We see Ana and Christian smiling, uncorking wine, sailing, dancing, sailing, drinking, engaging in nipple play, sailing, dancing.
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He is currently ranked fifth by World Sailing, the international sailing governing body.
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"Sailing in big monohulls is what sailing is supposed to be," Pearman said.
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Word of Bowers's dramatic sailing footage had been spreading through the sailing world.
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"The rest of the film wasn't smooth sailing, but it was smoother sailing," he recalled.
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SAILING - World Sailing has provisionally confirmed the participation of six athletes from Russia for the Games.
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Former Stanford sailing coach John Vandemoer was arrested in March and charged with arranging bribes of $110,000 and $160,000 to the sailing program in exchange for designating two applicants as sailing recruits.
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In 22020, only one professional sailing series was held in catamarans: the Extreme Sailing Series, with 2100-footers.
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For example, John Vandemoer, the coach of the sailing team at Stanford University, is charged with certifying a landlubber as a sailing team recruit in exchange for a payment to the sailing team of $110,000.
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Stanford sailing coach John Vandemoer pleaded guilty last month to conspiracy to commit racketeering for arranging bribes of $110,000 and $160,000 to the sailing program in exchange for falsely designating two applicants as sailing recruits.
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This is about older men who had a lot of fun sailing dinghies and are now sailing big boats.
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Olympic sailing classes still provide the best opportunities as women battle to get experience of sailing fast boats and trying to chart a career into elite America's Cup sailing, although mixed multihull crews remain a possibility.
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Prosecutors said that in 2017, Singer paid $110,000 to Vandemoer's sailing program to designate another student as a sailing recruit.
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"Professional sailing today is less about monohull versus multihull," said Mark Turner, who created the Extreme Sailing Series in 2007.
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She is also a project manager for South Africa Sailing, a sports federation and national member authority under World Sailing.
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Vandemoer pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit racketeering for arranging bribes of $110,000 and $160,000 to the sailing program and then designating two applicants, who had no sailing experience, as sailing recruits, according to his criminal complaint.
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Prosecutors say that the consultant, William Singer, tried to get Ms. Zhao recruited to the Stanford sailing team, providing a fake list of sailing accomplishments and making a $290,24 donation to the sailing program after she was admitted.
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Carnival said it had to add an extra sailing day to the slow-sailing ship's cruises and will bear the related expenses.
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While receiving disability payments, LaMarche owned and operated Emerald City Charters, a sailing outfit whose promotional video showed him sailing the boats.
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Founded in 1947, the Centerport Yacht Club runs a sailing school and camp, and provides Junior sailing classes for ages 5 and up.
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Prosecutors said that in 2017, Singer paid $110,000 to the sailing program to have Vandemoer designate a client's child as a sailing recruit.
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My niece is taking sailing classes at one of the sailing clubs near to my house and they are organizing a BBQ tonight.
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Carnival had to add an extra day of sailing for the slow-sailing ship's cruises and will bear the expenses for the additional day.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - International sailing federation World Sailing said on Tuesday it had provisionally confirmed that six Russian competitors could compete in the Rio Olympics.
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"We are looking for the best talent in youth sailing," said Hagara, who also manages the Red Bull team in the Extreme Sailing Series.
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The Aga Khan asked me to help organize some sailing and be much more concentrated on becoming the world championship of big boat sailing.
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"Thank you @carsonkressley for our sailing outfits #sailing⛵️ #twins #situationaldressing," she wrote alongside an image of the twins wearing matching sailboat onesies (and smiles!).
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Nicola Groves and Ben Saxton from the British Sailing Team sail their Nacra 17 during day six of the 2015 ISAF Sailing World Cup on Jan.
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" Cartoon by Amy Hwang Listening to Cooper's plans, Roberts often thought, "Dude, you don't like sailing boats, so why the fuck are we sailing to Antarctica?
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Singer tried to get Zhao's daughter recruited for Stanford's sailing team by saying she was a skilled sailor and by donating $500,000 to the sailing program.
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The means LightSail 23 can now stay in solar sailing mode throughout the sunlit portion of each orbit to "maximize the time spent solar sailing," explained Spencer.
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Before heading to England, in 2005, Buttigieg joined the thirty-odd American Rhodes Scholars in Washington, D.C., at an orientation called Sailing Weekend, which involved no sailing.
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The sight of the boats skimming over the crystal clear waters of the natural sailing "arena" has drawn new audiences for sailing both in Bermuda and on television.
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The Extreme Sailing Series, the top professional sailing series in the world, switched to GC19 foiling catamarans, and the America's Cup World Series is now in foiling AC45s.
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She is using time off from the British Sailing team programme to spend a month doing work experience with a sailing clothing brand and another with an accountancy firm.
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Stanford sailing coach Vandemoer is accused of taking financial contributions to his championship-winning sailing program from an intermediary in exchange for agreeing to recommend two prospective students for admission.
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In March, when the sailing coach John Vandemoer was fired after being snared in a nationwide admissions scandal, the locks were changed at the Arrillaga Family Rowing and Sailing Center.
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"The Rio Olympic Games is just a new beginning of my active sailing life which is my ultimate goal...as well as promoting sailing in China," Xu told Reuters on Sunday.
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By age 693, Edward was sailing; when he was 12, his grandfather gave him a 15-foot sailing dinghy, which he plied the length of the tidal Thames two years later.
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Nicknamed the Great Dane, Elvstrom also won 21972 world championships in a sailing career that began when he was a boy sailing on the Oresund, the strait separating Denmark from Sweden.
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Jibe, colloquially, means conform; in sailing, it means shift.
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Anorexic shoulders, who's sailing through ... Yeah, here it is.
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With 23 points after 12 preliminary races, the Dutchman sits 21 ahead of Britain's Nick Dempsey, who has clinched silver, World Sailing, formally known as the International Sailing Federation or ISAF, said.
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Among them was Linus Wilson, a professor of finance at the University of Louisiana who blogs about sailing and has written books about his experience sailing around various parts of the world.
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According to the indictment, Stanford University's head sailing coach, John Vandemoer, took financial contributions to the sailing program from an intermediary in exchange for agreeing to recommend two prospective students for admission.
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Stanford University fired its head sailing coach, John Vandemoer, who allegedly took financial contributions to the sailing program from an intermediary in exchange for agreeing to recommend two prospective students for admission.
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But John Vandemoer will face no additional prison time for accepting cash from the parents who wanted their non-sailing kids fraudulently tapped as sailing recruits, a federal judge in Boston ruled Wednesday.
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File photo: Titanic sailing from Southampton (Credit: Henry Aldridge & Son)
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The ship is sailing away from us, towards towering clouds.
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Kapylehto also had an escort boat sailing by the raft.
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Other than a bit of gentle rolling, it's smooth sailing.
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It's not going to be smooth sailing and quickly implemented.
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His sailing team, in a statement on his website guochuanracing.
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Nice words from the chancellor do not guarantee smooth sailing.
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However, it hasn't all been plain sailing in recent months.
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AUSTRALIA CYCLONE It also hasn't been plain sailing for Australia.
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But it has not been plain sailing for either company.
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Agreeing on reforms was never going to be plain sailing.
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Making it a success is by no means clear sailing.
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The USS Nitze and the USS Ponce were sailing nearby.
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As many of you know, it hasn't been smooth sailing.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean this bill is sailing through.
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These sailing festivals have been popular for some time now.
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But that doesn't mean it's been all smooth sailing since.
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Indeed, it hasn't been smooth sailing for either of them.
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It won't all be smooth sailing for the Republicans, however.
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Nope. It's not all smooth sailing as women approach menopause.
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To spark your memory, Deanerys' fleet is sailing to Westeros.
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And as I say, they're (sailing federation) not overly concerned.
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It is unlikely to be plain sailing any time soon.
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This causes difficult sailing conditions even on less windy days.
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Is the U.S. dollar sailing north with the U.S. fleet?
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You might as well be sailing on a fucking dinghy.
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Hope you (and the markets) are in for smooth sailing.
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Could one or both of the women be going sailing?
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But now LightSail 2 has been approved for solar sailing.
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However, it hasn't all been smooth sailing, the company admits.
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He would frequently take his staff in San Francisco sailing.
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Companies include Ducchi Charter, Ala Charter and Sailing in Tuscany.
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One of the bill's sponsors says he expects smooth sailing.
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"It's never going to be perfectly smooth sailing," he said.
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Its name was "The Otago," the emblem a sailing ship.
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But it hasn't all been smooth sailing for the couple.
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Investors in the new round included Sailing Capital and Temasek.
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Instead of sailing straight, you're going under on tilt. Duh.
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What are your favorite books about sailing and the sea?
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"I've been sailing almost constantly for three years," he said.
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Things haven't been plain sailing for British Airways of late.
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Below were dark grottoes and yachts sailing into the port.
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Speaking of sailing, we're well underway on our weekend solving.
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He was 62 and had been sailing for 41 years.
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It will not be plain sailing in the days ahead.
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But he was not quite ready to give up sailing.
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In the future, sailing robots could play a larger role.
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It isn't exactly going to be smooth sailing from here.
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Despite the dangers of the sport, he loved his sailing.
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This satellite, called LightSail 2, is sailing on a sunbeam.
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This is not to say it was all smooth sailing.
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What happens when I am sailing disrupts this entire paradigm.
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In the case of Robinhood, it hasn't been smooth sailing.
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It hasn't been totally smooth sailing for Mr. Romney, though.
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"So far, they've been real smooth sailing" — particularly baby Lulu.
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"Both of these come across as insincere," Ms. Sailing said.
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Installing the London sculpture has not been plain sailing, however.
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Why do you keep coming back to sailing big boats?
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I enjoy the projects as much as I do sailing.
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Eventually, city officials sent the ship sailing — figuratively, of course.
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Obviously, we're not sailing as well as we should be.
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You will find your groove, and then it's smooth sailing.
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But it's not going to be smooth sailing for Facebook.
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Nowhere was his influence felt more than in Olympic sailing.
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Chasing the Deal Sailing has a reputation for being exclusive.
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"Navy guys have built a 'sailing club' there," he said.
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Professional sailing stars have been dipping into the new formats.
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Taiwan denounced the carrier sailing as attempt to intimidate voters.
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But it was not smooth sailing higher throughout the year.
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American investigators say he enjoys sailing and owns a yacht.
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He did not mention its sailing through the Taiwan Strait.
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Professional sailing stars have been dipping into the new formats.
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"You don't have to learn anything about sailing," he said.
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In the men's Finn heavy single-person dinghy, Giles Scott, four-time world champion in the class, guaranteed Britain's second sailing medal of the Games on points after 10 preliminary races, World Sailing said.
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Singer tried to get Zhao's daughter recruited for Stanford's sailing team by saying she was a skilled sailor and by donating $500,000 to the sailing program once she was admitted to Stanford, according to prosecutors.
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But it wasn't all smooth sailing for the history-making trip.
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Of course, it wasn't always smooth sailing over at Map Maker.
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So here I am, sailing across the ocean with an icon.
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Karen took sailing classes in high school and learned to windsurf.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Federal Reserve is sailing into uncharted waters.
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The next stop on their sailing adventure was to be Thailand.
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Right off the bat, this new routine was not smooth sailing.
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But he predicted smooth sailing for all of his Cabinet nominees.
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There are also endless opportunities for sailing, swimming, snorkeling, and diving.
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On Thursday, 51 migrants reached southern Italy in a sailing boat.
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We need to tow it to open waters and keep sailing.
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That doesn't mean it'll be smooth sailing for the couple, though.
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Two years ago, Gay Courter was sailing on the Diamond Princess.
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SS American Orient, sailing from New York City via Havana (right).
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The Pequot Yacht Club offers a wide array of sailing programs.
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There's the raw sewage in Guanabara Bay, slated for sailing events.
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Green finance could rescue many other industries sailing into a storm.
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Among its other investors are China's CDH Investments and Sailing Capital.
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So if everyone knew that, why didn't others try sailing west?
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I want to buy a sailing yacht and stuff like that.
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Hawaii sailing experts say the trip itself was a bad idea.
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Although her arrival was challenging, it's been smooth sailing ever since.
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But China's relationship with the IMF has not been smooth sailing.
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Couturier sent a one-timer sailing into the far top corner.
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"We won't be sailing to Westeros anytime soon," Tyrion observes, wryly.
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The start of the open hasn't been all smooth sailing, however.
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It was pretty much smooth sailing for the next two years.
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Since then, everything has seemed like smooth sailing for the couple.
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POLITICAL TRANSITIONS are rarely plain sailing in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
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He owns a private island, a submarine and a sailing yacht.
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All the money he took went directly to the sailing program.
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But when you're already poor, it's not at all smooth sailing.
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Alton Brown and Elizabeth Ingram are sailing off into the sunset.
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The White House has forecast smoother sailing the second time around.
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"Sailing Toward the Sunset by Avner Shats" has an excellent premise.
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Korean officials said the ship was sailing normally after the robbery.
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Solar sailing is considered one possible means of interstellar space travel.
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And as I say, they're (the sailing federation) not overly concerned.
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Their transitions from boys to men have been pretty smooth sailing.
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Usually I'll put on "Aerials" and it's smooth sailing from there.
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Diversifying the pool of established SFF authors hasn't been smooth sailing.
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Not plane sailing The new airline's strategy is for rapid expansion.
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Certificates showing how far Bajorat had travelled in his sailing career.
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With the current clearly against him, this won't be smooth sailing.
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But the key for solar sailing is that it's always there.
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I made birdie on the next and it was smooth sailing.
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And he had been talking about solar sailing all that year.
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"The professional sailing world is becoming way more homogeneous," he said.
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Tyrion's sailing home to his unhappy family with conquering in mind.
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The men's and women's 470 sailing finals will begin this evening.
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Teams are allowed to start sailing AC 50s in late January.
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But good luck sailing that ship across any body of water.
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Like many Clipper race competitors, Young had little competitive sailing experience.
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The tankers are sailing to India, China and the Middle East.
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William was sailing for one of his charities, Child Bereavement UK.
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"Theoretically, at least, it's very easy to go sailing," she said.
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Court documents say the funds were put into Stanford's sailing program.
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Obviously, it isn't all smooth sailing once the pair teams up.
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I grew up sailing for pleasure and then got into racing.
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When my dad talked about sailing, I was on that canoe.
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That's not to say it's been smooth sailing all the way.
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After initial setup gets taken care of, it's pretty smooth sailing.
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It's called Keep Sailing, it's brilliant and you should watch it.
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France has jets and a ship already sailing with the US.
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But we can't count on smooth sailing for the economy, either.
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Zut alors, me again sailing along the Seine on a Bird.
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In the early years, I was much more focused on sailing.
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Zaandam departed Valparaiso on March 21 and is currently sailing north.
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Ms. Sailing believes this is another question that should be retired.
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"It might sound corny, but show you care," Ms. Sailing added.
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Yet it has not all been plain sailing for the IMSC.
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Also sailing from the city is Carnival's 2,056-passenger Carnival Fascination.
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The Serenta, another boat sailing in the same area, also capsized.
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But sailing presents an opportunity to drive business to the island.
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Norwegian has changed some itineraries and isn't sailing to mainland China.
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Policy makers are sailing without the guidance of a convincing model.
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She sends the ball sailing toward the plate with a bounce.
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Africa's cryptocurrency community Life for Mutai hasn't always been plain sailing.
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The square-rigged sailing ships of Star Clippers only look retro.
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Make me the leader instead, and it will be smooth sailing.
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Coaches are facing consequences: The sailing coach at Stanford was fired.
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I want floating houses I can take sailing wherever I want.
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It'll also seek to improve overall performance of solar sailing, by optimizing a required process called "desaturation" that temporarily takes the craft out of its target solar sailing orientation in order to bleed off accumulated momentum.
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HOLES EMERGE IN HAWAII WOMEN&aposS TALE OF SURVIVAL IN THE PACIFIC Mike Michelwait, owner of the Honolulu Sailing Company, a sailing school and charter company, has sailed the route from Hawaii to Tahiti several times.
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If the students hurried, the first sailing canoe to be built in the Marshalls in decades — the Jitdam Kapeel, which can be roughly translated as ''the sharing of knowledge'' — could be ready by summer's sailing season.
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"We are only five million people, and we are still getting medals," said Kim Andersen, a Danish sailing companion of Elvstrom's and the newly elected president of World Sailing, the international governing body for the sport.
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Sailing crew spotlight planet's plastic crisis Three hundred women from 100 different countries are sailing to remote parts of the planet over the next two years to raise awareness of the plastic crisis plaguing our oceans.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The 470 women's and men's sailing medal races have been postponed until Thursday because of a lack of wind, World Sailing, the sport's governing body, said on its official Twitter account on Wednesday.
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It hasn't been smooth sailing for the development of the male contraceptive.
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Baby hammerhead sharks are seen dumped at a sailing club outside Honolulu.
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WHAT TYPICALLY GOT LOST IN THAT NOISE WAS A COUPLE SAILING FACTS.
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Sasha has never been sailing, or on a boat for that matter.
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Sailing instead decided to invest in an EV parts supplier, he added.
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Which was good, because the public market is never all smooth sailing.
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They spend three weeks sailing around the Mediterranean on his father's yacht.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Eric Schmidt is sailing off before a storm.
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For some, it's all about having a renowned stylist sailing the ship.
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And you know that times aren't always going to be smooth sailing.
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"We've not seen these levels of fitness in sailing before," Tindal said.
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World Sailing (ISAF) said on Wednesday it was surprised by Sowrey's comments.
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But it hasn't all been smooth-sailing for Chinese companies going abroad.
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During that time, she learned and now teaches 15th century sailing techniques.
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According to a December 14 update on the sailing community blog Noonsite.
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Sometimes (okay, most of the time), though, first dates aren't smooth sailing.
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Have you experienced any of this or has it been smooth sailing?
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And Juliet's not-quite-astronomical rise has not been entirely smooth sailing.
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Despite impressive credentials and a trailblazing business, it hasn't been smooth sailing.
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But its efforts in developing markets have not always been plain sailing.
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Her attempt to woo millennials has been pretty rough sailing so far.
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But at least it will have gotten some sailing in before then.
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Overturning laws will not be all plain sailing for the opposition however.
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This has been successful so far, but it wasn't all smooth sailing.
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It was not meant to fly via solar sailing, and did not.
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How can investors trade this smoother sailing using history as a guide?
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Swimming and sailing are encouraged; obsessive checking of push alerts less so.
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The USS Mason was sailing with the amphibious transport ship USS Ponce.
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Khmel said the vessel will make the return sailing on May 19.
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This is not to say that it will be all smooth sailing.
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At first, the mission was smooth sailing — until about three minutes in.
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Much like modern day motorsports, sailing is a sport steeped in science.
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I asked them to recommend a boat for sailing around the world.
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" The actress added, "No one can have smooth sailing throughout the journey.
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However, it wasn't always smooth sailing for the creators of Miss Jessie's.
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"Last year, it was kind of smooth sailing all year," deGrom said.
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Weeks after the sailing trip ended, they climbed Mount Miyanoura in Japan.
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The sailing yacht, named Eos, is 350 feet long with six bedrooms.
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Some sailors said they had avoided sailing in the rain when possible.
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Monte Carlo was a fitting sailing point for the Seven Seas Explorer.
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For one, they reach ad-averse millennials, sailing past ad-blocking software.
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He said the local children had never seen a sailing canoe before.
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I didn't finish them until four months later while we were sailing.
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But it could be far from smooth sailing after that, suggests Smith.
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Sean gave me a tour of the current exhibit, on solar sailing.
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The library was filled with books about sailing and Herman Melville novels.
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We were still more than a day's sailing from the nearest airport.
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I just don't think sailing off into the sunset's the proper goodbye.
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Merchant ships, tourist cruisers, yachts, sailing and fishing motorboats jammed the marinas.
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Within 48 hours, the bill went from doomed to sailing right through.
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Euron Greyjoy ambushes the rebel Greyjoy fleet sailing from Dragonstone to Sunspear.
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Fordham's sailing history is long, too, though not especially noteworthy until recently.
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Dr. Ruiz-Tiben grew up in Ponce, Puerto Rico, sailing small boats.
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But I have other goals in sailing that are in my future.
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However, it's not all been new planes and smooth sailing for Airbus.
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They will also participate in conch conservation, traditional boat building, and sailing.
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But that doesn't mean it will be all plain sailing for Trump.
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I just tell them I'm sailing in the Sydney to Hobart race.
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Will new leadership rock the boat, or will it be smooth sailing?
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"It is clear sailing on the roads out of Florida," he wrote.
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But it may not all be plain sailing if Johnson wins either.
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That said, it hasn't been all smooth sailing for this FAANG stock.
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John Vandemoer, the former Stanford head sailing coach, has also pleaded guilty.
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"The student has no affiliation with the sailing program," the university stated.
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Neither of the students had competitive sailing experience, the criminal complaint states.
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She said people often held parties there and hosted a sailing club.
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And we bring you a look at sailing taken to the extreme.
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It hasn't been smooth sailing for those two ride-sharing companies, however.
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It was not such smooth sailing for the 37-year-old Gatlin.
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There is "no indication" the young woman ever participated in competitive sailing.
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The regatta is also following the global trend in sailing toward environmentalism.
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It hasn't been all smooth sailing for the brand in India though.
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"If we get out of Iowa with a win, I think It's going to be not clear sailing but overwhelmingly smooth sailing from here on," he said in a call with precinct workers that CNN obtained access to.
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"World Sailing continues to work in close partnership with the Rio 2016 Organising Committee and the International Olympic Committee to ensure that the venue is suitable to provide an outstanding Olympic Sailing Competition," a statement sent to Reuters said.
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" Additionally, according to the school, "the student had no recommendation from the former sailing coach, or any other coach, and has not at any time had an affiliation with the Stanford sailing program or any other Stanford athletic team.
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The former Stanford sailing coach, John Vandemoer, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit racketeering and has acknowledged accepting donations to his sailing program from Mr. Singer in exchange for agreeing to use recruiting slots for Mr. Singer's clients.
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The school&aposs former sailing coach, John Vandemoer, was sentenced to one day in jail after admitting to accepting $610,000 in bribes from college admissions scandal ringleader William "Rick" Singer to facilitate the admission of students as sailing recruits.
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Sailing teams have been fighting over the ornate, sterling silver ewer since 1851.
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The next year, Marlinspike filmed his own DIY sailing documentary, called Hold Fast.
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But even with that, it won't be smooth sailing yet, she told Cramer.
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Flew to Airlie Beach for a sailing trip and then back to Brisbane.
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Ultimately, to ensure smooth sailing when moving it's crucial to do your research.
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Despite rough waves, the boat didn&apost stop and kept sailing, Chen said.
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"The authors do not recommend sailing or driving along the found paths."[arXiv]
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Despite the newly perilous course, there is a silver lining for sailing fans.
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While Bitly is on the right path, it clearly won't be plain sailing.
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That's not to say that Thorne and Posey's breakup was totally smooth sailing.
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It hasn't all been plain-sailing for Grab in its post-Uber world.
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SS Monarch of Bermuda, sailing from Hamilton, Bermuda, to New York City (left).
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The broadly held consensus was for smooth sailing — until the iceberg was struck.
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Bloom landed squarely on the raft, sailing into the middle of the pool.
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So even here, it's not necessarily plain sailing for these info-retrieval 'chatbots'.
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Making companies better-run and more profitable has not been plain sailing either.
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Despite concerns, neither Picao nor international Olympic authorities recommend moving the sailing venue.
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But fully electric ships are unlikely to be sailing the seas by 2050.
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That's not to say everything will be smooth sailing in the near term.
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The business is not all smooth sailing—regulation, for one thing, varies widely.
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The pair first began dating in 2007, but it wasn't always smooth sailing.
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Then we went with the Munich sailing and rowing club to Lake Tegernsee.
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Things weren't all smooth sailing: Bohan was arrested for public intoxication that May.
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But life as one of Britain's premier Spice Girls lookalikes isn't plain sailing.
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After that, it seemed like smooth sailing as far as "dirty" hair goes.
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Stephen Park, the sailing team leader, said everyone was disappointed by the deselection.
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It hasn't always been smooth-sailing for them, though, Will told The Sun.
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As the crew approached, they saw that it was a small sailing boat.
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Even once we're free of Mercury retrograde, it won't exactly be smooth sailing.
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Civilians and relief officials, sailing in boats, distributed food, water, and relief items.
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Could the Spoby and Haleb ships be sailing in the right direction again?
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Titanic is celebrating its 20th anniversary by sailing onto the National Film Registry.
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He was forced to give up his dream of launching solar sailing ships.
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But it hasn't been smooth sailing in Congress during Trump's first 100 days.
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So I guess we're all in the same boat, sailing over the edge.
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The pilots anticipate relatively smooth sailing as Piccard takes control one final time.
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Now here's hoping it's smooth sailing all the way to May 25, 2018.
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In any case, when you have sailing it's not in the same city.
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But traders don't see smooth sailing ahead for the bull market just yet.
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Ultimately, 15 teachers from Canada and the U.S. will receive the free sailing.
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The vessel was detected sailing near the Greek island of Crete on Saturday.
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We are sailing, or soon will be, with the assistance of Flettner rotors.
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Unfortunately, it wasn't all smooth sailing for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover girl.
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In that respect, the US and its ally are sailing into uncharted waters.
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Not to paint it in too purple prose: It wasn't all plain sailing.
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