Dragon goes nuts racing everywhere and splashing in the river.
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Boys being boys, they obviously start splashing water my way.
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Consumers are splashing out on cars, smartphones and designer clothes.
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It looks to me like a Kline — just splashing away.
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There's no splashing, no screaming, no frantic pleas for help.
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There, it danced a jig, splashing water across the asphalt.
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Mainly that splashing your face with ice water is horrible.
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That way, you'll avoid too much splashing and unnecessary clean up.
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The mayors of Chinese cities are splashing cash on AI startups.
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Klay Thompson plans to keep splashing 3-pointers by the bay.
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A large iguana fell from a tree, splashing into the water.
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Digital publications are splashing it across their homepages and front pages.
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"Splashing is reduced or even eliminated," Style and his team write.
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Children splashed because splashing is fun, even if it's muddy floodwater.
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Try to slip in gracefully, with as little splashing as possible.
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It flies out there, misses, splashing in the water. Uh-oh. Exactly.
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Apple even advertises the iPhone 8 with water splashing all around it.
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The electrons tumble and splash, and all that splashing amounts to waste.
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The sound of water splashing and spraying is triggered every few minutes.
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The sunrise illuminated the fall trees, splashing the valley in golden light.
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Splashing and kicking until her mum had to leave town for home.
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He was splashing around in the pool Wednesday down in Punta Mita.
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Another dolphin swam behind the splashing fish, herding them into the net.
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The water was low, splashing around their ankles as they dropped down.
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He was writhing on the table and splashing in his own blood.
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Sunlight is turning the rhododendrons into balls of pink light if light were liquid and something else, splashing, that's what the pink is doing, splashing all over us, lucky without god, animals under the bright pink idea of earth.
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It was splashing around for like two minutes after, it was pretty intense.
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Tai halts and I push past her toward the sound of frenetic splashing.
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Splashing around York on December 28th, the welly-shod prime minister was heckled.
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But they said waves splashing into the cockpit could have made it unstable.
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It's also fully weather-sealed and ready to go splashing through the surf.
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"Like pouring alcohol directly on us, like where it was splashing," he said.
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But this year all splashing will have to stop at 9 p.m. sharp.
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I remember standing at the pool, watching my husband and son splashing around.
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Water splashing on the drumset—rotoscoping—so many bands, so many video cliches.
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Behind him, Prat and Country House were splashing along unhurried in eighth place.
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Calley's companion quickly strips and joins them, splashing around and swimming in circles.
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I'll dry-heave in the lavatory, splashing my face with non-potable water.
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Disney is splashing out nearly twice as much on new shows this year.
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A mango brick is dropped into the dish of salt water, splashing five people.
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In subsequent clips, Duff showed Banks happily splashing around in their dog's water bowl.
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One pours out some whisky for the departed frog, splashing it on Pepe's face.
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They followed the Jinsha River south, both splashing in often to escape the heat.
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The bears live an idyllic life, playing ball, splashing in the water and sleeping.
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Video of the duckling's first swim shows the bird happily splashing in the water.
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And a custom zinc waterfall fills the space with the sound of splashing water.
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They are loud and careless — splashing, horsing around, breaking rules and hogging pool towels.
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Then she heard the zombie splashing about in the shallow end of the pool.
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The first movement courses by in a wash of splashing runs and whirling figurations.
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Yifei plays nearby, splashing in puddles and pushing a yellow racecar down the sidewalk.
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These are powerful emotions splashing and spilling into one another, and the results are explosive.
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Just keep in mind that the more splashing you do the more attractive you become.
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Just after noon, the scientists saw vigorous splashing in a clash between the two families.
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The stage appears to have been watered down, with Bieber and his dancers splashing around.
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The heartwarming footage shows Ragland excitedly splashing and cheering in the water with his friends.
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Accordingly, I felt totally comfortable splashing into the ocean or jumping around in the sand.
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EDT/1851 GMT, splashing down about 260 miles (420 km) southwest of Long Beach, California.
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Instead of frantically swimming against the tide, splashing and exerting all my energy, I float.
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The rounded side supposedly stops splashing, but I really don't care that much about that.
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Others unapologetically embrace kitsch, splashing blobs of paint across the canvas and calling it abstract.
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The footage showed sweeping views of the country's coastline and swimmers splashing in the sea.
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Santomà introduces me to Jan, the 983-year-old splashing in the small outdoor pool.
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North Korea is gleefully shooting missiles over Japan and splashing them into the Pacific Ocean.
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Right now the water is crystal clear and almost uncomfortably cold, alive with splashing fountains.
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My grandkids are happily splashing in the pool, but it's way too hot for me.
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It's as if he does a cannonball into a pool of identity politics, splashing everyone.
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It's made to land back on Earth using airbags, rather than splashing into the ocean.
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You know the pond is quite shallow, but you see something splashing in the pond.
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The Liberal Democrats would have a surplus, despite splashing out more than £50bn a year.
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They were photographed splashing around in the ocean and taking a walk along the beach together.
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Finding an indoor pool where I could swim laps as a flapping, splashing beginner, for example.
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"Shorgul" is too busy splashing fake blood on its characters to give you any real insight.
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Another photo shows siblings Rumi and Sir splashing in the ocean in their matching white outfits.
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Most kids love playing at the beach, swimming in the pool, or splashing in water tables.
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"I see loads of water bombers, like the planes coming and splashing down water," he says.
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Rodriguez, 37, was spotted splashing around in the ocean while vacationing in Cancun, Mexico, this week.
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Finding one that's spent more than 30 years splashing around in the middle of the Atlantic.
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It will then undock and head back to Earth before splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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It successfully returned to Earth several days later, splashing down in the Atlantic on March 8.
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Finally we landed facing the rock gardens, the fountains and splashing waterfalls of perfectly reclaimed sewage.
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Footage from the ceremony also showed the king splashing water on Wongvajirapakdi's face at the ceremony.
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Every afternoon, the children of Kendjam gathered in the water of the Irirí, laughing and splashing.
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You will hear the unmistakable sounds of a man splooshing and splashing around in a bath.
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They safely landed on Earth right on time, splashing down in the Pacific on Dec. 213.
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For others, he is a cartoonish blowhard who accentuates his own importance by splashing through hyperbole.
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I filled my washbasin with super cold water, threw in some ice cubes, and started splashing.
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A cool breeze as I jumped the 40 ft cliff and splashing into the shivering water.
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BALUKHALI, Bangladesh — Jehora Begum was a fast runner, racing through rice paddies and splashing through canals.
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When you get this dumb-looking fish, it is possible of nothing more than splashing around.
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Electrifying and unnerving, it's montage of bondage and splashing water set to screams and tweaking synthesizers.
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The missile appears to have flown for 250 minutes before splashing down some 930km from its launch.
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It's flowing quickly from Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano, raising through a lava tube and splashing into the Pacific.
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Descending through schools of fish, a pair of dolphins splashing overhead, the massive net came into view.
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Seeing a Pikachu wandering around your local park or a Magikarp splashing by a pond makes sense.
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The telecom giant on Monday said it is splashing out $4.8 billion to buy Yahoo's core business.
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Lydia and I spent a good 10 minutes laughing, "splashing" around and throwing around pink beach balls.
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There are children splashing in the puddles like they've never seen rain before in their short lives.
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Once there, bugs could hitch an easy ride on the splashing water, landing on surfaces up to .
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Yet Evergrande is not alone in splashing cash in China, whether in property, football or, lately, economics.
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In Anna Maria Beach, cars were splashing as they drove through hubcap-high water in the street.
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I mean, I'm playing the same game with the book by splashing "best-seller" on it, etc.
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But other technology companies are now joining them, splashing out on new series and testing different formats.
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The playful pack of porpoises keep up their hijinks, splashing the guests and causing a general ruckus.
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Looks like he kept Victoria company at one point while Dave was splashing around with the kiddos.
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For natural ambience, it is also worth splashing out on a collection of scented candles and incense.
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So if an area is predominantly green, chances are you'll hear birds chirping and water splashing there.
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Its rivals have woken up, and other recent entrants with international reach are now splashing out, too.
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A nearby surveillance camera shows a man splashing a liquid onto the left side of Villalaz's face.
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The instructors were supposed to create difficult conditions by splashing, making waves and yelling at the trainees.
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How and why do the mechanics of splashing change as the materials being splashed upon become softer?
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And, already they're splashing stuff around, and I'm cautious not to get the water in their mouths.
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Narrow roads meander through forests and meadows, past splashing brooks, old stone walls and an occasional waterfall.
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The bacterial doses were offered by nurses wearing plastic aprons, gloves and face shields to prevent splashing.
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After its launch, the missile traveled about 1,000 km before splashing down in the Sea of Japan.
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We have fun splashing around and trying to convince K to put her head in the water.
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Team Giannis led 92-83 at halftime, with Young splashing a half-court shot at the buzzer.
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He loved to dance to music and had an infectious smile while splashing water in the bath tub.
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Everyone's laughing and splashing and having a great time but Kayla, who's stuck all alone on the sidelines.
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The robots roam freely throughout the darkened museum, splashing light across the artwork their controllers decide to approach.
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As kids, we run around splashing things with paint, building little cities, and making a lot of noise.
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Rob posted this one of Dream splashing around in a baby pool, and it's too cute for words.
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Doris at home with third husband Martin Melcher and her son Terry (splashing behind them) circa early 1950s.
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With the pump turned on and rumbles emerging from the speaker, the result was predictable: water splashing everywhere.
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Splashing a little (or a lot) of your favorite hot sauce can kick breakfast up a few notches.
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Model Victoria Brown got her stretch on ... then stripped down to a bikini and did some splashing around.
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He was also pictured Friday splashing around in the pool at his villa with U.K. blogger Maggie Petrova.
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If you do go to the restroom to stretch, he also suggested splashing cold water on your face.
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But in Port Lincoln, Australia, people were splashing and playing in fluorescent blue water right on the sand.
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On the streets of Shanghai and Beijing, shoppers say they are, indeed, splashing out more often at home.
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It is not strictly a play shower, but tell that to the Jack Russell terrier splashing through it.
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Physicist Robert Style and colleagues at the University of Oxford are interested in taming the physics of splashing.
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Splashing is a complex process, but the researchers suspected that they could craft materials to be splash-free.
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The group that had rented the pool for the next block was already splashing past me, into position.
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Which means: if you see a great white in the water, quietly slip out and don't start splashing.
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Chunks of watermelon — 60 pounds' worth — rain down, crashing and splashing on her, but Ms. Vatanajyankur is unfazed.
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Paradise 20083 Paws will offer massages and nail treatments, along with a bone-shaped splashing pool for dogs.
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Instead, smoke can be seen to one side of the drone ship followed by water splashing the camera.
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Still, you're much more likely to get Cryptosporidium-related diarrhea from splashing around than a brain-eating amoeba.
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Gyarados is the incredible result of the deceptively useless Magikarp, a Pokémon that's only capable (seriously) of splashing.
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We're taking that last one a tiny step further by splashing some burgundy into our smoky-eye technique, too.
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The anti-satellite missile flew for 17 minutes and 1,864 miles before successfully splashing down in its target area.
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On a regular night during the month of June, Afishetu Al Hassan wakes up to the sound of splashing.
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Day in, day out, scientists all over the globe are doing great work that isn't splashing across the headlines.
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Surely that problem should be addressed before splashing out precious government funds on still more cities in the sand.
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Ms. Bonney's direction creatively coordinates the work of the actors and designers without splashing showmanship in the audience's face.
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It is only once cars and homes have been upgraded that consumers consider splashing out on rolling living quarters.
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Within what felt like moments the two were all over each other, splashing around and flirting in the pool.
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Splashing wafts these irritants into the air, where they form a nasty layer that hovers over the water's surface.
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When you're done splashing around, Apple recommends letting it dry for five hours before plugging it in to charge.
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Whole sets of frozen genetic material were cast about on the stellar winds before splashing down in our oceans.
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Still, I can't help but wonder if we're safer digging holes rather than splashing in the amoeba-ridden water.
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Step Four By splashing product off with water, you're cheating yourself out of a proper facial experience — trust me.
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The number of shoppers splashing in the Global Centre's waterpark or splurging in its restaurants will continue to rise.
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Still, such payments to the grassroots represent only a drop in the ocean of money splashing around professional football.
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As we neared the road, splashing through the mud puddles, the van full of logs closed in behind us.
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While the camera is snapping away, Smith is in the water, waving and splashing colored LED light implements around.
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Prince Charles is getting in on the spring break action ... splashing around on a Caribbean beach with his bae.
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True to the condition's name, swimming, or just splashing around in a body of water, is a major cause.
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" Later, during his rally, Trump doubled down, waving around a water bottle and splashing water while declaring: "It's Rubio!
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The coffee scent makes it feel like your splashing cold brew onto your face, waking your skin right up.
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It was pouring by then, spilling , as they say in Ireland, people splashing across the lot to their cars.
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The younger cousin dropped his bucket, water splashing everywhere, and picked up two small rocks, assuming a firing position.
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My brother, on the other hand, is used to splashing his face with water and calling it a night.
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Candriam's Van Den Eynde, meanwhile, says Sanofi needs to shed its qualms about splashing out on a big deal.
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BRANSON, Mo. — At first, the water splashing into the boat was comforting, a cool-down on a hot day.
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Both pool areas were filled with families and kids splashing in the water with plenty of on-duty lifeguards.
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During my stay, both pool areas were filled with families splashing and playing but it never felt overly crowded.
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They might have fallen out of an early Tom Waits ballad, a chest fever splashing over minor seventh chords.
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They flew an average of 3603 miles, some of them splashing down into waters inside Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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The assumption goes that splashing out on Valentine's Day is fine if you're in a deep and committed relationship.
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I hung back, splashing around aimlessly with a businessman named Wilfried Biedermann, an AfDer who organizes Petry's Bavarian appearances.
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DEMOCRATS AND Republicans can sometimes agree that splashing water on things might make them wet, but not on much else.
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For a while we crack the door during my baths so my parents can rush in if they hear splashing.
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The black Queensland kitty loves playing, swimming and splashing in the ocean, and she shares the photos to prove it.
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The missile flew about 300 miles (480 km) before splashing into the Sea of Japan, a U.S. defense official said.
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The first image it showed on the screen was a small group of Facebook users splashing around in the water.
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"From out of the darkness, I see a Chevy Silverado 22017 heavy lifted truck drive up, water splashing," said Marks.
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As with the previous two Falcon 9 missions, B1045 won't attempt a landing, instead splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Around 100,000 formerly impoverished farmers have ridden the wave, splashing cash on motorcycles, 52-inch TVs, and solar power systems.
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"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star was splashing around and taking selfies with the guy, while sucking down pineapple drinks.
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In the crowd behind her at least three people are splashing Pepsi into their eyes, desperate to soothe the burning.
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Meanwhile Adidas, which makes running shoes, is splashing over €500m ($550m) on a head office in tiny Herzogenaurach in Germany.
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The boy – he looks scarcely more than a boy — holds out the ghastly head, huge, still splashing blood, mouth agape.
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We had arrived a year ago on the Fourth of July, and gaggles of shrieking children were cavorting and splashing.
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But when you want to add a little oomph, splashing some accessories into the mix can go a long way.
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The Toronto Star greeted the first planeload by splashing "Welcome to Canada" in English and Arabic across its front page.
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After I added cilantro, I carefully lowered in the taco quarters, making sure to avoid splashing myself with hot liquid.
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We got the Australian beauty splashing around in the Pacific ... and she's certainly not afraid to get a little wet.
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You quickly discover that what passes for swimming when your feet can touch the floor is really just splashing around.
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We did child-friendly things like splashing in the impossibly clear, calm, turquoise water at La Caravelle beach in Ste.
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Neither are miners splashing out on their staff, with annual wage growth in the sector stuck at a miserly 2%.
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The cleaning products-to-condoms group is splashing out $90 a share in cash for baby formula-maker Mead Johnson.
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Well-off voters are moving in, splashing out on chunky family homes at bargain prices, points out one Labour activist.
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En route, watch out for spinner dolphins or, if you're lucky (as I was), humpback whales splashing in the distance.
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Ms. Alicea and the missionaries with her stripped down to their underwear and jumped into the river, laughing and splashing.
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It slides down the throat, barely splashing the sides, and the second it enters the bloodstream you're jolted into action.
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After a brief period in space, the spy satellite re-entered Earth's atmosphere, likely splashing down somewhere in the Indian Ocean.
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Gibbins asked King to confirm his identity and then threw a glass of water on him, splashing King and another man.
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Then we would run the effects simulation to get all the water splashing, and the big surface volume of the water.
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Understandably, that makes the companies wary of splashing out fortunes on the next mobile lottery, building fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks.
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Don't get us wrong: We love splishing and splashing around as much as the next person, but we're no Michael Phelps.
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There is something about the experience of splashing around in your own private pool that has #travelgoals written all over it.
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The splashing vapor technique she used in her 67P watercolor paintings is reminiscent of the vapor that forms a comet's tail.
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He has used a brush and pressed gobs of paint through the tiny holes, as well as splashing and pouring it.
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That journey instilled a culture at Mixcloud of "being lean and not splashing out huge amounts of money on launch parties".
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After she called police and was waiting for them to arrive, she was also injured by the hot-oil splashing employee.
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The meat juice is a bizarrely bright yellowish-orange; I quickly tilt the pouch up to keep it from splashing out.
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But then we came upon this glorified ditch claiming to be a pond, in which the dogs were all splashing around.
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They are broadly and energetically painted, using (apparently) an array of tools for scraping, wiping, splashing, and smearing— nothing unfamiliar there.
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But Lynch's insights into his own past are fascinating: The way he describes splashing in that mud puddle is just exquisite.
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Lily is having the absolute best time running, rolling around and splashing about on what looks like the greatest day ever.
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But Omio raised a $150 million funding round a year ago, so it's presumably splashing a portion of that capital now.
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The middle classes in the country's bigger cities, confident urban professionals with jobs in service industries, are indeed still splashing out.
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The newwater parkfeatures a glass roof so you can still tan while splashing around... or burn, so be sure toapply sunscreen.
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Another executive said the airline has slowed down the water flow from the lavatory to avoid splashing from the small sink.
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McBride and Devine really sell the physical comedy, splashing each other and bickering between haphazardly dunking people into a wave pool.
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When we watched, we saw a bear splashing around in a waterfall and later on, another casually walking through a river.
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I fill the quiet with memories of him splashing in the backyard pool with my 5-year-old biological son, Ryan.
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My plants look great and there is no compaction of the soil or splashing if I happen to water too aggressively.
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The beaches on the western coast of Tuscany are packed with Italians wading up to their knees and splashing their shoulders.
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North Korea launched four Scud-ERs simultaneously last month, some of them splashing down in waters in Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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" The Scottish edition of The Sun took a different stance, however, splashing with the cheeky: "Floppy Johnson can't get an election.
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From splashing water at the car's bumper to combing your hair with the sponge, Watson and his baby have you covered.
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But the ongoing "frenzy" around the cryptocurrency may be splashing back around Square shares, said Instinet's Dan Dolev, a Square bull.
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The first time Trump went to the UK, he jumped into British politics like a child splashing in a mud puddle.
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" But he brought welcome lucidity and rhythmic crispness to the music, especially the splashing murmurs and darting runs of "Poissons d'Or.
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Check out the gallery for Chantel and her pal, Alissa Violet -- who snapped shots of her own -- splashing in the surf.
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Those of us who had been splashing in the surf or stamping rows of sandcastles fled up the slope, clutching our towels.
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Over the past few months, we've noticed sister Gigi fall hard for the customization trend, splashing her surname across jackets and shirts.
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She was spotted walking on the beach and splashing through the water in Oahu on Tuesday while wearing a flattering black swimsuit.
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For this reason, I'd suggest rinsing it away carefully with a damp flannel, rather than splashing it clean off over the sink.
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It remained in space at the ISS for nearly a month before returning to Earth and splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.
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The device has an IPX4 water rating, which means it will handle some splashing or light rain, but don't dunk the thing.
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Getting ready involves splashing my face with warm water, applying rosehip oil, and putting on a full face of makeup every workday.
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One of the most colorful holidays of the year is splashing its vibrant glow around the world for the annual Holi festival.
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Even when she's splashing away, Princess Charlene of Monaco still can't help but look flawless … and it's all for a good cause!
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After splashing off the balm, I applied the second step cleanser right away, rubbing a pea-sized drop to my wet face.
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The pair left from the lunar surface on February 6th, and returned home, splashing down three days later in the Pacific Ocean.
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Meanwhile, rival AT&T is still splashing out on satellite distribution and media, paying some $175 billion for DirecTV and Time Warner.
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The VP candidate told reporters the worst of it was some mud splashing on the cockpit windows ... and he's doing just fine.
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And rather than splashing cash abroad, the plan is to attract finance from overseas and invest it at home to stimulate growth.
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Model Josi Paula gave SoCal beachgoers quite the show, splashing around in her colorful bikini ... and giving her bum a little sun.
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A replica fountain is also there, but unlike the cast, you can't (and really shouldn't) try to go splashing around in it.
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The missile flew about 300 miles (480 km) before splashing into the Sea of Japan, a U.S. defence official said on Tuesday.
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More than anything, I loved squirting paint into the air and watching it fall back at me, splashing against my virtual face.
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For the next month, the heart cells will undergo a unique journey to space before splashing back down in the Pacific Ocean.
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He had been convicted of splashing gasoline around his house and then setting it on fire to murder his three little children.
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Out in the water, audibly splashing around, the female selkies are up for a little entertainment, and luckily it's come to them.
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The winds came in first, with a fey, lilting figure, light but energetic, like the sound of water splashing in a fountain.
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They were splashing around, the boat was full of water and one of them dropped a grenade, which exploded and killed him.
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Like Mr. Trump, he is known for splashing his name on his casinos and resorts, and his signature is the company's logo.
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A picture shows them splashing around inside the trap, which was set in Port Douglas marina in the northern reaches of Queensland.
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It grew into "an extravaganza of splashing aquabelles and aquabeaus, graceful skaters, comics and music," The New York Times wrote in 1954.
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"Second babies love germs," the mom of two wrote along with another video of Banks splashing around in their dog's water bowl.
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While the fancy pools of pop culture belie a fundamental emptiness, she has a wonderful time splashing around in aboveground plastic versions.
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While the fancy pools of pop culture belie a fundamental emptiness, she has a wonderful time splashing around in aboveground plastic versions.
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"People have been throwing things, splashing water at them, yelling out of the window things like, 'Go back to Mexico,'" he said.
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Chinese tourists were the highest spending in 2016, splashing a total $261 billion abroad, according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization.
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I would have been upset for them, but during that time when they were falling and splashing I would have enjoyed myself.
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Draya Michele continued to celebrate her post baby body by splashing around in a one-piece that hugged all the right curves.
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He used some of that to build "22006st-century socialism", which in practice meant splashing out on roads, schools, clinics and social housing.
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In another chamber, a raucous young group were singing bawdy wedding songs, banging time on plastic bowls and splashing each other with water.
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A quick visit to the cameras in Alaska's Katmai National Park revealed three bears splashing around in the bubbling waters of Brooks Falls.
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Soon, we're really building our empires, but after splashing top dollar on a handful of houses, I have, unsurprisingly, run out of money.
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James Blunt's music may make some people contemplate either splashing acid on their ears or taking a bazooka to every stereo in sight.
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Do you expect that one day you'll move through life splashing out small bits of value in order to make yourself more comfortable?
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The pair was spotted splashing in the waves, with Lorde clutching tight to her bandeau top as she got pummeled by the Pacific.
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During your confinement, you spent 60 minutes feeling your neck and shoulders cramp, all while listening intimately to the sounds of distant splashing.
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At the end of the path, rising in majesty, is a mountain of volcanic stone, with a waterfall splashing down its forbidding face.
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North Korea carried out its last intermediate-range missile test in September that flew over northern Japan before splashing into the Pacific Ocean.
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Soon enough, everyone — save for Kathryn and young son Orvis (Duncan Joiner) — is in various states of undress, splashing around in the lake.
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Right now the gold standard for getting things back to Earth are either under drifting parachutes or by splashing down into the ocean.
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When Freddie Highmore's killer Norman/Norma slips into Marion's room, it's Sam, the hero of the original Hitchcock film, who is splashing away.
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Intesa SanPaolo has marketed the move loud and clear since June last year, splashing white and green "Bank Insurance" stickers across its branches.
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This was an absolute bloodbath of a game, unashamed in its devilish reveling in splashing internal fluids and intestines all over the screen.
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Some brands blamed the trade war with the United States, which is making drivers think twice before splashing out on a new ride.
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"It's gonna be hard to get on!" he said, before he and two others jumped on the back, water splashing over their boots.
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The Shaffer Pool is now the Shaffer Dance Studio, where people say the spirit leaves puddles of water behind and makes splashing sounds.
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Splashing through mud-filled divots and fields of purple lupine flowers, we passed sheep perched on the volcanic rocks that litter the landscape.
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Desmostylus would have waded along a coastline that was decorated with palm and pine trees, while giant seals were splashing in the water.
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A water park with lifeguards is a perfect fit: Grandparents appreciate the lazy river and family slides; grandkids love splashing the day away.
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Gisele Bundchen's having a helluva time on her annual vacay ... splashing around on a beach, and proving she's still got bikini model game!!!
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They are places for splashing and screaming and laughing, often on rides that defy common sense, not to mention the laws of physics.
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Inside the bowl below the spout, both models have a mound that helps prevent splashing and should, ideally, reduce the noise as well.
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However, the big mess on the table my 4-year-old makes from scooping and splashing the milk compelled me to seek answers.
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Watching all those people out there that day, proudly splashing around in bathing suits on camera, Thompkins stopped being embarrassed for a moment.
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I ducked into a Pakistani place to eat a quail, but was worried about splashing grease on the vegetable-tanned natural-leather strap.
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The group was returning to their float house when they heard screeching and splashing sounds last Monday, according to salmon farmer John Ilett.
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Also on Tuesday, the reality star shared sweet photos from the trip, including an image of her and Saint splashing around in the pool.
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It's the newsfount, splashing a story about the Great Midwestern Drought, which 65 percent of the public wants the government to do something about.
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Other festivals include a boozy "pig and whistle" event and four-wheel mud rallies, which involve splashing through huge puddles on an off-roader.
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The extended fade of the album version features the sound of Aisha, his first child with then-wife Yolanda Simmons, splashing in the bathtub.
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All that water splashing over you can carry microbes, which can enter the body through aerosolized drops or through ingestion of the water itself.
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Keane PeninsulaThis peninsula is worth a brief detour, so you can catch the angry waves splashing along the shores and the black lava rocks.
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I tried splashing it on one night before bed, pressing a few drops into my face with my fingertips, just to say I did.
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Kenya is Diageo's fastest-growing market for sales of Johnnie Walker whisky, but it is not only wealthier Kenyans splashing out on premium labels.
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The happy couple, who recently celebrated their one-month wedding anniversary, stayed close to one another while splashing around in the water and embracing.
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It was so cute watching these tiny humans jumping and splashing in puddles, running around with the zillion balls we brought to play with.
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Corbett's manager George Considine actually ran along the ring outside of the ropes, splashing water on his fallen man in a vain revival attempt.
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He later saw a video on social media showing lava splashing and bubbling a few feet from his home, he told CNN affiliate KITV.
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The intensity of the kitchen—the speed, the insults, the burns from hot oil splashing—was frightening at first, but soon I was intoxicated.
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And over the next five minutes, that instructor followed Seaman Lovelace around the pool, splashing him as he slipped beneath the water several times.
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A squadron of chubby capybara — the world's largest rodents — idled in the muddy shallows before suddenly charging off, churning the water, lunging and splashing.
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He has now been an airbrush and graffiti artist for 22 years, splashing his work on different media, including cars, buildings and T-shirts.
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"This is civil terrorism," he told The Washington Times, reportedly in reference to activists splashing fake blood on the home of an N.R.A. official.
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And he is splashing the latest gun safety push with cold water as the Senate prepares to come back into session in early September.
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On a recent trip, children could be seen splashing in a natural watering hole below, while others played baseball, the island's most popular sport.
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Most of the time, "acqua alta" comes across as local folklore: the piazza filled with water, the gleefully splashing kids and the amused tourists.
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According to CNN, the team of farmers was returning to their float house earlier this month when they heard the eagle screeching and splashing.
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The missile traveled about 1,000 km before splashing down in the Sea of Japan, possibly within an area known as Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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Apa, 21, and Sprouse, 26, who play Archie and Jughead respectively on the CW series, were spotted splashing around in the pristine body of water.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk shared video of the company's rocket booster splashing down just off the Florida coast on Wednesday after missing its intended target.
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When the splashing is done for the day, the material dries quickly, too, helping ensure the baby stays warm and comfortable out of the water.
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With no astronauts inside during the launch, the capsule spent five days docked with the space station before returning, splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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The Thursday morning edition of the New York Daily News didn't hold back, splashing a blown-up image of Sterling's bloodied body on the cover.
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"I remember most days as a kid coming back from school and getting to a street tap and we'd start playing, splashing around," he said.
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For two summers after high school, I spent my mornings splashing and spreading asphalt sealant over a strip mall parking lot in suburban New Jersey.
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Since 1983, the Puʻu ʻŌʻō spatter cone in Kilauea's eastern rift zone has been erupting continuously, splashing molten rock down its flanks and enchanting visitors.
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The Vanderpump Rules star, 33, and former Bachelorette contestant, 29, were photographed splashing around in the ocean and taking a walk along the beach together.
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The boy was splashing in about 6 inches to one foot of water at the time of the attack, Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings said.
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His exasperated sighs can be heard over clips of the event — a stark juxtaposition to the footage of happy doggies splashing carelessly in the waves.
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It took months, for instance, to get Marta to spread the tomato sauce with enough precision to keep it from splashing it off the pizza.
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If it's not strange-looking blue liquid being poured on pads, it's women jumping around splashing each other for reasons that remain unknown to us.
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The family was snapped soaking up the rays on the property's beach, taking turns playing with toys, building sand castles and splashing in the surf.
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And most worrisome of all, all three missiles delivered warheads that passed through the atmosphere, splashing down into the ocean — and on target — with ease.
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But visitors to Europe are splashing out again and demand from middle class Chinese has rebounded quickly, helping to offset a more muted U.S. market.
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Cranky is another big guy, and when he jumps (from another character's head, naturally), he lands into an AOE attack, splashing damage all around him.
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They do this by inviting fish and birds to snap them off their skin, or by splashing around on the surface to shake them off.
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When she likes something, she points insistently until she can have more, or squeals and waves her arms as though she's splashing in a pool.
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I reach carefully under my kayak's spray skirt to get my 2987425 millimeter camera without tipping or splashing — but it's just out of my grasp.
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Nina Dobrev had two things on her mind while splashing around with her new(ish) boyfriend in the SoCal waters -- shoulder rides, and launch angles.
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Johnson has been splashing public money on an advertising campaign that instructs the country to "Get ready for brexit" (such as the billboard pictured above).
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Two streets have handwritten "No wake" signs, reminding drivers to go slow to avoid splashing onto other cars, driveways and what used to be gardens.
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On a cold Monday morning in late October, the thought of splashing around in a pool somewhere sunny is probably quite far from your mind.
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It didn't help that the State Department heavily promoted the speech, including splashing the title of the speech, "Being a Christian Leader," atop its homepage.
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A tight labor market has not yet fueled growth in wages, keeping Japan's thrifty consumers from splashing out, which in turn causes inflation to stay low.
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Wearing a red and white one-piece bathing suit, the blonde beauty hammed it up for the camera while splashing around in a bright blue pool.
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That anniversary actually ends today as well, with the returned astronauts splashing down in the Pacific Ocean in the Columbia command capsule on July 24, 1969.
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A man in Tampa, Florida, was arrested Wednesday for allegedly going around splashing corrosive chemicals onto a couple of luxury cars, the Tampa Bay Times reports.
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Business was good, and buoyed by the frothy tech scene and government policies supporting entrepreneurs, Gong expanded aggressively, splashing out on office renovations and new furniture.
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I raced against three other riders on a horse while trying to keep my balance on a rodeo abs machine with water splashing on my face.
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A driver with Black & McDonald Limited in Canada was fired after a video of them swerving the truck into puddles and splashing pedestrians was posted online.
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The stars of ABC's "Shark Tank" are self-made moguls, and after getting their first taste of wealth, they were not shy to about splashing out.
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Shining his torch light towards the source of splashing noises near his boat, Griffin discovered that the noise was unfortunately not a fish, but a crocodile.
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We have a lot of laughs playing with our kids, especially splashing around during their bath time at home or enjoying being outside as a family.
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He described being attacked by a white man who hurled racist insults at him and accused him of being an "illegal" before splashing acid on him.
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In short order, he saw a video on social media showing lava splashing and bubbling a few feet from his home, he told CNN affiliate KITV.
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Dogfighting is so rare today that a state-of-the-art F/A-18E splashing a museum-worthy SU-22 Fitter rates a Distinguished Flying Cross.
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The waterproof rubber upper hits about mid-calf, so be careful if you are splashing around, as the rest of your leg may easily get wet.
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Prior to this summer, the 2275-time European champion already held the record for most money spent in a single summer, splashing $22017 million in 22.
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Beneath the game's impressionistic visual style—which resembles a stone splashing into Monet's famous water lily ponds—lies the whirling gears of a familiar clock tower.
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The 20-year-old Australian had acknowledged after their final that there were tensions between him and Sun after a splashing incident during a recent practice.
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The Aussie actor was splashing around with model Gabriella Brooks this weekend in Byron Bay -- the coastal town where he and bro, Chris Hemsworth, both live.
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While splashing around in the shallow bay water, vivid blue fish swam right up to us, as if they, too, had gone through Disney staff training.
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Plaster splashing against the artist's skin must have required her stillness as it heated and hardened, providing time for her to think from inside her sculptures.
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To explore the element of water, the dancers pop water balloons into troughs, then jump in and tap with bare feet, splashing and squeaking in rhythm.
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After he hit me, Jake "bowed" out of the water (jumping clear of the water and splashing down) all the way back to his pickup boat.
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The light reflecting against the surface of the water, the constant splashing coming from every direction, the harshly cool temperature, it was a truly nostalgic experience.
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But even if there were a wave of sparkling public pools built across the land, it might be hard to fill them up with splashing children.
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Our family spent days splashing and playing games on the pool deck, frolicking at the beach, and taking day trips to the zoo and other sites.
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The Japanese conglomerate's Vision Fund is splashing $2.5 billion on online retailer Flipkart, effectively rendering worthless an earlier near $1 billion punt on rival startup Snapdeal.
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Pursuits Years ago, a close friend and I cemented a friendship that began in college by splashing our way around Hawaii, on his home island, Oahu.
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In one makeshift port and then another there is splashing and disembarking and then cries and hugs as babies are gingerly passed from hand to hand.
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Get yourself a snap-on strainer that attaches to the actual pasta pot for an easy, no-mess way to avoid splashing yourself with boiling water.
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Here, the complex, which includes the temple, a guesthouse and a visitor's center, is organized around a landscaped piazza, with a cascading fountain splashing through it.
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As we reported ... Gwyneth got engaged to be married again this past January, splashing the news on the front cover of her Goop issue that month.
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The ten-year anniversary sparked a minor media scrum in 2016, with one Sky News segment splashing on reports of an apparent return of the street trade.
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But analysts said splashing money on increasing production might be a problem if it made the planes more expensive, or if Airbus had to slow production again.
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Instead, the mid-size hatchback will be tearing through residential zones, insolently splashing burly pickup drivers and drifting through turns — all without spilling its driver's hot chai.
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The capsule spent a month docked to the ISS before splashing down in the Pacific Ocean, where it was retrieved and then refurbished prior to this flight.
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In the new spot, the actress is seen running in the ocean wearing a glittery gold dress and splashing about in the water — and she looks flawless.
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Its name comes from the ritual of splashing or pouring water on one another, which is meant as an act of cleansing to welcome the new year.
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Olsen's photo made it looks as if they dogs were literally walking on water, their white paws placed lightly in the bright blue waters splashing around them.
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Just a year ago the global oil sector was the second- largest dividend paying industry, splashing out $134.1 billion globally in 2014, according to Henderson Global Investors.
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Undaunted, Garcia hopped into the hazard and delighted the crowd by almost making the putting surface 65 yards ahead after splashing his ball out of the water.
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Others, with little money to spend, get in on the joy of giving by splashing tequila on random passing statuettes, or spraying them with a scented spray.
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Piet's character is celebrated on Sinterklaas Day—an annual Dutch holiday on December 5, which heavily features white people dressing up as Piet by splashing on blackface.
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The milk jug is also difficult to remove and the distance from the milk spout to a normal cup is too far, leading to splashing and spills.
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Work done on infrastructure dropped 10 percent last quarter alone, a major surprise given state government have been splashing out on multi-year road and rail projects.
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Well, not only is it practically weightless — seriously, when I tried it, I almost forgot it was on — but it's also like splashing water onto your face.
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Pitt recalled the wires snaking into the lake and the charges that detonated beneath the surface, splashing water into the air like a large firecracker, he said.
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On Friday, the "Bad Liar" singer was seen splashing around with pals Raquelle Stevens, Courtney Barry, and Ashley Cook in an Instagram photo shared to Stevens' page.
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Just like a PC gamer that buys a new GPU to breathe fresh life into an existing rig instead of splashing out on a whole new system.
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Known for splashing out billions of pounds on broadcast rights to big-league sports, Sky has 22 million paying customers in Britain, Ireland, Germany, Austria and Italy.
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Given the wild swings in crypto valuations the Apple+Goldman credit tie-up saying a firm 'no' to cardholders splashing on such shaky stuff is hardly surprising.
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The missile was fired at dawn, local time, on Wednesday from an area north of Pyongyang and flew east before splashing down in the Sea of Japan.
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Splashing in the waves, sipping champagne on yachts, having sunset dinner parties right on the beach: A Seasonnaire's life is like a catalog shoot come to life.
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The video still features girls rollerskating in their thongs and splashing in the ocean, but what else do you expect from a song titled "The Thong Song"?
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Bonus: These suits won't shift when you're splashing around, so you don't have to hold onto your bottom when you finally execute that cannonball you've been plotting.
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Within that hour, he spiked a high fever, and when I returned, my husband was holding him over the bathroom sink, splashing cold water on his face.
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Bezos, Amazon's founder and CEO, is currently the richest person in the world yet he doesn't seem to be too fussed about splashing out on expensive cars.
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After splashing down in the Pacific, the astronauts spent several weeks in quarantine, to make sure that they had not brought back anything dangerous from the moon.
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Indeed, as I type these words, the news splashing across our website is that Mr. Trump has just signed an executive order ending the family separation policy.
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That feeling is accentuated by Vachek's own aphorisms splashing across the screen (as in Ken Jacobs's Star Spangled to Death, a similarly sprawling interrogation of a nation).
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While the bags are similar in shape to teabags, they are roughly twice their size and a little difficult to dunk without splashing hot water on yourself.
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Ilett told CBC that they "heard a lot of screeching" and "splashing sounds" before they came upon the bird and cephalopod in the water, locked in combat.
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"People are always shocked when they find out how big we've gotten," Mr. Buffett said recently over lunch, grinning and splashing Tabasco on a modified Cobb salad.
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Since then, the firm has added products, including smart fitness bands, smart scooters, smart air purifiers, and more, splashing out to more than 40 countries and regions.
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More usual is the genre novel offered by a literary heavyweight self-consciously paddling in shallow waters, doing the genre a favor by splashing about in it.
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Over the love song on the radio they could hear twigs and branches snapping, the rush of the wind through the leaves, rain splashing against the house.
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When he bends to the pressure to get in the water at a pool party, he makes an even bigger scene by splashing around in a panic.
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The usual hum and buzz of central London fell away, and the only sound remaining was the patter of heavy rain and the splashing of passing cars.
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After splashing across the finish line through wind and rain ahead of defending champion Geoffrey Kirui of Kenya on Monday, Kawauchi knew he had surprised a few people.
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At the aquarium on Monday, Braedon talked with Winter, stroked her "smooth but sort of slimy" skin and even got into a splashing fight with the playful dolphin.
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Over 35 years after splashing onto the '80s British pop scene as the frontman for Dead or Alive, Pete Burns has died at 57 following a heart attack.
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Amid the serene sounds of birds chirping and water splashing, she took a deep breath, looked down at her calf-high rain boots, and stepped into the water.
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Growing up, he and his brother Terry would play in the neighboring woods and rivers, exploring, shooting arrows, and splashing in creeks that ran with water containing PCBs.
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Some owners are so enamored with the fish that they're splashing money on plastic surgery for the pets — $90 for an eyelift and $60 for a chin job.
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After a nearly week-long mission, the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule returned to Earth Thursday morning, splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean just off the coast of Florida.
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Monaco's 19-month-old royal twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, are enjoying the same summer fun as kids around the world: splashing around in the family pool.
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While United have been splashing hundreds of millions of pounds on transfer fees, Zorya have been leading an itinerant existence, hundreds of miles away from their spiritual home.
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But those quick little snippets toward the end, when they're splashing around, absolutely drenched and giggly—that's just them, goofing around and trying to keep each other awake.
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So really the minister's intention looks to have been to try and inject a little more sanity into the crypto space by splashing a little cold water around.
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By the mid-point of the experiment, taking off my makeup had become my favorite part of the day; just splashing water onto my face felt so good.
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Kourtney arrived in Miami with her kids – Mason, 6, Penelope, 3, and Reign, 16 months – on Monday and spent the day splashing around at the beach and pool.
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Ethiopia's Olympic swimmer, Robel Kiros Habte, is getting lots of love and hate on social media after splashing his way through the 100-meter freestyle heats in Rio.
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The short-range ballistic missile traveled an estimated 248 miles, splashing down within Japan's exclusive economic zone, an area of sea where commercial ships are known to operate.
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A while back, Dijcks was playing around with the Puppet Warp tool in After Effects to animate photographs he had taken of splashing water using a strobe light.
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It believes in violence, but that's about all it believes in: slashing and stabbing and shooting and — with Mr. Reynolds splashing figurative vinegar in the title role — sarcasm.
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But I love being in this world; splashing in a river or climbing a snowy mountain, peering off into the distance to see what wonders might await me.
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Rather than splashing out for a monthly iCloud subscription, Google Photos offers a free way to solve your problem — whether you're on an iPhone or an Android phone.
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As with much contemporary German theater, History of Violence fearlessly features nudity, simulated sex, and splashing around of fluids, plus the sound system sometimes reaches punitive volume levels.
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Come gentle sprinkles or torrential downpours, you can expect to see a few pairs of these short and tall boots splashing through streets, no matter where you are.
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On a softer material, things start to look different—rather than atomizing into a spray, the pancake stays together and less splashing occurs until there's none at all.
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Responding with the splashing martini reaction won't do much to stop unwanted messaging from coming your way, and in fact might even encourage the guy to send more.
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These babes in towels will have you feeling refreshed while wrapping up your year ... scroll through the gallery and see the sexy stars that are snapping after splashing!
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One C.I.A. official poured buckets of ice water on him as others lifted the tarp's corners, sending water splashing over him and causing a choking or drowning sensation.
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For instance, once stepping outside the initial starting area, the rays of light (seen below) look pretty natural, splashing out onto the world and interacting with different surfaces.
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In the sounds we encounter on a day-to-day basis—splashing water, creaking floorboards, chattering voices, the thrum of mechanized cleaning equipment—there's both terror and bliss.
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While chaos reigned out on 6th street, 20 people sat silently on fold out chairs in a cramped improv theater listening to the gentle sounds of splashing waves.
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Working with two bassists and two drummers, she took the modal concept into a more heavy-footed, grooving terrain, while splashing it with shades of avant-garde adventurism.
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Before take-off, an Orthodox priest at the launchpad on Sunday gave his blessing to the flight, splashing holy water from a brush and holding up a cross.
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She turned those months into a book called Never-Never Land, which starts out with idyllic shots of an untouched rainforest and a pig splashing in the sea.
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People reported that their eyes were burning, their noses were irritated, they were having trouble breathing, and they were throwing up — all after splashing around at that water park.
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Uber began a fierce publicity campaign following the verdict, splashing ads on newspaper frontpages and giving out plane tickets and Manchester United football jerseys to a few random passengers.
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Nelson continued to show uncanny polish for a rookie, "splashing" rushers (chopping the defender's hands down so he falls on his face) or simply locking on and burying them.
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"This is about to end, so thank you all for coming out tonight," he proclaimed, finally splashing into the water below with $35,000 raised for charity ($5,000 per obstacle).
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"It's common if an immunosuppressed person was gallivanting in the forest splashing around in leaves, but rhizopus is not common in hospitals and it shouldn't be," Lupetin told CNN.
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He connected in a division series for Tampa Bay in 2013, and did so with a flourish, the ball splashing into a tank of live rays beyond center field.
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The shadow was a shark, swimming just feet away from where five children, including his kids Landon, 5; Jonathan, 6; and Grace, 9, were splashing in the shallow water.
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Seduced into splashing his cash around by Georgia Brown (a sexy, vibrant-voiced Carly Hughes, who shines in her solo "Honey in the Honeycomb"), Little Joe abandons poor Petunia.
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We all have fond, nostalgic memories of those childhood summers where more of our time was spent splashing around in a body of water than languishing outside of it.
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Even when the speakers are playing (as long as they're not cranked up to 11), the loudest thing the underwater microphone picks up is the splashing of the paddles.
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Their ideas ranged from a dancing robot so people wouldn't be lonely at clubs to an alarm clock that would wake you up by splashing water in your face.
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The priest would usually come with an assistant and walk around the house waving incense and splashing drops of holy water all over the place using dried basil twigs.
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The young elephant Kham Lha is seen charging into the river after hearing a semi-submerged Thomson's kicks, splashing and calls and apparently interpreting them as a distress call.
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They would move to their new house, where Andrew would spend whatever time he had splashing in their swimming pool and playing in the grass with Wills and Lea.
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Offstage, she might be hunkered over an embroidery project, hanging out in her garage splashing paint on a canvas, or at her desk handwriting thank-you notes to fans.
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The jolly, obscenely rotund ringleader of this band is, of course, Falstaff, a nobleman with a flagrant lack of morals who delights in splashing around the sewers of London.
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This is just the latest picturesque snap from Perry, 31, who recently enjoyed some time splashing in the water with boyfriend Orlando Bloom while on vacation in Sardinia, Italy.
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Opponents won't ever worry about him as they do Korver or Smith, but Crowder can still make himself useful by splashing a little bit of selfishness into his game.
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It also encourages eating ramen in the Japanese manner — quickly, so the noodles do not overcook, and loudly, with slurping — without the worry of splashing or distracting a neighbor.
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Since it's made with an absorbent cotton, it doesn't matter if your hair is wet or dry— I never worry about splashing it with water while washing my face.
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That won't change when the bundle goes away — which is why streamers are splashing enormous sums of money on their own attempts to create Game of Thrones-like blockbusters.
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Japan's corporate giants have been splashing out cash to sponsor the games, in anticipation of that spending spree and to take advantage of the world's eyes set on Tokyo.
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Over time it has helped computer generated movies mature from simulating relatively simple objects such as plastic toys to more complex physical phenomena like rippling fur or splashing water.
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While some aspects of her morning such as splashing your face 25 times with iced water and intermittent fasting were difficult, others were pleasant, like sleeping until 8.30 a.m.
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I decided to try doing the face-splashing straight after waking in the hope that I wouldn't realize what I was doing and would manage 25 splashes, but nope.
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Two of them traveled about 155 miles before splashing down, far enough to reach major South Korean and American military bases, including those about 60 miles south of Seoul.
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Refiners, which have enjoyed strong margins as processed fuel prices fell more slowly than crude prices, will also be splashing out on expensive wining and dining at luxury venues.
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Before splashing water on Basquiat's gravestone, the volunteers removed trinkets visitors had left: a white flower, a blue poker chip, a guitar pick, notes scrawled in English and French.
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" Situated "airside"—near the tarmac—it offers luxurious amenities, including climate-controlled stalls for horses and, for dogs, a bone-shaped splashing pool and a spa that gives "pawdicures.
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And — in the short term — these services are great for game makers, who reap the financial benefits of massive companies like Microsoft, Sony, and Apple splashing out for games.
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It was also not felt strongly in Kingston, Jamaica, according to witnesses, although video on social media showed water splashing out of a swimming pool, apparently on the island.
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Most videos feature Auerbach and Nate Twer, his childhood friend and business partner, playing pranks on each other and splashing each other in the face with Double Gulp drinks.
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Beef Pho Available at: The Seattle Seahawks' CenturyLink Field We're a little skeptical about how you slurp this one at a football game without splashing the fans around you.
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And overall I guess I was expecting science-fiction level luminescence, but the eerie course through the mangrove, with fish darting and splashing to the surface, passed for adventure.
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While most people likely wouldn't want to pair thick, red-orange mud and splashing milk-drunk baby pachyderms with a white top, sartorially, Melania Trump is not most people.
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It even offered shoppers a special deal, splashing the Post's story on its landing page: Buy anything on the site and get one of the orange tubes for free.
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In the surrounding waters, thousands of salmon can be seen splashing inside large netted rings, where they are bred for meals in Paris, Moscow, New York — and, increasingly, Beijing.
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But when magma is bursting from the ground and splashing through the streets forming "lava fountains," is it safe to be recording video from just a few feet away?
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Fergie's splashing around in the Maui surf with hubby Josh Duhamel -- and after getting all wet, she made sure to dry her buns ... with some direct Hawaiian sunlight. Honestly?
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This is a big enough problem that in places like the UK the government has launched a campaign to stop people from washing raw chicken before cooking because of splashing.
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Even if their labels might have been Marc by Marc Jacobs and Sass & Bide instead of Salvation Army and Goodwill, the lack of Abercrombie & Fitch-level label splashing was refreshing.
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We're not going to pretend that splashing out on all the best gear is going to instantly transform you into an elite athlete, but it could make a real difference.
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It was the year of red-robed Handmaids, of women seething over goblets of white wine by the sea, and women splashing their rage across billboards for everyone to see.
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On Friday, the 25-year-old "Bad Liar" singer was seen splashing around with pals Raquelle Stevens, Courtney Barry, and Ashley Cook in an Instagram photo shared to Stevens' page.
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After splashing across the finish line through wind and rain ahead of defending champion Geoffrey Kirui of Kenya on Monday, Kawauchi was in no doubt he surprised a few people.
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BAMkids Movie Matinee: 'Singin' in the Rain' (Sunday) This film's title activity may not appeal to children as much as splashing through puddles, but it still has plenty of charm.
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This strategy, rather than the chance of big profits in America, may explain why Wuliangye, another baijiu-maker, has been splashing out on advertising space in New York's Times Square.
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In the footage captured by Savedge, a large group of fish can be seen flying in the air and splashing back down into the water, followed by several shark fins.
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Experts have told PEOPLE that the amount of water ending a small hole could be minimal compared to the amount of water splashing into the open cockpit of Viafore's boat.
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They streaked by several hundred kilometers above land, too high to see with the naked eye, before splashing into the Pacific more than 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) to the east.
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Weighing in at 192kg, the still-unnamed calf celebrated its first-month birthday on Sunday by splashing around happily in the zoo's ponds with its mum, Sri Nandong, and aunts.
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But these two cheeky pants decided to make the best of it — by driving past innocent residents in the pouring rain and giving them the tire-splashing of a lifetime.
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They streaked by several hundred kilometers above land, too high to see with the naked eye, before splashing into the Pacific more than 2000,21960 kilometers (600 miles) to the east.
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"We turned up on set the very first day and originally it was just a scene where we were running through the water and splashing and having fun," he said.
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She didn't recall letting go of her oar as they crossed the finish line or seeing Snyder smack the water with her hands, sending water splashing high into the air.
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The Hwasong-15 soared 4,475 kilometers (2,800 miles) in the sky, spending 53 minutes in the air, before splashing down in waters off the coast of Japan, North Korea said.
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At past debates with Mr. Bush, Mr. Trump enjoyed playing Rodney Dangerfield in "Caddyshack," the rich boor roaring up on his garish yacht and splashing wake all over the dock.
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Angela, a girl of about 18 with the nickname "Gunpowder," stepped out giggling in her underwear to escape a group of young men and teenage boys splashing water at her.
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When the police arrest Manny for splashing hot tea in the face of a suspected reptilian, Whitney jokingly wonders if the officer is secretly part of a paranormal investigations unit.
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This is when I take to the woods, running over fields and through trees, splashing through wet ice melt and crashing through patches of thorny brambles scraping my bare arms.
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Sinigaglia gave the countdown and off I flew, splashing into the water at a breakneck speed, a piece of the chair breaking off and landing in the water behind me.
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We would never have thought so, for we assumed that she looked only at us, splashing and screaming for her to watch us do what we did in the water.
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Their dream: to sit in on a terrace halfway up a mountain, with tea steeping, an ink-brush at hand, a friend at the door, and a waterfall splashing nearby.
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The missile took off from Sinpo, a town on North Korea's east coast, and flew 37 miles before splashing into the sea, the South Korean military said in a statement.
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One of Mr. Boyle's covers featured a reader-submitted photo of a humpback whale splashing out of the water near a boy on a surfboard, as if to say hello.
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The 2,700 km (1,680 miles) the missile flew before splashing down was much shorter and at a lower trajectory than that of an earlier launch of the same missile type.
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After splashing out on DirecTV, Time Warner (which owns HBO) and other assets, AT&T sits on over $170bn of debt, far more than any other company in its industry.
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One of Mr. Boyle's covers featured a reader-submitted photo of a humpback whale splashing out of the water near a boy on a surfboard, as if to say hello.
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They are venturing further away from the mainland and they are spending freely, splashing $21 billion overseas in 2000, according to the latest data from the United Nations World Tourism Organization.
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"When you see a Hollywood film, in a movie, the arms are flailing, and there's all of this splashing that looks like someone needs help," Dr. Alison Tothy, told BuzzFeed News.
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On Tuesday morning, 7-year-old Skylee Tysinger was splashing through water on the shore of Jekyll Island, at Great Dunes Beach, when she discovered tar balls stuck to her feet.
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He hoped, when he built that pool, that the sounds of water splashing and children playing would mask the silence that has engulfed his home in the days after Evy's passing.
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Despite some signs of change (see article), Japan's corporations still hoard cash and other financial assets, rather than splashing out on the higher wages or dividends a rich economy can afford.
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"@servetheking's bday ain't Til tomorrow but the Pre-turn up is real 😂😂😂😂 @YG 👌🏾," he captioned the clip showing a group of kids splashing around and singing.
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Think of a child on a beach and all the wonderful games and adventures he creates on his own—collecting shells and rocks, building sandcastles, skipping stones, splashing in the waves.
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For HNA Group, the aviation company that has extended its reach into logistics, tourism and financial services after splashing out $50 billion on dealmaking, the process of deleveraging has just started.
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Kim also shared photos from her family vacation to Costa Rica, where Saint had a blast splashing around with his mom and helping her capture the moments on a waterproof camera.
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The swimming lessons have roughly one teacher for every two children, and they encourage the kids to get into the water by splashing and bobbing up and down in the waves.
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The 40-year-old actor spent time on billionaire tech mogul Jim Clark's yacht before splashing around in the sea with Clark's wife, model Kristy Hinze-Clark, and a mystery brunette.
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But this time, and unlike last year, these missiles do not go hundreds of miles straight up, but head deep into the South Pacific, splashing down 12,000 kms into the ocean.
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Splashing is one of those facts of everyday physics that none of us will really ever have to ponder outside of getting hosed by a passing car on a rainy day.
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The study also found that Millennials—those brunch-obsessed semi-adults aged between 21 and 35—were splashing the cash on top shelf spirits as a way to impress their mates.
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A 38-second video of the two men splashing around to a hip-hop song while trailing behind their mud-splattered oxen has been viewed around the world millions of times.
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Power, a 5003-year-old Australian, uncharacteristically got carried away in Victory Circle, accidentally splashing milk from the winner's bottle on the face of Natalie Murdock, the 2500 Festival Queen Scholar.
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The United States Pacific Command said that one of the three ballistic missiles had blown up immediately after blastoff, but that two others had traveled about 155 miles before splashing down.
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Their dream was to sit in on a terrace halfway up a mountain, with tea steeping, an ink-brush at hand, a friend at the door and a waterfall splashing nearby.
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So she and her husband were shocked when her water broke when she was just 6 months pregnant, splashing onto the sidewalk one evening as the couple ate at a pizzeria.
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And so Sam keeps, like, splashing toward the body bag and falling over and getting more tired of doing some more likely to fall over and every moment this is happening.
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The gentle beast just wanted to live a normal dog's life, doing all the things dogs do: frolicking through some field, splashing around in a water bowl, getting its ears rubbed.
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As the New York Times's Jodi Kantor and Catrin Einhorn wrote: The Toronto Star greeted the first planeload by splashing "Welcome to Canada" in English and Arabic across its front page.
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During a performance of "Sorry," Bieber, 22, and one of his backup dancers began playfully splashing back and forth on stage and kicking water at one other, when Bieber accidentally slipped – hard.
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The lyrics on the rousing "Evan" are eerily similar to the traumatic event: "And the waves are crashing and they're coming in splashing," she sings over a crescendo of strings and percussion.
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It was not his first misstep of a controversial week that has seen a splashing incident in training escalate into a battle conducted via the media between him and his Australian rivals.
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Or if you're not interested in bar-hopping, head over to the Liz Carpenter Fountain after the sun sets to cool down while splashing around in the fountain's beautiful, colorful light show.
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But it will be up to Mueller's prosecutors to show in court how those details, like splashing out on a top-notch karaoke system, add up to a criminal case against Manafort.
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But just when it looked like a huge upset was possible, Mayweather abandoned his retreating style in the 6th and began to take control, splashing McGregor's front with crafty counters and combos.
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As detailed in a new study in Physical Review of Letters, the researchers found that coating a surface in a thin layer of silicone could limit splashing and help contain unhygienic fluids.
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A guard puts on a plastic visor against what the authorities call "splashing", meaning spitting at a jailer or, in past years when prisoners were sometimes "non-compliant", throwing excrement or vomit.
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched it without crew to the space station in March for a six-day visit before returning to Earth, splashing down safely in the Atlantic for retrieval.
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Just figuring out how to make texting look dynamic has been an ongoing challenge for filmmakers and TV producers, who've experimented with splashing words onscreen or having messages pop up in bubbles.
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During the exercise, the instructors usually create adverse conditions for the trainees by splashing water on them and making waves, but they are reportedly advised not to dunk or pull students underwater.
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The first year of Ivy Angerman's life was spent splashing around in the bath, running through sprinklers during the hot Minnesota months and playing in the snow when a storm came through.
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The park teemed with summer life — basketball on the blacktops, splashing in the pool, joggers on the track, old-timers playing cards on chipped picnic tables, teenagers lounging on the jungle gym.
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The dashcam footage, posted Friday, shows a large Ford vehicle with a ladder and other items atop swerving all over the lane in Ottawa, driving toward puddles and splashing those walking past.
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When Kham Lha, a baby elephant living at The Save Elephant Foundation in Chiang Mai, Thailand, saw her BFF Derrick Thompson splashing around in the water, she worried that he was drowning.
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So much solemnity, so many gestures, so much meaning made of jade rollers and Biologique Recherche Lotion P50, the ceremonial splashing of water and spreading of unguents and tapping of orbital bones.
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Japanese trading houses face billions of dollars in impairments due to the double whammy of an emerging market downturn and the ongoing commodities rout, after splashing billions of dollars on earlier acquisitions.
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Countless boys in West Africa enrol in football academies, giving up on an education and splashing the family savings in their quest to establish a career at one of Europe's top teams.
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Wake of North Korea threat The test comes just two days after Pyongyang fired a short-range ballistic missile that traveled an estimated 248 miles, splashing down within Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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It'll dock at the space station for around a month, with its supplies being unloaded, and return cargo being loaded up, before returning to Earth and splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.
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The second missile, for example, traveled more than two dozen nautical miles before splashing into the Red Sea off Yemen's southern coast, one of the officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Officials invited the news media to witness Spain's minister of information, Manuel Fraga Iribarne, and United States ambassador, Angier Biddle Duke, splashing on a nearby beach to show the area was safe.
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OOPS While Cam was backstage after her performance, her fiancé, Adam Weaver, accidentally bobbled his drink, splashing the back of the man sitting in front of him – country music bigwig John Esposito.
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It showed Park touching a kangaroo, diving on the Great Barrier Reef in a helmet that let her walk underwater, and splashing through the Cairns Esplanade Lagoon in a Santa Claus cap.
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In Memphis, the midway point of our trip, we stayed at the Peabody Hotel, where our children spent nearly two days splashing in the pool and watching the hotel's famous duck residents.
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For three years, Mr. Gitler and a crew of artful spray-painters and some who stick to their brushes have been splashing giant-scale paintings of endangered birds all over the neighborhood.
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Because they are drawn to loud noises and activity in the water, it's possible, if not probable, that they could be lurking in the water where your loved ones are splashing around.
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The Labor Day event, which precedes the larger West Indian American Day Parade, attracts revelers in costumes, wearing horns and masks, and splashing paint and powder as soca music thumps around them.
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SpaceX demonstrated a safety system that will protect astronauts in the case of any unfortunate unforeseen accidents in future Crew Dragon flights, which included the spacecraft splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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A young man is facing up to a year in federal prison for splashing a glass of water over Congressman Steve King as he lunched at a restaurant in Iowa in March.
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North Korea this week fired a new strategic ballistic missile called the Hwasong-12 over northern Japan that reached an altitude of 550km (341.75 miles) before splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.
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They looked on as 30 or so kids raced around the museum after hours, splashing in its water exhibit and painting a giant pride flag on a canvas spread across the floor.
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Each piece is either $6 or $8 — even less than it'd cost to go see the film that inspired the collection, so we'll suffer zero guilt when splashing out on every last item.
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PoolCandy's Splash Runner Motorized Inflatable Swimming Pool Lounger comes equipped with two 66-watt battery-powered propellers that will effortlessly transport you around the pool or lake, no kicking, splashing or flailing required.
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Avoiding the dreaded urinal splash-back effect is basically an art form and a surprising number of physicists have dedicated their lives to perfecting the art of not splashing pee all over yourself.
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Then a few hours later, it completed its de-orbit burn, re-entered Earth's atmosphere and deployed its chutes, splashing down as planned in the Pacific Ocean at around 8:14 AM EDT.
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We're used to snaps of friends showing off beautiful ocean sunsets and splashing in the waves, but the new underwater cameras are opening up a whole new world to capture and inspire FOMO.
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Welcome to the day when all of Hollywood wakes up at the crack of dawn, and not because their fancy-schmancy personal trainers are splashing buckets of cold coconut water in their faces.
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The first two missiles flew about 350 miles (500-600 kilometers) before splashing into the Sea of Japan, according to a statement from Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff cited by Yonhap news agency.
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Here’s what the internet is saying about the adorable, wholesome, and heartwarming Ruffwear Float Coat: Are you envisioning a bunch of Golden Retrievers all splashing around in an inflatable pool together?
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"The missile was launched from Sain Ni, North Korea, and traveled about 1000 km before splashing down in the Sea of Japan within Japan's Economic Exclusion Zone," the Pentagon said in a statement.
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On their surface, the photographs in An Ordinary Day look like snapshots from any bustling family household — kids bouncing ecstatically on trampolines, splashing in backyard pools, wading through piles of brightly colored toys.
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The interface never lets you forget that you're in control of a computer brain, with digital readouts splashing across the screen regularly as you take in and interact with the environment around you.
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Elbows and Cuts On the undercard Sheymon Moraes and Julio Arce fought a three round battle with both men forced to blink a generous splashing of Arce's blood out of their eyes throughout.
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Newspapers led front pages on the pensions tax, with the Hindustan Times splashing "Govt Blinks" and the Times of India saying "Salaried Class Rages" after a wave of outrage broke across social media.
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Latakia, Syria (CNN)Children splashing in the Mediterranean, young men and women in swimwear smoking hookah -- this could be any holiday hot spot, but it's Latakia, a seaside town in war-torn Syria.
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Some were fun, like The Block Ness Monster, which had Mudders help one another push, pull and roll their way through 60-feet of slick, rotating barriers — all while splashing into muddy water.
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The amphibious assault ship USS Boxer engaged Iranian unmanned air assets last week, reportedly with a new Marine Corps weapon, in the Strait of Hormuz, sending at least one splashing into the water.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese shoppers stepped up spending during this year's week-long Lunar New Year holiday, splashing out more at restaurants, retailers and cinemas, according to Ministry of Commerce data released on Wednesday.
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Dragon decoupled and departed from the space station around six hours ago, and finished its deorbit burn a few hours later, before deploying its landing parachutes and then splashing down early Saturday morning.
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The latest missile test in November reached an altitude of about 4,475 km (2,780 miles) and flew 950 km (590 miles), passing over Japan before splashing into waters in Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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He posed for a moment, balanced on his skinny legs, and then he turned his back to us and ran for the water, splashing at first awkwardly and then diving in, fully submerged.
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The inlet of San Francisco Bay behind the right-field fence at AT&T Park, christened McCovey Cove, is crowded on game days with boaters competing to fetch home-run balls splashing down.
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One of Coltrane's earliest biographers, C.O. Simpkins, described the quartet's shows in these years — with Mr. Jones lighting fires and Mr. Tyner splashing them with multihued harmonies — as a kind of euphoric cleanse.
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Wear rubber gloves to protect your hands and do your best to slowly pour a cup of it directly down the drain to prevent splashing and damaging other surfaces — or worse, your skin.
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He made his reputation in real estate by splashing his name in gold on almost every structure he built; now he hangs a map of his electoral victory on the White House wall.
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Today's meditation soundtrack came courtesy of a neighbor bashing a suitcase down the stairs in my apartment block, so that was about as relaxing as splashing your face with icy water 25 times.
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"This group spends a large amount of time in the surf zone, an area commonly frequented by sharks, and may unintentionally attract sharks by splashing, paddling, and 'wiping out,'" according to the report.
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Every year the Perseids came, splashing down from the top of the sky, and every year we begged our parents to let us go down to the lake by ourselves to see them.
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Down by one, the Musketeers found Marshall, who finished off a 15-point half by splashing a 3-pointer with 48 seconds left to give them a 34-32 advantage at the break.
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SpaceX has successfully completed its 19th commercial resupply (CRS) mission for the International Space Station, with the Dragon cargo spacecraft used for the mission splashing down in the Pacific Ocean early this morning.
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She was using it not to draw attention to herself, but to build a narrative she sustained through the whole piece, of the violin and piano playfully splashing around in a pool together.
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Red Bud Isle is the spot for that—it's a little peninsula in Lady Bird Lake with not enough parking, but a whole shitload of happy dogs running around and splashing in the water.
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Sarah -- whose amazing figure has graced the pages of HUF Magazine -- is giving us all the vacay vibes ... glistening in the sand, and splashing around in the ocean to wash off those sandy cheeks.
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By splashing the tie-up between the EBP and the code bank in front of many of the world's richest people, those behind the two enterprises are not so discreetly waving their collecting tins.
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And crucially for a bathroom mirror, the Adore Bathroom is rated IP44 against splashing water and dust, which is probably a good idea for something that lives near your shower and above a sink.
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The Drudge Report, ever-popular on the right, also pinned blame on congressional leadership, splashing the headline "MOST UNPRODUCTIVE CONGRESS IN 164 YEARS" Tuesday afternoon with a link to a story in The Week.
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Experts have also told PEOPLE that the amount of water entering a small hole on the top of the kayak could be minimal compared to the amount of water splashing into Viafore's open cockpit.
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These missiles can reach targets in Japan and South Korea, including American bases (see map above), and three improved versions were reportedly tested on September 5th splashing down in the sea west of Japan.
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Some of the country's most famous faces — including Meryl Streep, Steven Spielberg, Alec Baldwin and Paul Rudd — have been splashing their signatures on big-money checks for House and Senate candidates in recent months.
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The best solution would be for the city to immediately end religious segregation in the pools, and limit the rules of separation only to practical considerations, like keeping lap swimmers away from splashing children.
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"In the old days, we didn't want children to be splashing about and having fun," Mr. Baker said, describing the preferred atmosphere then as sedate and sectioned off into separate adult and children areas.
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Runners leap most of the fixed hurdles, but at the water jumps they use it as a step to bound toward the shallower end; after splashing down, they scamper out to continue the race.
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News outlets, including those that the royals have taken to court, reported on the interviews, analyzing the body language of the pair and splashing photographs and videos across their web pages on Monday morning.
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Despite the potential riches from splashing the images of comic strip characters on T-shirts, mugs and other products, Mr. Watterson wanted none of it, saying that rampant commercialization would cheapen his comic strip.
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Outside the rhythmic splashing and laughing inherent to Amu's confines is the looming possibility that the Taliban could someday come back into power, whether through a peace deal with the United States or otherwise.
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The images, which had never before been accessible to the public, show the esteemed astronauts splashing around the pool with their children, offering a more candid look at those who visit 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Mr. Holbeach was struggling and splashing in the Craigavon Lake when he was spotted by a fisherman, who swam out to him and pulled him back to the shore using an abandoned basketball hoop.
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An anomaly on a menu of Hunanese noodle soups, the Hometown Lu Fen is a nest of rice noodles splashing around not in a pool of broth but in a shallow bath of sauce.
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The Hwasong-14 launched on July 4 -- Independence Day in the US -- flew on a steep trajectory, 2,43 kilometers (1,741 miles) above the Earth, before splashing down in the sea off the Korean Peninsula.
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Thai photographer Torwong Salwala said a good amount of light is needed to capture water splashing, so get out in the day and watch for how the light is angled so the water looks varied.
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The late Parts Unknown star would have turned 63 on Tuesday, and Busia marked the occasion with a sweet throwback video that featured Bourdain splashing around in a pool with the couple's daughter Ariane, 12.
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But back at the paddock, Princess Leonore seemed more interested in the grooming brush than the pony, giving its flanks a couple of cursory strokes before turning her attention to splashing the animal's drinking water.
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Scott says they thought the wild beasts had disappeared by the time they got out there -- but, apparently, some whale noises and splashing around made 2 orcas circle back ... and, boy, did they get close.
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The codirectors seek out subjects in former mining towns, farms, and docks, speaking with ordinary workers in unseen or fading industries, and then splashing their larger-than-life photos on walls for everyone to see.
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The Captain Marvel actor could also be seen splashing in the water and walking through a crowd of bikini-clad women playing volleyball — all part of the mysterious follow-up to the hit HBO show.
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"(This) points to consumers splashing out in the run-up to Christmas, thereby maintaining a strong fourth quarter performance and boosting hopes that GDP growth has held up well," IHS Markit economist Howard Archer said.
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On Keeping Up with the Kardashians, her treatments have ranged from medical-grade cortisone injections and bottling up Costa Rican spring water to stealing her sister Kourtney's breast milk and splashing it onto her legs.
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Heidi Montag still has a while to go before she gives birth to her first child, but that hasn't stopped husband and fellow Hills star Spencer Pratt from splashing out on the Mother's Day celebrations.
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What's more, Japan is within striking distance of North Korea's missiles; in 2017, the country test-fired two long-range missiles that flew right over Japan, splashing down in the waters just off the coast.
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North Korea said the missile flew on a steep trajectory, going 2,800 kilometers (1,741 miles) above the Earth, before splashing down in sea off the Korean Peninsula 930 kilometers (578 miles) from its launch site.
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Most notably, S. caninervis grows in tight packs on the desert floor, creating a structure of leaves and awns that reduces splashing and absorbs the majority of rain drops, so that no water is wasted.
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Not only does the clear, slightly viscous fluid smell like a citrusy slice of heaven, but it also feels incredibly indulgent on my skin — like splashing ice-cold, fruit-infused spa water on your face.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tech giant Apple is taking art out of the gallery and splashing it on the real world, creating playful, digital skylines with technology that critics fear could become sinister and invasive.
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At Odys and Penelope in Los Angeles, the Hatfields are fond of giving carrots a good 20-minute char before splashing them with a glaze of brown sugar, soy sauce, ginger, garlic and balsamic vinegar.
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Celebrations erupted outside BJP offices in state capital Lucknow and Delhi, with party workers dancing and splashing each other with paint in keeping with the Holi festival of colours that Hindus are celebrating this weekend.
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Chinese consumers have also been deterred from splashing out on new cars by the rout in China's stock market, rising gas prices, and new emissions standards set to come in next year, according to analysts.
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Ten years ago on Tuesday, a steam pipe explosion near Grand Central Terminal propelled a 40-foot-high geyser of scalding, brownish steam over a busy intersection, splashing debris over the evening rush hour crowd.
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The performers and soloists, too, strutted up and down an illuminated multistage array that stretched the length of the Garden floor, splashing in boxes filled with water and otherwise dramatically interpreting moments from the series.
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So why not make a song that's all disruption, all the time: faux horns, splashing water, pseudo-explosions, Auto-Tune howls, scraped-up yells, self-interrupting raps, raps that wait for the music to stop.
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Friday's data chimed with other signs that consumer spending may have recovered partially from a slowdown late last year, when households tightened their belts after splashing out during a hot summer and the soccer World Cup.
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A performance here may start on a traditional stage or outdoors, on a terrace that lets dancers overflow across the nearby stream, wandering among torches and foliage, or splashing in a pool fed by a waterfall.
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Meanwhile the company has also been expanding in the legal marijuana industry, splashing out $3.8 billion in August to boost its 10 percent stake in a Canadian seller of marijuana products Canopy Growth to 38 percent.
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He went bogey-bogey-quadruple bogey after making the turn, taking a humiliating seven at the short par-three 12th after twice splashing in Rae's Creek, to virtually hand the Green Jacket to England's Danny Willett.
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Last year, the level of blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) was three thousand times the threshold allowed by the E.P.A. In 2012, a Jack Russell terrier died after splashing in the stuff in East Hampton's Georgica Pond.
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"He loves splashing around and I've always said if he wants to swim and if he does something he's very passionate about that's what Nicole and I are really pushing more than anything else," Phelps said.
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The actress, businesswoman and mother of two, who turns 35 on Thursday, showed off her enviable beach body in a patterned string bikini as she alternated between relaxing in the sand and splashing in the ocean.
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By grabbing "fat" back from the internet's seemingly endless slew of body-shaming haters, she's drained the taboo term of its venom, splashing sizes long-sidelined by antiquated ideas about beauty with the spotlight's warm glow.
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In one recent week, agents in the Border Patrol's Del Rio sector stopped more than 500 African migrants found walking in separate groups along the arid land after splashing across the Rio Grande, children in tow.
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The voice acting did a competent job, there was just enough splashing to make the whole thing seem dangerous, and because it was an educational boat ride about Norway, you never had to wait in line.
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This meant splashing his name across the building in four-foot golden letters, then ornamenting its plaza, where the Apple store on Fifth Avenue now sits, with two "breathtaking" fountains and a "gorgeous" marble sitting area.
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Our tent sat in the middle of a copse of trees and bushes, reachable by a dirt path, positioned so close to the lake that while we lay in bed we could hear hippos splashing around.
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Imagine splashing about in the lobby of the Pérez Art Museum Miami, diving into the entrance of the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boson, or jet-skiing through the front door of the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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First, you get the word out via Facebook, splashing your party's (often unimaginative) name across the interwebs with such details as the nature of the event and the day and time—but not the location itself.
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And you know what we talked about while cringing internally as the carafe of still water we actually had to pay for came perilously close to splashing on our helpless devices every time it was passed?
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The Toronto native is now splashing on the scene just as a number of Black women in both film and TV — including Ava Duvernay, Melina Matsoukas, and Lena Waithe — are blazing trails in the entertainment industry.
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With his trademark top hat, hair well past his shoulders, a long, lush beard, an Oklahoma drawl and his fingers splashing two-fisted barrelhouse piano chords, Mr. Russell cut a flamboyant figure in the early 1970s.
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The figs, dates, lemons and pomegranates are just as much there as well, splashing their color through all that I bake, the fruits of my childhood and the fruits of my first trip away from home.
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That dynamic will repeat itself with Alma, who butters her toast too noisily, pours tea with too much splashing and boldly asserts her right to exist as something more than an ornament in the Woodcock household.
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As the two dozen or so members of the Rev's musical sidekicks the Stop Shopping Choir took the stage, their splashing array of psychedelic garb nearly overwhelmed the young dude at the table next to me.
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Police said some 10,000 ice hockey fans gathered on a square in central Helsinki to celebrate, some of them splashing half-naked into a fountain in the cold Finnish spring weather of 7 degrees Celcius (45F).
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In the Instagram video, the tiny tot can't help but giggle uncontrollably as their dad continues to act like a whale, enjoying the sun and splashing in a crab-shaped float and adorable pink floppy sun hat.
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Ben Stokes fetched a staggering $2.17 million in the Indian Premier League's (IPL) player auction on Monday, with the Rising Pune Supergiants splashing the cash in a frenzied bidding war to land the explosive English all-rounder.
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There is a growing roster of Chinese companies that focus on virtual reality hardware, like AntVR and DeePoon, but a lack of compelling content to convince buyers that splashing out on a headset is worth the yuan.
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After splashing out big on sports cars, race horses and homes in Hawaii, it was Tinkler's failure to come up with $2.25 million owed on a Dassault Falcon 900C private jet that tipped him over the edge.
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The missile was launched from Mupyong-ni and traveled about 1000 km before splashing down in the waters off the Japanese coast, according to the Pentagon, which is working with interagency partners on a more detailed assessment.
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We begin somewhere near a happy memory of splashing in a mud puddle with a pal and end around the Los Angeles residency that led to Lynch's first feature-length movie, Eraserhead, with contemporary footage as frame.
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After splashing out big on sports teams, race horses and homes in Hawaii, it was Tinkler's failure to come up with $2.25 million owed on a Dassault Falcon 900C private jet that tipped him over the edge.
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They come upon Rachel grilling in a cut-out dress, which, while very cute, seems like a choice of cooking attire that would make multiple spots on one's abdomen vulnerable to the splashing of hot burger grease.
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A 61-year-old white man who is accused of splashing acid on a Hispanic man's face and telling him to "go back" to his country has been charged with a hate crime by prosecutors in Milwaukee.
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Dragon spent about a month docked at the ISS while the crew unloaded its cargo, and then began its de-orbit burn earlier today before splashing down in the Pacific Ocean as planned Monday afternoon Pacific time.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan has protested sternly to North Korea after the reclusive state on Tuesday launched a ballistic missile, which flew about 40 minutes before likely splashing into Japan's exclusive economic zone, Japan's top government spokesman said.
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Mosul residents chafed under social codes banning smoking and calling for splashing acid on body tattoos, summary executions of perceived opponents, whippings of those who missed prayers or trimmed their beards, and destroying "un-Islamic" historical monuments.
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The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2018 Rookie of the Year is kicking off 2019 down in Mexico at the Casa Malca Tulum resort, and recruited a lucky guy Thursday to snap some sultry shots of her splashing around.
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On a given day you might spot Eartha Kitt sunbathing, or Errol Flynn splashing someone for sport, or Marlene Dietrich sidling up to the bar in a suit — all mingling alongside the city's striving young creative class.
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Bolt in particular take great pride in claiming to be more efficient than Uber in terms of capital expenditure—saving money by not splashing millions on autonomous vehicles or drones, and passing those savings on to passengers.
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Fit City Splashing in an indoor swimming pool in Manhattan, a group of young men and women tried to keep their heads under water for more than a few moments before they came back up for air.
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"First drifted underneath, scaring the hell out of me, then made a turn and in 15 seconds came back on high speed, splashing fountains and rolling," Andrei Grigoriev, who posted the footage on Facebook, wrote in a caption.
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The campaign photos show same-sex couples (plus hetero couples, because love is love is love is love) splashing around in a sea of purple suds and white, foamy bubbles — and they're sweet enough to lift anyone's mood.
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RAUSU, Japan (Reuters) - People packed the decks of the Japanese whale-watching boat, screaming in joy as a pod of orcas put on a show: splashing tails at each other, rolling over, and leaping out of the water.
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The sand will be cool by now, damp and hard between my toes as I run toward the water, toward the figure of a man splashing out of his boat, toward the lame waves frothing at the pier.
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South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said that "several projectiles" had been launched from near the coastal town of Wonsan and that they flew up to 200 kilometers (125 miles) before splashing into the sea toward the northeast.
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I didn't just lay out on the beach all day though; I put my cosmetics through the wringer by riding a roller coaster, eating ice cream, splashing in the water, and even playing a few sweaty beach games.
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TAIZ, Yemen (Reuters) - Maamour al-Maktary takes pride in managing the only swimming pool in Yemen's third largest city, Taiz, knowing that splashing in its turquoise water is a rare joy and release for the 2.6 million inhabitants.
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Some scenarios that live exclusively on Instagram include TV host Kamie Crawford splashing around in a crochet Mossimo one-piece, and dancer/actress Megan Batoon setting some pretty high #vacationgoals in a strappy bikini by the same brand.
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In addition to the privacy breaches that Tay committed, charges against him included helping loan sharks with other tasks, such as accepting S$200 ($142) to harass a debtor by splashing black paint and writing on their walls.
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And so, he'll reply, he's talking about the "getting-at-you" kind: the one that makes the headlines, the one that's raw—full of perceived-to-be real life references to waps (weapons), splashing (stabbing) and opps (opposition).
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They loudly protest the mere mention of going on a hike, but once they're out and moving, they enjoy the freedom of running ahead on a trail, splashing through rivers and finding sticks to commission for sword fights.
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Upon my return to Australia a few years ago, I found a home and the means to live closer to the water, and began splashing and gasping my way to reconciliation with another sliver of mainstream Australian identity.
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It was a far cry from the other performances, which included shirtless men splashing in a pool; a performer wearing a horse head sitting atop a ladder; another straddling a full-sized cannon; and several instances of fireworks.
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Mr. Hoey's sophisticated, colorful creations did not seem intended for little ones — and anyway those were scampering around across the street, splashing in small pools and peering into mirror-glass "sky lenses" outside the Fifth Avenue Apple store.
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Inside the truck, griddling the tortillas, loading them with birria, splashing it with the sharp and essential tomato-tomatillo salsa, and making change for 10- and 20-dollar bills are José Moreno and his partner, his brother Jesús.
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Friends were waiting at Uncle Vanya Cafe in Midtown and the party could not be called off, so they put together an impromptu ceremony with a friend splashing them with Cognac and sliding the rings over their fingers.
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Whether the economy slows or slides into a recession, the savvy millennials who prepare for softer economic conditions will not only be able to weather out the economic storm but may also find themselves splashing away in the puddles.
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Soon we were treated to an awesome spectacle along the length of one arcade: Rays of sun slanted through the long row of grilled windows high up in the outer wall, splashing geometric patterns across the columns and floors.
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The birdie at the short, par-three 12th thrilled Spieth, who squandered a five-shot Masters lead going into the final nine in 2016 due in large part to a quadruple-bogey seven after splashing twice in Rae's Creek.
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On a blustery day at the head of north-central California's Bodega Bay, a team of researchers carefully lower a small school of repurposed, yellow fire extinguishers equipped with satellite transmitters into the choppy waves splashing against their vessel.
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Yes, you could just buy an array of T-shirts from Hanes for under $5, but you'll look and feel far better splashing out a little more on a quality tee that will last through more than one wash.
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Katharine and David are living it up on the picturesque Greek island of Mykonos ahead of their nuptials ... and they already look like they're in honeymoon-mode, because they couldn't stop making out while splashing around in the ocean.
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During the five minutes of the earthquake, standing-wave phenomena known as seiches ripped open the massive petroleum storage tanks of the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub, sending waves of fuel splashing out over land, and then the Willamette River.
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Early reports indicate that the Hwasong-226 has a range of roughly 22017,500 miles—though the missile largely proved its capabilities vertically, reaching an altitude of roughly 1,242 miles, but splashing down just 489 miles from its launch site.
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Obiang's eldest son, known as Teodorin, who is a vice president and potential successor, has faced corruption and money-laundering investigations in the United States and France that cast him as a playboy splashing out millions on luxury items.
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Crashing around in the woods with my dad—helping him track deer and setting rabbit traps and splashing in cedar swamps—was my favorite thing in the world, even when I came home scratched up or covered in chiggers.
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" He added in a tweet on Thursday, "As Bobby Kennedy taught us, the thing about hope is that it travels through space *and* time, first splashing against the rocks, but eventually breaking down the walls of cruelty and injustice.
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To begin, a cartoonish sculpture that resembles an egg yolk splashing into a white will take center stage — but throughout the show, what is at center stage one day will likely end up waiting in the wings the next.
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From those humble beginnings, the level adds new ways of splashing your guts on the canyon walls until you are feverishly firing from barrel to barrel, timing your traversal perfectly to avoid lines of swinging bombs hanging seemingly everywhere.
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I watch them instead of watching the woman swimming in an oversized T-shirt that clings to her body like slime, instead of seeing the child splashing in his inflatable sleeves while his parents puff on elaborate e-cigarettes.
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Nothing I'd seen of him in Sarajevo and Pale prepared me for the frightening world of disconnected, madcap reasoning that poured forth as we sipped Turkish coffee at a table overlooking a shopping mall's splashing fountains and modish boutiques.
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" The lead: "Under lowering gray skies that finally yielded splashing tears of sympathy for a team mighty even in defeat, the Brooklyn Superbas went down today before the Boston Red Sox in the second encounter of the world's series.
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But lakeside, stooped and shivering in a parka, flexing your toes inside multiple layers of socks and witnessing groups of half-naked people splashing into the frigid water of their own accord, your mind naturally struggles to comprehend why.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Big-spending luxury brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior are splashing out on everything from dance-fuelled fashion shows to teams of advisers as they target social media platforms in the hunt for young shoppers.
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UK property listings site Zoopla is splashing out £275 million in cash (~$25M) on a big purchase of its own — announcing its intention to acquire real estate analytics firm Hometrack as it looks to expand its data and analytics services.
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While it may not simulate the weightlessness of space or the gravitational forces of a rocket launch, it does do all the other steps of a flight, including check-ins, docking with the ISS and splashing back down in the ocean.
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Though the missile made a high arc before splashing down in international waters after traveling some 310 miles, some analysts place the likely maximum range of the missile at 1,870 miles (others estimate a shorter range of just 750 miles).
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An Associated Press team that visited Gorongosa in April flew over the park in a helicopter, spotting hippos and crocodiles splashing in a floodplain, a herd of more than 100 buffalo and numerous waterbuck (a 2016 census counted more than 45,000).
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Rogowsky has also been using HQ's brand to further his stand-up comedy career, splashing its logo on advertising for his shows like this one below at a casino where "The centerpiece is a live trivia competition," he told WPTV2018.
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Romeo seemed to come around to the idea of the pool in a follow-up video, where the youngster is dressed in a T-shirt and pants while seated on the side of the pool, splashing the water with his feet.
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North Korea has recently test-fired ballistic missiles over Japan and last week tested a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile that climbed to an altitude of more than 4,000 km before splashing into the sea within Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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RAUSU, Japan, July 9 (Reuters) - People packed the decks of the Japanese whale-watching boat, screaming in joy as a pod of orcas put on a show: splashing tails at each other, rolling over, and leaping out of the water.
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"A generation of marital-age people are now prioritizing other things such as weddings, housing, and the cost of having children, rather than splashing out on a really expensive ring," Anusha Couttigane, a senior analyst at Kantar Retail, told the publication.
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Japan's economy grew at an annualised rate of 4 percent in the June quarter, and with growth in per capita GDP surpassing that of the United States, consumers are splashing out on cars and home appliances and dining out more often.
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The short-range ballistic missile traveled an estimated 248 miles, splashing down within Japan's exclusive economic zone, an area of sea where commercial ships are known to operate, according to statements from both the Japanese government and the South Korean military.
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As a director, he is the kind of feminist man who—rather than stepping out of the way and focusing on a woman's life—admits superficial thoughts in advance to exonerate himself while splashing around in his own shallow waters.
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I have a couple of go-to morning habits (starting off the day with some natural light, splashing my face with cold water the moment I get out of bed, etc.), but not every single morning is the same for me.
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The scene was in stark contrast to the opulence of the territory's Las Vegas-style casinos, where Chinese gamblers throng the baccarat tables, splashing out minimum bets of HK$500 ($63.70), compared with just HK$10 at the greyhound track.
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Instead, if you're going to be in the water kayaking or splashing around at the beach, consider a waterproof smartphone case like LifeProof's Fre, which fits snugly around an iPhone to protect it from water without making it look ugly.
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"As Bobby Kennedy taught us, the thing about hope is that it travels through space *and* time, first splashing against the rocks, but eventually breaking down the walls of cruelty and injustice," Obama wrote on Twitter Wednesday night echoing his speech.
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Arsenal manager Unai Emery has spent more than double his reported $55 million transfer budget to bring a host a fresh talent to London this summer, including splashing $87.5 million on club record signing Nicolas Pepe, who joined from LOSC Lille.
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The year before, Robert Rauschenberg had made "Bed," one of his first so-called combines, a melding of painting and sculpture, by drawing and splashing paint on his pillow and his patchwork quilt and stretching them on a wooden frame.
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The mission that launched Saturday, known as Demo-1, is an end-to-end test of the spacecraft from launch to docking at the International Space Station to re-entering over the United States and splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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But on Thursday at David Geffen Hall, the Finnish conductor Susanna Malkki led the New York Philharmonic in a performance of the work that was so urgent, detailed and exciting that I forgot all about cresting sea and splashing waves.
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These are like talismanic elements woven into the fiber of the piece, much like the gestures that recur from one section to the next: pointing, placing a hand on the heart, lifting the forearms toward the body as if splashing water.
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Tell your kids to "sing the alphabet when they're washing their hands," said Dr. Tracey Allyson Wilkinson, M.D., M.P.H, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the Indiana University School of Medicine, because just splashing some water around won't cut it.
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China is entering week-long Lunar New Year holiday and 6.5 million travelers are expected to be spending that break overseas, splashing billions of dollars over the break, according to a report by country's tourism authority and travel website Ctrip.
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Except I hear a bunch of splashing and I look over the bridge into the river and – fuck me – there's a kid flailing around and calling for help, like he's drowning for some reason instead of handling his shit like an adult.
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Billed as "Once and for All," the fight was hosted by Donald Trump, a then 42-year-old (and still only moderately famous) casino owner who paid $11 million for the privilege of splashing his name all over the high-profile showdown.
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Splashing around in a hot tub and Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" might not seem to go together at first, or even after you've put a significant amount of thought into their combination, but there's no denying the mash-up has us interested.
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But a hiccup emerged on Thursday, when newspaper Folha de S.Paulo reported that well-heeled Bolsonaro supporters had paid for messaging by third-party agencies, splashing out up to 12 million reais ($3.26 million) each to spread tens of thousands of attack ads.
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With that, each of them plops over the side — and the six kids, tormented relentlessly at school and each dealing with complications and pain at home that force them to grow up before their time, are finally just kids again. Splashing. Swimming.
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North Korea test-fired ballistic missiles over Japan last year, as well as a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile that climbed to an altitude of more than 4,000 km (2,485 miles) before splashing into the sea within Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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Careening and swirling around the Motor City precision of their percussion parts, they play the part of assembly-line delinquents, attaching parts where they aren't exactly meant to go but sorta fit anyway, getting lifted on toxic fumes, splashing around in corrosive chemicals.
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"Auntie Fai" is as renowned for the ski goggles she wears to protect her eyes from hot oil splashing, as she is for her thick crab curry and dry congee that customers, including many who drive up in luxury cars, swear by.
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North Korea has since fired ballistic missiles over Japan and last week tested a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile that climbed to an altitude of more than 4,000 km before splashing into the Sea of Japan within Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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The San Diego County medical examiner's office issued the ruling after reviewing a video of the May 6 training exercise that showed the instructor splashing and dunking the trainee, James D. Lovelace, for five minutes after he had shown signs of distress.
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LONDON, May 3 (Reuters) - Britain's grocery market grew by 2.23 percent in the 12 weeks to April 23, the fastest rate since September 2013, driven by Britons splashing out on food at Easter and inflation edging higher, industry data showed on Wednesday.
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It is a topic that has occupied policy makers and defense experts in recent months as Pyongyang, the North's capital, has stepped up the pace of its missile tests, with pieces of its increasingly sophisticated arsenal splashing down in waters off Japan.
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To get to the pool, I had only to walk through my friend Adam's backyard, cross Trafton Road, pass through the park's gate, head toward the hockey rink and listen for the sound of happy children splashing in cold, blue, chlorine-y water.
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Finau was among a star-studded group signed up to a European Tour event that, backed by the Saudi government, in its second year is again splashing out lavish appearance fees as part of a big push to stage international sports events.
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In France, one Vietnamese woman told the newspaper Le Monde that she had been insulted by a car driver who shouted "Keep your virus, dirty Chinese!" and "You are not welcome in France" as he sped away through a puddle, splashing her.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britons are cutting back on their daily coffee fix and hesitating before splashing out on bigger items such as new carpets, retailers said on Tuesday, further signs that consumer spending is slowing sharply ahead of a national election in June.
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The solid-fuel missile, which the North said was an upgraded, extended-range version of a submarine-launched ballistic missile, reached an altitude of about 550 km and flew about 500 km towards Japan before splashing into the sea east of the Korean peninsula.
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"I've called this practice of filming dead or dying bears and splashing the photos across the pages of newspapers and the internet 'tragedy porn' — a kind of voyerism [sic] that leaves people open to emotional manipulation," wrote Susan Crockford, a zoologist on her blog polarbearscience.
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While you can't take these headphones into the pool or the shower (they can handle up to 10 minutes of water splashing like light rain), the fabric ear cups are detachable so you can soak them in water, after you've soaked them in your sweat.
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"There might be a little bit of splashing, but often drowning victims don't have enough energy or ability to get their hands above the water to make a big splash," said Tothy, who is a member of the AAP Committee on Injury and Poison Prevention.
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"Years and years ago, when pools had gutters on the side and walls, if you were on the outside lane then the waves were splashing back and hitting you," Britain's 4x100 mixed medley world gold medalist Chris Walker-Hebborn told Reuters at an Adidas event.
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There, in his 60s, 70s and 80s, he freed himself from the bright and neat geometric patterns of his earlier work, placing canvases flat on the floor and then splashing paint onto them with brooms and brushes or applying it with fingertips and fists.
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"They can walk out to the middle and I don't have to worry about them drowning," said one 26-year-old father, holding a beer in one hand and a fried fish in the other while wading and pointing to his small children splashing nearby.
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The mother-son bonding session comes a couple of weeks after the mother of two, 36, shared photos from her family vacation to Costa Rica, where Saint had a blast splashing around with his mom and helping her capture the moments on a waterproof camera.
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Baywatch is splashing back into Hollywood with a new movie reboot and an all-star cast, but the beloved franchise never would have breached the surface in the first place if it weren't for the TV show's original star, David Hasselhoff, coming to the rescue.
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But it is not something that is evident until you look past the obvious in-your-face presentation of a coffee cup split into three parts with turquoise liquid splashing out of it, as if it has been struck by lightning during an earthquake.
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Between all the women wearing red in solidarity, those taking off work as part of the A Day Without Woman initiative, and the general outpouring of girl-power passion splashing across your social media feeds, there's no way you haven't heard it's International Women's Day.
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The 25-year-old "Bad Liar" singer escaped to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, for New Year's Eve weekend, where she was seen splashing in the waves Friday alongside pals Raquelle Stevens, Courtney Barry, and Ashley Cook in an Instagram photo shared to Stevens' page.
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The mug comes with a lid to keep contents from splashing (as it does seem to stir at the speed of the Millennium Falcon.) Available in silver with Darth Vader or green with the empire symbol, the mugs are made of stainless steel and plastic.
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It says: In a toilet at a swimming pool in Ashfield, I shot up for the first time in six weeks, to the sound of children splashing and cheering, and teachers with megaphones trying to keep control on a 38-degree [100-degree] day.
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But just as important for aspiring professionals — and, frankly, anyone with a heartbeat and zest for adventure — is the opportunity to take part in the creation of new music within splashing distance of its source, and without the life raft of recordings to cling to.
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After splashing human blood on the secret facility, Sister Megan Rice, Michael Walli and Greg Boertje-Obed were arrested, charged with a "federal crime of terrorism" and eventually sentenced to prison terms ranging from two years and 11 months to just over five years.
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He liked the step well, walking down it to take a bath, the temperature dropping, the air turning sweet, and then squatting on the bottom step and splashing a bucket in the water to clear the tadpoles and weeds, before beginning to soap himself.
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It could be tears getting lost in it, soliloquies from Hamlet being recited in it, battles being fought beneath it, or the source of Gene Kelly's singing, dancing, and splashing—whatever it is, rain can be one of the most cinematic of weather phenomena.
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Kakadu is traditional land that the parks department leases for recreational and educational purposes, while Arnhem Land requires a permit to enter and feels like a separate country that you can only reach by driving through the river, water splashing up to your windows.
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"I have seen a bunch of them, and I really think they will leave a mark," said Jean van de Velde, the French golfer who was in position to win the British Open in 1999 before infamously splashing down on the 72nd hole at Carnoustie.
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"Since they'd crashed, most of them had been unable to bathe, aside from splashing some water on their faces and arms from mountain streams or an occasional basin, and they were all filthy and now battling fleas, lice and the GIs," Army slang for diarrhea.
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Although it's advertised as a 16-ounce pint, Stanley has added a few extra ounces to accommodate foam (or splashing hot coffee) and the lid comes with a slide-in metal bottle opener if you like to go immediately from work to happy hour.
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Disney has a current market capitalization of close to $164 billion, and from the outset the company was clear about its rationale for splashing out for Fox's movie and TV production house, its U.S. cable channels and indeed its Asian content powerhouse Star India.
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MAPULA LODGE, Botswana (Reuters) - In an exclusive Botswana safari camp where Prince Harry took Meghan Markle on a romantic getaway last year, guests wake to the sound of doves cooing in the trees and hippos splashing in the serene waters of the Okavango Delta.
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He is still the NBA's most fearsome force as he comes splashing into the paint, still a marvel in the way he doesn't so much weave through defenses as puncture them, still startling in the way he transitions from barreling broad-shouldered charge to feathery floater.
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In one of his more interesting court cases, Thapar in 2014 as a district court judge in Kentucky sentenced an elderly nun to almost three years in prison for breaking into a U.S. storehouse for bomb-grade uranium and splashing blood on the walls of the bunker.
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Footage of the family outing on Sunday, captured by ITV, showed Princess Charlotte and her bothers playing in Kate's lush garden while partaking in everything splashing in the pond, observing different plants, playing with twigs, building a wooden teepee and swinging on a rope, tree swing.
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"The weakening renminbi also pushes Chinese deep pocket acquirers to speed up splashing billions of dollars overseas before their currency further depreciate," But amid increasingly tight scrutiny from regulatory authorities in both China and abroad, it remains to be seen whether this year's record pace can continue.
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The reality star is certainly enjoying his birthday in Cannes — he was pictured Friday splashing around in the pool at his villa with a third woman in three days, U.K. blogger Maggie Petrova, who also happens to be a friend of Disick's recent fling Bella Thorne.
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Ikea is notorious for its ability to lure shoppers into buying a lot more than they planned to and Trådfri's pricing may be low enough to turn it into an impulse purchase, especially for people who are already splashing out on new furnishings and home renovations.
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Still, the result is largely the same, with the Tick (Peter Serafinowicz) -- a hero with more brawn than brains -- splashing into the life of neurotic accountant Arthur (Griffin Newman), a young Woody Allen-type who the nigh-invincible blue guy is determined to turn into his sidekick.
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At the Tokyo Game Show, dominated by yet more shooting games and role-playing fantasy titles that likely appeal to the "zombies" Miyamoto frets about, Nintendo's Splatoon game for the Wii U - with paint splashing, squid-like characters battling for territory - won the best game award. Nintendo?
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At any rate, there eventually came a moment when the light in the living zone was switched on, and very soon after that I heard the distinctive exhalation of the refrigerator door being opened, and the splashing, or plashing, of a liquid being poured into a glass.
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"Turner's pictures always look as if painted by a man who was born without hands, and having contrived to tie a brush to the hook at the end of his wooden stump, he managed by smudging, bungling, scrawling, twisting and splashing," one critic wrote in his diary.
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One dolphin flops onto a raised platform and opens her mouth -- displaying dozens of small, white teeth and a large, muscular tongue -- to allow Martelli to carry out a routine dental exam, splashing her head in disapproval when she sees an anesthetic needle but otherwise complying happily.
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When he creates pictures of adults and children engaged with arts and craft mediums, designing banners and signage dribbled in tempera, or splashing around face paints and Easter egg dyes, he capitalizes on the chalky, opaque medium of gouache on paper to create a visual analogy.
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She had gone to bed at 9:30 the previous evening after returning again from the Bahamas, splashing her face with water (of makeup, she said, "I don't really wear any") and applying a new soothing cream derived from hemp oil on her neck and feet.
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But when I was in LA to go on set, my husband and son were with me, and we were by the pool at the hotel — they were splashing around, while I was there rereading the book, checking the difference between the first and second director.
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Illustrated in collage by Javaka Steptoe, who won the 2017 Caldecott Medal for "Radiant Child," the book is a celebration of the joy felt by a group of children splashing among raindrops and the delicious comfort found in sheltering from the storm when thunder and lightning begin.
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Despite being dark and at times wildly violent, the show (developed by Steve Blackman from the Dark Horse Comics) has an irreverent, playful vibe, cleverly using music and songs to set the mood, while employing ever-changing methods of splashing "Umbrella Academy" across the opening titles.
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The surprisingly short sentence follows a dizzying fall from grace for 69-year-old Manafort, whose once-opulent lifestyle involved splashing out millions on seven homes, manicured lawns, flashy suits, jackets made of rare animal skins, and high-end cars, according to evidence presented at his trial.
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Bay wants to spend 140 minutes splashing around in what has since become one of the most politicized and heavily litigated incidents of the Obama administration, all while somehow avoiding, or more often simply ignoring, the points of still-roiling controversy that litter the real-life events.
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Kim Kardashian West has publicly battled chronic psoriasis since 2010, and has proven that she's willing to try almost anything to treat the side effects — from medical-grade cortisone injections, to bottling up Costa Rican spring water, to stealing Kourtney's breast milk and splashing it onto her legs.
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Since she began struggling with the condition in 2010, she's repeatedly spoken out about the numerous treatments she's tried to calm the rashes, which have ranged from medical-grade cortisone injections, to bottling up Costa Rican spring water, to stealing Kourtney's breast milk and splashing it onto her legs.
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Prosecutors told a judge this week they're sifting through the data of more than 50 bank accounts in the case against Giuliani's associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who've been accused, alongside two others, of attempting to buy political influence by splashing out on illegal GOP campaign donations.
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I uploaded a handful of scanned photos from a vacation I took as a child, and Alexa told me a story about my summer on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, visiting the historic and tiny Salvo Post Office, splashing in the ocean, and picking flowers for mom.
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The present is an utterly terrifying place to exist within which is why most of us subsume ourselves in the shallow waters of memory, splashing about in the rock pools of that which has already happened, or tip-toeing through the ephemeral foam of daydreams of the near future.
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There was a little ocean swimming, a little futbol and Tom swinging little Vivian around -- y'know, typical OTA-type stuff for the Patriots G.O.A.T. Don't feel bad for Gisele ... she seemed to be having fun splashing around at her modeling shoot -- and Tom eventually showed up for moral support.
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By early Saturday evening, Miami Beach police began deterring large groups from Lummus Park and clearing the most popular stretches of South Beach, which because of school closings and extended spring breaks had seen more visitors soaking up rays and splashing about in the Atlantic, the city said.
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"O Peixe" nonetheless presents a rich, understated soundscape: the rhythmic splashing of water against boat, the gentle swooshing of the breeze, the percussive flapping of the fish against the wooden floor of the boat, the roughness of the fishermen's fingers against the fish's scales, and, almost imperceptibly, their breath.
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In Sunday's second race, Team New Zealand never once dropped off its foils from start to finish, keeping the friction and fuss to a minimum as Spithill and his veteran crew kept splashing down in their wake, and even incurred their latest penalty for sailing outside the course.
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"I started to call out and splash to try and get the attention of my friend but after five minutes it was clear I was on my own ... I had been splashing and screaming for some time and my heart rate was sky high," he wrote in the post.
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The story develops an increasing, harrowing tragedy as it contrasts scenes like the young girl making "rice balls" out of mud with small moments of joy, like shaking the last piece of candy out of a tin or her brother delighting her by splashing her in the bath.
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But the rinse-off experience is so thoughtful: Instead of scrubbing away at a dried paste or splashing gobs of water around in order to remove a filmy layer from the skin, the mask emulsifies with a touch of H20 and is made to be massaged off like a cleanser.
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All of this sport's best players routinely get the next contract ironed out before the current one expires; when they don't—like Steven Stamkos in Tampa Bay, for example—they are at the very least looking longingly at the waters they want to test, if not imagining splashing around in them.
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Consider, for instance, the cherub-studded fountain in the middle of the Camellón de los Mártires plaza, where a man was dunking his feet and washing his flip-flops—and where, five minutes later, I found another man splashing his face in the same water and lapping up every other handful.
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Turn in its direction and where you expect to see yet another string of dazzling shops, you find instead that the wall has fallen away and in its place is an opening to another world: that massive waterfall splashing through a garden, a fine mist spraying up from the valley below.
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While it's all fine and good for your little swimmer to look lovely while splashing in the pool or playing on the sand, it's much more important that he or she is protected against the sun and enjoys an easy range of motion for swimming, treading, wading, and playing out of the water.
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CALIFORNIA PATROL OFFICER RESCUES FAWN FROM CARR FIRE Earlier this week, police in the Township of Hamilton reported responding to a call from a citizen who woke up to find the deer splashing around in the in-ground pool, and helping to safely extract the animal before sending it back into the wilderness.
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The Italian gossip magazines, filled during Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's tenure with pictures of him donning bandannas in Sardinia, have had to content themselves with images of Mr. Berlusconi's ex-wife in a boat and Mr. Berlusconi's ex-minister of Equal Opportunities, a former Miss Italy, splashing on the beach with a politician.
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A 34-year-old Colorado man was sentenced on Tuesday to life in prison plus 21 years following his conviction in late April for splashing his girlfriend with gasoline and burning her to death in front of her two sons while the four of them were on a camping trip in 153, PEOPLE confirms.
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Kusong has been the site of North Korean missile tests in the past, including a May test of a KN-17 intermediate range missile which traveled almost 500 miles before splashing down in the Sea of Japan/East Sea, hitting the water about 60 miles from Vladivostok in eastern Russia, according to US officials.
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"Key things for a good sauna are that it's wood heated, it has a big enough stove and it has enough fresh air," says Eemeli Nurminen, general manager of the sleek, architecturally striking Loyly, named for the untranslatable Finnish word which encapsulates the sound, heat and moisture of splashing water on a hot stove.
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The stuff with outer space and working in the cloud tank where we were making all these crazy mixtures and we have hundreds of hours of dye and inks splashing around in super slow motion in these tanks: You really never know what you're going to get when you start mixing up these crazy potions.
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Last month, Bejder, director of the Marine Mammal Research Program (MMRP) at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa, was filming humpback whales off the coast of Maui when he received an urgent call from a local tour operator, who was concerned after seeing frantic splashing and commotion in the water, followed by the appearance of blood.
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From here you can access the items you've collected from Pokéstops, view your current squad of Pokémon, explore your Pokédex (an encyclopedia of all the Pokémon you've seen and caught), or buy some coins at the shop (this is the in-game currency that allows you to buy additional items, if you feel like splashing out on some extras).
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To see stories on Australia's budget, double click in the brackets: Budget seen splashing cash in bid for votes Australia to boost national security funding Gov't to boost rural spending in pre-election budget Home prices fall in March, pace of decline slows RBA confident on jobs data, eyes tax take Bank funding pressures ease, will rate cuts follow?
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" — artist A. Y. Jackson on Prudence Heward, Canadian painter "The sounds of A are wide and spacious, The sounds of E are haughty and agile, The sounds of U are like an empty pipe, The sounds of O like a hump curvaceous, The sounds of Ye are of splashing shallows, The family of vowels I've laughingly reviewed.
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Created by French digital artist and interactive developer Vincent Houzé, the projection is gigantic like Superconductor's geology-influenced morphing CG animation Earthworks, featuring a water-like digital fluid pouring from the top of the screen, splashing upward, or even rippling in suspended motion and various shapes, propelled along by internal data which can be temporarily disrupted by audience members.
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An act that involves diving through hoops is done on a giant treadmill placed on a turntable; a waterfall splashing down the center of the stage is beautiful on its own, but its spouts can also be orchestrated at such a minute level that it's as if some demigod hiding in the rafters is shaping the liquid.
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I walked up El-Malek El-Saleh Street, observing the daily life of the city: Kids splashing in the Nile, daring others to jump off a small footbridge; the harsh clang of metal plates that signaled the coming of a tamarind juice peddler (I paid a few pounds for a glass of the tasty but exceedingly sweet nectar).
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Data from research firm Pitchbook indicates that DST Global, Rocket Internet and Index Ventures have closed larger funds in the past, but Atomico explains these all fall into the category of growth-stage or corporate VC. Atomico's new fund has already started splashing the cash, with investments in urban farming tech firm Infarm and biotech upstart Healx.
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Though she wore a Marie Antoinette-worthy Dior gown to her wedding, the first lady has, since the campaign began, favored a look that is less informed by the décor of Versailles and President Trump's penchant for splashing his name in large gold letters on everything than by a preference for the understated and sleek, albeit in bright colors.
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The Kennedy campaign organized an equally impressive delegate tracking operation, hoping to convince delegates that they could abandon Carter and vote for him... ...As the preconvention campaign mounted in intensity, Kennedy forces dubbed Rule F3(C) "the robot rule" — splashing the slogan "free the delegates" across posters and buttons and printing pictures of a robot with a red slash across it.
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Which seems like a good thing, since you have your choice of scoring the skin-care hero on the cheap or splashing out on a luxe formulation, but it also begs the question: What's the difference between a salicylic acid product that costs a quarter of your rent and one you can buy with quarters gathered from your coat pockets?
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Skincare, for all its status symbols and capitalist exaggerations, is an industry that can have real medical implications for people who buy in — whether it's creating tears in their faces with walnut powder or facilitating painful acne because an "expert" made them think splashing water over a dabbed-on layer of soap is the same thing as washing their face.
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It's been seen on stars including, clockwise from top left, Khloé Kardashian on vacation in Mexico (giving us a full view into the fully lasered bod she boasted about on her app); Emily Ratajkowski relaxing in Malibu; Kendall Jenner indulging in a yacht trip in St. Bart's; Selena Gomez splashing in the surf in Miami; and Kylie Jenner doing her thing in Mexico.
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Read more:An Instagram influencer couple are being criticized for crudely splashing themselves with holy water while visiting a temple in Bali15 destinations Instagram has helped ruinDisappointing, behind-the-scenes photos show what it's really like to be an Instagram influencerA woman recreates Instagram influencer's photos to show what life is really like — and the side-by-side photos are hilarious
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The art market is in a particularly weird place right now, between the doomsday scenario of the art bubble exploding in our face, the stock market collapsing, the interest rate shooting up, and the emerging economies being annihilated on the one hand, and on the other hand the reports of collectors splashing record amounts of money on Pollocks and de Koonings.
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The change didn't have anything to do with embargoes per se; it came out of concerns from Franz Ingelfinger, the editor of the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), that a lot of researchers were seeking publicity of their work in the media before it was peer-reviewed and published — selling a cancer cure by splashing it on the front page of a big newspaper, for instance.
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He called the building a "medical instrument" and custom-designed every detail: Latches that wouldn't catch on doctors' lab-coat sleeves replaced ordinary doorknobs, plywood wardrobes were raised off the floor for easier cleaning, washbasins were designed to reduce splashing noises so consumptive roommates wouldn't be wakened from their mandated rests, radiant heat panels in the ceiling minimized drafts and balconies were oriented for optimal sun exposure.
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Far from splashing the cash men shopping for figurines in a Japanese comic store were far less likely to purchase if they saw an attractive face behind the till, with 57 per cent of a sample group of 164 men less inclined to engage conversation in such circumstances, with conversations limited to no more than 90 seconds even for those who could muster the courage.
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It was the year that Sports Illustrated declared Serena its Sportsperson of the Year, splashing its cover with a photo of her -- the first solo shot of a woman doing the honors in over 30 years -- splayed on a golden throne dressed in a long-sleeved black lacy leotard and stilettos, her legs the star attraction, her steely eyes asking anyone who dares take a peek: Any questions?
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Replying would have felt fresh and new, while bedtime felt old and stale, although it has grown far less demanding of late, with no more reading out loud and no more splashing baths, many of which I spent answering emails, which was fine, because there were so many bedtimes and so many baths, so very, very many of them, until suddenly there weren't, although there were still a lot of emails.
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