A portion of the proceeds from album sales benefit the GRAMMY Foundation as well as the Muscle Shoals Music Association and The Muscle Shoals Music Foundation.
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Rick Hall, the producer who forged the Southern soul style known as the Muscle Shoals sound, died on Tuesday at his home in Muscle Shoals, Ala.
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The Muscle Shoals sound got renewed attention with "Muscle Shoals," a 2013 documentary directed by Greg Camalier, and in 2014 Mr. Hall received the Grammy Trustees Award for lifetime achievement.
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She went down to Muscle Shoals, Alabama, to record her first top 20153 hit, "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)," with the famed Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.
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That forced the nascent industry to navigate new, unforeseen shoals.
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In Muscle Shoals we did head sessions where everyone contributes.
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The town claims its historical memory with "Muscle Shoals … Small Town, Big Sound," an album of remakes of songs from Muscle Shoals by Alison Krauss, Willie Nelson, Steven Tyler, Alan Jackson, Aloe Blacc and others.
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He recorded "Slow Train Coming" and "Saved" in Muscle Shoals, Ala.
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Six other nearby shoals have been similarly transformed by Chinese dredging.
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With deep southern rock roots and the soul of Muscle Shoals, Ala.
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History says these racist waves eventually crash on the shoals of decency.
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At American Sound Studio in Memphis and FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Ala.
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Others had settled in the riverbed, where they'd formed miniature shoals and sandbars.
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The early evidence is that the Fed successfully steered between both those shoals.
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A 19th-century poet named Celia Thaxter, who palled around with Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and John Whittier on the Isles of Shoals on the Maine-New Hampshire border, left the Shoals only a few times and always came back.
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The toxins can kill shoals of fish that later wash up on the beach.
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The current tenant, Shoals Marine Laboratory, has restored the garden and will offer tours.
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If Mitsotakis can navigate those shoals, there's still a huge mid-term debt problem.
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The diplomacy needed to navigate the shoals of their economic ties is in short supply.
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Ms. Franklin spent one night in January 1967 at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Ala.
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Some of the Muscle Shoals musicians came north to complete the album in New York.
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The shoals are also home to more than 200 endangered Hawaiian monk seals, he said.
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One of the broken ships, the Pendleton, drifted perilously close to the shoals off Chatham, Mass.
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He didn't think he could make it over the shoals and back out a second time.
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Johnson, however, said it was only a matter of time before China occupied the rocky shoals.
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Ms. Staton recorded a number of LPs at the legendary Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Ala.
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On her 1980s Malaco albums, she was often backed by the renowned Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.
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Working together will be crucial if 21st Century Fox is going to navigate the shoals ahead.
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His father was an amateur musician who worked at the Reynolds Aluminum Plant in Muscle Shoals.
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Despite having a mound of cash at its disposal, the company has hit some rough shoals lately.
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China is more cautious, but it has claimed, occupied and garrisoned reefs and shoals in disputed waters.
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Roughly 30 percent of pups born to mothers in French Frigate Shoals are born at East Island.
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Tern Island, the largest among the French Frigate Shoals, has been sinking beneath the sea for years.
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Shoals of well-wishers formed around Sorenson, touching her arms and shoulders and yelling through their tears.
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He now had to navigate the shoals of bureaucracy for permits, a process that took 21950 years.
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Star Cup is comprised of, in Grand Prix order, Sunshine Airport, Dolphin Shoals, Electrodrome and Mount Wario.
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This is where House Democrats' lofty ambitions appear to crash onto the hard shoals of electoral math.
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The second-largest islet in the French Frigate Shoals, East Island had long been threatened by rising seas.
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We need them both to keep the ship of state from foundering on the shoals of fanatical partisanship.
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There is this one picture, called 'Isles of Shoals' [1907] with the ledge and the surf coming in.
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The initial FAME partnership fractured, and Mr. Hall restarted FAME Studios across the Tennessee River in Muscle Shoals.
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In 1969, in partnership with Mr. Wexler, they founded the rival Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Ala.
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An earlier version of this post misidentified Eric Clapton as being a member of the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.
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The group grew in fits and starts, and Ellison bought the compound on the Bull Shoals lakefront in '76.
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The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, the Kingpins, the Memphis Horns, and the Sweet Inspirations defined Ms Franklin's Atlantic singles.
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The music that was made around Muscle Shoals [in Alabama] — the Staple Singers, Otis Redding — changed everything for me.
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Though they were both born in Alabama's famed Muscle Shoals, Iuka looms large in the Secret Sisters' personal mythology.
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When trouble strikes, Jack is who you want to help navigate the regulatory and political shoals inside the Beltway.
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Local pilots who knew the shoals boarded vessels in the harbor or at sea and took them safely through.
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As we traverse the shoals of a post-truth world it can only further undermine people's trust in journalism.
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But unless we begin to act now, our vessel is sure to wreck on the shoals of extreme weather.
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It was poky and ponderous, with a drawn-out first half that too often stranded itself against narrative shoals.
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Sonja's Copenhagen is a world of "glistening shoals of bikes," proud xenophobia, of stifled sadness and stifling social conformity.
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We also use U87's down there and the console is from the famed Muscle Shoals studio in Alabama.
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The Philippines has clashed with China over disputed reefs and shoals in the waterway, which the two countries share.
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That April they opened their own studio, Muscle Shoals Sound, in a former coffin warehouse in nearby Sheffield, Ala.
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Billing themselves as the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, the four men proceeded to play on scores of landmark recordings.
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His mother was a homemaker who often hosted out-of-town singers recording at Muscle Shoals Sound for dinner.
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They help millions of followers navigate the rocky shoals of choosing the best mascara and the longest-lasting foundation.
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OPEC is meeting in November to hash out these details, and the deal could easily founder on those rocky shoals.
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Steven Tyler is jumping back in the music saddle to pay homage to the legendary sound of Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
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The unfortunate reality is that Apple's gift may well founder in the same regulatory shoals that have stymied other developers.
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The Elk River at Queen Shoals crested Friday morning more than 14 feet above flood stage, the highest ever recorded.
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Even without such a dire event, any number of contingencies could crash us on the shoals of the AVF arithmetic.
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Two presidents named George Bush announced bold space exploration programs only to see them dashed on the shoals of politics.
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He also reworked the song with original songwriter Don Von Tress and members of Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, the Swampers.
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As comfortable as Watson is when navigating around treacherous shoals, readers seeking the bland flag of neutrality should look elsewhere.
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Anxiety heightened several years ago when China began turning disputed shoals in the South China Sea into fortified artificial islands.
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FAME stands for Florence Alabama Music Enterprises, although in 20133 the studio moved to nearby Muscle Shoals, where it remains.
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The diatribe tends to entertain, even if you disagree, but the ode often runs aground on the shoals of cliché.
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Instead of Telegraph Hill rising north of Market Street downtown, Telegraph Island now offered a tranquil view of Market Shoals.
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Pag-asa is part of the Spratly Islands, an archipelago of about 14 islets and dozens of reefs and shoals.
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Ethan-now-Drew must navigate the shoals of freshman year and find her place in the knotty high school hierarchy.
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We know the bountiful shoals of fish that have historically fed us are being decimated by warming waters and acidifying oceans.
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Additionally, a marine debris team working in the monument will be stopping at the French Frigate Shoals to inspect the damage.
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Then there are sandbanks, shoals, isolated rocks and other dangers to negotiate—and that's before the weather plays its unpredictable part.
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The 50-million-year-old fossil is evidence that fish have been swimming together in shoals for a very long time.
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Mr. Hood's father, the bassist David Hood, played on many of those sessions as part of the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.
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On October 4, seven researchers studying monk seals and green sea turtles on the French Frigate Shoals were evacuated to Honolulu.
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An earlier version of this article, using information provided by a record publicist, misidentified two artists on a Muscle Shoals compilation.
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He sent an email to Shoals Marine Laboratory (SML) — the sole tenant on the island today — with photos of the paintings.
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Clinton's administration navigated these shoals largely by bending to Greenspan's preferences, which worked in a narrow sense but handicapped progressive governance.
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That song financed the studio where FAME is still located, built in 20143 at 603 East Avalon Avenue in Muscle Shoals.
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Ms. Franklin never returned to FAME Studios; Muscle Shoals musicians, without Mr. Hall, recorded "Respect" with her in New York City.
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Her then-husband and manager Ted White got into a physical fight with a session musician and left Muscle Shoals immediately.
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Navigating the shoals with both mother and daughter will depend on responding sensitively to the complex realities of their messy lives.
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Health care plans have foundered again and again on the shoals of figuring out where to come up with the money.
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The interactive projections are based on recurring swirling patterns found in twisting smoke, shoals of fish, spiraling galaxies, and other natural events.
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The shot shows a sleepy seal staring at the camera while lounging on the French Frigate Shoals in the northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
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Fleets of small, bewhiskered robots might thus be able to track otherwise undetectable submarines as easily as seals find shoals of herring.
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The CSA land on Bull Shoals Lake became a meeting and training ground for white supremacists from all around the United States.
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But the country's once-plentiful shoals, combined with its weak government, have lured a flotilla of unscrupulous foreign trawlers to its waters.
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Branded content was already becoming more attractive to many marketers and publishers trying to navigate the shoals of the online media ecosystem.
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Several other Asian nations hold overlapping claims to areas of ocean and shoals, islands and sandbars, making the issue a regional flashpoint.
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China's neighbors dispute its claims to reefs and shoals, and fear that it is colonizing one of the world's most strategic waterways.
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But while Democrats broadly revere Obama, there's a consensus that his theory of change ultimately crashed on the shoals of Republican obstruction.
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Over time, Amis has learned to read the mainstream without a chart, and to steer clear of the dangerous shoals and ledges.
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The tower was built in 1964 to help ships avoid the Frying Pan Shoals, a shallow area that was known for shipwrecks.
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China has raised the ante by deploying military assets on artificial islands constructed on shoals and reefs in disputed parts of the sea.
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What Is an angel to a mother, what is a mother to a pelican doing the slow windhover over shoals of rotting shells?
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Malaysia, Taiwan, Brunei, Vietnam and the Philippines claim some or all of the South China Sea and its myriad shoals, reefs and islands.
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Like a photograph, however, the fossil could only provide a two-dimensional snapshot of the scene; shoals exist and move in three dimensions.
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To bolster its position, Beijing since 2015 has been constructing and militarizing artificial islands on reefs and shoals in the South China Sea.
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In navigating these shoals, both parties would be wise to follow a few simple rules to maximize the impact of their political communications.
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The campaign for the Senate seat once held by Attorney General Jeff Sessions is ostensibly playing out between Muscle Shoals and Mobile Bay.
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Beijing has raised the ante by deploying military assets on artificial islands constructed on shoals and reefs in disputed parts of the sea.
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When this mindset is applied to our relationships, alas, many could-have-been-happy-together couples crash on the shoals of unrealistic expectations.
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For several years, U.S. carriers checked their growth as they maneuvered through the shoals of recession, high oil prices, and a wave of mergers.
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Gusts of 82 mph were measured in Mashpee, Massachusetts, and 78 mph just off the coast of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, at Isle of Shoals.
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Those like Minot's Ledge Light—perched on reefs or shoals or wherever the seafloor rears up—say, over and over, stay away, stay away.
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The Ware Shoals Police Department were called to the home of Jessica Kathleen James and Skylar Lane Craft on November 19, FOX Carolina reported.
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On May 22, 85033, Lincoln was granted patent 6469 for a device designed to lift boats over shoals, an invention that was never manufactured.
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A late-session suggestion of eight different bills, including one focused only on the campaign for governor, foundered on the shoals of legislative indifference.
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China, which says its intentions are peaceful, claims most of the South China and has built bases on reefs and shoals it has reclaimed.
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Rick Hall, a music producer, turned small-town Alabama into a crucible of soul, country, pop and rock with his studio in Muscle Shoals.
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This searing account presents an unusual perspective on the horror of the police state — that of the outsider trying to navigate its treacherous shoals.
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East Atlanta VillageThe intersection of Flat Shoals and Glenwood Avenues Southeast is practically a nightlife district, but it is fueled by PBR instead of sparklers.
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But America and the UN tribunal, among others, consider several of them "low-tide elevations"—shoals, in effect—that do not enjoy the same rights.
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Now, the former secretary of state, whose last presidential candidacy crashed on the shoals of the caucuses in 2008, is hoping to notch a victory.
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Malaysia, Taiwan, Brunei, Vietnam and the Philippines, however, all claim some or all of the South China Sea and its myriad shoals, reefs and islands.
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Leaders in Beijing have turned a blind eye to it (just as Russia has to China's seizing of disputed shoals in the South China Sea).
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Dotted with small islands, reefs and shoals, the South China Sea is home to a messy territorial dispute that pits multiple countries against each other.
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On these reclaimed shoals, China has emplaced anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems in what can also be a precursor to fielding offensive weapons capabilities.
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Baby strollers compete for space with dogs of all sizes, shoals of high-school students, and shopping carts from the Park Slope Food Co-op.
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Then a month later—I produce records full time—I had an artist back out of a session I was doing at Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
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They will feel especially pissed off if it then flounders on the shoals of the Senate (where, as the saying goes, "legislation goes to die").
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When Franklin signed to Atlantic, Jerry Wexler took her to the famed Muscle Shoals studio in Alabama to record, but Franklin only stayed one night.
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East Island is the second island to disappear in recent months from French Frigate Shoals, a crescent-shaped reef including many islets, Ms. Clark said.
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China recently moved to advance its own claims in the sea by building shoals into artificial islands and building military and other facilities on them.
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Track the storm It was built in 1964 to warn sailors to avoid the Frying Pan Shoals, a shallow area that was infamous for shipwrecks.
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In an ideal world, there's no reason the occasional clean Russian athlete must watch her career run aground on the shoals of state-run doping.
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They also migrate between competing national jurisdictions, and their movements are growing more complicated as global warming drives shoals in the North and Atlantic seas northward.
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Multiple killings Arthur was convicted of killing Wicker of Muscle Shoals by shooting him in the right eye on February 1, 1982, according to court documents.
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One former colleague described her as someone who doesn't "suffer fools" or have a nuanced touch when it comes to navigating the shoals of internal politics.
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The Church is still foundering from the sexual-abuse crisis, and, in his final years, Benedict didn't trust himself to steer the faithful past the shoals.
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The Muscle Shoals session broke down, with just one song complete and another half-finished, in a drunken dispute between a trumpet player and Mr. White.
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My central insight is that it took all three of us to steer clear of the twin shoals of dying too soon and dying too late.
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As the Washington Post noted, a police department in Granite Shoals, Texas, in 2016 shared a similar warning linking heroin and meth to the Ebola virus.
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More than one couple I know decided to avoid those shoals altogether, keeping their own places and visiting on weekends, or a few nights a week.
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The story is fairly predictable, especially with a bottle of whiskey sitting on top of the fridge like a malevolent lighthouse luring Doc to the shoals.
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The concept of international law lies at the heart of U.S. complaints about China's occupation and development of rocks, shoals and reefs in the South China Sea.
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So many people really believed in bipartisanship, only to have it founder on the shoals of both parties believing the other might bring about the literal apocalypse.
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But there are also shoals of men who, following divorce (and nearly half of marriages in Britain now end in divorce), are painfully isolated from their children.
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Only an expert sailor knows how to navigate the hidden shoals and reefs of the law, knows how to find safe harbor even in a vicious storm.
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Dotted with small islands, reefs and shoals, the South China Sea is home to a string of messy territorial disputes that pit multiple countries against each other.
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In a large-scale experiment at an unnamed school I'll call Flagship State, incoming freshmen read upperclassmen's accounts of how they navigated the shoals of university life.
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East Island was the second largest island of the French Frigate Shoals, the largest atoll in the northernmost part of Hawaii—roughly 550 miles from Honolulu, Oahu.
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Under Mr. Xi's leadership, China has made aggressive claims to shoals and reefs in the South China Sea, picking fights with neighbors like the Philippines and Vietnam.
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It was taken over the summer on an islet in the French Frigate Shoals where another island disappeared in October after being hit by a powerful hurricane.
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One of four towns in Northwest Alabama's Shoals region, Florence is part Southern Gothic and part Main Street U.S.A., as if Norman Rockwell painted Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha County.
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"We're always trying to promote the Shoals area," Mr. Reid said, adding, "Do what you feel in your gut is right and then bring others to it."
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China has built artificial islands out of the reefs and shoals it controls and, according to analysts poring over satellite photographs, armed them with radars and missiles.
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In Williamsburg, around the corner from a shop selling "Western Inspired Goods," there is a bar that is set in the imaginary Southern town of Belle Shoals.
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With Brexit negotiations having hit rough shoals, May is under pressure to deliver on the 2016 vote to extricate the U.K. from the 28-member economic bloc.
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Track two, Dolphin Shoals, isn't quite the same instant classic of the Mario Kart canon, but it sure does complement the excellence that bookends this cup superbly.
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Aretha may have found herself artistically in Muscle Shoals a few years later, but her Columbia recordings are absolutely worth revisiting for an early glimpse of her greatness.
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In March, Minister Shahidan Kassim said that about 100 Chinese registered vessels were detected in the Luconia Shoals, one of the largest reefs in the South China Sea.
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The Fed "has been navigating between the shoals of overheating and premature tightening with only a hazy view of what seem to be shifting navigational guides," Powell said.
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Blumenthal shows us a man intensely engaged in the politics of the time, piloting his way around the partisan shoals of one of the nation's most turbulent decades.
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As deputy head of the US delegation to multinational talks with North Korea that started in 2003, Cha has firsthand experience navigating the shoals of negotiations with Pyongyang.
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As deputy head of the US delegation to multinational talks with North Korea that started in 2003, he has firsthand experience navigating the shoals of negotiations with Pyongyang.
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China has been building runways and military facilities on reclaimed shoals and sandbars there to reinforce its territorial claims in the sea, something the US says endangers free passage.
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The shimmering shoals of fish can stretch up to 7 km (4.3 miles) and are sometimes likened to the great wildebeest migrations on the Serengeti plain of East Africa.
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The world of celebrity is peppered with musicians, actors and athletes who have reaped fortunes, only to hit rough financial shoals through a combination of overspending, fraud and mismanagement.
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Navy oceanographers were on hand ahead of and during BaltOps to plan safe amphibious operations, finding strategic landing locations by identifying reefs, tides, currents, bottom types, shoals, and anchorages.
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Both grew up in North Alabama, in the area around Muscle Shoals, where an extraordinary number of African-American soul artists recorded significant hits in the '60s and '70s.
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Whooping and shouting, we rode a rushing swell of grass, birds in orbit all around, then dropped into a fang-shaped draw, snaking through shoals of heaped-up boulders.
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Declining to renew her Columbia contract, Franklin signed with Atlantic Records and visited the storied Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in an effort to get back to her gospel roots.
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The crypto world is moving into uncharted waters filled with rocks, shoals and sharks that will end up sinking all cryptocurrencies except those that can demonstrate genuine economic value.
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But it is part of the Spratly Islands, an archipelago of about 14 islets and dozens of reefs and shoals scattered near the middle of the South China Sea.
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In recent years, China has moved aggressively to advance its own claims in the sea by building shoals into artificial islands and putting military and other facilities on them.
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In particular, the United States has criticized China's construction of islands on tiny reefs and shoals and its installation of military facilities on them, including air strips and docks.
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Mikhailov said Russia would look to increase involvement in the South China Sea, where islands and shoals are subject to competing claims from China, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei.
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Dotted with small islands, reefs and shoals, the South China Sea is a crucial shipping route and home to a messy territorial dispute that pits multiple countries against one another.
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Men scoop up shoals of fish, or harpoon great whales; women, wrapped in shawls and with hands rubbed raw, gut and fillet, preserve and sell whatever the seafarers bring in.
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Father-daughter pair Emma and Ed Zajdel were joined by friends for a day of fishing on the waters of Little Gull Shoals, near Maryland's Assateague Island, on June 30th.
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Washington and Silicon Valley need to get along to navigate the shoals of government and economic interests to ensure they don't collide but rather find a mutually beneficial way forward.
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THAT IS THE BLACK SHOALS VALUE OF THE OPTIONS, BUT IF WE DON'T HIT THOSE STOCK PRICES, I WON'T BE THE HIGHEST PAID EXECUTIVE IN AMERICA AND I'LL BE DISGRACED.
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To reinforce its claims of sovereignty, Beijing has been reclaiming land on and around reefs and shoals to construct artificial islands which are then militarized with airfields and radar equipment.
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The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the USS John S. McCain traveled close to Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals.
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The classic example is a lighthouse that steers everyone away from shoals, whether or not they've paid the fee; public health measures that limit disease are in the same category.
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China claims the vast majority of the South China Sea, and it has been bolstering its presence there by expanding shoals into artificial islands and building military and other facilities.
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"I don't think there is trust there," he added, referring to China's military building up on tiny islands and shoals in the South China Sea despite promises it would not.
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Whereas Mr. Trump tried to ram his bill quickly through the House, Mr. Johnson patiently orchestrated a six-month effort to circumvent the reefs and shoals of the legislative process.
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"Pieces of the exhibition, installed in February 2016, have already enjoyed visits from angel sharks, shoals of barracuda, sardines, octopus, marine sponges, and a butterfly stingray," the European news channel reported.
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From Reuters:The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the USS John S. McCain traveled close to Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals.
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Still, in Nauseda's primer for navigating the dangerous shoals between the worlds of Trump and Putin, he has adopted a stance that diverges, modestly from that of his predecessor, Dalia Grybauskaite.
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The researcher said that recent data showed phytoplankton levels falling dramatically in some regions that are traditionally home to large shoals of fish, such as near the Kenyan and Somali coasts.
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Vocalist and guitarist Erik Camacho says of the song's inspiration that, while he was watching the Muscle Shoals documentary, he wrote a track that was fiery and straight from the heart.
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We're told volunteers found the pup had turned up at Mussel Shoals, which is about 7 miles south from where it had originally been spotted by Kaley & Co. on Thanksgiving Day.
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Disputed zone Dotted with small islands, reefs and shoals, the South China Sea is a crucial shipping route and home a messy territorial dispute that pits multiple countries against one another.
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China says it is entitled to shoals and islets also claimed by Brunei, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam, as well as much of what the Philippines says is its exclusive economic zone.
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But the seals and turtles in the French Frigate Shoals had probably already migrated elsewhere before Hurricane Walaka hit, Charles Littnan, director of NOAA's protected species division, told Honolulu Civil Beat.
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Monk seals use these islands to rear their pups, and roughly 80 percent of the species' population is found throughout French Frigate Shoals and other northernmost parts of the Hawaiian archipelago.
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In Birmingham, in Muscle Shoals and most especially in Tuscaloosa, they speak in awed tones about the coaching masterstroke Alabama's Nick Saban executed in last season's College Football Playoff championship game.
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Proposals for offshore wind farms foundered on the shoals of high costs, regulatory hurdles and the fierce opposition of those who didn't want giant industrial machinery puncturing the pristine ocean views.
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A highly intuitive musician, Mr. Johnson achieved early acclaim in the 21962s as the rhythm guitarist in the house band at the producer Rick Hall's FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Ala.
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The result is brisk and breezy, but "there are dangerous shoals of sentimentality" as Marius-Pete finds himself falling for his new family, Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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At the same time, Colombia appears to be successfully navigating the rough shoals of a global economy that's hammering places like Venezuela, its geographic neighbor in the throes of an economic collapse.
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"We discussed the importance of claimants adhering to steps they've already agreed including respecting international law, not militarizing disputed areas and not occupying uninhabited islands, reefs and shoals," he told reporters later.
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China has unnerved the region and angered the United States by installing military equipment and other facilities on artificial islands it has made by reclaiming land and building up reefs and shoals.
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He was at Chelsea's home for an annual conference at which soccer's great, good and other gather to network, brainstorm and pronounce their thoughts to the shoals of journalists working the rooms.
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A 1.4-million-square-mile sea presents a kaleidoscope of shifting variables: hundreds of disputed shoals, thousands of fishing boats, coast guard vessels and warships and, increasingly, a collection of Chinese fortresses.
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Shipwrecked on the shoals of assimilation—adjusting to the cultural peculiarities of America less easily than the rest of her clan—she fights harder than anyone else to keep the family afloat.
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Charles Littnan, a conservation biologist with NOAA Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, said about 96 percent of Hawaiian green sea turtles, a threatened species, travel to the French Frigate Shoals to nest.
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Two B-52s, for example, recently flew over the Spratly Islands, the archipelago of shoals and reefs where China has been building artificial islands and equipping them with missiles and radar systems.
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But the Fed's willingness to join other American agencies in hitting big foreign banks with big fines suggests that borders still matter when it comes to navigating the shoals of international commerce.
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But that has not stopped China from continuing its buildup, which now includes military installations such as radar stations on more than 3,000 acres of artificial land built on reefs and shoals.
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Zelensky, a political neophyte who has few advisers with deep political experience, must now navigate diplomatic shoals to keep Ukraine's main allies in Europe and the US invested in the country's future.
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How do you maintain a clear brand image -- one that distinguishes you in the minds of voters -- and yet make the compromises necessary to navigate the shoals of the American constitutional system?
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Rescue workers laid their corpses on the rocky shoals and the pictures spread instantly across the world, as the rival parties in Geneva bickered over who could gain how much from the talks.
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Competing territorial claims Dotted with hundreds small islands, reefs and shoals, the South China Sea is a crucial shipping route and believed to be rich in natural resources, such as oil and gas.
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"Homesick" is a Muscle Shoals-style swamp funk track, not necessarily giving into the weariness of its title as much as shooting it up with a dose of positivity and Daptones-style horns.
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The water, clear and sweet tasting, is key to Taiwan's argument that Itu Aba is legally the only island among the hundreds of reefs, shoals and atolls scattered across the hotly disputed region.
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One of the interesting threads last week was watching a wave of nostalgic excitement for Age of Empires break against the shoals of reality with the release of Age of Empires: Definitive Edition.
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The next year, after a financial dispute with Mr. Hall, the three men left Muscle Shoals to pursue opportunities for session work in Nashville, leaving a new group of musicians to replace them.
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The Bay of Biscay, the vast gulf west of France and north of Spain, has long been a haven for dolphins, brimming with shoals of sardines, herring and other fish that they eat.
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Dozens of towns and neighborhoods, from the coffee-growing mountains to the industrial shoals of the capital, are now virtual islands unto themselves, stranded by destroyed roads, downed cables and splintered cellphone towers.
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As reported by the Washington Post, in 2016 the Granite Shoals Police Department said the Ebola virus could be poisoning local meth and heroin supplies; that hoax resulted in at least one arrest.
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Pag-asa, also known as Thitu, is one of the Spratly Islands, an archipelago of about 14 islets and dozens of reefs and shoals scattered near the middle of the South China Sea.
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Yale's Jacob Hacker, who helped craft the legislation, explained the thinking to Vox: Health care plans have foundered again and again on the shoals of figuring out where to come up with the money.
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Ms. Haley has navigated the political shoals of the Trump administration better than many of her colleagues, escaping the demeaning tweets the president meted out when his appointees broke ranks, as she sometimes did.
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Rabbi Cowan was a leader in helping couples navigate the shoals of mixed marriage, injecting contemplative practices like meditation and mindfulness into religious life, and designing "healing services" to comfort the sick and dying.
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And in each case, the governing coalition was able to design extensive policies that navigated the shoals of public opinion and interest group opposition while producing important structural changes in the American political system.
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American Impressionist: Childe Hassam and the Isles of Shoals, on view now at the Peabody Essex Museum, gathers and studies Hassam's works from Appledore, revealing another side of one of America's most famous painters.
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In an area called French Frigate Shoals in Hawaii, for example, green sea turtles increased nest numbers from around 200 in 1973, when the Endangered Species Act was signed, to around 2,000 in 2012.
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ATLANTA — Next to Fabian Williams's fresh mural and around a corner from a wasp-infested wall where he had painted another one, the graffitied doors along Flat Shoals Avenue seemed like an ideal canvas.
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The multiple investigations during the Clinton administration taught an important lesson to lower-level workers — that they needed to get their own lawyers to navigate the dangerous shoals of a potentially wide-ranging investigation.
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Several member nations, including the Philippines and Vietnam, have expressed concern over China's efforts to construct artificial islands in the Spratlys, low-lying islands, reefs and shoals that lie to the southeast of the Paracels.
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Chinese regular and auxiliary maritime and other forces have already taken up a relatively assertive position on some of the disputed islands and shoals, and there seems little prospect of them are withdrawing anytime soon.
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Cases in which leaders navigated these treacherous shoals successfully required much more imagination and more radical changes in attitudes and actions by both leaders and their publics than either Trump or Xi can now imagine.
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Gregg became the band's chief songwriter, while Duane, who had played on records by Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett as a session picker in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, was its guitar whiz and de facto leader.
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Somebody sitting in Manhattan has never heard of Iuka, Mississippi before, but if you grew up in Muscle Shoals, you know exactly where Iuka is and there's a good chance your grandparents got married there.
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The "Damage" singer and her boyfriend of almost two-and-a-half years, Noah Purcell, tied the knot on Saturday at Cypress Lakes Country Club in her hometown of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, PEOPLE confirms exclusively.
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So, for that matter, should any laymen in the audience, not least for the galvanic pairing of Barbara Flynn and Zoë Wanamaker, playing a couple whose deeply loving relationship founders on the shoals of memory.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday ordered troops to occupy uninhabited islands and shoals it claims in the disputed South China Sea, asserting Philippine sovereignty in an apparent change of tack likely to anger China.
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When she was secretary of state, one of her major diplomatic initiatives was injecting the United States into the dispute between China and its neighbors over disputed reefs and shoals in the South China Sea.
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They are greeted by shoals of fish, carpets of plastic pollution, the booms of seismic probes used to prospect for oil and an imagined rendering of a "lonely whale" that I wrote about long ago.
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The includes refraining from "action of inhabiting" presently uninhabited islands, reefs, shoals, cays, and other features in the waters, the two sides said in a joint statement following a meeting in the Lao capital Vientiane.
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Suddenly, it's not a scene about Cliff being able to best Lee but one about his own self-deception regarding the ways his career has grounded itself on the shoals of changing tastes in Hollywood.
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Although research is still underway, the disease outbreak appears to be centered on the Isles of Shoals, a small group of islands off the coasts of Southern Maine and New Hampshire, Ms. Pugliares-Bonner said.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in 1968, the all-white Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section's work on soul music sessions for Atlantic and Stax, two of the era's most influential record companies, was suspended.
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The decision on Mischief Reef is among the most significant within the 479-page judgment from the panel, which looked at the territorial rights of disputed reefs, rocks and shoals scattered throughout the key trade route.
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How do you do that in terms of management, because a lot of companies have hit the shoals on these kinds of things, and it takes ... Microsoft has had a tough road moving itself that way.
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And the real question going forward isn't whether Trump can behave himself on Twitter — it's whether he can continue to more or less successfully navigate the shoals of objective reality without crashing the ship of state.
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Beijing says it owns the islands, rocks and shoals — and the waters around them — in a giant expanse of the South China Sea, overlapping with claims made by countries such as Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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" Gillespie added, "Anti-immigration rhetoric is a political siren song, and Republicans must resist its lure by lashing ourselves to our party's twin masts of freedom and growth--or our majority will crash on the shoals.
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Malaysia's national security minister Shahidan Kassim said assets from the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency and the navy have been sent to the area near the Luconia Shoals to monitor the situation, the Bernama news agency reported.
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The guides will help you navigate the maze of waterways and islands, where airplanes taking off from nearby John F. Kennedy International Airport cast shadows over the barges, yachts, fishing boats and sailboats navigating the shoals.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, elected last year, has backed down from his country's insistence that China abandon the shoals at the heart of the tribunal's decision, preferring instead to accept significant Chinese economic assistance.
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The Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument's website states there is a marine debris team working in the area that will stop at French Frigate Shoals and conduct a "preliminary assessment of the damage and impacts to wildlife."
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One such, the ecoSUB, made by ecoSUB Robotics, a British firm, is less than a metre long, weighs about 4kg, and is intended to work in groups, called shoals, monitoring pipelines and other pieces of underwater infrastructure.
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Earlier on Thursday, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he had ordered troops to occupy uninhabited islands and shoals it claims in the South China Sea, something likely to anger China, which claims most of the strategic waterway.
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Those researchers divided 192 zebrafish into shoals of four fish each, and each shoal was exposed to water only, taurine only, or a combination of taurine and alcohol at a concentration that "would induce moderate human intoxication".
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Manila argued in closed court hearings that none of the islands, shoals and reefs in the Spratlys are large enough to grant an additional 200 nautical mile exclusive economic zone (EEZ) for fishing and extracting seabed resources.
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The United States worries that China will use its influence to pressure its neighbors into agreements over disputed reefs and shoals throughout the South China Sea that could eventually hinder the freedom of navigation for American ships.
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But many others are headed to the Southeast: A recent analysis showed that a significant number of Guatemalans move to central Alabama, while Muscle Shoals, in the state's northwest corner, is a popular destination for El Salvadorans.
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A unit of the company had built the first offshore wind farm at a place called Vindeby off Denmark in the early 323s, and Dong was busy populating the shallow shoals of the North Sea with turbines.
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Yes, that's called majority rule, in the basest sense of the term; but it ignores minority rights which we were taught in eighth grade civics is a vital appendage in successfully navigating the democratic shoals of governing.
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For one thing, the Philippines already occupies nine islands and reefs in the disputed chain, the Spratlys, and has troops stationed on a dilapidated World War II-era ship it stranded on one of the contested shoals.
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The Trump administration has made holding China accountable for a range of policy decisions, ranging from how it trades with the U.S., to Beijing's seizure (and militarization) of islands, reefs, and shoals in the South China Sea.
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And once the wave has crashed over you and you have wiped out on the rocky shoals of existential despair, the Times gives you a methods section: We have set a conservative standard here, leaving out many dubious
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For his first project in nearly two years, the "Walk This Way" singer traveled to legendary recording studio FAME Studios to re-record a classic hit for the 16-song compilation album Muscle Shoals…Small Town, Big Sound.
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Originally recorded for Atlantic Records with her crack crew of Muscle Shoals session players — including Joe South and Spooner Oldham — the song also provided the soundtrack to Franklin's standout cameo in the 21987 comedy, The Blues Brothers. 2100.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines said on Friday it would strengthen its military facilities on islands and shoals in the disputed South China Sea and announced initial plans to build a new port and pave an existing rough airstrip.
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U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the USS Dewey passed close to the Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals over which China has territorial disputes with its neighbors.
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U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the USS Dewey passed close to the Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals over which China has territorial disputes with its neighbours.
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U.S. defense officials said the guided-missile destroyer USS Decatur challenged "excessive maritime claims" in a patrol near the Paracel Islands, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals over which China has territorial disputes with its neighbors.
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The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the USS Dewey was traveling close to the Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands, among a string islets, reefs and shoals over which China has territorial disputes with its neighbors.
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China has moved swiftly in recent years to strengthen its presence in the South China Sea, one of the world's major shipping routes, by building artificial islands equipped with airstrips and radar on top of rocks and shoals.
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That body just keeps getting swept further down river until eventually she slams hard into some shoals and you see that body just like it's very it's very much like she just, like, a ship running aground basically.
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From the U.S.S. Maine in Havana Harbor in 1898 to the U.S.S. Maddox in the Gulf of Tonkin in 1964, maritime incidents, shrouded in the fog of uncertainty, have lured the United States into wars on foreign shoals.
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At only 37 hectares (0.37 sq km) the coral-fringed Thitu, known to Filipinos as Pagasa, is the biggest of the eight reefs, shoals and islands the Philippines occupies in the Spratly archipelago, 280 miles away from the mainland.
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The guided-missile destroyer USS Decatur challenged "excessive maritime claims" near the Paracel Islands, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals over which China has territorial disputes with its neighbors, the officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The account also presents an unusual perspective on the grinding horror of the police state, not the all-too-familiar tale of one of its direct victims, but rather that of the outsider trying to navigate its treacherous shoals.
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"Chewing Gum" runs on sheer inventiveness rather than story and structure, and in the last few episodes of the second season, Ms. Coel starts to run short of ideas and drift toward the shoals of up-with-people sentimentality.
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But a series of unlucky breaks meant her talent and early success were mostly ignored by the 1970s, when what was meant to be her debut full-length record — Muscle Shoals-recorded set "Child of the Seventies" — was shelved.
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The little boy was among 37 people — most of them believed to be Syrians fleeing war and trying to reach European shores — who died when their boat capsized on Saturday and washed up on the rocky shoals of the Turkish coast.
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Prior to the reelection of President Rousseff in October 2014, two decades of economic and political development were beginning to founder on the shoals of a decline in commodity prices and a corruption scandal involving Petrobras, the state-owned oil company.
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The current showdown is a test of just how far each of these actors will go to support its Venezuelan client – and how strategic the United States, Venezuela's interim government and other Western democracies can be in navigating these shoals.
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The Texas Gentlemen recorded their upcoming album, which is out in July, at the famous Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama, where legendary artists such as Etta James, Aretha Franklin and Percy Sledge recorded some of their greatest songs.
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Dr Makris's team have been able to quantify the processes by which herring can gather themselves into shoals many kilometres long and comprised of hundreds of millions of fish, watching their depth and behaviour change with the time of day.
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In the Gulf of Maine they were able to distinguish the calls and songs of various species of whale attracted by the herring shoals, to track them as they communicated with each other and to distinguish their different herring-snaffling strategies.
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Genetic analysis of fish bones found aboard shows that some of the fish the sailors ate came from the waters off Newfoundland, where the shoals of cod were so thick that you were "hardlie…able to row a Boate through them".
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The United States is a major player in the region and has sent warships and military aircraft around the South China Sea, including near disputed reefs and shoals, citing international law and freedom of movement but triggering harsh warnings from China.
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However, China has dismissed a recent ruling by an international tribunal in The Hague that rebuked its aggressive reclamation of land on disputed shoals in the South China Sea and invalidated its historical claims to a large swath of those waters.
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The chief justice's efforts to steer the court through partisan shoals is likely to get even more difficult as the justices are called upon to referee hot-button issues left unaddressed by partisan dysfunction in Congress and the White House.
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In 1964, with Muscle Shoals still emerging as a recording center, Mr. Carrigan and his colleagues were the backing band for the Righteous Brothers and Tommy Roe when they opened for the Beatles at their first United States concert, in Washington.
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In 2016, an arbitration panel under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, ruling in an appeal brought by the Philippines, did not support China's claims to Gaven Reef, among other shoals and maritime features in the sea.
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Ayatollah Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former president of Iran and a founder of the Islamic republic, who navigated the opaque shoals of his country's theocracy as one of its most enduring, wiliest and wealthiest leaders, died on Sunday in Tehran.
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While Ms. Watts navigates the partisan shoals of Cat and Dog (she won't take sides, though she did say she has a "sadly genetic" cat allergy), her inbox forces her to confront other, even more dispiriting aspects of the human condition.
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Taiwan, which had maintained the island it occupies, Itu Aba, is legally the only island among the hundreds of reefs, shoals and atolls scattered across the seas, said it did not accept the ruling, which had seriously impaired Taiwan's territorial rights.
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An evaluation by experts from the Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS) and India's Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) found healthy reproductive couples and larger shoals of fish larvae in the sanctuaries compared with other locations in the lake.
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The operation, which took place near Mischief Reef on Thursday, Pacific time, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals over which China has disputes with its neighbors, was the boldest U.S. challenge yet to Chinese island-building in the strategic waterway.
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"We knew we wanted to do it in my hometown, Muscle Shoals, because Noah's family is spread out over Montana, Idaho and Missouri, and so we didn't want to have to ask both of our families to travel to Nashville," Wammack tells PEOPLE.
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In one of my favorite passages, she recalls an elderly African woman who rowed 10 miles to the Shoals in the middle of the night to look for buried treasure, her divining rod reflecting the starlight, garments fluttering in the midnight wind.
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Chinese activity in disputed waters of the South China Sea, including the construction of islands by dredging up sand onto reefs and shoals in the Spratly archipelago, has alarmed rival claimants, in particular the Philippines and Vietnam, as well as the United States.
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His comments come after China has reacted negatively to comments from Trump and some of his Cabinet appointees about Taiwan, U.S. adherence to the "one-China" policy and China's occupation of islands and shoals in disputed waters in the South China Sea.
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Over the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, who backed Franklin up in her first sessions at FAME studios in Alabama, she charged into blue notes, dominated the offbeat groove, and demonstrated a remarkable range, rising from a rich low-end to a powerful soprano.
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But here, too, when the Trump administration upgraded and expanded freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea, there were voices of alarm that Washington could plunge the world into a war with China over worthless collections of rocks and shoals.
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Of course, this isn't to wander onto the jagged shoals of ageism (though, as other journalists have pointed out, there are fair questions to ask in regard to age, cognitive fitness and the ability to meet the pressures of the White House).
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The Philippines has clashed with China over disputed reefs and shoals in the waterway, which the two countries share, and Mr. Trump has used this month's Asia tour to offer to, as he said on Sunday in Hanoi, "mediate or arbitrate" such disagreements.
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Victoria Meagan Adams and Phillip Thomas Greendyke were married April 22 at the Farm at High Shoals in Bishop, Ga., by Thomas Leo Kenyon, a friend of the bride's parents, who was ordained a minister by Open Ministries for the occasion. Mrs.
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Connor Brown, 224, and William Nylander, 280, saw some time with the Maple Leafs last season, but they, too, are learning to navigate the rocky shoals of the N.H.L. "We try to be no different than a parent," Toronto Coach Mike Babcock said.
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The two potential swing votes on the Court sounded pretty indistinguishable from their conservative colleagues during Monday's questioning, and the Court's studied indifference to the context of its rulings could leave it cracked on the shoals of a 4-4 split decision.
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Her long-canonized late-'60s albums on Atlantic define the sound and sensibility of classic soul music: the piercing quality of Aretha's cries and declamations against the gritty counterpoint of the Muscle Shoals rhythm section's spry, layered mesh of jagged horns and driving backbeat.
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The court may rule that the shoals and outcroppings claimed by China are not islands, meaning that China cannot make the case that it should have exclusive economic zones around them, limiting its jurisdiction in the waters of the South China Sea, he said.
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U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the USS Dewey sailed on a "freedom of navigation operation" close to the Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals over which China has territorial disputes with its neighbors.
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Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia and Brunei have all made their own claims, while China has been busy drawing a host of red lines around more than 200 islands, shoals and atolls in the South China Sea, effectively warning the other nations to back off.
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During his campaign, Mr. Trump labeled President Barack Obama as weak in defending international waters in the South China Sea, where Beijing has started a sharp military buildup to reclaim land, install runways and haul equipment onto reefs and shoals it claims as its own.
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It wasn't until her arrival at Atlantic Records in the decade's second half that she gave up trying to become a polished all-purpose entertainer for a career as a soul and R&B singer, backed by an earthy rhythm section from Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
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The story runs along the channels you'd expect, and there are dangerous shoals of sentimentality: Marius-Pete, whose own childhood was harrowing, finds himself falling for his new family and will have to decide whether to stick to his plan of fleecing them and disappearing.
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A paradise for animals Almost 96% of Hawaii's green turtle population travels to the island chain, known as the French Frigate Shoals, for safe nesting during their breeding season, according to Chip Fletcher, an earth science professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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" At Atlantic, Wexler teamed her with veteran R&B musicians from Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, and the result was a tougher, soulful sound, with call-and-response vocals and Franklin's gospel-style piano, which anchored "I Say a Little Prayer," ''Natural Woman" and others.
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The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the Chafee, a guided-missile destroyer, carried out normal maneuvering operations that challenged "excessive maritime claims" near the Paracel Islands, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals over which China has territorial disputes with its neighbors.
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