She rolled onto one side, swamping the dock with water.
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Hurricanes, rolling in one after the other, are swamping cities.
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Any questions why Trump is swamping everyone in the Republican primaries?
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Petersburg after making landfall twice, swamping Florida's Keys and pummeling Miami.
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Those hundreds of roundups wound up swamping the Abu Ghraib prison.
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Could it fizzle out before it ever comes close to swamping Republicans?
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Bloomberg's billions of dollars are already swamping the airwaves in those states.
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For now, the demand for stocks even at rich prices is swamping supply.
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The question, he said, is whether it will be modest or boat-swamping.
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Political differences are ripping our country apart, swamping my big, fancy policy ideas.
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Some deals done years ago are now swamping Japanese companies with red ink.
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Then Hurricane Sandy deluged the park, swamping F.D.R. Drive and Lower East Side.
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You see the swamping of Cape Cod, the swallowing up of the Florida Keys.
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He wins internal arguments with his colleagues by swamping them with his historical knowledge.
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Well, now it's a full blown tsunami — swamping cities, suburbs and rural areas alike.
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Alabama was breaking runs and its defense was swamping Clemson's star quarterback Deshaun Watson.
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Facebook — The company swamping estimates by reporting adjusted quarterly profit of 77 cents per share.
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By the end of the night, Biden had won all five contests, swamping the billionaire.
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The United States accuses China of swamping the market with artificially cheap, subsidized solar panels.
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It's how Hillary Clinton won last time, despite Bernie Sanders swamping her among younger voters.
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American and European companies have in the past accused China of swamping their markets with cheap metals.
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But in Trump, they see the bad parts of America swamping the parts of it they admire.
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Clinton's supporters will be swamping the airwaves, seeking to discredit Comey and cast doubt on his motives.
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It's likely that part of the trouble is due to heavier than expected turnout, swamping the system.
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A survey showed OPEC's output hit a 2018 high in July, reigniting concern about supply swamping demand.
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But some analysts have expressed concern about the risk of the share sale swamping the local market.
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"Circular" debt, caused by delayed payments along the electricity-generation chain, is swamping the energy sector once more.
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Without them, deluges are more likely downstream, such as those now swamping cities and farms along the Mississippi.
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He manages to convey the excitement of ideas, and the humanity of thinkers, without swamping readers with complexity.
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New Orleans has levees in place to keep the river from flooding its banks and swamping nearby neighborhoods.
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An army of lobbyists is currently swamping the House trying to get certain provisions of this bill changed.
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Look at the actual mayoral campaigns, and see the same kind of glittering uniformity that's swamping the entire city.
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Another torrent of mobile capital will then flood in, perhaps swamping the Fed's attempts to go its own way.
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When priorities changed, under the Bush administration, widespread illegal entry prosecutions became common — swamping federal courts along the border.
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Consider the implications of it not being there and 10 million-plus tonnes of aluminium swamping the physical market.
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JP: No, it was probably just the Misfits reforming and Jerry Only swamping the world with his merch assault.
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Swamping the markets with liquidity, as was done in 2008, is not going to resolve the problem this time.
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Crowley spent over $3 million in his failed effort to keep his seat, swamping Ocasio-Cortez's $300,000 in small donations.
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Perhaps a decline in hedonic happiness lies behind the upsurge in support for populists, swamping the rise in evaluative happiness.
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Hurricane storm-waters have pooled high, swamping areas represented by people dubious of climate science, and taxes have stayed low.
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Storm surges up to 20 feet submerged vast parts of the island, swamping more than 4,200 homes, according to Smith.
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But the Indiana mayor is also swamping his opponents in digital advertising, something that's been hard to miss in Iowa.
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The ocean swallowed the beach – swamping neighborhoods that typically didn't flood – and left vehicles under water and boats on dry land.
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Outerwall — Outerwall reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.43 per share, swamping estimates of 64 cents, and revenue was also above forecasts.
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However, Germany calmly and methodically took control, totally swamping the midfield and with their full backs hugging the touchlines, constantly probing.
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Billionaire industrialists Charles Koch and David Koch have been financing a political network that is swamping the battleground state of Florida.
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It was a practical response to the challenge of housing and feeding the migrants, an effort that is swamping Tijuana's resources.
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In other words, we suffered from the same stressors that are swamping more and more of Americans, even the relatively privileged.
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And the President deliberately deployed a strategy of swamping misinformation -- to flood the zone and confuse Americans of the true facts.
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The crisis is swamping governments around the world with huge numbers of refugees they are either unwilling or unable to take in.
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Still, it does look as if Hillary Clinton got a big bounce from her convention, swamping her opponent's bounce a week earlier.
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Other hypotheses are that their immune systems don't overreact to a Covid-19 infection, swamping their tissues with damaging inflammatory signaling molecules.
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But swamping the cells with glucose caused them to produce prodigious quantities of highly reactive chemicals known as free radicals, which damage cells.
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Oversold can also represent urgent sellers swamping demand for stocks – and this can sometimes indicate big investors being trapped and forced to liquidate.
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Mr. van Zweden conveyed the charged emotions and volatility of Bartok's vibrantly orchestrated score while keeping textures transparent and never swamping the singers.
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The structure was the ideological anchor of his campaigns, rooted in claims that an "invasion" of undocumented migrants and criminals is swamping America.
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Trump is swamping Facebook with campaign messages and is using both email targeting and social-media outreach to grow his small-dollar online fundraising.
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Brugnaro blamed climate change when flood waters swept through the city on Wednesday, swamping its historic basilica and inundating squares and centuries-old buildings.
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The technology shaves ordering times, but can create new bottlenecks by swamping kitchens at peak hours, as companies such as Starbucks Corp have learned.
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Hotter temperatures could result in sea level rise up to 60 meters (197 ft) from today's shorelines, swamping coastal populations and forcing communities inland.
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Record-breaking spring floods have left a wide area in the Midwest underwater, swamping farmland and forcing hundreds of families to flee their homes.
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The largest margin among women in a modern presidential election was Bill Clinton's 16-point win in his swamping of Bob Dole in 1996.
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China, blamed by rivals for swamping the market with unwanted products, is an obvious target of the investigation, but the impact could ripple worldwide.
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And the larger drug crisis, including heroin and fentanyl obtained illicitly, is swamping the resources of local governments and draining their budgets, officials say.
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Afterward, everyone associated with the rescue believed that it was only the helmsmanship of Bernie Webber, the skipper, that kept the motor lifeboat from swamping.
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The Paris Region Planning and Development Agency, for example, produces animations that help to show how different districts would be affected by especially severe swamping.
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Much is made of China's steel behemoth swamping the rest of the world, but the reality is maybe not quite as threatening as made out.
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If they collapse, global sea levels could rise by more than 10 feet (3.3 meters), swamping coastal cities like New York, Shanghai, and Kolkata, India.
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In particular, it can and should clamp down on fake-news content mills to at least prevent them from swamping everything else on the platform.
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A major storm swept east from Colorado, swamping Denver and then moving into Iowa, above, and bringing blizzard warnings for Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota and Minnesota.
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That piece described the President as frustrated that terrorism keeps swamping his long-term priorities, including improving ties to Latin America and intensifying links to Asia.
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It will be an expensive race, with Florida's 10 news media markets and $12 million in ads swamping televisions in the final two weeks before voting.
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By swamping users' accounts with content tailored to their past browsing habits, Facebook has gradually come to quarantine users in news bubbles of their own making.
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The Brahmaputra river, which flows from the Himalayas into India and then through Bangladesh, has burst its banks, swamping more than 1,800 villages in the state.
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When they realized they were running out of time, officials signaled schools to submit their claims, which led to a swamping of the already underwater systems.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — In swamping large swaths of Texas and Louisiana, Hurricane Harvey also forged a new reality for President Trump and the Republicans governing Washington.
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Bloomberg is also swamping smaller markets like Wilmington, N.C., where his ads have run up to 36 times each day, according to data from Advertising Analytics.
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Harvey made landfall late Friday as a Category 4 hurricane in Rockport, Texas, before tracking northeast and swamping Houston with more than 20 inches of rain.
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Humanitarian needs were expected to increase dramatically in the coming hours, swamping the resources of foreign aid groups and the government as they struggle with funding shortfalls.
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Officials estimated that 70 percent of Harris County, including Houston, was flooded by at least 1.5 feet of water, swamping more than 136,000 structures by Aug. 0003.
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Lacey Lawrence, now 22, escaped Katrina's waters on an air mattress, as police officers shoved away bodies with oars, and some proprietors guarded swamping businesses with shotguns.
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But right now, because of the outsized spending by the billionaires in Democratic field, candidate spending is swamping the money spent by outside groups and super PACs.
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San Jose, a hub of high-tech Silicon Valley, suffered major flooding on Tuesday triggering evacuation orders when Coyote Creek overran its banks, swamping the Rock Springs neighborhood.
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"If you think about how much fashion there is, whether it be luxury or fast, it is sort of swamping the planet," she told the BBC on Friday.
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Queensland Fire and Emergency Services shared photos of the poor shark on Twitter, warning people to stay out of the flood waters that are currently swamping the area.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Caterpillar – Caterpillar earned an adjusted $1.95 per share for the third quarter, swamping estimates of $1.27 a share.
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OPEC officials say they are not worried about a renewed surge in shale swamping its efforts this year, but have urged shale producers to help curtail global supply.
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Particularly hard hit in the predictions are the Naples and Fort Myers region on the Gulf Coast south of Tampa, projected to face deep inland swamping with storm water.
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The wave of new additions is expected to hit in 20193, with U.S. steel capacity growing by 20 percent, swamping the market and putting pressure on steelmakers' profit margins.
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More than 160,000 people sought asylum in Sweden in 2015, more than 30,000 of them unaccompanied minors, swamping the migration authority and leading to a huge backlog of cases.
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De León supporters respond that a young Latino challenge at the top of the ticket will draw out voters who don't normally participate in midterm elections, swamping Republicans statewide.
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While caution within Syria is understandable, Obama's lack of public global leadership in pushing to help its refugees who are swamping Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey is harder to explain.
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"Billions of dollars in dark money are swamping our elections, empowering the special interests, undermining our democracy, and dragging Congress to a halt," Mr. Schumer said in an email.
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A cut of this magnitude would have a boat-swamping effect on the food bank network and set the fight against hunger back decades in communities across the country.
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In the murky glow of Mustafar, Anakin stands with his back to us, saber drawn, black robes swamping the foreground—a familiar moment that made it to the screen.
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"It would significantly harm Canadian producers in our home market, just swamping the marketplace with that imported steel," said Canadian Steel Producers Association President Joseph Galimberti on the proposed tariff.
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Yet past scandals short of that famed one have still greatly damaged presidents, by causing public controversy, entangling top advisers in legal trouble, or swamping the administration's message and agenda.
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For example, this year, torrential rains caused a Yangtze tributary in Hunan to rise a record 3.2 meters above the warning level, bursting its banks and swamping crops and houses.
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Dutton, who quit as home affairs minister after losing the internal vote, was once caught unaware on tape joking about climate change swamping Australia's Pacific island neighbours through rising seas.
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Congressional Republicans need to get into the habit now of drawing distinctions with him or they will find themselves tethered to him like an anchor, eventually swamping their political fortunes.
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PARIS — Muddy rivers and streams swollen by torrential rains tore through southwestern France on Monday, swamping towns, cutting off roads and killing at least 11 people, according to French officials.
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An expert on an American Hospital Association webinar last month predicted as many as 1.9 million ICU admissions from the coronavirus outbreak over the next few months, swamping existing facilities.
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Besides a few spindly cellphone towers, there are few signs of the globalization swamping Myanmar as the nation opens itself after half a century of isolation under a military dictatorship.
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It's all part of Project SKYGLOW, a crowdfunded effort to raise awareness of how urban light pollution is swamping out our connection to the revolving expanse of stars and nebulas overhead.
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And it doesn't seem like that's going to be ending anytime soon: The hundreds of thousands of desperate migrants swamping Europe include Syrians fleeing ISIS, but also sizable numbers of Afghans.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. shale industry has expanded at such a rapid rate that it threatens to overwhelm OPEC-led efforts to mitigate demand concerns, swamping the global oil market with supply.
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New Orleans has levees in place to keep the river from flooding its banks and swamping nearby neighborhoods, but water has already started to overtop several river levees in Plaquemines Parish.
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PEMBA, Mozambique (Reuters) - Torrential rain battered northern Mozambique on Tuesday, grounding aid flights and further swamping a region where a second cyclone in six weeks has killed at least 41 people.
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This "unprecedented shift" has happened just as copper producers were unleashing a wave of new production to meet demand growth that is no longer there, swamping the world in surplus material.
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He's poured nearly $200 million into an all-out media assault, taking over Facebook News Feeds, swamping key Google keywords, and drowning out everyone else on TV stations in key markets.
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Television viewers in Washington -- and Hanoi -- will also be watching to see whether he adds any dimensions to the controversies swamping Trump or opens new areas of investigation for the committee.
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But if Monday is any guide, his opponents will need to sketch a strong campaign message to prevent his pell-mell style from swamping their efforts to hold him to account.
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On Wednesday, his campaign said it had raised $5.9 million from 223,000 people in the first 24 hours of his candidacy, swamping the fundraising figures announced by his rivals to date.
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Swamping a population of disease-spreading insects with individuals that cannot reproduce can be an effective way to limit numbers; lots of the fertile wild ones breed fruitlessly with the sterile interlopers.
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The Brahmaputra river, which flows from the Himalayas down to India and then through Bangladesh, has burst its banks, swamping more than 7003,500 villages in India's Assam state in the past week.
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That's a buttload of money, swamping any windfall the league would get from re-adding the L.A. TV market (which, seriously, meh, since people in L.A. watch plenty of NFL football anyway).
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Floodwaters that turned two Northern California wine country communities into islands reachable only by boat began receding Thursday as a rain-engorged river finally peaked after swamping thousands of homes and businesses.
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It surrounds the city, ebbing and flowing, and at certain times of the year — usually in the fall — the tide swells, spilling water into the narrow streets and swamping the grand piazzas.
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"Look, the drugs that are coming in, the people that are coming in unchecked, they're swamping our border," Mr. Trump said during a meeting with the Irish prime minister in Shannon, Ireland.
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For the Obama years, Republican leaders mostly elided the disagreements with their own voters by swamping voters with increasingly aggressive anti-Obama rhetoric: You may not love us, but Democrats are destroying America.
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LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC's battle against an oil glut is under threat as unsold crude from members Nigeria and Libya, which are exempt from a global production-cutting deal, is swamping the Atlantic Basin.
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The World War Two-style amphibious vehicle was carrying 24 passengers including children when the sudden "microburst" storm hit Table Rock Lake outside Branson, with waves slowly swamping the vehicle before it sank.
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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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So as the political media spend hours and trillions of bits trying to dissect why Clinton is not swamping Trump (which she kind of is), there is an obvious answer to this question.
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The lower 2018 forecast of 9.9 million barrels per day will ease concerns that the OPEC-led supply cut will lead to a flood of competing U.S. shale supplies, swamping the OPEC effort.
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Meanwhile, industrial metals markets are expecting further deliveries into exchange-monitored warehouses as end-users in Europe and the United States close down operations due to the virus, indicating supply is swamping demand.
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To be sure, the U.S. shale industry has expanded at such a rapid rate that it threatens to overwhelm OPEC-led efforts to mitigate demand concerns, swamping the global oil market with supply.
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The seawater surged through vents and ducts, swamping basements, knocking out electricity and mechanical equipment, including all the pumps and emergency generators that kept the 12,000 or so fish and marine mammals alive.
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In fact sea-level rise is already swamping coastal property values: research by the First Street Foundation has tabulated a home value loss of $14.1 billion across eight coastal US states since 2005.
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Fallen music superstar Prince is proving to be just as big a chart-topper in death as he was in life, with his albums swamping the top slots on download charts at both Amazon.
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Global rubber prices this week soared to five-year highs on worries over supply following floods that started in December, swamping plantations in the world's top producer at the height of the tapping season.
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"Available hot dudes are hard to find in San Francisco," Snow White sadly chirps, earning the obvious laugh, although with tech workers swamping the city, it's hardly stereotyped as a fabulous gay haven anymore.
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With his poll numbers currently swamping the rest of the Democratic field, Biden has often acted as if his current opponent is Trump and not the other 23 Democrats vying for the party's nomination.
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This would have devastating implications for hundreds of millions of people, disrupting food chains, swamping coastal cities, spawning illnesses, sparking mass migrations, and undermining national economies in ways that are impossible to anticipate fully.
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MPRA was adopted in part to shore up those plans without swamping the government's pension insurer, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp, which said in August its multiemployer insurance program could be broke by 2025.
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And the network of groups associated with billionaire conservative donors Charles and David Koch are swamping the state with ads against the incumbent, known for operating an 1,800-acre ranch while serving in Washington.
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Whether it is renewed bloodletting in Ukraine, a North Korean nuclear test or a hurricane swamping Haiti, he will often have the last word with Mr. Trump about how the United States should react.
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The same is true of the composer Jon Brion, a usually brilliant musical artist whose score in this case is an unpalatable cocktail of jauntiness and melodrama, swamping the action rather than complementing it.
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The sassy review was eventually taken down, though screen-grabbed by Metro UK, and it places blame squarely on the "weed industry" for swamping the grinder market with tools that are useless in the kitchen.
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But this is where we'd decided to do the interview and photoshoot, and when he'd arrived—moments before in baggy jeans and a hoodie swamping his surprisingly long limbs—his presence hadn't felt too incongruous.
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Although there are several principal dancers (Marie-Agnès Gillot, François Alu, Ludmila Pagliero and Alice Renavand among them) in the piece, and solos or duets for them pop up briefly, mass movement keeps swamping all.
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The statistics of broader immigration to the United States, though, contradicts a core part of Trump's political message — that low-skilled immigrants from Latin America are swamping the United States and costing Americans their jobs.
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The policy referred to as "catch and release" was ended in 2006, when the US started prosecuting immigrants en masse in criminal court for illegal entry and illegal reentry (swamping the courts in the process).
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They had moved in less than a month ago — they had not even finished hanging the pictures — and then Hurricane Dorian barged through, swamping their property and drowning one of their cars in brown floodwater.
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Many speculated that he might fail to turn out his supporters, but the turnout in Iowa was higher than most analysts had forecast, with 167,000 votes counted as of now — swamping the 122,000 votes from 2012.
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But three key players—linebacker Rolando McClain, defensive end Randy Gregory, and DE DeMarcus Lawrence—were slapped with suspensions for violating the league's substance abuse policy, swamping the positivity and glooming-up the outlook for 282.7.
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Cyclone Idai lashed the Mozambican port city of Beira with winds of up to 170 km per hour (105 miles per hour) last week, then moved inland to Zimbabwe and Malawi, swamping populations and devastating homes.
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The seas will rise, swamping our coastal cities; natural disasters (hurricanes, tornadoes, droughts, wildfires) will become more extreme; there will be hotter heat waves, colder deep-freezes; and of course millions will die as a result.
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The Brahmaputra river, which flows from China down to India and then through Bangladesh, has burst its banks after torrential monsoon rains, swamping more than 2,500 villages in India's Assam state over the past two weeks.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Rains soaked portions of the U.S. Corn Belt this week, swamping fields in South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa, and more storms are expected early next week ahead of a warm-up, meteorologists said Friday.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Reuters) - Floodwaters that devastated swaths of Nebraska and Iowa rolled downstream along America's longest river on Thursday, swamping more Midwestern farmland as waterfront communities in Missouri and Kansas hurried to shore up strained levees.
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Record floods devastated a wide swath of the farm belt across Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and several other states, idling ethanol plants, slowing rail shipments of agricultural products and swamping storage bins holding grain from previous harvests.
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In residential districts such as Heng Fa Chuen on densely populated Hong Kong island, waves smashed against the sides of oceanfront buildings and surged over a promenade, sweeping away walls and benches and swamping vehicles parked nearby.
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The fatal floods began late last month amid freak downpours of rain, swamping homes inhabited by 32,000 people in almost 100 settlements as it swept through a swathe of southeastern Siberia, the Emergencies Ministry said on Wednesday.
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That was terrifying: If the 2000-foot-high concrete barrier at the top of the auxiliary spillway collapsed, billions of gallons of water would start bursting from the reservoir all at once, swamping the Feather River below.
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Even though he was clearly the best defensive player in the league, swamping pick-and-rolls left and right, putting up 20 a game, and managing a Finals appearance seemingly YEARS ahead of schedule, Dwight caught shit.
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"I think the euphoria around the economy and forward earnings growth is swamping this yield comparison idea that bonds are starting to look more attractive than stocks," said David Lafferty, chief market strategist at Natixis in Boston.
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The authorities are mindful of foreign companies swamping the local startup scene, not least because Flipkart itself was among those complaining that Amazon et al were "dumping capital" in India by financing growth there with profits made overseas.
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Record floods have devastated a wide swath of the Farm Belt across Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and several other states, idling ethanol plants, slowing rail shipments of agricultural products and swamping storage bins holding grain from previous harvests.
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Political scientists have wondered in recent years how America's democratic system has so totally failed to tame inequality, in spite of middle-class voters swamping the rich; they wouldn't wonder as much had a different Republican Party emerged.
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Dr. Ferguson has been candid that the report reached new conclusions because of the latest data from Italy, which has seen a spiraling rate of infections, swamping hospitals and forcing doctors to make agonizing decisions about who to treat.
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They would be among the first significant changes to asylum policy since Mr. McAleenan replaced Kirstjen Nielsen as head of homeland security and the president signaled he would take a tougher stance on the asylum seekers swamping the border.
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As of the night of March 25, the city had more than 20,000 cases of COVID-19, swamping hospitals, and leaving medical workers struggling to stay protected because of a shortage of protective gear like aprons and surgical masks.
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What they're doing: swamping the market with call options, hoping to force market makers to buy the underlying stock, and exponentially increasing the value of those options (which give them the right to buy stocks at a fixed price).
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Photo: AP Chicago is ending an algorithmic child abuse prevention program after the data mining software failed to flag at-risk kids who died while swamping caseworkers with alerts that thousands of other children were at imminent risk of death.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The clear Midwestern skies that El Nino cycles typically bring could be a boon to the U.S. heartland this spring, after recent record rain levels soaked the region, swamping farmland and disrupting grain export shipments on swollen rivers.
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"A lot of the PPI claims we are seeing are people who have never had a relationship with Barclays, I think the claims management companies are swamping the bank with vexatious claims," Morzaria said on a call with reporters on Thursday.
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After baby formula was found to be tainted with melamine in 2008, affecting tens of thousands of infants, terrified Chinese parents began mass buying milk powder from overseas, swamping shops and causing shortages in Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand.
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Steyer, a former hedge-fund manager with an estimated net worth of $1.6 billion, already has spent more than $18.7 million on advertising to target South Carolina voters, swamping all of his rivals, according to Kantar Media's Campaign Media Analysis Group.
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On the first day, my four-man saw team was rolling, chittering fury, eating through downed maple and basswood like crap through a goose, with a team of utterly dedicated Job Corps students swamping as fast as we could cut.
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False news reports that attack U.S. politicians have been viewed more than 150 million times on Facebook since the beginning of 2019, according to an analysis published Wednesday that points to a growing threat of deception swamping next year's elections.
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DES MOINES (Reuters) - Republican front-runner candidate Donald Trump has a big lead in the race for the 20.33 presidential nomination nationally, swamping his opponents with a 40.6 percent share of those surveyed, a Reuters-Ipsos tracking poll found on Friday.
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In some pieces he's added broken china, buttons, clothing, and other objects to create a kind of onslaught against the central figure, almost swamping it, making it visually compete against the chaotic jumble in order to be present and seen.
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That passion is alive and well in Massachusetts, which will hold its Democratic presidential primary on so-called Super Tuesday this week, but there is a big difference here, and it raises a red flag for Mr. Sanders: While he is swamping Mrs.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A victory for President Abdulla Yameen in a Sunday election in the Maldives could ramp up pressure on its finances, as the government stays the course on a Chinese-backed infrastructure boom that is in danger of swamping the economy.
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One of his last assignments, at RailWorks Track Systems, had been to help the meatpacking giant Cargill head off the swamping of its corn-milling plant in Blair, Nebraska, about 20 miles east of Nickerson, during the Missouri River flood of 2011.
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Had Irma lingered far enough off Florida's Gulf Coast, its eastern wall, where the strongest winds occur, could have shoved six to nine feet of water into parts of Fort Myers and Naples, while swamping Tampa Bay and St. Petersburg as well.
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The key problem for the Oscars is not, as Hollywood's critics on the right sometimes suggest, that the movie industry's liberal politics are dragging down both box office numbers and Oscar ratings — that the desire to preach is swamping the desire to entertain.
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In the 1970s, as farms in the Coachella and Imperial Valleys grew more crops, increasing their agricultural runoff, the sea began to flood, swamping many of the resort's little beach houses, concrete brick cabins and R.V.s, and many residents abandoned their homes.
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Mr. Cuomo warned in his letter that the reduced capacity would create a domino effect, swamping alternative routes and means of transportation, and he asked Mr. Trump for assistance in providing options such as high-speed ferries to the city from Long Island.
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What is less clear is how Mr. Kushner's woes will affect his hard-won influence on a mercurial father-in-law who is eager to put distance between himself and a scandal that is swamping his agenda and, he believes, threatening his family.
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According to people around him, those complaints reflect a private irritation that he no longer has the airwaves essentially to himself, a status he exploited in the first years of his presidency by swamping cable news broadcasts with tweets and impromptu appearances before cameras.
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But this year, several Asian refiners are maintaining or reducing crude throughput in July and August after refineries around the region in the first quarter binged on the cheapest crude in over a decade, swamping Asia with excess fuel, industry sources and analysts said.
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It's easy to use the language of crisis, to say that swarms of refugees are swamping the southern border or that America is on the brink of socialism or sliding into the sea or teetering on the edge of a never-before-seen catastrophe.
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The program - known as the "Migrant Protection Protocols" (MPP) - has forced tens of thousands of people to wait in Mexico for U.S. court dates, swamping the dockets and leading to delays and confusion as judges and staff struggle to handle the influx of cases.
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It has turned the hard hit Lombardy region into a grim glimpse of what awaits countries if they cannot slow the spread of the virus and ''flatten the curve'' of new cases — allowing the sick to be treated without swamping the capacity of hospitals.
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On Sunday, 27 homes were damaged from flooding in Monterey County south of San Francisco when the Carmel River breached its banks, swamping some nearby properties, and rainwater inundated homes in the town of Seaside, Gerry Malais, the county emergency services director, said by phone.
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The details: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration document states that the impacts of nearly 7°F of global warming would be severe, including "increases in mortality and morbidity due to excessive heat and other extreme weather events" and the swamping of cities due to sea level rise.
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But the posts kept increasing and, after discussing on their Discord server, they decided that putting all the virus-related discussion in one place would allow Wedditors to support each other more easily without completely swamping the subreddit for users who wanted to see the usual wedding-related fare.
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"Among the most striking aspects of the contest, the vote-share of the moderate candidates (Biden, Buttigieg, Klobuchar) came in at more than 50 percent, swamping that of progressives Sanders and Warren, who together accounted for less than 40 percent of the vote," wrote The Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who has jumped up in the polls while pitching "big, structural change" to American life -- well beyond the immediate controversies and scandals swamping the administration -- have been adamant that Trump is the product of a deeply corrupt system that needs to be rooted out and re-imagined.
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The science is overwhelmingly clear in showing that we only have about another decade to start drastically reducing global greenhouse gas emissions in order to avoid widespread, damaging consequences of climate change, from rising seas swamping coastal cities to heat waves making life miserable for tens of millions of people.
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As for the dangers posed by rare, but inevitable, floods of the sort swamping Texas, they have been more discounted than other storm threats like wind, said J. Marshall Shepherd, director of the atmospheric sciences program at the University of Georgia and a past president of the American Meteorological Society.
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But this one has become a circus tent: A giddy but tense crush of humanity has descended here in rural eastern Oregon, benefiting businesses and swamping them, filling bars, and making motel rooms unattainable amid a bizarre tide of guns, police, reporters and ideologues quoting (at length) from the United States Constitution.
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There's no indication, as of yet, that Agalarov was directly involved in any of the offshore schemes swamping the Aliyevs; indeed, given his business dealings with his billionaire father—who has received an "Order of Honor" from Vladimir Putin, no less—Agalarov wasn't exactly hurting for cash, even after divorcing Leyla in 2015.
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Just some of the impacts we would see include the loss of most of the world's coral reefs; the disappearance of major mountain glaciers; the total loss of the Arctic summer sea-ice, most of the Greenland ice-sheet and the break-up of West Antarctica; acidification and overheating of the oceans; catastrophic sea-level rise swamping major cities from London to New York; the collapse of the Amazon rainforest; and the loss of Arctic permafrost; to name just a few.
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A business-as-usual scenario would see an acceleration of extreme weather; the loss of most of the world's coral reefs; the disappearance of major mountain glaciers; the total loss of the Arctic summer sea-ice, most of the Greenland ice-sheet and the break-up of West Antarctica; acidification and overheating of the oceans; catastrophic sea-level rise swamping major cities from London to New York; the collapse of the Amazon rainforest; and the loss of Arctic permafrost; to name just a few.
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