However, they're going into rough seas with a band-aided boat.
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Fisherman were warned about rough seas ahead of the storm's arrival.
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Even slightly rough seas can sink small, crowded boats like this.
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"If we have rough seas, there's no barge shipment," he explained.
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THE shipping industry has encountered rough seas over the past decade.
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So how do they withstand the freezing temperatures and rough seas?
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It was like making a record while swimming in rough seas.
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Passengers reported being violently tossed about by rough seas and heavy wind.
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Friday after his specialized ocean rower started taking on water during rough seas.
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The journey will involve two weeks of potentially rough seas and cramped quarters.
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Divers have not been able to identify the vehicle because of rough seas.
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It provides options for "comfort", "sports" and one for safer handling in rough seas.
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The vessel is now in Maltese waters sheltering from high winds and rough seas.
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They expect very rough seas with 8- to 10-foot waves overnight into Tuesday.
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Jose's impact is sure to be felt along the Southeast coast, bringing rough seas.
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The boat, carrying mainly Chinese nationals, sunk in rough seas off the coast of Sabah.
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But the first competition, in Athens, was canceled because of rough seas in Piraeus Harbour.
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Like a mast on a sailboat in rough seas, the pole dipped, then rose again.
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All three boats had departed from Libya and were traveling in rough seas and poor weather.
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The people found on Tuesday died after their boat or boats apparently capsized in rough seas.
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Rough seas, dangerous surf and strong storm surge up the coast as far north as Connecticut.
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But many of the boats are ill-equipped for the rough seas and overloaded with people.
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Weather logs indicate that soon after leaving California, the tugboat hit high winds and rough seas.
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It takes quite a while, and the result looks terrifyingly flimsy for use on rough seas.
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They are responsible for bringing heavy rain, snow, gale-force winds, rough seas and coastal erosion.
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A search for the bodies had to be abandoned due to rough seas, the statement said.
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"They travel 5,000 miles across open water in rough seas and with strong winds," she said.
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In another experiment, they were sent out to notoriously rough seas off the coast of Nova Scotia.
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If someone falls overboard, it will be difficult to find and retrieve them, especially in rough seas.
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The Buford was an elderly, decrepit troopship, known by sailors as a heavy "roller" in rough seas.
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In rough seas, this may not give him enough clearance to get his head out of water.
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The Sulawesi ferry, with 139 passengers aboard according to its manifest, began sinking Tuesday afternoon in rough seas.
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The rest came from coastal development, which reefs help to protect by acting as buffers against rough seas.
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Crews were searching for survivors amid cloudy skies and rough seas, with waves 10 to 15 feet high.
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At least 22 people were believed to be onboard the ship when it went down in rough seas.
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Furniture and large plants on deck of the tilting vessel are being thrashed around by the rough seas.
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The Dow dropped 224 points yesterday and is 2,500 points off its peak after months of rough seas.
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No two people, even love-struck honeymooners, can get through such rough seas without all hands on deck.
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With cramped quarters, no toilet and the potential for rough seas, the two-week voyage will be uncomfortable.
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A close connection with her doorman helps a single woman navigate the rough seas of dating and motherhood.
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Update Saturday 73th, 27:245AM ET: The attempt has been rescheduled due to sustained winds and rough seas.
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The Valkoista arrived in the Australian port city of Geraldton following a two-day return journey in rough seas.
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These occurrences are tragically common as refugees fleeing persecution in Myanmar use small fishing boats to navigate rough seas.
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The dinghies are prone to capsizing in rough seas, and the people smugglers do not give out life jackets.
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Chick said moving the whales by nightfall was logistically challenging because of the rocky beach terrain and rough seas.
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Locals describe that zone as "la batidora" -- the blender -- because of the rough seas normally found in the area.
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" He adds, "Unfortunately, she lands in the rough seas and as soon as she does, she's overtaken by a wave.
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Firefighting and rescue efforts, particularly from the air and the sea, were hampered by gale force winds and rough seas.
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Belize's National Meteorological Service issued a small craft caution for gusty winds and rough seas near heavy showers and thunderstorms.
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A leak on board the port side of the ship caused it to quickly run into trouble on rough seas.
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The boat overturned while trying to navigate rough seas en route to Bangladesh, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said.
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I was no longer able to speak, and the swell of the rough seas was nearly the end of me.
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Providenciales, the most populous of the Turks and Caicos's 24 islands, was experiencing howling winds, rough seas and steady rain.
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Viafore, 46, drowned on April 19, 2015 in the Hudson River after his kayak capsized in rough seas and windy conditions.
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" He said the passengers are suffering from severe sea sickness due to rough seas, adding: "They are at risk of dehydration.
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Perhaps installing large quantities of offshore wind turbines in deep and rough seas would be similar to deep-sea oil drilling.
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"Unfortunately, she lands in the rough seas and as soon as she does, she's overtaken by a wave," he adds. Cmdr.
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Experts have been warning for years that the rock formation was in danger and was gradually being damaged by rough seas.
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According to the BOM, the phenomenon is an intense low-pressure system marked by gale force winds, rain and rough seas.
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The ship is bucking and thrashing in the rough seas, making it impossible to fold the sails from a standing position.
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They traveled with smugglers, walked across countries and continents, crossed mountains and rough seas, and endured airless trunks, thieves and muggers.
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The result will be an intense storm with a period of heavy rain, strong winds and rough seas that slams the Northeast.
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Vincent Viafore, 46, drowned on April 19, 2015 in the Hudson River after his kayak capsized in rough seas and windy conditions.
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She had originally been expected to dock her vessel on Tuesday but was held up in rough seas south of Nova Scotia.
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Once at sea, Bertish can expect to battle rough seas, sun exposure and tricky tides and currents, as well as unforeseen obstacles.
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Because of concerns about rough seas, dangerous surf and strong storm surge, no swimming was allowed on New York beaches Sunday and Monday.
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Analysts blamed wind and rough seas resulting from Gaston, Hermine and other storms that have impeded ships with cargoes headed for U.S. refineries.
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In addition to the wind and rough seas associated with tropical storms, heavy rainfall could also be a major threat from this system.
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It's 80,000 horsepower-worth of gleaming, screaming metal, with enough thrust to power the ship through rough seas at a clean 22.5 knots.
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Reeves tried to complete the journey once before, in 2017, but had to turn back when he hit rough seas below South Africa.
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Laying the guns in a chase through rough seas, trading fire with a furious galleon that refuses to let your treachery go unpunished.
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One of the Navy ships accompanying Marines to the exercise, the USS Gunston Hall, was banged up by rough seas during the journey.
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A young women who made it to shore said the captain had tried to anchor the boat in rough seas and lost control.
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But the measure landed in rough seas ahead of a vote that Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, wants next week.
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MODERN LOVE A platonic connection with her doorman inspired Julie Margaret Hogben's 2015 essay about navigating the rough seas of dating and motherhood.
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Unlike a human diver, the COTSbot can work safely in rough seas for eight hours at a time and doesn't ask for a paycheck.
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The journey was often difficult beyond belief — most children traveled in overcrowded wooden boats, packed tight like cattle to endure months of rough seas.
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Compared to other devices -- like buoys -- which can become destroyed and sink in rough seas, Yam Pro Energy's patent is more efficient, it says.
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Pilots who bring vessels into the port's ship channel halted transport due to rough seas and will resume after the storm passes, she said.
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And speaking of rough seas, insiders told us that Fair's co-founder and now ex-CEO often used sailing analogies to explain his vision.
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That distance, combined with the rough seas of the Southern Indian Ocean, makes it unlikely that a shot would hit a bird, he said.
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Thanks to rough seas, they've abandoned that plan, but they still intend to retrieve the fairing halves from the ocean after they splash down.
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Ghost ships are a phenomenon in Japan, especially in the winter, when rough seas batter North Korean boats and blow them way off course.
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A boat carrying dozens of Chinese tourists overturned in rough seas off southern Thailand and dozens of passengers were unaccounted for, the Phuket governor said.
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Ross Sadlier, a reptile researcher at the Australian Museum, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that the snakes were most likely weakened by the rough seas.
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"We can't confirm the characteristics of the vehicle because of rough seas and our divers are having a hard time reaching the depths," he said.
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Labor Day cancellations Because of concerns about rough seas, dangerous surf and strong storm surge, no swimming will be allowed on New York beaches Sunday.
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Small craft should consider remaining in port on Saturday and Saturday night as there will be the potential for dangerous squalls and sudden rough seas.
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After initial attempts to contain the spill failed, high winds and rough seas spread crude oil until more than 2900,220006 miles of coastline were fouled.
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It also advised that Carina would create moderate to rough seas over the east coast of Luzon in the north, and the Visayas in central Philippines.
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The boat capsized in rough seas on Thursday with 105 people on board, 93 of them Chinese tourists along with 12 Thai crew and tour guides.
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Dmitri S. Peskov, Mr. Putin's spokesman, said that the waterway was open for Ukrainian shipping but that the authorities might temporarily close it during rough seas.
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While locals stocked up on bottled water and plywood, fuel distributors scrambled to fill up on gasoline and diesel supplies before rough seas force port closures.
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After several days of rough seas, weather conditions improved on Wednesday evening and were expected to remain calm until Friday evening, she told Reuters by telephone.
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The winter months have made the crossing increasingly dangerous, bringing low temperatures and rough seas that batter the rickety and overcrowded boats that set out from Turkey.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - More than 130 African migrants were missing off Djibouti after two overloaded boats capsized in rough seas on Tuesday, the United Nations migration agency said.
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Along with heavy rains and high winds come rough seas and a threat of rip currents from Florida to Louisiana that can sweep swimmers out to sea.
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The structure, known as the Azure Window because it arched over blue seas popular with divers, collapsed as Malta was hit by rough seas and stormy weather.
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SpaceX said in a Twitter post it was standing down from the Crew Dragon capsule test because of high winds and rough seas in the recovery area.
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Its star product is a self-balancing boat with pontoons that rapidly expand and contract to keep the deck of the boat perfect level, even in rough seas.
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A Royal Caribbean cruise ship ran into rough seas in the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday, with crew ordering passengers to stay in their cabins as furniture toppled onboard.
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ROME (Reuters) - An Italian merchant ship rescued 26 migrants off the coast of Libya in rough seas and others were feared missing, the Coast Guard said on Saturday.
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An hour into what turned out to be something of a white-knuckle adventure in rough seas, Leo turned flush and announced that he wanted off the boat.
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The ferry had been traveling on rough seas from Ungos port in Real, a town east of Manila, to Polillo Island when it capsized around 11:30 a.m.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Search teams combed the Caribbean on Thursday for 25 Venezuelan migrants missing after a boat sank in rough seas on the way to Trinidad, authorities said.
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Since then, rough seas have thwarted attempts to attach a towline to the vessel — a Panamanian-flagged ship — that could be used to steer it back out to sea.
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They also feel the trips are safe as the boats are driven by fishermen who are less likely to abandon local people in rough seas than Libyan armed groups.
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The storm is being blamed for at least two deaths in the United Kingdom after two bodies were pulled from rough seas in separate searches along England's southeastern coast.
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Incredible videos shared on Twitter are showing the wild rough seas that have led to the evacuation of 1,473 people from a cruise ship off the coast of Norway.
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Most nickel mines are in the southern Philippines where monsoon rains and rough seas occur between October and March, making it difficult for miners to operate and load ships.
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In February 2016, another Royal Caribbean cruise ship was caught in rough seas in the Atlantic Ocean, with passengers sharing harrowing video of the storm rolling through gigantic waves.
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"Lane is forecast to pass near the Hawaiian Islands this week, potentially bringing dangerously strong winds, rough seas and large swells," the National Weather Service said in a statement.
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Two hours by boat from the nearest settlement, the island has no roads or buildings and it regularly floods during the rough seas of the June-September rainy season.
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Fortunately, rough seas aside, there was a lot to enjoy on the ride, which is very much a part of the entire experience, lasting over an hour each way.
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Three boaters ran into rough seas on Saturday morning while fishing four miles off of the coast of Key Biscayne, and Siri came to their rescue, according to Fox 4.
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Their 18-foot boat began to take on water in the rough seas, and the men quickly put on life jackets and attempted to call 911 before the boat sank.
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Passengers are treated to magnificent views of the English Channel—and occasionally to a frisson, when rough seas break on the concrete groynes and envelop oncoming trains in sea spray.
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Video from Turkish news outlet Dogan news agency shows images of the small bodies being washed to shore in the rough seas, before Turkish police pulled them from the surf.
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It's so remote that the only way to get there is by an 8-seater plane or ferry -- which can be postponed for weeks on end due to rough seas.
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High winds and rough seas ruled out towing operations on Sunday, after the failure of a previous attempts this week in which a member of the salvage team was injured.
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Warnings from the Tropical Cyclone Center in Fiji caution that destructive wind gusts from Winston could reach up to 225 mph, in addition to damaging rough seas and coastal flooding.
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Once upon a time, men like Zlatan led fighters across rough seas, took coastal towns by force, wielded axes, drank from tankards and ate wild boar at long, wooden tables.
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Agency officials said that some 2,000 people were still arriving daily in Greece, undeterred by the dangers of rough seas and winter weather that have resulted in more than 400 deaths.
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In one of four incidents, an Italian merchant ship rescued 1543 people off the coast of Libya in rough seas and others were feared missing, Italy's Coast Guard said on Saturday.
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The Thai authorities have provided conflicting information regarding the total number of people who were on the two boats and a jet ski that sank on Thursday afternoon in rough seas.
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The eastern side of the country was expected to get hit by strong rains and rough seas as the typhoon passed, said Ricardo Jalad, head of the Office of Civil Defense.
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Because of rough seas in the Atlantic, SpaceX called off a test on Saturday that would have destroyed a rocket in flight to demonstrate that its spacecraft are safe for astronauts.
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The new disaster adds to a death toll which aid groups had put at 240 for the three days ending on Wednesday, as migrants continue to leave Libya despite rough seas.
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The Phoenix had 101 on board, including 89 tourists, all but two of them from China, when it went down in rough seas last Thursday during an outing to a small island.
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Over the last week, humanitarian groups had warned of growing physical and psychological distress among the migrants on the stranded boats, many of whom also suffered seasickness due to the rough seas.
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Three days after enduring a wild ride in rough seas fired up by 125-mile-per-hour winds, the battered Royal Caribbean ship and its 6,000 people aboard docked in Bayonne, New Jersey.
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Some of them assisted firefighters and rescue divers who had to contend with rough seas as they freed the bodies of the dead from the plane, which had broken into several large pieces.
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The Phoenix tourist boat went down in rough seas on Thursday with 101 people on board, including 89 tourists, all but two of them from China, during an outing to a small island.
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"Strong winds associated with Hurricane Lane may impact waters south of the Big Island as early as Wednesday morning, with rough seas and swells expected to increase Tuesday night," according to the NWS.
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Many of the ship's cargo hatches were broken, or just plain missing, so the crew wouldn't be able to keep water out of the hold if they hit rough seas or bad weather.
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Alexus Sheppard, a California writer and activist on board the ship, shared terrifying footage from on board showing furniture sliding across the floors as the vessel listed from side to side in rough seas.
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The bodies of at least 10 drowned migrants and refugees, who plunged into the Aegean Sea when their boat capsized in rough seas, washed up on the beach of a Turkish resort town Tuesday.
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A firmer housing market should help prop up the economy as it navigates rough seas caused by a robust dollar, spending cuts by energy companies hurt by lower oil prices and sluggish global demand.
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According to survivors, the migrants, who were without lifejackets, started panicking as high waves struck close to Yemen&aposs shore and were pitched headlong into the rough seas where so many succumbed on Wednesday.
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Hundreds of Ethiopian and Somali migrants were forced from boats into rough seas off Yemen in August by smugglers trying to avoid authorities or armed groups on shore in war-torn Yemen, IOM said.
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However, NATO's presence does not deter traffickers, and the only factor that discourages migrants from boarding boats on the Turkish coast and heading for the Greek islands are the high winds and rough seas.
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Her work, "Dedicated to the Unknown Artists" (1972-6), consists of 305 postcards of rough seas that she bought all over Britain, set in neat frames with a map of where they were bought.
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"The kidnapped Norwegian could not get out yet because he could not cross because of the rough seas," Duterte said, adding "there will be time that I will have to confront the Abu Sayyaf".
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Forty nine people are missing after a boat carrying 97 people, including Chinese tourists and Thai crew, capsized in rough seas off Thailand's tourist island of Phuket, the Thai navy said on Thursday.
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Juhl and his colleagues think that thick sea ice in winter helps protect the medusas from rough seas, while the low temperatures help slow their metabolism so they don&apost need much food to survive.
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Simone Starke, spokeswoman for the command, said authorities had rejected as too risky any effort to transfer the oil and diesel given rough seas and the complications of having to first heat the heavy oil.
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The full show (only change: the queens now have the option of wearing flat shoes when performing during rough seas) is now running on two Norwegian ships and will open on a third this fall.
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"Dial's paintings are like patches of rough seas in which the faces and figures of living things rise and sink among waves of detritus and color," Roberta Smith wrote in The New York Times in 22003.
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The odd discovery is part of the content inside 270 containers that fell off the Panamanian-flagged MSC Zoe cargo ship in rough seas off the German island of Borkum, according to the Dutch coast guard.
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"While most of Rohingya refugees arrive on foot, mostly walking through the jungle and mountains for several days, thousands are braving long and risky voyages across the rough seas of the Bay of Bengal," UNHCR said.
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After leaving the Japanese port of Sasebo on January 11, the crew of the Pueblo had to deal with equipment failure, frigid weather that meant ice had to be constantly chipped off instruments, and rough seas.
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Mr. Grant, like others who have spent their careers watching British and European politics, predicts rough seas for Britain as it casts off nearly 45 years of intimate trade and legal ties with those annoying Europeans.
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Discovered debris an ominous sign The family, which had been living on the 29-foot sailboat in Sarasota for about a year, was sailing to Fort Myers early Sunday when they hit a thunderstorm and rough seas.
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More than 62,000 migrants, many of them refugees from the Syrian war, arrived in Greece last month by boat and dinghy from Turkey braving winter weather and rough seas, according to the the International Organisation for Migration.
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The result will be strong on-shore winds stretching from the Outer Banks to New York's Long Island through the holiday weekend, resulting in rough seas, rip currents and beach erosion, but not a lot of rain.
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John Fisher, 47, had been competing with Hong Kong entry Team Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag on leg seven of the race from Auckland to Itajai in Brazil and was reported missing in extremely rough seas on Monday.
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Both cities issued their third-highest weather warnings, storm signal No. 8, early in the day as winds intensified and heavy rain lashed down, churning up rough seas and prompting alerts of flooding in low-lying areas.
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Rough seas and high winds in Bermuda's Great Sound made for challenging conditions, with Artemis Racing losing ground soon after the start and straying outside the course boundary, incurring a penalty which put them further behind Japan.
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Fleeing war, thousands of mainly Syrian refugees have braved rough seas this year to make the short but precarious journey from Turkey to Greece's islands, from which most continue to mainland Greece and northward into wealthier western Europe.
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Fleeing war, thousands of mainly Syrian refugees have braved rough seas this year to make the short, but precarious, journey from Turkey to Greece's islands, from which most continue to mainland Greece and northward into wealthier western Europe.
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The reductions stem from well shut-ins made in advance of the Category 4 hurricane, which drove through the Gulf of Mexico this week, producing rough seas and winds of up to 155 miles per hour (250 kph).
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The huge semisubmersible oil rig detached in rough seas from a tug trying to bring it to Malta, and amid worries about pollution, it looked massive and forlorn as salvage crews tried to free it, and refloat it.
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Rough seas, bad weather and a leak on one side of the ship caused it to pitch and capsize, and according to lndonesian authorities, the captain actually purposefully crashed the ship to save as many lives as possible.
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In February, the ship sailed into an Atlantic storm, forcing passengers to hunker down in their rooms for about 12 hours as the ship tossed and turned in rough seas and up to 125-mph winds off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
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On Wednesday morning, an Italian coast guard vessel with 937 migrants and two bodies aboard docked in Catania, Sicily, while the Aquarius headed into increasingly rough seas on its way to Valencia, where it is due to arrive on Saturday.
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This is Alexei Oreskovic, Business Insider's Global Tech Editor and West Coast Bureau Chief, and I'm always eager for your feedback, thoughts and tips at This week: The trade war's ripples are stirring up rough seas across the tech landscape.
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A Coast Guard fleet rushed to assist, including a 25-foot vessel which capsized in the rough seas, forcing four crew members to swim about 200 yards back to Jones Beach, where they are stationed on New York's Long Island.
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What is new is that they are regularly smuggled into Britain by boat — which used to be fairly rare — supplying jarring pictures of people being pulled from foundering little craft in rough seas, or being taken into custody on beaches.
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Conditions in the rocket's flight path looked great on Saturday, but "sustained winds and rough seas in the recovery area" prompted SpaceX to keep Crew Dragon grounded until its next launch opportunity on Sunday, according to a tweet from the company.
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The risks of the Mediterranean crossing are well-documented: Cheaply made life vests filled with nylon and paper offer a false sense of protection, while rough seas, freezing temperatures, and overloaded vessels mean that thousands have already lost their lives making this journey.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's coast guard on Thursday boarded a North Korean fishing boat near a Japanese island where the crew said they had taken shelter from rough seas, the latest in a series of North Korean vessels in distress drifting into Japanese waters.
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GENEVA/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - About 123 Ethiopian and Somali migrants, many weakened by hunger and drought in their home countries, were forced from a boat into rough seas off Yemen by smugglers on Thursday and 19 were presumed drowned, the U.N. migration agency said.
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They recreated Prata do Mar's earliest symbol of a sailboat in rough seas; cleaned up the Minor tin to highlight the Felix-like cat that had gone through many iterations; and even found the font that had graced the original Tricana labels.
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It's the same cruise ship that sailed into an Atlantic storm last month, forcing passengers to hunker down in their rooms for about 12 hours as the ship tossed and turned in rough seas and up to 125-mph winds off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
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PBS had a documentary team out on the USS Nimitz when it hit rough seas in the Pacific and got to watch pilots, many of whom had experience flying missions over Iraq and Afghanistan, get nervous when they were sent out for some peaceful training.
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"Before America ever met José Fernández, before his fastball earned him millions of dollars and countless fans, in the middle of the night, in rough seas and against all odds, at just 15 years of age, this [is what this] young man, José Fernández, was revealing himself to be," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rough seas and dense fog stranded a 76-foot commercial fishing vessel off New York's Rockaway Beach, about 13 miles southeast of downtown Manhattan, and capsized a U.S. Coast Guard boat that rushed to help on Thursday, but no one was injured, a U.S. Coast Guard spokeswoman said.
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It should not take another seven decades to grasp why present-day migrants risk all to face tear gas at a border, to brave rough seas in rubber rafts, to crowd into the next boat, plane, train or bus out of fear that it may be the last one out.
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Mr. Cuomo made no mention of the bail reform on Wednesday during his speech, which included quotations from George Washington, Henry David Thoreau and the singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, and an extended nautical theme, with mentions of rocky shores, rough seas, and a "political and social superstorm" of anger and divisive rhetoric.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra, which has been trying to ride a wave of recent musical success after facing the rough seas of bankruptcy earlier this decade, announced Monday evening that it had chosen a new leader: Matías Tarnopolsky, the executive and artistic director of Cal Performances, the performing arts organization at the University of California, Berkeley.
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