
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Two pools used for diving, water polo and synchronized swimming mysteriously turned frog-pond green.
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Events are, well, popping up in garages, around pools and even in locked storage spaces.
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But collective licensing approaches such as patent pools reduce the risks of transparency for everyone.
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Pools reaching depths of twenty feet are now visible from the surface, La Jornada reported.
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Similar strikes have taken place this week at street cleaning services, schools and swimming pools.
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Well into the 1960s, the public pools in Chicago remained strictly segregated along racial lines.
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I like "Swimming Pools," but you have to show me some range here PR guy.
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On Gumtree, several services advertise water deliveries for drinking, storing, or filling up swimming pools.
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There were swimming pools, supermarkets, and other attractive amenities that have since spiraled into decay.
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Children in that age group most often drown in swimming pools, hot tubs and spas.
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The monthly maintenance is $2,633 and includes security and use of amenities like the pools.
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Her paintings have a clean, optimistic feel, like David Hockney's swimming pools, or Matisse's cutouts.
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I took my made-to-order mocha latte out to the pools to avoid it.
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The pools, too, were mostly unoccupied, an advantage for those like me who appreciate solitude.
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"The water in the pools was swaying like a wild sea," he said by telephone.
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One of those pools is adult-only, a nice option if you don't have kids.
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Most Barcelona hotels feature historical architecture and rooftop terraces with bars, pools, and fantastic views.
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There's a casino in the hotel, as well as well-appointed indoor and outdoor pools.
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A 75-cent fee was added to shared car pools such as Via or UberPool.
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Initially called Zimride, the company focused on bringing together riders for long-distance car pools.
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Once hatched, tadpoles clamber on the males' backs to be ferried to pools of water.
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Vaporetto tickets, pigeon feathers and candy wrappers floated in stagnant pools around St. Mark's Basilica.
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TG: Whenever we talk about unbalanced applicant pools, there is a larger context and history.
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As babies are born, new pools of potential victims are created — unless vaccination is constant.
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But there is a world of difference between pools of potential voters and actual voters.
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Both the main house and guesthouse have pools, along with exterior kitchens and entertainment spaces.
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A shallow depth of field, too, flattens the McMansions and infinity pools into stage sets.
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The clashes spread, and Mayor Joseph Darst ordered pools to be resegregated the next day.
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There were air-conditioned stores, fast-food restaurants, movie theaters, internet cafes and swimming pools.
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Two years later, the grotto pools would be linked to an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease.
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The resort has a private beach and several pools; rooms start at $395 per night.
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There, the Matharoos rekindled their love affairs with private jets and pools in Beverly Hills.
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The 126-room resort has two swimming pools, including one for adults, and three restaurants.
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Companies are less likely to invest in places that don't have solid pools of workers.
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What's clear is that the sums, distributed across a variety of pools, are relatively small.
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They can make large wagers without significantly affecting the odds because betting pools are huge.
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Wasl Tower will house a Mandarin Oriental luxury hotel, offices, private residences, and rooftop pools.
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Schools, museums, theaters, and swimming pools throughout Italy were closed, and weddings and funerals halted.
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In the past, community leaders considered only swimming pools and soccer fields for recreation facilities.
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In the 1960s, pools built through Great Society programs were often in isolated black neighborhoods.
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" The resulting exhibitions, he said, "were very colorful — pools of colors crashing into each other.
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A higher rate of drownings in New York have occurred at beaches compared to pools.
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Two saltwater pools edge the crashing sea; the lap pool is cut into shorefront rock.
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They filled museums, formed lines around the block for community pools and went to work.
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Capital pools are drying up, leaving many entrepreneurs without a means to finance their ventures.
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While other teams show up in team vans, the Maccabees scramble to assemble car pools.
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Titan is a world with water ice, liquid methane pools, and a thick nitrogen atmosphere.
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Even the community swimming pools are filled with hundreds of thousands of gallons of it.
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In some pools, male wood frogs are already calling for females that show up later.
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