One ship sinking quickly, the other staying afloat through two winters.
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And it's going to be hard enough staying afloat in 2018.
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You are so busy staying afloat you can't do something like that.
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It can make the difference between real progress and just staying afloat.
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The IRS may begin to wonder how your business is staying afloat.
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So far, Urban Outfitters is staying afloat despite the various challenges it faces.
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At the time you said you were staying afloat with the Future stuff.
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It can be about anything: fashion, love, staying afloat in our terrifying political climate, whatever!
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Steffens added that many media companies are stressed financially, and staying afloat is considered a success.
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Staying afloat Still, major chains with good cash flow should be able to stay in business.
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For those same women, an unintended pregnancy can mean the difference between staying afloat and going under.
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It wasn't that I was just staying afloat; I was just fulfilling my job as a producer.
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It was easy to feel like I was staying afloat for the first few weeks of January.
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The firm is staying afloat thanks largely to its vibrant aerospace arm and its strong health-care division.
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O.J. Simpson depicts a nation that's circling the drain but never quite going down it, improbably staying afloat.
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The problem facing WBGO, really, is nothing less than honoring the roots of jazz while staying afloat financially.
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There is no differentiation from digitally native companies producing content or legacy media companies staying afloat with digital strategies.
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Dr. Cummins said the filaments make the pappus four times as efficient at staying afloat as a simple flat disc.
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Why it matters: Hospitals say they're having trouble staying afloat because insurance programs, namely Medicare and Medicaid, aren't paying them enough.
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He said the board's decision to suspend its dividend because of the coronavirus also indicated the company's commitment to staying afloat.
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Bust is a rarity, having kept its cult following while staying afloat in a media sea of bankruptcies, mergers and buyouts.
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Once the boats take on too much water, the N.T.S.B. found at the time, they have a hard time staying afloat.
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With a global glut driving down prices, many are losing money and are staying afloat by selling assets and taking on debt.
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Boss said he sees those winners pursuing two aspects that he believes are key to staying afloat during the rise of e-commerce.
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Cramer argued that by pooling their resources, particularly if sales are declining, some consumer packaged goods names could restore hope of staying afloat.
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But for many, staying afloat financially is a lesser-known hurdle as they ski, skate, jump, flip and twirl their way to gold.
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It is usually a time of celebration, but many business owners are barely staying afloat and say that no-one is buying their goods.
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Even under the tutelage of experts like Greg Jackson and Mike Winkeljohn, his staying afloat amongst the sharks of the featherweight deep seems very unlikely.
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But at the end of the investigation, what stays with me is this strange, amorphous business somehow staying afloat despite scammers and spammers and giant competitors.
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After her single mother loses her job, Brianna become more focused on her family staying afloat in Garden Heights than on getting out of Garden Heights.
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Telefone poses as Noname's makeshift diary entry, making sure her listeners know that's she's dedicated to staying afloat, regardless of everything that's happened in her life.
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Sears Holdings filed for bankruptcy protection early Monday after years of staying afloat through financial maneuvering and relying on billions of CEO Eddie Lampert's own money.
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These weren't frivolous, purely-for-the-aesthetics accessories — the pieces are meant to represent the idea of surviving and staying afloat in a tumultuous political environment.
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Yet, winning (read: making money, thereby staying afloat) relies on a company's growth and trust in its ability to grow further—neither of which is happening.
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The New York City restaurateur's perennial lament — that staying afloat is tougher here than anywhere else in the country — grows louder each time another restaurant closes.
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But farmers, a politically important group for Trump, are staying afloat -- largely thanks to Trump's bailout -- and that's keeping some on board with Trump's trade war.
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Instead, it's about staying afloat in capitalism and embracing the "lean-in" feminist culture that contributes to the wealth gap She Stacks is claiming to combat.
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By my second year, I had gotten a couple of raises and was able to adjust my financial goals from "staying afloat" to actually saving and investing.
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But businesses and workers are stepping up to the challenge of staying afloat during a pandemic and finding new — and often creative — ways to continue making money.
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Of course, that relies on Dot staying afloat in a market that not only has the huge incumbent player, but also has seen companies come and go.
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The UK is also a major supplier; without huge (and allegedly corrupt) British arms sales to Saudi Arabia, the British weapons industry would have had trouble staying afloat.
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Get clear on what you're aiming for, whether it's a big-picture career goal or a short-term goal of staying afloat (while actively seeking other job prospects).
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If the Trump administration fails to clinch a deal with Beijing soon to end the trade dispute, she says, her operation may have a hard time staying afloat.
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The stay-at-home economy is undoubtedly flourishing, so Cramer turned to one of its biggest benefactors to see how it is staying afloat: online food delivery giant Grubhub.
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Speaking to health insurance executives in Washington, Burwell stressed that the White House is listening to insurers as some of them worry about staying afloat in the ObamaCare business.
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It is a story playing out across Silicon Valley, where restaurateurs say that staying afloat is a daily battle with rising rents, high local fees and acute labor shortages.
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You're already operating on a shoestring budget, but you're staying afloat thanks to loyal moviegoers and families who see your cinema as a place for discovery, community, and delight.
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"It's not that surprising that so many freelance businesses go under, when many freelancers don't think about staying afloat," wrote freelance writer Rajiv Sighamony in a 2017 blog post.
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The stay-at-home economy is undoubtedly flourishing, so Jim Cramer turned to one of its biggest benefactors to see how it is staying afloat: online food delivery giant Grubhub.
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He began swimming out further into the lake, which dips to the mid-50s even in the summer time, when he started having trouble staying afloat and began to drown.
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Various sectors of corporate America — airlines, cruise ships, hotels, restaurants and small businesses — are all lobbying for help staying afloat while the economy goes into stasis because of the outbreak.
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Finally, children who lost everything, but still had an anchoring adult in their lives, experienced what the researchers called a "fluctuating equilibrium," staying afloat but struggling with depression or anxiety.
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JPMorgan retail analyst Matthew Boss sees the rare winners of brick-and-mortar retail pursuing two aspects that he believes are key to staying afloat during the rise of e-commerce.
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It can be seen in the faces of his many fans: a need to make sense of an increasingly chaotic world, and a growing insecurity about navigating it and staying afloat.
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David Kostin, Goldman's chief US equity strategist, has a comprehensive financial metric to find the companies with the best chance of staying afloat as the economy stalls and spending dries up.
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HHS recently announced a plan to help stabilize the risk-sharing pool and hosted a conference in Washington to help share "success stories" for companies that are staying afloat under the law.
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Small companies would try to find ways of staying afloat and to reassure their employees that help is on its way — and the defense supply chain, though hardly robust, would not disintegrate.
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But the entire VR entertainment industry is working through a rough patch, and it's not surprising that a VR camera company with a history of rocky product launches might have trouble staying afloat.
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But after her mother loses her job and material pressures close in around her, Brianna become more focused on her family staying afloat in Garden Heights than on getting out of Garden Heights.
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Both managed to steer quickly past the familiar story of the widow left financially vulnerable when her husband dies, though, by setting their intentions on not only staying afloat independently, but also prospering.
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The Blue Jays are staying afloat as they await the return of Josh Donaldson and Troy Tulowitzki, so it won't be all doom and gloom as we open up this week's edition of the mailbag.
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The vision, determination, stamina, hope, relentlessness, and sheer work that are involved in staying afloat, much less succeeding, are the same whether you are running a window on 47th Street or Miramax Films or Microsoft.
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When I moved to New York City two years ago on an intern's salary, my priority was staying afloat: making sure more money was coming in than going out, even if I was netting just $20 a month.
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As he looks at the kite, getting yanked to and fro by the wind, his mind will naturally drift to his broader life, like that kite up there, staying afloat only by the providence of his tremendous control.
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For eager newcomers trying to hustle a life in New York City, there are certain time-honored means of staying afloat: foaming lattes as a barista, selling books at the Strand, or shepherding spaniels as a paid dog walker.
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I wrote about it at the time, when I worked for the Washington Post: Oncologists say the reduced funding, which took effect for Medicare on April 1, makes it impossible to administer expensive chemotherapy drugs while staying afloat financially.
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All images courtesy of the artist A pineapple in a clear blue pool, staying afloat thanks to a red and white lifesaver shouldn't really make any sense, but in the oeuvre of photographer Paloma Rincón, it feels just right.
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In the last week, federal health officials have already announced a plan to help stabilize the risk-sharing pool and hosted a conference in Washington, D.C., to help share "success stories" for companies that are staying afloat under the law.
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But even as stay-at-home and e-commerce stocks thrive, Cramer noticed names like Marriott, Wyndham, CBS, and 21st Century Fox staying afloat as their executives buy back stock not because they are saving face, but because they believe in their continued success, Cramer said.
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I got a few great shots, but everything had a blueish-green cast to it — a problem I anticipated but didn't do anything to prevent, because it usually involves buying separate filters that go over your camera's lens, and also because I was more focused on staying afloat.
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And Klobuchar, who is languishing in the polls but is staying afloat on the strength of her sharp debate performances, launched cutting attacks against Buttigieg, knowing that she has to get around the upstart mayor in Iowa if she's to stay in the race for the long haul.
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Except it won't be the Stephen Kings and the John Grishams who are at the top, it will be the musicians willing to view their own music as "content" and create songs that appeal to algorithms first and people second, comfortably staying afloat through sheer volume even as royalty rates dwindle.
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Anaheim remains the only NHL team that doesn't average at least two goals (1.98), but it is staying afloat with one of the stingiest defenses in the league, and the NHL's top penalty-killing unit (89.1 percent) has permitted only two power-play goals in 37 chances over the last 11 contests.
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"Staying afloat in a chaotic world: a conversation with Ray Young Bear." Callaloo 17.1 (1994): 205+. Literature Resource Center. Web. 23 May 2016.
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It was later revealed that Jane is pregnant with her husband's child. Her husband is also revealed to be alive. Once Jane finds out, she ends her relationship with Liam. With the bar having trouble staying afloat, Liam takes a modeling job.
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"I came out of it with better reviews than anyone else," added Reynolds. "But that's like staying afloat longer than anybody else when the Titanic sunk. I still drowned."'I'm a Star in Spite of My Movies': Burt Reynolds By ROBERT LINDSEY. New York Times 15 Jan 1978: D11.
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Sawyer Brown is the self-titled debut album of American country music band Sawyer Brown. It features the singles "Leona" (#16 on Hot Country Songs), "Step That Step" (their first #1), and "Used to Blue" (#3). "Staying Afloat" was first recorded two years earlier by The Oak Ridge Boys on their album, Step on Out.
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Dolphins surfing In water, staying afloat is possible using buoyancy. If an animal's body is less dense than water, it can stay afloat. This requires little energy to maintain a vertical position, but requires more energy for locomotion in the horizontal plane compared to less buoyant animals. The drag encountered in water is much greater than in air.
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In the U.S., the annual footwear industry revenue was $48 billion in 2012. There are about 29,000 shoe stores in the U.S. and the shoe industry employs about 189,000 people. Due to rising imports, these numbers are also declining. The only way of staying afloat in the shoe market is to establish a presence in niche markets.
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Drowning confirmed the defendant's innocence, while staying afloat confirmed the guilty status and the defendant was then put to death. The trial by fire in this text is not referring to an actual ordeal, but simply a test for Käthchen. She passes this test when she returns safely from the burning Thurneck Castle with the help of an angel.Grathoff, Dirk.
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Several persons complained that they could not hold onto the cushions or that the cushions did not keep them afloat. Some clung to pilings under the deck and floating debris. Some passengers also swallowed fuel that was on the water surface. Several complained that waves from boats and downwash from a rescue helicopter hampered staying afloat with their heads out of the water.
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By 12 January her channels were nearly level with the sea and a decision was made to abandon ship. The life boats were swamped as soon as launched, with only one craft staying afloat. Nineteen people escaped on the life boat, only three of whom were passengers. When the boat was a hundred yards away from the ship, the London went down, stern first.
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Here We Go Again (1973).From top: Dick Gautier, Nita Talbot, Larry Hagman and Diane Baker. Hagman starred in two short-lived series in the 1970s, The Good Life (1971-1972) and Here We Go Again (1973). In 1993, Hagman starred in Staying Afloat as a down-on-his-luck former millionaire who agrees to work undercover with the FBI to maintain his playboy lifestyle.
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Three managed to survive by staying afloat by clinging onto the casket that carried John Brown. Eventually they reached a small island called Gull Island (now known as Parcher Island) and built a fire using the debris and wreckage that had washed ashore. It was reported worldwide at the time by Ripley's Believe it or Not. This tragedy marked the worst inland maritime disaster in Canadian history at the time.
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He flees and resorts to performing as a mentalist at increasingly shoddy venues, barely evading the men Grindle continually sends after him. Eventually he becomes a hobo, staying afloat by giving Tarot readings and selling horoscopes. He descends into alcoholism and depression when he discovers through a newspaper article that Lilith has wed Grindle. His life in shambles, Stan finds a carnival owner and asks to join the sideshow as a palm reader.
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On Thursday 11 February 1904, the Russian minelayer started to mine the entrance to Port Arthur. One of the mines washed up against the ship's rudder, exploded and caused the ship to sink, with loss of 120 of the ship's complement of 200. Yenisei also sank with the only map indicating the position of the mines. The , sent to investigate the accident, also struck a mine and was abandoned, although staying afloat.
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When Lt. Neilson reached shore he said he was exhausted and collapsed. On awakening the next morning, he saw the bodies of Bill and Corp. Fitzmaurice which had washed ashore. Upon examing the body of Bill carefully, he noticed quite a few bruises which obviously hindered Bill from swimming and staying afloat, but apparently he became exhausted while still in the water and no doubt drowning was the cause of his death.
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Chef Yeung Koon-yat and some business partners established the Forum by 1974. It had not been officially registered as a business until 1977, as the partners individually left until Yeung was the sole owner and chef. Originally serving comfort food, the restaurant struggled initially with staying afloat. Realizing that a signature dish would make the Forum stand out from its competition, Yeung decided to become an expert in preparing one item.
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The year was one of intense activity for the Italian torpedo bombers.Neulen 2000, p. 52. In April many successes were recorded by SM.79s of the 281a and 280a Squadriglie. They sank two merchant ships, heavily damaged the British cruiser (rendering her out of service for nine months) and later also sank the F-class destroyer . However, one SM.79 was shot down north west of Gozo on 3 June, landing in the sea and staying afloat for some time.
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She encounters ancestors through nature with their "rich dark root fingers," showing appreciation for her heritage. At the end of the poem, she has found secret strength through staying afloat: > though i shivered > was wet with cold > and wanted to sink down > and float as water, yea-- > i can tell you. > i have shaken rivers > out of my eyes. > Estella M. Sales concludes that, in this poem, Rodgers "comes to recognize ... her own inner voice, her ancestral rootedness, her Christian faith, and her parental support".
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Look out Miller! > New Matt's Light is a giant killer > With taste that's great and body surprising > Look out you guys—a new sun is arising. > > We're not very big compared to you > But we love our beer and know how to brew— > A great light beer—with malt and hops > Shove over guys—your monopoly stops Competition with larger brewers, within the context of staying afloat in a Rust Belt city such as Utica, was a continual theme for the Matt Brewery throughout the 1980s.
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Mr. Kim speaks to Eli in Korean and Eli replies primarily in English, and occasionally in Korean. On April 29, 1992, the news of the day is focused on the pending Rodney King assault verdict. Kamilla ditches school and heads to the shoe store; Eli stresses about the store staying afloat, while Daniel tries to have a good time, often disregarding the customers while dreaming of becoming a recording artist. As the day passes, the verdict from the trial is read on the news, acquitting the officers for the beating of King.
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It is further adhered to the float with more mucus to ensure it is secure. This bubble making process has been timed and it took one organism of the Janthina genera about a minute to completely form one bubble (Wilson and Wilson, 1956, 300). This mechanism of staying afloat is almost entirely unique to the Janthina genera, with the one exception being the Recluzia. Janthina globosa is not restricted to living in the open ocean; they can also live in enclosed bays if the weather conditions allow them to.
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However, the ability to perform useful work like staying afloat declines substantially after ten minutes as the body protectively cuts off blood flow to "non-essential" muscles. The diving reflex is a response to immersion that overrides the basic homeostatic reflexes, and which is found in all air- breathing vertebrates. It optimizes respiration by preferentially distributing oxygen stores to the heart and brain which allows staying underwater for extended periods of time. It is exhibited strongly in aquatic mammals (seals, otters, dolphins, muskrats), but exists in other mammals, including humans.
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The blue laws, combined with general issues related to The Great Depression, were among the reasons the Yellow Jackets failed despite winning the NFL champsionship in 1926. The first meeting between the teams was on November 19, with the Eagles winning, 25–6. The two teams would struggle their first decade in the NFL both on the field and financially, with the Steelers staying afloat mostly due to team founder Art Rooney's gambling habits. Eventually, in late 1940 Rooney sold the Steelers to Alexis Thompson, a 26-year-old steel heir from Boston frequently described in the press as "a well-heeled New York City playboy".
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Retrieved on March, 2004. and the Canada Council Art Bank. Solo exhibitions include Opener, Simon Patrich Gallery 2004, The Art of Staying Afloat, Gallery O Contemporary 2007, Water Born, Petley Jones Gallery 2012 Accompanied with the limited edition publication, Water Born , Solitudes Petley Jones Gallery 2014 , and recently at a public art museum with The Ripple Effect, The Reach Gallery Museum 2016. Her work has been included in group exhibitions in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Toronto, and New York and featured in Identity, TEDx Vancouver Art Exhibition Alcock-White donates art to non-profit organisations including Shanti Uganda, Vancouver Aquarium, Art for life, and the David Suzuki Foundation.
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He cited the expense of the time taken for long journeys to see patients who could not be accommodated due to lack of space at the mission and the fact that sometimes patients even had to sleep in the horse's stable. The mission then began accepting payment for medical care at the request of one of the Egba chiefs who wanted to ensure that the Egba people would receive proper care. The funds were a considerable help since the mission was barely staying afloat, and the financial boost allowed Coquard's hospital to be approved. Even with all the financial support from Europe as well, they still lacked the capital to actually complete the hospital.
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The widespread flooding across the United Kingdom in June and July 2007 prompted a number of inquiries by several organisations into government policy on flood risk management both at a planning stage and during the event. ADA has assisted in a number of these including the Pitt ReviewPitt Report Website chaired by Sir Michael Pitt, the Efra Flooding Report and Audit Commission report 'Staying Afloat'. ADA responded to these consultations through stakeholder meetings, formal oral evidence sessions and written responses after seeking the views of its members. ADA's response included a call for an enhanced and expanded role for internal drainage boards, increased watercourse maintenance and the provision of more flood risk management engineers.
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Given the heavy losses of 1973, AHRA needed re-financing and went for it in 1974. Since 1970 the younger Tice had headed his father's Motorsports Cuisine, a concessions business that he operated at most of the AHRA national event sites and at other venues. The senior Tice sold his company for a million dollars and with that money and some other financing, he and his son got the organization in running order again. And the organization needed the infusion, because NHRA and IHRA were starting to distance themselves from AHRA with the big financial assists they got from Winston. AHRA's method for staying afloat in its last 10 years of existence was its continued practice of buying in the race stars.
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On their way there, they meet and decide to rob the Straw Hat Pirates, who, still lacking a cook, are close to starvation. A short fight ensues, during which Luffy, Zoro, and Tobio, a boy who ran away from home to become part of Woonan's crew, are separated from the other Straw Hats and their ship, staying afloat on the shattered remains of what at some point was a boat. Following the scent of food, they quickly arrive at a floating oden bar, run by Tobio's grandfather, Ganzo. El Drago and his crew land on Woonan's island, where they encounter Usopp, who, to evade being killed, convinces them that he is a professional treasure hunter, offers them his help, and using their map, starts leading them around.
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In an interview by Car and Driver in 2015, when asked the readiness of Sakti3’s batteries for automotive applications, Dr. Ann Marie Sastry responded that Sakti3 would first go to markets where their batteries can meet regulatory standards for the products and pointed out that durability standards for batteries in automotive applications are very different from phones or vacuums. The company has been praised for staying afloat and ultimately being acquired in a well-documented acquisition, amidst an intense period of bankruptcies in cleantech. It has been pointed out that it takes a decade to invent a new hardware technology, and more than another decade for the invention to reach the hands of consumers. It took James Dyson 15 years and 5,127 attempts to perfect his flagship vacuum.
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Episodes showcased real estate listings starting from the beginning of the selling process to close. Season 2 premiered on August 5, 2008, almost two years after the prior season. The format of the program changed, focusing on specific agents as opposed to real estate companies. The season featured three Los Angeles real estate agents, Josh Flagg, Madison Hildebrand and Chad Rogers. Season 3 of Million Dollar Listing premiered on October 12, 2009 and examines the falling real estate market and the three agents' tactics in staying afloat. The fourth season premiered on February 3, 2011 and featured agents Josh Flagg, Madison Hildebrand and a new agent, Josh Altman replacing Chad Rogers. The show title was officially changed to Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles after the premiere of Million Dollar Listing New York, with the fifth-season premiere on June 6, 2012. Season 6 premiered on August 7, 2013 and averaged 1.3 million total viewers, compared to season five which averaged over 1 million total viewers.
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