She says the family escaped the floodwaters on a small boat.
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Mchan said the family escaped the floodwaters on a small boat.
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There is even a small boat used for crossing flooded areas.
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A small boat lay stranded in the center of a street.
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He built a small boat repair business called Gordon Marine, Saraceno said.
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The current beneath the bridge sucked the small boat under the roadway.
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A fisherman saw a small boat with two young people onboard head offshore.
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Bugged by small-boat irritation, the United States ceased its testing off Alaska.
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Two more people were rescued from a small boat on Sunday, it said.
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Miftah Wicaksono, 52, operates a small boat that transports people across the river.
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After a short stay, he took a small boat across the Rio Grande.
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There were one hundred fifteen of us all squeezed into a very small boat.
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The small boat was designed for six people and ended up sailing with 12.
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Under dark skies, we hopped into a small boat and headed to the rays.
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"We survived New Year's Eve in Mallacoota sitting in a small boat," she said.
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From the book: We managed to fit into a small boat with our bags.
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Roger Matthews (left) and Aaron Rodwell (right) hunt crocodiles in a small boat with harpoons.
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Roger Matthews (left) and Aaron Rodwell (right) hunt crocodiles in a small boat with harpoons.
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Then the group had to jump on a small boat and cut across the Caribbean.
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The boy roams the island with his dog, and the sea in his small boat.
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It quickly returned to the Wailoa Small Boat Harbor in Hilo after the lava bomb hit.
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A deck area also enables ship operators to dispatch small boat operations and support a helicopter.
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He says the shark circled his small boat twice before swimming away with no harm done.
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The men were picked up and taken by a small boat to the island of Pulap.
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Dagmar's aunt sent a small boat to fetch them to her own place across the fjord.
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Assisted by several crew members, a small boat then tugged the model deeper into the fjord.
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I am in a small boat, too fatigued to pick up an oar, lost at sea.
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The Coast Guard is preparing its helicopter and small boat fleet to rescue those in peril.
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Juan Vasquezninco provides security during small boat raid training at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif.
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The earth, after all, is itself a very small boat in the boundless ocean of space.
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The earth, after all, is itself a very small boat in the boundless ocean of space.
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The official said the imagery shows a person on board that small boat grabbing the unexploded mine.
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This is a pretty small boat, so we would all get to know each other pretty well.
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Could he ship 25 of his people from Libya to Europe on a small boat for $40,000?
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There, they waved down two people with a small boat, and were rescued, according to the station.
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In another life, I picture myself in a small boat, swaying as a gentle river cradles me.
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After they would shoot it, they'd go out in a kayak or small boat to retrieve it.
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I am surprised at how minimalistic it is; there's a barge, a small boat, and a warehouse.
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Seven boarded Guyana-born Goberdhan's small boat with a gun and long knives, and began beating them.
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Mary Frost, Darwin, Northern Territory We survived New Year's Eve in Mallacoota sitting in a small boat.
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In a small boat, one person stirred up chum in the water to lure in the shark.
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Sweet, biscuit-y cake, sugared strawberries, enough Cool Whip to fill a small boat — what's not to love?
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A third mission, involving a small boat carrying about 20 people, was still in progress, the spokesman said.
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Anyone in the dallas area have a small boat I can take to Houston to help with evacuations?
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At the beginning, Somar thought to buy a small boat and try to cross the sea to Kastellorizo.
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A single CBU-105, for instance, could theoretically achieve 40 individual kills against an incoming small boat force.
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The Russian Geographical Society said the small boat sank, but its passengers were able to get to shore.
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At Lents Cove Park, nature-lovers can hike Tropiano Trail or launch a small boat into the Hudson.
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They took off in a small boat with another couple to a spot 10 minutes from Paradise Island.
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Professional divers take each patron down to the seafloor using a ladder that is attached to a small boat.
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On the small boat, Mr. Malinowski and three scientists pulled at the rope, attaching it to the final anchor.
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When Indian police officers in a small boat pulled within sight of the remote island, they saw something strange.
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You imagine a small boat full of rabbits, drifting down the stream, caught beneath the bridge in a storm.
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"He escaped, he crossed the sea to Greece," Mr. Almashi said, describing the perilous journey in a small boat.
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Using his small boat, White became one of the many civilian rescuers who saved neighbors from the rising floodwaters.
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At that point a Chinese naval ship that had been shadowing the Bowditch put a small boat into the water.
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At that point, a Chinese naval ship that had been shadowing the Bowditch put a small boat into the water.
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I can even book small boat tours to some of the more remote Galapagos Islands for 18,000 to 25,000 points.
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He then saw the small boat drift toward a larger boat that had crossed the channel to the Chappaquiddick landing.
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In her small boat were Italian, Austrian, and French members of a pan-European far-right group called Generation Identity.
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The Mayflower anchors in a cove near Plymouth Rock, and there's a small boat full of Pilgrims approaching the shore.
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The tip of the peninsula is little more than thornbush scrub and mountains, populated by shepherds and small-boat fishermen.
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The migrants were picked up from two barges, two rubber dinghies and one small boat in five separate rescue operations.
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It then dispatched a small boat to seize the drone as the American crew was recovering it from the water.
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Video footage showed a man in a life jacket in a small boat paddling down a street submerged in water.
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They bring the burgers and mezcal with them as they board a small boat that takes them around Copenhagen harbor.
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To see this little world — and it was a small boat — but it had little bunks, a little cabin, a kitchen.
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London (CNN Business)In the port of Antwerp in Belgium, a small boat whizzes around, shuttling 16 passengers back and forth.
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There, in the middle of February, she piled into a small boat with dozens of other Syrian refugees headed for Greece.
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A day before that boat was detained, eight decomposed bodies were found in a small boat washed up on a beach.
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It did not say where the migrants, who were traveling in 17 rubber vessel and one small boat, originally came from.
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No lights were apparent as coxswain Webber maneuvered the small boat aft along the port side of the Pendleton's stern section.
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On its most recent mission out of Costa Rica, the surveillance crew tracked a small boat off the coast of Colombia.
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Men from the village were rowing a small boat as fast as they could, to get people out before they drowned.
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The people on the small boat were loud, so the Turkish coast guard found them, 20 minutes away from the border.
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"The captain said they had seen some small boat and they were going to investigate and rescue those people," Tauber said.
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JACKSON, Ga. – Longtime wildlife biologist Jim Ozier unties and then boards a small boat on Lake Jackson, an hour south of Atlanta.
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Two people were rescued in the Hudson River on Monday after their small boat overturned just outside New York City, officials said.
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He was transported by a small boat to a Navy ship, the USS New York, which took him to the United States.
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"Your favorite wives in paradise," she captioned a shot of herself and Jessie Berg — both in bikinis — on board a small boat.
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The men told authorities they had become stranded when their small boat got caught in large waves and capsized on Apr. 4.
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The 40 people were rescued on Wednesday from a small boat off the Libyan coast by NGO Sea Eye's ship Alan Kurdi.
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The Cole was attacked by suicide bombers in a small boat laden with explosives while in port in Aden, Yemen, for refueling.
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He cursed Mr. Boodley for posing the challenge, and suffered through visions of being in a small boat on a stormy ocean.
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Proactiva's Golfo Azzurro vessel rescued three Libyan men on Sunday from a small boat in waters within Malta's rescue zone, Gatti said.
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"It's a long journey in a small boat," said James Caspers, a veteran mariner who is the acting captain of Hull 2003.
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But at the end of March 21 people, including Syrians, Palestinians and Somalis, came ashore in a small boat on Italy's Adriatic coast.
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Rob Manning, a Defense Department spokesman, said the sailor — who was conducting small-boat operations — was evacuated to a hospital in Aqaba, Jordan.
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Once up in the cockpit I can see a small boat is towing Christianshavn to a ship slip in a turquoise-blue harbor.
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South Korea's Unification Ministry said maritime police had found two North Korean men drifting in a small boat off the coast on Wednesday.
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"You can buy a small boat that you can make mistakes on without expensive consequences and work your way up," said Geoff Thomas.
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Now the Corps is experimenting with strapping light armored vehicles, or LAVs, to the flight deck to counter small boat and other threats.
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The small, elite force of small-boat operators frequently team up with Navy SEALs to get the SEALs into and out of missions.
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For example, an armed Osprey would be better positioned to prevent or stop swarming small boat attack wherein enemy surface vessels attacked the aircraft.
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Many, like Zabiullah, have been doing so for over a year since making the perilous 212km journey by small boat from Turkey to Lesbos.
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When the migrants turn up to get transported they find they are being packed onto a rib or a small boat without safety jackets.
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One night on board a small boat I owned, she looked at me with love, her dark brown eyes lit by a table lantern.
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Firefighters rushed out to the scene with the equipment they needed for a cold water rescue, which included a special suit and small boat.
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Nonetheless, the few reporters allowed outside the chapel were soon joined by a cluster of others whose small boat had capsized along the shore.
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Both configurations of the car share the same towing capacity at to 2016,6613 pounds, enough to easily lug a camper or a small boat.
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On a humid morning last summer, Jessica Archer took five "Area Closed" signs from a small boat and threw them clattering onto the sand.
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"They are called away as a pre-planned response to threats the ship may face like a small boat attack or low, slow flyer."
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Crewing a small boat from orange dusk through to cold gray dawn, many miles from nearest land, is an experience extraordinary in its intensity.
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Officials say a noncombat ship was recovering two drones when a Chinese ship approached, launched a small boat and picked up one of them.
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South Korea's Unification Ministry also said maritime police had found two North Korean men drifting in a small boat off the coast on Wednesday.
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As the Nazis swept into Athens he escaped Greece in a small boat, making the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean to Turkey in mid-winter.
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The boat managed to return to its base at the Wailoa Small Boat Harbor in Hilo, about an hour's trip from the ocean entry point.
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Robert Cerantonio and four other men towed their small boat by car some 3,000 km (1,865 miles) from Melbourne to Cairns in northern Queensland state.
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As Ballou told the New Bedford Standard Times, he saw a small boat, carrying three people, douse its lights and its motor — an unusual occurrence.
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We have a variety of different fishing methods, and we have methods we've developed to tag pretty large sharks, often from a pretty small boat.
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When a small boat with a reporter and photographer recently pulled up alongside Deepwater Asgard, workers peered over the side, wondering why they had visitors.
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In November 1999, when Elián was 6, he left Cuba in a small boat with his mother, who was seeking a better life in Florida.
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The next time the small boat leaves to release more eels, Little Jan and I stay on the big boat and drive it around the lake.
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He was taken by small boat to Mexico where he was held hostage by smugglers looking for a big money payout from the future MLB star.
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But the missile, which has a delayed fuse to increase damage to large vessels like aircraft carriers, ripped through the small boat without exploding, he said.
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US Air Force fighter jets are patrolling the Persian Gulf with apparent guided cluster munitions, weapons that may capable of tearing apart Iranian small boat swarms.
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Craig Smith reported about boarding a small boat and setting off in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean off Bonavista, Newfoundland, to watch the turr hunt.
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An international warning to Iran or its proxy forces that any small boat approaching a tanker could be subject to military action could help deter attacks.
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One afternoon, we hired a small boat off the southern tip of Don Khon, near the old railway tracks, to see the area's famous freshwater dolphins.
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He had claimed his first wife accidentally fell out of their small boat and into the local Calcasieu River and that he unsuccessfully tried to save her.
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Besides snow cones, carnival games and fireworks, an archer will shoot a flaming arrow onto a small boat carrying Garrett&aposs ashes in a neighbor&aposs pond.
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This indicated that "the skiff (small boat) that engaged in an attack on the Galicia Spirit using small arms was also carrying a substantial amount of explosives".
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Hugo stays as far away as he can possibly get in our small boat as I cut open the remaining sack of offal from the slaughtered bull.
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Living in New York made him feel like a small boat barely clinging to "the crest of a great wave of hopes," he wrote in September 1902.
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Ubolratana grew up close to her father and during her teens shared his love of sports, becoming his favorite partner in tennis, badminton and small-boat sailing.
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The blast -- from suicide bombers in a small boat laden with explosives -- blew a hole in the side of the 8,500-ton ship, killing 17 US sailors.
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Just as the family was discussing how dangerous the situation could turn, a whale breaches the water, landing just feet from a small boat loaded with tourists.
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Seleh leafed through the book, coming to a cartoonist's rendering of Trump and top aides Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus in a small boat crossing the Potomac River.
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In the Instagram video, Biel appeared to stand on the edge of a small boat wearing a swim shirt and bikini bottoms as she prepped for the flip.
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Travis remembers the young woman and badly burned boy he put in a small boat to be dragged behind the Abigail, only to have Strand cut them loose.
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Unless you have a very small boat, like me, in which you can get away with a small hand sponge, it's worth investing in a high-grade brush.
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The Carnival Paradise cruise ship was on its way back to Tampa from Cozumel when it received a distress call about a small boat with a man overboard.
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The American crew was in the process of retrieving the device when a small boat dispatched from the Chinese vessel took it as the American sailors looked on.
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The photo depicts a pair of dark-skinned hands holding up a black and white photograph in which silhouetted figures are seen jumping overboard from a small boat.
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His victory on Monday gave Burling the latest bragging rights over Outteridge, with the two considered to be the top high-performance small-boat sailors in the world.
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Since 2016, NSW officials said, seven women have received SWCC contracts, although none have yet made it through the full training pipeline and joined a small-boat unit.
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"Likely reason US sailors are overnighting in Iran's custody: it's about 1:30 am there, dark, and they may have a damaged small boat," Politico's Michael Crowley tweeted.
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After her transformation, she drifts on a small boat through a deserted and partly submerged city, where she encounters other monsters and learns more about what happened to her.
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With Europe's eyes trained on small-boat traffic coming from the south, at first no one noticed the cargo ships that were taking a big dogleg to the east.
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It was a little spicy and strongly, disorientingly funky in a way that gave me the feeling of trying to stand up in a small boat in high surf.
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The crew on the small boat have been transferred to the Yemeni Coast Guard and the missile parts are in the possession of the United States, the officials added.
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Skyler shot video and took pictures while a small boat from the Majesty of the Seas raced out to tow the migrants' craft to the safety of the ship.
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Event organizers were so concerned about the number of threats of violence aimed at me that they required me to arrive by a small boat rather than by land.
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Three enlisted women are now in the training pipeline to become special warfare combatant-craft crewmen, small-boat operators frequently teamed with Navy SEALs for infiltration and exfiltration missions.
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Owned by one of Belgium's oldest shipping families, CMB and its small boat are leading the way as the shipping industry tries to tackle its contribution to the climate crisis.
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How to help Louisiana flood victims Not far away, Jeremy Best said he and Henri Dufrane brought their small boat from nearby Wallace to help people escape their flooded houses.
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In a cheeky homage to the "burning platform" memo, Pienimäki and his fellow defectors decided to name their company Jolla, a Finnish word connoting a small boat or life raft.
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Since his release, he's posted a handful of photos, one of which shows him in a small boat on a lake as he spends time with his (not pictured) kids.
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Before expiring, Uther manages to help his young son onto a small boat, and the tyke safely drifts away, to be raised -- via one long musical montage -- in a brothel.
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For graduation, her parents even bought her a single scull, an ice-blue one with a red racing stripe, so she could fine-tune her skills in a small boat.
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As a teenager, he alternated art study with risky adventure, as when he signed on as one of a two-man crew sailing a small boat from Morocco to California.
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The team often documented their trip, sometimes as waves crashed over the relatively small boat, from the cramped quarters of the spartan cabin, a place with no refrigerator or showers.
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In the early morning hours of March 26, somewhere in the deep blue waters of the western Indian Ocean near the Seychelles, a small boat emerged out of the murk.
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"The naval units approached the small boat, but the adverse weather conditions and the sudden movement of migrants caused the vessel to overturn," the coast guard said in a statement.
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The Sam Simon sent a drone over the small boat and it sped off, only to return with six men aboard, who threw objects at the drone before leaving again.
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My brother Peter was a part of Catfish Yacht Club, mentioned in the story, through which the Conant brothers and their friends explored the Nauraushaun Brook in a small boat.
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"There, candidates learn basic navigation and small boat seamanship skills in addition to focusing on physical conditioning and their ability to be safe and competent in the water," Lawrence said.
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Furthermore, identifying the location of mines at greater distances brings the added advantage of enabling lower-risk small boat missions to approach target areas for shore missions, surface attack or recon.
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There was a great deal of intimacy, too, of the kind that, I can only imagine, just happens when you spend half your life with other men on a small boat.
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"These species can survive for years if their raft, if their small boat is not dissolving under them," says study co-author James Carlton, professor emeritus of marine sciences at Williams College.
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According to Mashable, Jodie Brown and her family of seven hopped on to a small boat on Tuesday to spend some time enjoying the beautiful day in the waters outside Port Victoria.
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ATHENS, March 17 (Reuters) - Fourteen people, including at least four children, drowned when the small boat they were travelling on capsized in the Aegean Sea, Greek coast guard officials said on Saturday.
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The action in "Kubo" begins at night, with a desperate woman at sea fighting off waves with her small boat and a shamisen (a Japanese three-stringed lute) imbued with magic powers.
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"No one puts his life in danger to come by small boat if Turkey is good and he can live there," said Amal Adwan, a Palestinian born in Syria now on Lesbos.
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A neighbor of the family offered his pond so they could float a small boat while they hired a local archer to shoot a flaming arrow into it for an Asgardian-themed pyre.
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In The Wall, the defenders unfortunate enough to be found culpable of breach are sent out into the ocean on a small boat with limited supplies, which is almost always a death sentence.
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An oceanographic survey ship USNS Bowditch was set to retrieve the drone as part of routine operations when a Chinese ship dropped its own small boat in the water and seized the device.
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In one incident, a small boat carrying a U.S. agent and two Honduran police lost power as it was traveling down a river at night with a load of cocaine they had seized.
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On each occasion, Baron traveled to a dock in Red Hook, a town on the eastern end of St. Thomas, where he boarded a small boat that took him to Little St. James.
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In December, 1541, on a mountain stream in the Andes, de Orellana and a crew got into a small boat and travelled east, downstream, intent to see where the current would take them.
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The roiling sea melded with the distant blurry horizon, and I watched as a small boat with a single passenger, man or woman I couldn't tell, heaved and tossed in the rough sea.
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The Chinese crew launched a small boat, whose own crew snatched the unarmed drone from the water, and would hold the data-gathering robot for two days before Beijing agreed to return it.
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RiRi, billionaire BF Hassan Jameel and several others hit up Positano, Italy and needed to cram into a small boat before pouring into a yacht for a little relaxation afloat the crystal blue waters.
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Ryan Short, who along with this family left their apartment ahead of Harvey, returned on a small boat to pick up a few possessions -- including something special for his 2-year-old son, Jacob.
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The USNS Bowditch, an oceanographic survey ship, was set to retrieve the drone as part of routine operations when a Chinese ship dropped its own small boat in the water and seized the device.
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Someone had entered the marina that night and had stolen the small boat, which the club used for maintenance and collecting debris along the shoreline, said Rinaldo M. D'Argenio, a lawyer for the club.
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U.S. officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the guided missile destroyer Forrest Sherman detained a small boat and a detachment of U.S. personnel boarded the vessel, where the missile parts were found.
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Firefighters evacuate people in a small boat in a flooded street after the Yvette river burst its banks and forced residents to be evacuated in Longjumeau, about 21 miles south of Paris, on June 25.
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Firefighters evacuate people in a small boat in a flooded street after the Yvette river burst its banks and forced residents to be evacuated in Longjumeau, about 12 miles south of Paris, on June 2.
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After arriving at the Zadar Airport, the 52-year-old actor took a small boat cruise along a 50-mile stretch of coastline near Biograd and Sibenik, roughly an hour up the coast from Split.
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"You can see the market for relaxation time and disposable income is huge, and we are but a small boat in a vast sea," Hastings said in the letter to shareholders after the earnings report.
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Researchers from the Environment Ministry who swam the final distance from a small boat to the island to minimize biological contamination were the first people to set foot on the expanded island on Oct. 20.
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The photo above features a small boat called "Hope" that sits within large wooden hands, and is called "May the force be with you," a piece Hällgren says was inspired by the ongoing refugee crisis.
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Its tail is visible in glimpses amid the froth to the right, while in the middle, an oarsman struggles to keep afloat his small boat, from which his mates have been tossed into the brine.
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One turns the robot into a very small boat, another makes it into a sort of wheel barrel, and still another turns the bot into a glider that doesn't stay aloft very long at all.
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"When you're in a small boat with 200 humpback whales around you -- they're 14-meter animals -- and you've got whales popping up all around you, it's a really incredible experience," lead researcher Ken Findlay told CNN.
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JJ, 29, was queasy and back on the small boat that had taken them to the coral reef known for good snorkeling when Johnson says she literally saw her life start to flash before her eyes.
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If a typical cruise ship is a floating city, this was a floating small town, owned and run by Seattle-based Un-Cruise Adventures, which specializes in small-boat exploration to places larger cruises can't go.
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I suspect he has not, because there's an idea he has been promoting for some time now — and this decision is part of it — that America is a small boat and there just aren't enough seats.
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"We're just a small boat with very limited capacity," said Panda Yin, a designer in Beijing who organized a WeChat volunteer group of about 200 people to help find protective supplies for front line medical workers.
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Natalie Elphicke, a newly elected Conservative member of Parliament representing Dover and Deal, on the part of England's coastline closest to France, called for all migrants who arrive by small boat to be returned to France.
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Later, as we took off our gear and climbed back onto the small boat, I took one last look into the deep blue below to see a giant shadow slowly making its way back to us.
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My father never learned to swim, not really; my mother learned to swim when her father rowed her and her three brothers out into the middle of the ocean in a small boat and threw them overboard.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A Massachusetts man charged with orchestrating a hacking attack into a Boston hospital's network two years ago was arrested on Wednesday after he was rescued from a small boat adrift near Cuba, federal prosecutors said.
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To restock, a pharmacy would have to send someone two hours down a dirt road to catch a small boat, and then catch a bus that only runs twice a day up another road, and so on.
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VENICE, Italy (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Three years after he risked his life crossing the Mediterranean Sea from Libya to Italy on a small boat crammed with migrants, 262-year-old Sow Muhammed can hardly believe his luck.
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The crew initially tried to retrieve the instrument using a small boat, but then resorted to the riskier option of using the Oden's thrusters and reinforced prow to prise it from an ice floe on July 25.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somali pirates seized a small boat and kidnapped its 11-member Indian crew off the coast of Somalia, local officials said on Monday, the second vessel to be snared recently by the region's resurgent hijackers.
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"In order to proceed with the transfer operation, the naval units approached the small boat, but the adverse weather conditions and the sudden movement of migrants caused the vessel to overturn," the coastguard said in a statement.
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Kissoun couldn't get his small boat close to the shore because the water was so shallow, so I waded out to him, pulling the canoe by hand and then gratefully cross-loading my gear for the last time.
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Once in custody, Abu Khatallah was led under the cover of darkness to a small boat by the eight-person capture team and taken to the USS New York amphibious transport vessel anchored off the coast of Libya.
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In terms of my favorite places, I was bowled over by the Galápagos – I was in a small boat (much better than the bigger cruise boats), so we got into nooks and crannies, and it was just magic!
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The FCC is an association of community-based, small-boat commercial fishing groups, representing more than 1,000 independent fishermen and business owners from Maine to Alaska, who share a commitment to the sustainable management of America's fishery resources.
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A Chinese warship had been shadowing the Bowditch, a United States naval vessel, in the international waters of the South China Sea when the Chinese launched a small boat and snatched the unmanned underwater vehicle, the Pentagon said.
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Usually, whale breath is collected by approaching the animals — which can be up to 60 feet long, in the case of humpbacks — with a small boat, and then holding 23-foot pole with a collection plate above the blowhole.
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Mr. Trump, citing a grainy, black-and-white American military video of a small boat filled with sailors at the side of one of the stricken tankers, declared that there was no doubt that Iran was behind the attacks.
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In a country with more than 60 percent of the world's lakes, crisscrossed by untold rivers and streams, it's no wonder that the ability to copulate while floating in a small boat has become a point of national pride.
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"I had family tell me that I was going to ruin my life by doing this," Lachlainn said, referring not to her choice to sail around the world alone in a small boat, but to accept herself as a woman.
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In a scene witnessed by Reuters in April, workers wearing scuba suits baked on the deck of a small boat as they reached out with brushes to scrub the Caspian Galaxy, a tanker leased for one trip by a PDVSA customer.
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While media reports are still sketchy, it appears that a Chinese naval vessel was close enough to a US oceanographic survey ship to launch a small boat to grab the scientific drone as the American vessel was preparing to retrieve it.
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Torrential rain poured down on the team of scientists and conservationists on Jamaica Bay as their small boat slowly towed about 85 cages packed with 36,000 oysters, a species that once blanketed New York Harbor but is now nearly extinct there.
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So it is possible that a small boat could have moved right up to these tankers and that someone on the boat could have slapped a limpet on the tanker without drawing too much attention, especially if it happened at night.
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Books about the rescue included "Chatham, 'The Lifeboatmen' " (1985), by the pilot of CG-36500, Bernard C. Webber; "The Pendleton Disaster Off Cape Cod: The Greatest Small Boat Rescue in Coast Guard History" (2007), by Theresa Mitchell Barbo and Capt.
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As nationalist passions have flared on both sides, Greek television interviewed three men dressed in combat fatigues who were headed out in a small boat with their German shepherd dog to patrol the Evros river delta along the border for migrants.
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During testing, the laser was directed by the Phalanx CIWS (Close-in Weapon System) Fire Control Radar and successfully hit targets mounted aboard a speeding small boat, a Scan Eagle Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and other moving targets at sea.
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S. and I, along with a few other people, pile into a van for a 40-minute drive to the other side of the island to Ulva Ferry, where we board a small boat with other day trippers and head to Staffa.
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It is an indestructible titan of sound that also serves as a small on-the-go dry box for your personal effects, and it's something that, as a small boat owner (and a hapless fool), I've come to realize, I cannot live without.
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"Galilee" (2014), for example, is so crisply painted it appears reasonable that a quartet might perform standing in a small boat on the open water, but in reality the breaking waves would leave the musicians too unsteady to perform with such ease.
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The little pilot boat bounces and slaps the waves as it sidles next to the towering cargo vessel as the two craft match speed and course, the small boat looking hopelessly fragile next to its eight-story, windowless counterpart — an egg challenging China's Great Wall.
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I booked separate small boat trips off the ship to see the world-famous Naeroyfjord out of Flam and the Lysefjord out of Stavanger, and each of those cruises cost about half of what I would have paid for similar excursions once on board.
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Like Yusra Mardini, the 18-year-old Syrian refugee from a Damascus suburb, who left a country that now exists only in name, and reached Germany only after the small boat bringing her from Turkey to Greece started taking on water in heavy seas.
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MARINA di GINOSA, Italy — As a small boat loaded with wet suits, lab equipment and empty coolers drifted into the warm turquoise sea, Stefano Piraino looked back at the sunbathers on the beach and explained why none of them set foot in the water.
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Bryan Clark, a defense expert and former US Navy officer, told Defense One that the mock-up could be used for major exercises in the spring, adding that Iran could use the fake flattop for cruise-missile strikes, small-boat attacks, and drone strikes.
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ANTANANARIVO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a small boat off the coast of Madagascar, Idrissa Tsirvelo struggled with a spanner on his rusted dive cylinder, then put a regulator in his mouth and disappeared under the water, risking death illegally harvesting sea cucumbers from the ocean floor.
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The Navy expects that new weapons and sensors will better enable the ship to destroy swarming small boat attacks, support carrier strike groups, conduct dis-aggregated operations, attack enemies with an over-the-horizon missile and engage in advanced surface and anti-submarine warfare, service statements specify.
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He crossed the English Channel in a small boat he bought for a 1,000 euros ($1,115) and which Huret helped him choose, setting out with two others from the village of Dannes about 50 km south of Calais and a similar distance from the shores of England.
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Tehran has spent much of the past decade building the capability, with missiles and small boat attacks, to close the Gulf to shipping during any major conflict, a move that would bring chaos to global markets, dealing a potentially devastating blow to Trump's re-election hopes.
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One weapons expert who reviewed images of some of the damage thinks the holes may have been caused by limpet mines, which are used at or below the water line, easily stuck to the hull by a diver or attacker in a small boat, and detonated by a timer.
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If you do happen to be riding in the small boat of people who need this supplement, be sure to do your research, and make sure it's gone through independent lab testing to ensure that what's on the label is present and active in the bottle, Moore says.
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And so I (carried) Min and Le and we got onto a small boat … At the time, when the sea (was) very rough, they were scared and they (held) onto me very tight and I keep telling them that we will be okay," Ho told CNBC's "The Brave Ones.
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The strangest vagrant species of all, though, was Homo sapiens: A man wearing a fluorescent pink swim cap — no wet suit, despite the 53-degree water — suddenly emerged from a small boat drifting near us and swam off to a buoy on the southeast side of the island.
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The small boat she made for Alan and Ghalib Kurdi, who lost their lives to the Mediterranean before they reached the Greek island of Kos, reflects on the ways in which their lives were treated as though they were expendable, as well as the fragility of their parents' dreams.
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Since its expansion in 230, Liberia's artisanal fishing zone (designated for canoe and small-boat fishermen who serve the local community) was among the largest and most successful in the region, replenishing depleted fish stocks and improving catch after years of indiscriminate fishing, says Environmental Justice Foundation CEO Steve Trent.
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Since its expansion in 2010, Liberia's artisanal fishing zone (designated for canoe and small-boat fishermen who serve the local community) was among the largest and most successful in the region, replenishing depleted fish stocks and improving catch after years of indiscriminate fishing, says Environmental Justice Foundation CEO Steve Trent.
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SFAX, Tunisia (Reuters) - It only took 10 minutes for Fakher Hmidi to slip out of his house, past the cafes where unemployed men spend their days, and reach the creek through the mud flats where a small boat would ferry him to the migrant ship heading from Tunisia to Italy.
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It is often called the greatest small-boat rescue in the history of the Coast Guard, a feat of seamanship and courage in a 36-foot engine-driven lifeboat that made international headlines and has been celebrated in books, magazines, documentaries and a Disney film, "The Finest Hours," released in 2016.
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If sailing requires mental and physical dexterity, reading the wind and the opponent, and moving decisively on a small boat, then Vandemoer, 41, was a fitting avatar: short, serious, hardworking and quiet, with dark sunglasses and a Red Sox cap typically pulled tight over his brow out on the water.
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My desire was to divide the space so that the viewer might realize how people project their own views upon the Yangtze: The fresh flowers, the idea of making an elaborate diorama that includes a small boat—they've tried to create an inspiring picture, but ultimately, it's a hollow one.
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Southern first gained international attention in 2017, when she was detained by Italian police after crowdfunding a small boat and using it to shoot flares at a ship called the Aquarius, a 250-foot-long vessel operated by a charity called SOS Méditerranée and Médecins Sans Frontières (also known as Doctors Without Borders).
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"Only after completing selection do candidates enter the core of small-boat training: Seven weeks of Basic Crewman Training, with instruction on combat casualty care, small arms and communications; and Crewman Qualification Training, 13 weeks of training on "seamanship and navigation, waterborne patrolling and how to plan and execute full mission profiles.
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She cashed a $100 check — a one-time gift to each member of her team of medics, the Palestine Medical Rescue Service, from its overseers in the West Bank — and joined colleagues on a small boat that left the Gaza City marina, hoping to catch up to a flotilla that was challenging the blockade.
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Four years after the 2013 races in San Francisco introduced foils — the thin legs that extend from the bottom of the hull into the water — to the Cup, the 2017 series delivered a new generation of elite, small-boat sailors who are accustomed to micro-decision-making while streaking above the water at highway speeds.
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Her final and perhaps most personal crisis as head of the Justice Department was the case involving Elián González, the 213-year-old Cuban boy who was found floating on an inner tube off the coast of Florida after his mother and 221 others had drowned in a failed crossing from Cuba by small boat.
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That the little boat, with the utilitarian name CG236 (CG for Coast Guard, 280 for its length and 21952 for a serial number), made it out to the Pendleton, let alone back with all but one of the 33 stranded sailors, is still a source of wonder to naval historians, who consider this the greatest small-boat rescue ever.
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In "Alexander Springs" (2018–19, oil on aluminum), the artist paints his wife breast-feeding her baby on the bench of a wooden deck jutting out over swampy waters and lush vegetation; in that tranquil setting, only the paddling of a rower in a small boat or the sounds of fluttering birds seem to stir the thick, humid air.
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Mehta introduces us to migrants who weren't as fortunate as he was: people who fear death in the desert, on a small boat in the Mediterranean or even high above the city of Tangier, jumping from roof to roof to evade the police: "One of them didn't make it; he fell into the alleyway and died," Mehta writes.
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He documents a small boat packed with Haitian refugees sailing into Biscayne Bay, as well as the Cuban immigrants living in Little Havana, like a woman tending to a saint shrine surrounded by red and white flowers in her yard, and a boy pulling a colossal, somewhat battered Santa Claus balloon in a sunny holiday parade on Calle Ocho.
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Over the next few weeks, I thought of her many times — this woman who takes her small boat to Uppards almost every day, weather permitting, to walk the beach, stepping gingerly over fallen headstones while searching for bottles and buttons or taking a moment to appreciate the blooms of a dying rosebush planted by someone (an ancestor?) more than a century ago.
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Later that day, after we rode the slack tide through the Malibu Rapids — a narrow, shallow channel safely accessible only to even a small boat like ours every six to eight hours — we dropped anchor at Princess Louisa Inlet, a glacier-cut gorge with provincial marine park status and a series of waterfalls spilling over 5,000-foot granite canyon walls.
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The reunion came on Sunday, just hours after Hammasho's wife and their children aged 7, 5, 4 and 20083 months came ashore with 300 other Syrians in north-western Cyprus after a 24-hour trip on a small boat from Mersin in Turkey, in what was one of the largest mass landings on the island since the Syrian war began.
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On our first night at the welcoming and unpretentiously luxurious Hôtel des Berges, on the banks of the Ill, a placid river on which one can take a small boat or watch a family of ducks, we dined in the informal hotel bar: local foie gras, followed by a stellar choucroute, the sausages and meats obtained from nearby farmers or prepared and smoked in-house.
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We had our heads down baiting hooks—three wild salmon already turned back that morning for the in-season hatchery silvers now out there somewhere counting their luck—when under our small boat the sea gave a roll like a giant turning over in sleep, lifting us so high I thought an ocean liner or freighter had slipped up on us, the sudden heft of its bow-wave, our matchstick toss to depth we'd taken for granted in order to venture there at all.
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