On a personal note, my bathtub is short, so I am forced to choose between submerging the top half of my body or submerging the bottom half.
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Imagine taking a deep breath then submerging yourself in water.
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Underpasses throughout the city became instant lakes, completely submerging vehicles.
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I slowly swiped it on, submerging myself back into civilization.
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SUBMERGING IN EMERGING Even emerging markets debt is following the trend.
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Sometimes submerging in details is a way to avoid uncomfortable facts.
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The other is cleaned by submerging the sand in very hot water.
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Submerging their ideological differences, they formed a coalition, called the Joint List.
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The craft is also capable of righting itself after capsizing and submerging.
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The craft was also capable of righting itself after capsizing and submerging.
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At the end of X-Men 2, she sacrificed herself, submerging herself under water.
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He contemplated that water would eventually erode mountains, submerging the entire planet under water.
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Weinberg sometimes had the impression that Hammons was submerging his identity in Matta-Clark's.
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In the second scene in the leaked video, the dog is seen submerging underwater.
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Shortly after submerging, the whale released Rainer, who swam back up to the water's surface.
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The process involves floating paint on top of another, heavier liquid and submerging the object.
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Floodwaters have risen to 12 feet (3.6 meters), submerging houses in parts of the island.
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In the footage, high waves are seen completely submerging houses in water and destroying buildings.
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Let cool and refrigerate, before fully submerging the chicken in brine for 12 hours. 3.
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Water covered streets and nearly topped bridges, submerging homes and neighborhoods in feet of floodwater.
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They go to Lake Tahoe to practice hyperventilating and submerging themselves in freezing-cold water.
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First on the agenda, fittingly for a meeting in this slowly submerging city, is climate change.
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The final shot of the video shows Keys plunging into deep water, fully submerging her body.
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The show wastes no time submerging you completely in the deep, dark waters of its world.
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Back in 1910, the Seine rose to 28 feet, submerging the City of Lights for two months.
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Hurricane Ivan struck Grand Cayman in September 2004, flooding the island, submerging homes and knocking out power.
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The Category 20303 storm killed an estimated 20180 people after completely submerging villages across the three countries.
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Dry-clean only clothing is dangerous, because some techniques for stain removal require submerging clothing in water.
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One homebrewer sent a sample of yeast collected after submerging a bee in wort, which is unfermented beer.
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Moderator Rachel Maddow also asked Inslee about what he would do to prevent rising tides from submerging Miami.
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You should avoid submerging a Series 1 watch, but don&apost worry about wearing it in the rain.
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The company warned against using bleach, allowing moisture to get into openings or submerging iPhones in cleaning products.
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This spring has been a season of record-breaking floods across the Midwest, submerging farms, businesses and houses.
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Microsoft has even begun submerging them in the ocean to take advantage of power generated by tidal surges.
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A little over an hour later, the levee burst, submerging his home and sweeping away everything in it.
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About a minute into the video, the man appears to let out a whimper before submerging, fully, underwater.
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He can be seen walking into the water and submerging himself in the water before getting back out.
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Totten could add more than 11 feet of water to the oceans, submerging cities like New York and Miami.
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After submerging it in the sink it never quite worked right again so it's claims may be somewhat lofty.
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Could submerging myself in extreme cold help counteract my brain being on fire from thoughts of fiery climate-pocalypse?
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Submerging it in water could drown the speaker and microphone, which kept it off the wrists of serious swimmers.
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Or end with an amber sip of mocochinchi, made by submerging a globe of dehydrated peach in boiling water.
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Hughes have been submerging their feelings for so long they make "Remains of the Day" look like hard-core porn.
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Run the jeans under warm water before submerging them into the pot (you may need to fold them up tight!).
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An unnamed Louisiana storm in 2016, for instance, swamped towns in brown water, submerging vehicles and turning intersections into lakes.
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The practice of submerging political content in art, often to the point of invisibility, is common among young artists now.
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Make the salsa diabla: Rehydrate the chilies by submerging them in boiling water and allow to soak for 23 hours.
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The breach quickly grew, bringing erosion to villages that had previously been shielded from it, and submerging Doun Baba Dièye.
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TV footage showed damaged homes, shops and vehicles in Mirpur, where a breach at a main canal was submerging villages.
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To try and mitigate this, companies have experimented with moving facilities to near the Arctic Circle and even submerging servers underwater.
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Even though the battery pack on the Model S is sealed, submerging the vehicle could nonetheless cause complications, the site said.
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Two major rivers, the Buzi and the Pungue, burst their banks, submerging entire villages and leaving bodies floating in the water.
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Fully submerging photographic paper into moving bodies of water, Derges uses the moon and a flashlight to create her unique exposures.
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When her boyfriend's father began to take photos of Zarutskie floating amongst the sharks, he unwittingly captured the shark submerging her.
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He started submerging himself—the first time he must have done it for about five minutes before he came back up.
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Passengers who have barely had time for a last gasp of air before submerging are trapped, unable to see or breathe.
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The 1979 event set the record, with the river cresting at 43 feet, submerging a large area of Jackson, including downtown.
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Defrosting overnight is recommended before reheating for some dishes, but there are some possible shortcuts, like submerging the container in warm water.
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Day 3 Day three and I feel like I'm ready to take the plunge, quite literally, into the submerging sparkling-water dunk.
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Also hard-hit was neighboring Okayama prefecture, where a river embankment collapsed in Kurashiki city, submerging neighborhoods in one-story high floodwaters.
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Rob Booth (Houndstooth's A&R) really has had a lifetime of submerging himself with underground music, so little goes unnoticed with him.
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They've brought their food, their fashion, and the traditions of their homeland, submerging all of it in Israeli culture, transforming the neighborhood.
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Her daughter, Tessa Talarico, captured video of the storm, showing the winds whipping through the city and the water nearly submerging homes.
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But in the rainy season — in theory from July to November — the complex can fill with water, submerging many of its passageways.
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The massive and enchanting creatures lolled gently before snorting indignantly a few times and submerging; they seemed entirely unconcerned with us humans.
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No matter which product you choose, test a small amount on your child before submerging them in a bath full of bubbles.
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Steaming is superior Steaming in the microwave is preferable to submerging foods in water, which can result in a loss of nutrients.
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Heavy, unrelenting rain has hammered the state of Queensland, with floodwaters forcing people from their homes and submerging the city of Townsville.
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The effort grew more difficult as the animal appeared to become agitated and began submerging for longer periods of time, Milstein said.
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After they left, Gevarghese checked in on the property every day, watching as the swirling, filthy water rose inexorably, submerging their belongings.
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She had been standing just a few feet from the shore when the thin ice gave way, submerging her in the cold waters.
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Though Venetian residents have gotten used to wading through flooded streets, strong winds on Tuesday coincided with the high tide, submerging the city.
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Natick involved submerging a self-contained data centre underwater as a test case to see if submersible cloud computing is a viable technology.
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The secret to ice, Cipriani said, is to endure past hurt to numb (two minutes for him) before fully submerging for twenty seconds.
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Fitri, 18, told Kompas media she survived by submerging herself in a large tub of water used to clean equipment, along with four workers.
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Without suspending reality and submerging yourself into a television show's world, it's hard to imagine ever having fun in front of the small screen.
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Others were triggered by the fact that she "ruin[ed]" the saddle and stirrups by submerging the equipment in open water for a photo.
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Arkema would later tell the EPA that stormwater on the property had reached seven feet, submerging a six-foot fence topped by barbed wire.
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Mining companies scrape the laterite off planting areas, but farmers and residents say it is only pushed to the side, submerging parts of houses.
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The key problem was that people with the worm were submerging affected body parts into the same water sources that other people would drink.
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In The Muppet Christmas Carol, the flowing look of the Ghost of Christmas Past was achieved by submerging the puppet in a water tank. 7.
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By the end of the century, experts believe the sea levels could rise by four or five feet, submerging the Marshall Islands and The Tomb.
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Flooding rain raked the northern Queensland coast last week, before sweeping inland and submerging vast tracts of outback under record-breaking depths of muddy water.
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Years ago, the S-80 submarine suffered a major engineering setback: It was overweight and at risk of not being able to resurface after submerging.
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The storm surge inundated the Outer Banks' Ocracoke Island, cutting off power and submerging many homes and buildings, North Carolina Governor Ray Cooper told reporters.
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"Self Portrait in Ultramarine" begins with arpeggios that suggest church organs, submerging and resurfacing amid pools of whooshing pink noise while deeper bass tones loom.
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From a safe distance, she saw the burning flow rise to the roof of her house, submerging it completely with her son Jaime, 21, inside.
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Early concepts of operations foresaw subs scouting ahead of the battle fleet, then submerging below an enemy fleet to surface and attack it from behind.
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Have you ever thought about submerging a gothic, Victorian-era dress in the Dead Sea for, oh, several months and checking on it periodically, just because?
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It started with my heels: After submerging for five minutes, giant swaths of skin separated from my feet and came off with just the lightest tug.
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Do Not Stuff the Turkey Before Frying Officials with Butterball suggest cooking the turkey's stuffing separately rather than submerging it in oil along with the turkey.
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Flooding rain raked the Queensland coast at Townsville last week, before sweeping inland and submerging vast tracts of outback under record-breaking depths of muddy water.
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The ruptured spillway had flooded 85 villages, affecting more than 63,000 people and submerging a section of highway, the Global New Light of Myanmar newspaper said.
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He'd blanche the almonds himself, peeling the skin with his fingers, submerging them in a vat of cold water, and soaking them in his fridge overnight.
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Heavy rain has hammered southern, eastern and central parts of the country since last week, cutting off highways, destroying bridges and submerging vast swathes of land.
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The salon made a few maintenance recommendations: Wait for 24 to 48 hours before submerging your face in water to allow the extensions to fully adhere.
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The airport in Khorramabad was flooded, with images showing water submerging the runway and cutting the province's main air link to the rest of the country.
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The downpour has already caused severe flooding across the country, and in Paris, the river Seine burst its banks, submerging roads and walkways along the embankment.
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The banks of the River Seine in Paris burst on Saturday, after days of heavy rains and rising floodwaters, submerging parts of the city's bridges and sidewalks.
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A bit of stormwater splashes up onto the hood—then a lot of stormwater rolls towards the car, submerging Lambo to the top of its wheel wells.
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Flooding in the days after Cyclone Idai wrought the most death and destruction in central Mozambique, submerging entire villages, cutting areas off from aid and ruining crops.
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After days of ruinously heavy storms in southern Louisiana, rain-swollen rivers and creeks continued wreaking damage across the state, inundating neighborhoods and submerging roads and highways.
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During this time, guards will surely be concerned with the level of water, which has reached a spectacular height near the Eiffel Tower, submerging a small island.
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Still, it was interesting to learn that Marco Rubio doesn't care about climate change, considering he lives in a city that seems to be submerging rather rapidly.
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Emerging markets became submerging markets by last spring, with currencies falling across the board and the blame falling squarely on rising interest rates and a stronger dollar.
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A DIY blog post from August 2014 recommends modernizing thrift store paintings that are "a wee bit tacky" by partially submerging them in paint, frame and all.
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"By submerging Leah's dress in the Dead Sea, it is is transformed underwater as salt crystals gradually adhere to the fabric," a press release from Marlborough Contemporary reads.
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The city's streets have already turned into free-flowing rivers, fully submerging cars, leveling businesses and homes, and stranding thousands of people while killing at least five others.
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As the storm rages on, state and federal agencies are bracing for a public health fallout that will last months, carried by the floodwater currently submerging the city.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Only twice before since the launch of the euro has the tide of fast money lifting the single currency and submerging the dollar been this strong.
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Not while Patty and Bob fail to even cover up a murder with a classic ploy: submerging a car that doubles as criminal evidence in a nearby lake.
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The 185-meter Three Gorges Dam has been one of China's most expensive and most controversial engineering projects, submerging entire villages, displacing millions of people and disrupting ecosystems.
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The city's streets have turned into free-flowing rivers, fully submerging cars, leveling businesses and homes, and stranding thousands of people while reportedly killing at least five others.
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Like its predecessor, the Z2 Force Edition is water-repellent, but not water-resistant, which means it'll work in the rain, but submerging it is a no-no.
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The 185-metre Three Gorges Dam has been one of China's most expensive and most controversial engineering projects, submerging entire villages, displacing millions of people and disrupting ecosystems.
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Submerging myself in water — I usually float and just walk back and forth without actually swimming — is like a massage for the lymph system and great for recovery.
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Days of unrelenting heavy rains have transformed Northern California communities into islands, stranding thousands of residents and submerging their homes, shops, and schools under several feet of brown water.
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After a deluge of waste burst from the Brumadinho dam, ripping through a perilously located staff canteen and submerging a valley in mud, the company tried to respond quickly.
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In the days after Cyclone Idai, heavy inland rains prompted rivers in central Mozambique to burst their banks, submerging entire villages, cutting areas off from aid and ruining crops.
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Instead of pounding our dirty unmentionables on a rock, or submerging them in a mixture of skin-burning lye, we have shelves full of laundry detergents to choose from.
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Submerging myself in the hotel bathtub the night before with a moist, fragrant washcloth over my eyes had probably been a bad idea; it likely vexed my sensitive system.
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You can make a submarine disappear by submerging it in water, but if you're talking about the sandwich, you'll enjoy it a lot more if you just EAT it.
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The effort grew more difficult as the animal appeared to become agitated and began submerging for longer periods of time, and rescuers ultimately gave up for the day, Milstein said.
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If you know the feeling of needing to cry but not being able to, you will probably enjoy submerging yourself in this film which is just saturated with that feeling.
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Covering more than 10,000 square kilometers, the low-lying area is shrinking rapidly, with some of its islands submerging as local sea levels rise much faster than the global average.
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I am submerging myself in my confidence issues in order to look them in the eye and then cast them away, just as I am doing with these pink balls.
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Instead, Mr. Hanks is up to something more fascinating: submerging his own iconic humility in a humble man famous for, on one terrifying day, being extraordinarily good at his job.
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If sea levels continue to rise as projected, there could be a 16.4-foot increase in the next few centuries, submerging more than 32,000 archaeological sites, according to the researchers.
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If sea levels continue to rise as projected, there could be a 2628-foot increase in the next few centuries, submerging more than 28503,22019 archaeological sites, according to the researchers.
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After causing flooding and landslides in Nepal, three rivers are overflowing in northeastern India and submerging parts of the region, affecting the lives of more than 2 million, officials said Monday.
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Follow-up Daisy expanded on Devil and God, smoothed out the edges yet also threw itself off a cliff, submerging itself in an ocean of thought, at the bottom of everything.
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The trash-strewn floodwaters inundated whole city blocks, submerging parked cars and lapping at the walls of apartments and townhouses, as firefighters in inflatable boats ferried stranded residents to dry ground.
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It ran one spoof story on the government submerging an overweight politician in the Guri to raise waters, and joked that now Mars-like conditions make Venezuela ideal training for astronauts.
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" When the group enters his home state of Washington after a month of running, he realizes he is "submerging myself in pain … so that I may control the turmoil within me.
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In parts of Fukushima and Nagano prefectures, heavy rain caused rivers to flood their banks, submerging houses and rice paddies and forcing some people to climb onto their roofs for safety.
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Heavy rain caused rivers to flood their banks in parts of Fukushima and Nagano prefectures, submerging houses and rice paddies and forcing some people to climb onto their roofs for safety.
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In one particularly compelling video circulated widely online, a group of men struggle to rescue a woman and her dog trapped in a car that is rapidly submerging into the water.
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It struck just six weeks after Cyclone Idai destroyed the port city of Beira, further south, and brought deadly floods, submerging entire villages, vast swathes of land and 700,000 hectares of crops.
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More than 503,250 people were feared dead in Mozambique four days after a cyclone slammed into the country, submerging entire villages and leaving bodies floating in the floodwaters, the nation's president said.
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Earlier this week, for only the fifth recorded time in St. Mark's nine-century history, the water reached the marble floor inside, submerging the area around the altar of the Madonna Nicopeia.
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With floods submerging expanses of the Midwest and government scientists warning that this spring could bring a historic flood season in the United States, it's natural to ask why it is happening.
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As with any reinvention of tradition there was an artificiality to Gaullism, a deliberate submerging of many important controversies, a mythmaking about national "grandeur" that dodged as many questions as it answered.
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Despite decades spent submerging athletes in environments of negative body image and eating-disorder culture and contributing to a mental health crisis, very few coaches and administrators have been held to account.
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Blair's advice for those looking to fast track the process is to initially cover the grounds with hot water (before submerging with room temp) and then to let it brew for eight hours.
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She beat him regularly, put tar on him before submerging him in ice-cold water and forced him as a young boy to sleep naked beneath water that dripped through a leaking roof.
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Environment Minister Segolene Royal said the Seine had breached 6 meters (19 feet) in central Paris, submerging riverside roads, swamping small businesses on quaysides and forcing the closure of an underground commuter line.
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Taylor said the bodies were located on a 6-kilometer (593-mile) track of highway, where flood waters had created an inland ocean, submerging entire villages around a "densely populated" sugar cane plantation.
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"Rising Star" permits the reader to see that Obama's annoying tendency to cast himself as a mediator who channels the views of others — while submerging his own — grew out of a dysfunctional childhood.
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The German artist drenched an abandoned aquatics building with paint inspired by the sunset, with white, magenta, and red flowing over the tattered roof, down the brick walls, and submerging the surrounding cement.
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There are scenes in which the water is a cleansing agent, as when we see the character played by Jessica Allie washing herself in the shower, and Mutu submerging himself in a bathtub.
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He dips comfortably in and out of several music worlds—appearing on bills next to Code Orange and Turnstile one month and touring with Nothing,Nowhere the next—without fully submerging himself in any.
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You should still avoid submerging it, and to that end UE is now including a blow-up floaty in the box, so you can keep the Roll 2 nearby while relaxing in the pool.
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This sentiment is present in Llyn Foulkes' piece Studio: an assemblage photograph of the four walls of his studio in 1964; and Henry Taylor's Bath, which shows a woman submerging herself in a bathtub.
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So in the early 1900s, city officials looked further north and started building the much larger Catskill and Delaware water systems — an immense undertaking that involved relocating residents and cemeteries and submerging entire villages.
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Galhotra further dramatizes the extent of this pollution by focusing in on men in scuba suits attempting to cleanse the river by submerging white sheets in it, which results in the blackening of the sheets.
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TMZ broke the story, Maddie was riding in a Polaris Sunday when it flipped over into a pond, submerging her for 2 minutes as her mom and stepdad frantically tried to unfasten her seat belt.
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When I first learned that paper conservators treated some drawings and manuscripts by submerging them in water, I didn't quite believe it—assuming that any extensive contact with liquids spelled disaster for paper and ink.
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The lead track is a remix of Evanescence's alt rock classic "Bring Me To Life," taking the original's haunted narrative and submerging it further into tumultuous, depressive ambiance shot through with an agitated dembow beat.
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The Kosi has been a serious concern for both India and Nepal since it broke its banks in 2008 and changed course, submerging swathes of land and affecting more than two million people in Bihar.
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It's still unclear how much warming waters contributed to Harvey, but climate change likely played a part in submerging Texas neighborhoods in raging 53-foot high floods, making homes nearly impossible to reach by road.
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Parts of the city, home to nearly 10 million people, have sunk over 10 feet in the last few decades, and some areas are submerging at a rate of up to seven inches per year.
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Raccoons, or trash pandas, as they've been affectionately rechristened by the Internet, are not typically aquatic animals, unless you count that GIF of the one submerging himself in a bowl of food and pellets and milk.
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I went first with tap; running it until it reached it hottest possible point, submerging the lone egg, and covering it for a magical 15 minute period as I sat by eagerly awaiting the magical results.
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Working from mug shots, the artist painted a series of devotional portraits of 65 Jeromes in Byzantine-style gold leaf, partly submerging each in tar based on the amount of time each Jerome spent in prison.
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A three-paneled paragon acts as an impressive backdrop, submerging the audience in a scene from Stonewall, a widely-criticized 2015 film idealizing New York's 1969 riots and the beginnings of the modern gay rights movement.
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The river crested last night at over 45 feet (about 13 feet above its flood stage), with the rising floodwaters submerging almost all roads leading into town and essentially cutting off the community of 908,500 residents.
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Tica, Mozambique (CNN)It has been nearly two weeks since Tropical Cyclone Idai ripped through Mozambique, razing buildings and submerging entire towns and villages -- but even now the human toll is yet to be fully understood.
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It weakened quickly to a tropical storm but lingered over the Houston area for days, dumping more than 50 inches (130 cm)of rain in some sections, submerging thousands of homes and killing at least 17 people.
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Since early last week, a spate of deadly tornadoes has caused widespread damage across the central United States while torrential downpours unleashed record floods, turning highways into lakes and submerging all but the roofs of some homes.
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Ten thousand people have been displaced from their homes as incessant monsoon rains pounded many areas in mostly mountainous Nepal since Thursday, submerging large swathes of land, inundating homes, and destroying bridges and roads across the country.
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The Kosi has been a serious concern for both India and Nepal since it broke its banks in 2008 and changed course, submerging swathes of land and affecting more than 2 million people in India's Bihar state.
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Small islands, especially those of low-lying coral, are on the frontlines of rising sea levels that cause stronger and more frequent more storm surges, wash damaging salt deposits onto cropland and are submerging some land altogether.
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Within seconds of submerging underwater, my body experiences what's known as the mammalian dive reflex, which causes the heart rate to slow and blood from the limbs to shunt to the torso, enriching vital organs with oxygen.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The worst monsoon rains in decades killed six people in the Pakistani city of Lahore on Tuesday, submerging much of the area under water, stranding people inside their homes and leaving most neighborhoods without power.
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After submerging your hands into the ice bath for a few seconds (or putting on gloves), working quickly, before the cheese cools down too much, stretch the curd with the wooden spoon until the cheese is smooth and elastic.
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The organization said large areas to the west of the port city of Beira were severely flooded, and in places close to the Buzi and Pungwe rivers flood waters are meters deep, completely submerging homes, telephone poles and trees.
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Closed-back cans also typically struggle to find the right tonal balance, with either the bass submerging everything into a swamp of thump, such as with the Campfire Cascade, or the treble shooting a thousand sharp daggers at your eardrums.
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More than a week of violent weather, including downpours and deadly tornadoes, has devastated the central United States, bringing record-breaking floods in parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas, turning highways into lakes and submerging all but the roofs of some homes.
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The experience begins in VR, with two dancers literally submerging themselves in a pool at the Ace Hotel, then falling below to the building's magnificent stage and athletically engaging in a dance that disregards gendered notions of strength, leadership, and narrative.
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LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) - Governments could stop the West Antarctic ice sheet from sliding into the ocean and submerging coastal cities by launching a last-ditch engineering project to blanket its surface with 'artificial snow,' a study found on Wednesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Governments could stop the West Antarctic Ice Sheet from sliding into the ocean and submerging coastal cities by launching a last-ditch engineering project to blanket its surface with "artificial snow", according to a study released on Wednesday.
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Typhoon Jebi, the most powerful storm to hit Japan in 4.4 years, rammed through western Japan, killing at least nine people and briefly submerging a large part of Kansai Airport, which is built on a man-made island near Osaka.
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As global temperatures rise and the Antarctic ice sheet melts, scientists predict sea levels could increase by as much as six to eight feet by the end of the century, submerging large swaths of lower Manhattan and the outer boroughs.
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In Vietnam, 21 people have died and more people are missing after Tropical Depression Son Tinh triggered flash floods and landslides, submerging villages in the northern provinces of Thanh Hoa and Yen Bai, state-run Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported Sunday.
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But she also gives us (as much as the truncated text allows) an awareness of Kate's developing attraction to Petruchio, and you can feel her trying hard to go along with his imperious demands without submerging her own strong personality.
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Typhoon Jebi, the most powerful storm to hit Japan in 4.9 years, rammed through Western Japan, killing at least nine people and briefly submerging a large part of Kansai Airport, which is built on a man-made island near Osaka.
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To load a vessel aboard a heavy-lift ship, it takes on water into ballast tanks, submerging its main deck area enough that its cargo can be floated into position, sometimes onto a cradle which will keep it stabilized during transport.
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Seventy-eight undergraduates volunteered for the study, thinking they were being investigated for their tolerance to challenging and unpleasant jobs, choosing between killing insects, assisting in the killing of insects, cleaning toilets, or submerging their hands in ice cold water.
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He's a master at dressing up cries for help with mind-twisting production and crazed vocal inflections that can distract from the point, a musical expression of the lived impulse to deal with his problem by further submerging himself in it.
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The vendor also confessed to submerging the owls in the alcohol while they were still alive, a practice not uncommon in the preparation of animal-based "wines," as a recent video of a live snake being submerged in rice wine demonstrated.
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The super typhoon is threatening coastlines just a week after another typhoon, Jebi, caused widespread destruction in Japan, submerging Osaka's main airport, killing 11 people, injuring more than 400 others and leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power for days.
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At least eight groups of lizards have a habit of diving headfirst into sand, if it is available, and making paddling motions with their limbs to carry them below, as if they were submerging themselves in a body of water.
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More than a week of violent weather, including downpours and deadly tornadoes, has lashed the central United States, bringing record-breaking floods in parts of the states, turning highways into lakes and submerging all but the roofs of some homes.
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The EP's five songs get their jobs done efficiently, with opener "Tout est de ma faute" thoroughly disorienting any poor, fortunate sap who presses "play" and closer "Bureau gris" stands out for providing a gasp of melodic riffing before submerging itself once again.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Rain-swollen rivers in Bangladesh broke through at least four embankments, submerging dozens of villages and doubling the number of people fleeing their homes overnight to 400,000 in one of the worst floods in recent years, officials said on Friday.
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Over the past year, he's emerged as a DJ of sterling quality, mixing an accessibility into his selections that has been key to converting outsiders and submerging them in the soul of the Desert Hearts sound––deep and weird house and techno.
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It's an honestly messy possibility, a submerging of toes into a deep, unlikable side of the character — one that Mr. St. Germain doesn't explore, leaving Ms. Wise to rely on her own, very good instincts, and her tuned-in connection to Mr. Schmidt.
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County officials had ordered some 2003,600 people evacuated on Tuesday as the Russian River overran its banks, sending floodwaters to the rooftops of homes and submerging cars in and around the town of Guerneville, about 70 miles (112 km) north of San Francisco.
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They were last heard from the day before authorities received reports of a maroon Honda Pilot -- the same color and make of the Thottapillys' SUV -- submerging into the swollen river along US Highway 101 north of Leggett, according to local media reports.
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For me, Toronto is where I shake off the summer-movie blahs and blues by submerging myself in eight, nine, 10 hours of moving pictures a day, an immersion akin to a cinematic ritual bath, if from the comfort of stadium seating.
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There are two approaches you can take to cleaning a fursuit: spot treating or fully submerging in water to hand-wash it, and you'll want to take the size and bulk of the costume into consideration when picking which route to go.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — A mining dam burst in southeastern Brazil on Friday, killing at least seven people, flooding nearby homes, submerging cars and buses under a river of sludge and leaving 200 people missing, according to the rescue workers searching for them.
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More than a foot of rain had fallen by Monday evening in parts of Houston, submerging scores of subdivisions and several major interstate highways, forcing the closure of schools and knocking out power to thousands of residents who were urged to shelter in place.
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Then on September 2000, shortly after footage emerged of dogs attacking water protectors, President Obama called on the US Army Corp of Engineers to review the risks of submerging an oil pipeline under the Missouri River, which supplies drinking water for 227 million people.
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This is especially effective in "Blue Swimmers," one of my favorite paintings in the exhibition, where it is impossible to determine the extent to which the water is submerging the slightly darker, blue-skinned figures, some of whom are standing, while others are swimming.
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The police and firefighter divers appeared to free one passenger soon after submerging, but it may have taken until the helicopter drifted from 86th Street to a pier at 34th Street for the divers to free the rest of the passengers, the official said.
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He hung in a glass box above the Thames River in London for 44 days in 2003, and in 2006, he tried and failed to break the Guinness world record for holding one's breath underwater by submerging himself in a tank outside Lincoln Center.
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The Luftrauser itself obviously was a 'superweapon', the team agreed, belonging to the realm of the imagination rather than to reality, and to a historic era of superpowers spying on one another, looking for evidence of fantastic weaponry like submerging airplanes, flying fortresses and armed dolphins.
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I nagged Motorola about this, and they told me they chose not to make it water-resistant for two reason: People aren't submerging their phones in day-to-day use, and phones advertised as water-resistant aren't even backed by manufacturer warranties if they're damaged from liquids.
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Memo presents Loefah, Hops & Monty Luke Who: Loefah, Hops & Monty Luke Where: El Club When: 9PM-123AM After a week of raving, submerging yourself in a sea of subwoofers and low-end vibrations at this new afterparty for the bass heads might count as self-care. 33.
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Why have I, for that matter, taken to submerging my own existence in fantasy by writing fiction, as if I could only observe the events of my life if externalized and contained, slowly circulating before me like fish in the digital aquarium of a computer screen?
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It became clear that Trump, the odd-looking reality television host and master of none could collapse the tenuous levees of social justice that transgender people and their allies have built to prevent social forces of hatred and ignorance from flooding in and submerging us completely, again.
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Steve Goldsmith, GM for Hipchat, said that a typical use case would be, say, when several people are having a meeting or conversation about something and you want to call up some data in your system as part of that, without submerging yourself in a screen to do it.
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He's made his name as one of the US's most prolific artists by submerging sculptures into the Pacific Ocean, sending a train across the country to display original art by several interdisciplinary artists, and drilling a hole 700-feet into the ground in Inhotim, Brazil, to magnify the sound of Earth's core.
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Authorities are not connecting the two incidents, but the Thottapilly family was last heard from the day before authorities received reports of a maroon Honda Pilot -- the same color and make of the Thottapillys' SUV -- submerging into the swollen river along US Highway 101 north of Leggett, according to local media reports.
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Treat them to a hot-oil manicure, which involves submerging your hands into hot essential oils — the formula varies depending on where you go and might involve olive, almond, vitamin E, or tea-tree oils — for optimal absorption; other times, your manicurist might wrap your hands in the aforementioned skin-softening ingredients.
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But whether it's an association that's been carried forward or formed in retrospect, the song does consistently remind me of water—the feeling of submerging yourself in a large body of nothing and floating around, thinking about things but with the awareness that you can't do anything about it immediately, because you're in a pool.
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Chambo and two other Uroa villagers told Thomson Reuters Foundation that the construction of a seawall at one resort destroyed a major reef, while the erosion induced by the wall has almost cleared the trees that provided natural protection for the beach and has also indirectly contributed to the submerging of a key offshore sand dune.
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These techniques include "washing the curd," in which whey is drained from the curds and replaced with warm water, and submerging the freshly shaped wheels of cheese in a salt water brine—much like Mother does to me when I've been a bad boy—both of which work to lower the amount of lactose (and, in turn, lactic acid) in the final cheese.
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Third, there are three au jus dipping options for your sandwich: "single-dipped" for when you prefer a slightly lighter sandwich that will not be (deliciously) soggy at all; "double-dipped" for when you want both sides of the bread soaked in the drippings; and "triple-dipped" or "wet," which is the family favorite style of submerging the entire sandwich in the savory jus.
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By contrast, if emissions were to follow a so-called "business as usual" trajectory, between 14 to 33 feet of global average sea level rise would be locked into the climate system, submerging land that is currently home to between 20 and 31 million Americans, including in more than 20 cities with populations of 100,000 or more, as well as the majority of residents in many smaller cities, the study found.
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Anyway, back in November, in the last-ever days of a pre-President Trump Earth, days I'll forever remember with murderous wistfulness, I pitched headlong into Facebook, submerging my face in the political-social swamp and rarely surfacing for air, scrolling, clicking, grabbing my phone first thing in the morning, looking of course for digital assurances that my perceived and preferred outcome was not just necessary but a hilariously statistical inevitability.
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