Their job is to jump overboard and splash about to scare fish into nets.
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By sea legs, we mean the ability to adorably splash about and do goofy stretches.
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People splash about in the water at an indoor surf pool in Suining, China, on July 27, 2008.
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On Tuesday, the Hereford Times published a splash about some local villagers whose hedge had been stolen by thieves.
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In one image, titled Hypnotizing, red Laceleaf flowers protrude from a seltzer-bottle-turned-vase while red splotches splash about the frame.
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She made a big splash about it during the campaign and has had some events early on in the administration to highlight her efforts.
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In France, in the campaign for the European Parliament elections, the rump Republican Party made more of a splash about Europe's "Judeo-Christian roots" than prudent economic management.
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Chase Sapphire ReserveThe Chase Sapphire Reserve card came out with a splash about two years ago, and it remains among the top in the ultra-premium credit card category.
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It opened without much of a splash about two years ago, despite occupying a handsome, spare dining room whose white interior makes the most of the afternoon sunlight that hits its TriBeCa corner, opposite the restaurant Locanda Verde.
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So far, Lorde's two for two in the comeback stakes, having released a couple of stellar new pop tracks ("Green Light" and "Liability"), taken from her new album Melodrama, which you'll be able to gleefully splash about in from June 16.
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This is the same playground where my sister and I used to frolic, where on Sundays we&aposd splash about with our friends, and where, in my uncomfortable teens, I&aposd hang around with other kids smoking cigarettes under the willow trees.
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They leap into his swimming pool and splash about, and it's heartening to find Debie's camera, which leered so sweatily over teen-age flesh in "Spring Breakers," rejoicing in these used and busted bodies—even shifting into slow motion, and thus granting the men the kind of leisure that the harrying years have denied them.
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Splash About International Limited, usually referred to as Splash About, is best known as a designer, manufacturer and retailer of swimwear and swimming aids for children and babies, however the company also designs and makes maternity swimsuits. It operates from the United Kingdom.
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Due to their design for swimwear, they are not as absorbent and not intended for regular diapering. Splash About offer the 'Happy Nappy' reusable neoprene swim nappy which can be washed and reworn.
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In October 2015, Swim England partnered with Water Babies and Splash About International to introduce new national guidelines for baby and toddler safety in swimming pools. New baby swimming guidelines launched The guidelines were published by the British Standards Institution and aimed to set industry-wide standards for swimming lessons and underwater photography practices.
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In the late nineteenth century, Wright's Mill occupied a site in the park where swimmers could find a place to splash about in the mill's surrounding pool. In the 1930s, workers with the Civilian Conservation Corps developed roads, foot trails, and park buildings. Their efforts can be seen in the park's stone cabins and arched masonry bridge. They also constructed the dam that created Chewacla Lake.
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Aquatic events like inter-school and inter-house swimming competitions are held in the pool, that is built to international standards. The pool is open to the staff, students and the parents of the Sanskriti school during various predesignated time slots. The paddle pool in the junior wing of the school is for the little ones to splash about during the hot summer months.
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Often reusable swim diapers are lined with a fiber which encourages the solid waste to cling to the fiber without an absorbency layer. A snug fit in the legs and waist are key to function. Brands such as Splash About and The Honest Co use tightly knit polyester or neoprene as their material. One disadvantage of a reusable swim diaper is that they must be washed to be reused.
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Splash About was founded by Desri and Robin Goodwin in 2001 with their first creations, a float jacket and a float suit. The company is best known for developing the Happy Nappy system (in Britain, a nappy is a diaper), which comprises waterproof neoprene outer layers with leak-restricting grip and an inner absorbent layer. The idea is to allow babies to swim without contaminating the pool. In 2011, Warrington-based private equity firm Energize Capital acquired a majority stake in the company.
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De-classified NSA documents were published by Honi in 2013 which showed the paper had been suspected by intelligence agencies of operating under Soviet influence. In 2016 the editors produced a satire spoof of broadsheet newspaper The Australian for their last edition for the year. The issue, complete with replica masthead, featured a front-page splash about Rupert Murdoch dying and satirical parody opinion pieces from journalists at the paper. The prank was acknowledged by The Australian's CEO Nicholas Gray.
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