FORT LAUDERDALE — Americans were sunning themselves on beaches just days ago.
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In between poolside chats and sunning in the sand, I drink.
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There was my father, grinning, sunning himself in a beach chair.
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I spend that time, reading, sunning and cooling off in the water.
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I loved to sit on the veranda with a cat, sunning myself.
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Grown dogs laze around sunning themselves while Andy cuts through weeds beside them.
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Sunning myself on a beach after lunch I spotted iguanas, albatrosses and cormorants.
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A "healer" on Instagram believes "perineum sunning" boosts energy, regulates hormones, and strengthens organs.
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And sunning caimans were a common sight during play at the Rio 2016 Olympics.
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In 2006, for instance, a walrus was photographed sunning itself on a Russian submarine.
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A large alligator sunning itself on a log plopped into the water as we passed.
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Weighed down with migrants and supplies, they moved with the urgency of sunning water buffalo.
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"Perineum sunning is an ancient Taoist practice that originated in the Far East," she said.
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Say you saved up for that vacation and are sunning yourself on some far-off beach.
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The acne disappears from Elena's skin, and she gets a tan from sunning on the beach.
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I'm sure it's nice if you are a millionaire or billionaire sunning yourself on your yacht.
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Out there, we were unwatched by lifeguards, sunning and snogging in glorious privacy right out in public.
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Poolside cocktail service is available as you're sunning yourself on deck chairs or chic, domed outdoor beds.
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Another spread features a beach: people laying out, playing ball, digging, urinating under the boardwalk, sunning naked.
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I paused to study them sunning themselves, all lined up in a row like prehistoric rosary beads.
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The beach is also a draw, whether for swimming, sunning, or strolling along the paved walking path.
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She had meant to spend the day sunning herself with Edna, maybe sharing a little pitcher of greyhounds.
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Sunning oneself on the beaches of 1980s Cape Town, where blacks were dispossessed and excluded, was unequivocally unethical.
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Many of them were in their 60s and 70s, chatting on deck, or sunning near the small pool.
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They were photographed sunning themselves on an empty beach that was shut to the public, a perk of office.
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We power our way along Polar Bear Point among glistening, 6-foot-thick ice caps and sunning ringed seals.
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" The chicken-keeper will hear of one of her books "sunning itself on top of a car in Georgia.
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Meagan said this "perineum sunning" boosts her energy, improves her sleep, and even increases her sexual energy and creativity.
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Health experts aren&apost convinced of the benefits &aposperineum sunning&aposHowever, according to health experts, these claims are unfounded.
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A "healer" called Metaphysical Meagan on Instagram claimed "perineum sunning" boosts energy, regulates hormones, and strengthens organs in November.
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On a bright winter morning in January, some women of Sonagachi sit on the steps of their brothels, sunning themselves.
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Will the future find Russian troops once again sunning themselves on Cuban beaches as their bombers refuel at rebuilt bases?
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If you want to be sunning on a beach somewhere, negative, but many indoor activities and businesses will see more traffic.
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He can often be spotted paddling around the 150,000-gallon pool in his enclosure or sunning himself on the beach nearby.
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"We were supposed to be sunning it up in Greece but instead ended up at Stansted," Mundy told the Daily Mail.
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Italian newsreels show the propaganda minister sunning himself aboard a sailboat and leading a nighttime rally in the Piazza San Marco.
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On Sunday, The Star-Ledger of New Jersey posted aerial photographs of Mr. Christie and his family sunning on the closed beach.
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Each day he sat out on his lounge chair in his bathing suit, sunning himself as he read, alternately stern or amused.
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"When you see pictures of Tanglewood 30 years ago, you see thousands of people sunning themselves on the lawn," Mr. Volpe said.
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Control your spending with a prepaid card Say you saved up for that vacation and are sunning yourself on some far-off beach.
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Even managing your stress levels, choosing the right makeup products, and sunning responsibly can help ease your itches and scratches to some extent.
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Visitors to this little slice of paradise in the middle of the Mediterranean can enjoy sunning, swimming, sailing, or exploring its famous caves.
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Even house heroes can seem out of touch after long days spent sunning in Ibiza and nights playing for the bottle service crowds.
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It's the political equivalent of the phenomenon that when a blizzard hits New York City and whether you're sunning your buns in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Tegu owners describe their pets as big, calm and occasionally affectionate lizards that like sunning themselves and are not picky about what they eat.
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Christie was caught sunning himself on a beach that he had ordered closed to the public -- and after he said he hadn't been sunbathing.
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Intime aside, Alibaba invested $4.6 billion to buy up 20 percent of retail giant Sunning in a deal that was also made in 2015.
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Matthai could usually be found sunning or lounging in a hammock, the center said in his bio, which is no longer on the website.
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"Enjoy some rays?" can be a way of referring to sunning oneself, but in this case we're supposed to be thinking about SCUBA diving.
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Mr Miesikowski, a student from Poland, was hauling ventilation pipes across construction sites rather than sunning himself on the Riviera, but he is not complaining.
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There's plenty of eros in Gala's photos of young Dalí, especially the ones of him sunning himself at their home in the Spanish beach town.
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Shelter Island Heights, for instance, the neighborhood near the North Ferry terminal, has frilly Victorians sunning themselves on hillsides overlooking the harbor and yacht club.
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But besides eating clay or sunning her vagina, this has got to be the chillest answer of all time to the age-old, red carpet question.
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Check out the pics ... Vito caught a few waves, but Heidi was satisfied sunning her buns on the board ... which seemed just peachy to him. #BestMotorBoatEver
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There are also parallels in China, where Alibaba has invested in physical retailers InTime and Sunning to explore the potential of combining offline and online commerce.
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The happiest passengers back on the Classica had taken one of the beach excursions ($39 to $89) for a long day of uncomplicated sunning and swimming.
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"I was informed that they are still there, probably sunning on the beach somewhere while we&aposre sitting here wondering where the kids are," Woodcock said.
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I had just flown home from a semester in Los Angeles, interning at Chelsea Lately—a dream job, living with new friends, beaching and sunning between classes.
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Still, according to BBC reporting, they spend about half their day near the water's surface, sunning themselves to get warm after those chilly dives into the ocean's depths.
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The Otago Daily Times reported that with a little help from police and traffic authorities, the sunning seal shuffled its way back into the harbour, alongside the road.
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Eventually Yeong-hye stops eating much of anything and starts sunning herself, in a bid to leave the animal world altogether and photosynthesize into a different life-form.
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These e-readers are ready-made for travelling, with a waterproof design that offers protection for when you're relaxing by the pool or sunning yourself at the beach.
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It was also a setback for France, who lost four of its nationals when gunmen opened fire on people eating lunch at restaurants and sunning themselves on the sand.
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I returned in late January from an awesome vacation in Costa Rica with a group of friends: a little surfing, a little sunning and a good amount of mosquitoes.
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Janet Mitchell, a former city administrator in Kivalina, said that when she was growing up, hunters would walk out on the sea ice to find bearded seals sunning themselves.
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The company, which is owned by retail giant Sunning, is one of a number of Chinese online entertainment platforms bidding to tap into the surge in internet adoption in China.
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The phone rings clear and loud and suggests the pleasure of a time — now bygone and suspect, like smoking or sunning — when it seemed possible to make something completely new.
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Gribble was strolling down the 6th fairway that runs along the water Thursday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Florida when he spotted an alligator sunning itself along the fairway's edge.
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When Alonso's Honda engine failed in Brazilian Grand Prix practice last year, the Spaniard found a foldable chair and lay back trackside sunning himself with his feet resting on his helmet.
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They didn't see any monkeys, though they did see huge black palmetto bugs, a rat snake sunning itself on the sandy path, long-necked white birds that Smokey Joe called ibises.
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He was in Washington after sunning himself on holiday in Lanzarote when the biggest data leak in history linked his late father's name to a maze of tax-dodging overseas investments.
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When Times journalists arrived the day after the raid, the bed was broken, the mud roof under the bed patched with blood, just steps from dried tomatoes sunning on a tarp.
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While you were sunning your buns in the garden this weekend, thousands of women rocked up naked on a beach in Ireland to break the record for the world's largest skinny dip.
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But you won't see much wildlife on Santa Cruz beyond the occasional sea turtle or Sally Lightfoot crab, maybe an iguana sunning on the beach, or a sea lion family frolicking nearby.
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He passed an enjoyable few days on board Thunder B, sunning himself on deck, scuba diving, and zooming around on his Jet Ski while the British authorities tracked his assassin around London.
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How much time you'll spend in line trying to get home after a Turkey Day abroad — whether you were visiting family in Canada or sunning yourself in Cancun — also depends on where home is.
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"If you've got a 10 to 15 pound iguana on a runway sunning itself and a plane comes down it can cause devastating damage," he said, adding that he's seen iguanas burrow under airport runways.
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The Spaniard also broke down in practice at Interlagos last year, when he triggered a social media flurry by sitting on a marshal's folding chair and sunning himself with his feet resting on his helmet.
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Less than 48 hours later, photos from NJ Advance Media showed Christie sunning himself with his family on Island Beach State Park -- the only people on the beach because, well, the governor had closed it.
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Gliding above the long mudflats and the serpentine curves of streams, I spot the fat white backs of beluga whales surfacing at the mouth of a river and an island covered by sunning sea lions.
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Her customer, 40-year-old hairdresser Tanny Nunes, was making the most of her day off, sunning herself during what she expected would be one of her final days in the sun for a while.
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Her customer, 40-year-old hairdresser Tanny Nunes, was making the most of her day off, sunning herself during what she expected would be one of her final days in the sun for a while.
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Take a gander sometime when it's daylight out in California and you're likely to see waves lapping gently against the shore, birds flying by, sea lions sunning themselves on the shore, and other extremely chill sights.
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Or maybe you've seen my Instagram posts of me enjoying ordinary moments like drinking a latte and being pretty, or taking a quirky bubble bath, or sunning my beach body on a catamaran in the Mediterranean.
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The tour took a turn for the terrifying when an alligator sunning itself on a nearby bank decided to leap onto their airboat, because alligators are irrational and terrifying living reminders that dinosaurs once walked the Earth.
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A mid-'50s picture of a bronzed, not-so-young couple sunning themselves on a pool deck in Los Angeles acts as both a reminder of "the golden age of sunbathing" and a "wizened deterrent" against it.
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Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey provoked widespread ridicule as pictures emerged of him and his family sunning themselves on an empty beach that had been closed during the holiday weekend because of a state government shutdown.
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All those hours you spent smoothing lotion onto your arms and legs and neck, sunning in hope of a solar cure, sweet klutzy embarrassed kid, so unready for your height, teenage prisoner of your flaking and sore knees!
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Its principal characters are not jaded sybarites sunning themselves on the decks of pleasure boats or beside hilltop swimming pools, but rather salt-of-the-earth Frenchmen and women with roots in the populist cinema of the 1930s.
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As an article in The Atlantic pointed out, just a few hundred years after da Vinci's death, Venetian women would turn to outdoor salons of sorts when lightening hair, sunning themselves on terraces while hair soaked in corrosive lye mixtures.
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The piece about psychiatrists said that "most" of the country's mental health professionals were embarking on "a month of sunning, swimming and sightseeing" at the start of what stood as their profession's greatest entitlement, the entirety of August spent on holiday.
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But on Tuesday, after photos on social media showed crowds of tanned young people sunning shoulder-to-shoulder on the beaches, the governor shut down bars and nightclubs for a month and ordered restaurants to cut their seating capacity by half.
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A few years ago, Castro's son, Antonio Castro Soto del Valle, was spotted snapping up a number of the most opulent suites in a Mediterranean resort in southern Turkey, hopping aboard a luxury yacht, and sunning in Mykonos for good measure.
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The next day, sunning myself on the deck next to the Raya's quartet of thermal pools, I saw the same gaggle of older women, wearing big earrings and even bigger sunglasses, chatting, smoking and laughing with the grande dame of Panarea, Raya founder Myriam Beltrami.
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Knox takes us through the lives of memorable seducers and their critics, in sometimes academic and sometimes rococo prose dappled with doges, coups de foudre, rakes, bawds, coquettes, coxcombs and procuresses — with guest appearances by members of the Frankfurt School sunning themselves in La Jolla.
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Next time, in a more mild climate, I'll spend more time lounging by the pools, sunning and swimming on the huge expanse of swimmable beach, and taking advantage of more off-site excursions, such as an ATV tour, and horseback riding on the beach.
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In "Deep See Blue Surrounding You," a group undertakes a rattling journey southeast from the Paris suburbs, galloping through a forest, teleporting to a cafe with a largely Arab clientele, sunning on the rocky coast of Marseille, and, at last, reaching this very pavilion in Venice.
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The SkyBridge Alternatives Conference, called SALT, grew into one of the industry's biggest hedge fund conferences as Scaramucci got former U.S. presidents, generals and money managers, along with thousands of others to join him for days of lectures and sunning by the pool in Las Vegas.
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It's a difference between looking and not looking, and a clear divide emerges amongst the attendees—those sitting away from the stage, sunning their nude bodies in the company of other nudists, and those crowded around the stage with their telephoto lenses and other camera equipment.
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While you were sunning yourself, sipping on rosé, and celebrating America's birthday, Garrett Gerson and April Liang were busy launching YSTR, a new womenswear label whose mission is to combine inspiration and knowledge from the past, present, and future into clothes you'll love — with honest pricing and zero waste to boot.
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For example, four women share a simply furnished cabana on the club's westernmost block, which has sunset views and few children, while Vinnie Cennamo, 63, enjoys sunning himself on his section of the deck, which juts out over the busy patio around an adults-only pool, and chatting with passers-by.
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People had told me the city was ugly and congested, basically a stopover, yet I remember the first romance of its winding, cracked stone alleyways overgrown with jasmine creepers and bitter orange trees, the roving packs of stray dogs, cats sunning on ruins, the smell of leather, honeysuckle and dust.
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Yet even after going straight to number one in the French and US charts on its release and holding the number two spot in the UK, by the early 2000s "One More Time" was an increasingly rare phenomena—underground-approved dance music sunning itself in the glow of the mainstream.
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