"It's a swampy place, and the swampy stink knows no partisan allegiance," said one senior Democratic congressional aide.
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On the field, the new lineups and swampy conditions showed.
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There was a swampy smell and the sound of cicadas.
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"It's Bigly Swampy in the Trump Administration," Gallego tweeted Tuesday.
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Red fabric ties on sticks emerge from a swampy pond.
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In the summer, swarms of mosquitoes emerge from the swampy earth.
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Tinged with swampy colors, the paintings have a creepy, voyeuristic mood.
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Giant otters prowled around the shallow, swampy waters of ancient China.
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The world's swampy, estuarine places were then mostly ignored by naturalists.
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Alligators are typically relegated to the swampy areas of the southeast.
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Instead they look like swampy quagmires, where misinformation and bullying abound.
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He has to take him to a muddy, swampy public park.
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The current inhabitants have no interest in draining their current, swampy home.
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Bannon hasn't explained how exactly these swampy politicos halted Trump's nationalist agenda.
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A raised road that passes across low or swampy ground or water.
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Swampy as Washington can be, it still harbors creatures who understand that.
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But it will take longer than that to drain such a swampy market.
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Swamp Thing leans in on backwoods swampy horror and it works so well.
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The journey from my campsite to the Other Stage was a swampy one.
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" Ernst said Pruitt "is about as swampy as you get here in Washington.
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It is particularly prone to flooding because it was built on swampy grounds.
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Donald Trump keeps DC swampy James Mattis, defense secretary Hearing schedule: 9:30 a.m.
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Decades later, a villager found human remains in a swampy area near the mountain.
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Picture two swampy bodies pressed against each other, stewing in each other's bodily horrors.
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Much of the surrounding terrain is soft and swampy—not ideal for building skyscrapers.
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His body was discovered in a swampy field 10 days after he went missing.
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Much of the surrounding terrain is soft and swampy — not ideal for building skyscrapers.
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It's also swampy, marsh-like ground that's often found in the north of England.
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The clash of the Gulf cash continues, and nothing is more swampy than that.
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It seems swampy but I don't know if I would use the word 'criminal.
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We were led by motorcade, to a woody, swampy location to burn it all.
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She has been making two-hour trips to buy groceries from a swampy supermarket.
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"These were swampy, unused spaces and they made them habitable by landfilling," he said.
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The landscape feels lifelike and vibrant, whether it's the swampy forests or the arid desert.
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On a sweltering, swampy Washington morning, the prospect of impeachment now hung in the air.
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With its cool, wet climate, the swampy area was a giant petri dish for virologists.
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Authorities say Gillam has a tough terrain and is swampy, dense, and full of insects.
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His bullet-ridden body was found in a swampy field outside Memphis in July 22009.
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Moscow, which sits on swampy flatland, faces several other natural dangers besides strong spring wind.
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But it's swampy — the Tigris and Euphrates rivers meet there — and relatively easy to protect.
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Liccardo said a floating development could be constructed on swampy land in the city's northern area.
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The crash occurred in a wooded, swampy area, said Lieutenant Gabe Lind of the sheriff's office.
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Much of the water has a pungent, swampy odor and sometimes smells like sewage or gasoline.
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She waded through water in the swampy rainforest with ten men from Nepal, India, and Cuba.
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That area of Texas is also very flat and often swampy, so Harvey will weaken slowly.
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"He is about as swampy as you get here in Washington, DC," said Iowa Republican Sen.
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"What critics said: "Swamp Thing leans in on backwoods swampy horror and it works so well.
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An icy fog clung to the sides of the highway in the swampy area around Amherst.
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Two weeks later at the Preakness, Exaggerator ended Nyquist's Triple Crown campaign on a swampy racetrack.
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Jakarta is a huge metropolis built on swampy land, and it has been sinking for decades.
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Oh, and there are plenty of Democrats who look pretty swampy when push comes to shove.
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Only, now there is a twist: Florida is no longer the swampy backwater it once was.
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"The roads out there are really rough and lucky it wasn't swampy or muddy," he said.
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The alternative—clear-felling the often swampy forest and disposing of the resulting waste—is expensive.
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I'm very interested in the color and torpidness of swampy places, places that are humid and dank.
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With "swampy lungs" and an untamed warren of multiplying bunny rabbit barrettes, Louisiana delights on every page.
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They've built entire communities on swampy marshlands, effectively packing people into the areas most vulnerable to disaster.
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Matt felt hot, his underwear was swampy, and he hadn't even put on his foam helmet yet.
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The vehicle barely goes fast enough to get a breeze strong enough to combat the swampy heat.
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The impact threw Chauvin from the highway into the swampy waters of a canal, 30 feet below.
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Many now are asking: If a swampy garden spot can burn, is anywhere safe in rural Australia?
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A coastal city built on a swampy plain, roughly 40 percent of Jakarta is below sea level.
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Children's toys and rides at a seaside carnival in Sumur were left scattered along a swampy beach.
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The EP's opener "Sweat" startles with a stanky, tritonal riff, and is tethered down by a swampy bassline.
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RANGING FROM the soaring Himalayas to the swampy jungles of Bengal, India's landscape has few rivals for variety.
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Here, the pachyderm was able to get back on land, trudging through the swampy terrain of the country.
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We must cut taxes for hard-working Americans, while ending the swampy loopholes crafted by special interest groups.
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Its primary vector species (the bug that spreads disease) tends to live in swampy areas away from cities.
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So, too, was its 2,000-square-meter triangular plot, which was swampy and desolate with just one tree.
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It seemed, too, that the pool was a bit lighter in color, though it remained murky and swampy.
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Is there anything more swampy than a Cabinet Secretary taking private planes everywhere and billing taxpayers for it?
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During her visit, Marie had been in swampy areas in her swimsuit, and had been bitten by mosquitoes.
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The Alfa Omega School in Tangerang, Indonesia, is raised on stilts to protect it from the swampy environment.
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Even for Mr. Trump, a self-described master deal maker, election-year Washington will make for swampy going.
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The new Congress — the new Washington — will be no more or less swampy than its new top gator.
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Still, in the swampy realm of tax politics, such clarity and fairness has often been in short supply.
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We deployed by American Navy assault boats and Army helicopters into the swampy river delta south of Saigon.
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MARSH "mallow" actually refers to a family of gorgeous flowering plants who like "wet feet," slightly swampy conditions.
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Otherwise the whole situation might come off as a tad undemocratic — the swampy Senate ignoring the people's will.
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Basically, it's a lot of nonsense that has emerged from the swampy corners of the internet into the mainstream.
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For example, the statement says that a swampy plant species from the genus Littorella was not found on-site.
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It was a stable if swampy system, but not all buyers felt they had fair access to Madagascar's vanilla.
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It likely lived in a wet, swampy environment and feasted on hadrosaurs, ankylosaurs, and other prey, according to Nesbitt.
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Then, in swampy heat, in the middle of the street, he sets up a tent, projector, screen and speakers.
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"New York was hilly and swampy, and they decided to drain it and make it more linear," she said.
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Still, Cohen made a lot of money selling insight and access to Trump — a pretty swampy thing to do.
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The cast at Camp Swampy also included Sarge's uniformed canine sidekick Otto and General Halftrack's sexy secretary Miss Buxley.
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The theme music was entirely absent for the first minute, as Swampy spoke with a Times reporter, Natalie Kitroeff.
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FERRECHIO: Maybe we are only seeing how swampy he is because so many people are interested in taking him out.
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Nunes on Monday slammed the FBI as "swampy" for waiting "until the stroke of midnight" to send the latest letter.
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On the second day, the terrain is a wide-open swampy area that gives little indication you're making much progress.
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Manchester Township police say the crew was working in a wooded, swampy area on Tuesday when it found a skull.
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On the banks of that swampy bayou sat his blacksmith shop where he made tools and horseshoes before treading home.
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A swampy green diving pool and a bullet whizzing into the equestrian center were of no consequence to most locals.
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On Monday's podcast, we couldn't get through the swampy bucket of questions people had submitted, so we're getting dirty again.
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A swampy green diving pool and a bullet whizzing into the equestrian centre were of no consequence to most locals.
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Pale corydalis and harebell grew near the shore; sphagnum, leatherleaf and Labrador tea in the swampy sections of the hike.
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Democrats dominated the midterms, she said, with a "simple message" of better health care, better jobs and less swampy politics.
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African-Americans were typically assigned to swampy plantations where the dangerous, backbreaking occupation of chopping sugar cane often awaited them.
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These are swampy jungles where vegetation that falls to the ground does not completely decay because of the waterlogged soil.
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"This process looks really bad; it looks swampy," said Dan Holler, a spokesman for the outside conservative group Heritage Action.
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This continued risk is especially apparent for people eager to camp or hunt near swampy places at dusk or dawn.
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Fairyland Lustre, Makeig-Jones's signature 1915 collection, was instead a dense, Blakeian voyage to a swampy, surreal post-Victorian world.
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Between 1000 and 1300 A.D., the Dutch had relied on wheat, grown on land that had once been swampy bogs.
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It's a creation so vile, it makes hanging out in a swampy sewer with a killer dancing clown seem almost enjoyable.
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Over the course of my reporting, several native Floridians said the state's swampy, bipolar weather was the root of their superstition.
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HTA NI, Myanmar (Reuters) - By the standards of her village in Myanmar's swampy Ayeyarwady Delta, Than Shin was a prosperous woman.
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Hunter Biden has regrets about being swampy "I did nothing wrong at all," he said in an interview with ABC News.
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Prosecutors say that from the mid-224s these groups, often made up of rogue police officers, started snatching swampy federal land.
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The swampy flood plains of Polesia, Ms Brown finds, are especially conducive to the transmission of radiation into the food chain.
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Rather powerfully, his book accords each realm its own landscape: rugged, sun-baked Arizona for ideas, and swampy Washington for politics.
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The subway platforms are crowded and swampy, and walking ten minutes to brunch is enough to test my makeup's longwear capabilities.
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Venturing out into the swampy environment means going toe-to-toe with werewolf-like beasts, vulturous birds, the undead, and cultists.
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F.O.," Sullivan reached for a bigger rock 'n' roll sound on the swampy blues of "Tom Cat" and the distorted "Amos.
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Five months later, the boy's sneaker was found in a swampy part of an industrial park where his mother once worked.
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Triple E is most often found in the northeastern United States in swampy, wooded areas from late spring to early fall.
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This is the equally haunting and amusing story of a lesser-known act, set against the swampy backdrop of northern Florida.
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In many places flames reached as high as the forest canopy in the ordinarily swampy, heavily-wooded region that surrounds Berlin.
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So she stayed in the house with him, in a rural, swampy stretch of Conway, S.C., not far from Myrtle Beach.
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Indonesia, with 50 million acres of swampy peatlands, has the most peat in Asia and probably the most among tropical countries.
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We resumed our navigation on the small motorboat through cool, peaceful igarapés (forest streams) leading to dazzling igapós (swampy, flooded forests).
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The talisman was meant to create a shield against the "bad air" and fevers that seemed to be associated with swampy terrain.
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Yet the nature of Mr Manafort's crimes has also shed light on unregistered foreign lobbying, the murkiest part of a swampy industry.
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Financially, tourists are the town's lifeblood; so are the fish that live in Caddo Lake, on whose swampy shores the town nestles.
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She details how she plans to style the dress in cooler temps and do a DIY hem job when it's swampy out.
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These otters, now dubbed Siamogale melilutra, likely swam around the shallow, swampy waters of ancient China, hunting for clams and other shellfish.
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For all the doomsayers, they need to wake up from their swampy haze and remember their promises when they campaigned against ObamaCare.
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So she stayed in the house with him, in a rural, swampy stretch of Conway, South Carolina, not far from Myrtle Beach.
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On the swampy outskirts of Orlando, she and her business partner Angelina were based out of another psychic shop some years ago.
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In swampy Washington, being able to accuse the president of being mean to children is apparently more valuable than actually helping children.
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Read more: Canadian police are still hunting 2 teen murder suspects, and experts think they may have died in the swampy wilderness
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Critics of Chavez's drive to break up big ranches say most of them are in swampy plains only suitable for cattle raising.
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The 10 million residents of the low-lying coastal city, built on a swampy plain, are exposed to tidal and seasonal flooding.
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Subway riders board trains freshly showered then exit feeling defeated, with swampy pants, matted hair and sweat marks on newly laundered shirts.
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Between the outcroppings lie swampy valleys, or vleis, fed by rainwater runoff and rich in acacias, mopanis, figs, euphorbias and other vegetation.
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I run from the swampy shoreline, through the tall grasses and short shrubs, towards the village I've called home my whole life.
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Two weeks after fleeing, Sotolongo and her husband returned to the neighborhood, mucking through the swampy streets with waders and face masks.
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It is one of Africa's oldest reserves and the largest protected wetland in Central Africa, featuring a dozen papyrus-lined, swampy lakes.
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He's a complete insider whose swampy ways in Columbia have put him on the other side of reform-minded candidates like Nikki Haley .
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Jakarta is one of the world's fastest-sinking cities, built on swampy land, located beside the sea and cut through with multiple rivers.
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Jorion's decomposed body was spotted by passersby in a swampy, remote area about a half-mile from the nearest residences, said the sheriff.
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A war that had previously been concentrated in the swampy north of the country has spread to southern areas, which had been peaceful.
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Its bed was packed with snacks and bottled water for those waiting to give blood, lined up in the swampy central Florida heat.
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Bands from Florida (outside of Obituary's swampy stomp) tried to sound otherworldly and wickedly fast, often incorporating jazz or psychedelia into their mix.
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That's when the 10-day Jazz and Heritage Festival cuts the swampy humidity with a cool blast of jazz, blues, zydeco and gospel.
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Police discovered the hungry Crim, whose name happens to be 50% "criminal," unsuccessfully hiding in a wooded, swampy area adjacent to the property.
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To avoid the flooding, we had left the path and followed him into swampy backwoods where each step looked identical to the next.
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The District of Columbia is hot in the summer, with temperatures ranging from "broiler" to "literal lava" when swampy humidity is factored in.
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Another person who was not a fan of DC's swampy summers: Vice President John Nance Garner, who served under FDR in the 1930s.
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Now, with just a few swampy areas left, Lay Sremeth and her neighbors fear losing their homes as they do not have titles.
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"Our dry, sunny isle far from swampy Washington seems to be the latest pinup for the American desire to check out," he writes.
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"Beetle" was built around a cast of misfits at a military base, Camp Swampy, and Army humor, as Mort often said, writes itself.
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This story is the least distinguished in the collection, with its thin narrative, swampy backstory and too-cursory moral investigation at its core.
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I was saying how miserable it was to have skipped right past spring and plunged into the swampy heat of summer so soon.
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Donald Trump makes some very establishment, not to say swampy, Cabinet picks; North Carolina's gubernatorial election still isn't over (but will be soon).
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Colder air can't carry as much moisture (think the opposite of swampy subtropical New Orleans), so cold and dry conditions go hand and hand.
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The way in which Trump has turned the office of the president into his own swampy profit-center is well-documented at this point.
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The low-oxygen, swampy, acidic environs of certain bogs essentially pickle the bodies — sometimes dissolving the bones, but leaving the skin and hair intact.
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George Weah, now the president of Liberia but once his continent's deadliest striker, perfected his shooting with a rag ball in a swampy slum.
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Over here, everyone is talking about lotion, so were coming to you with a PSA to also remember SPF in this swampy D.C. heat.
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Scene City 19 Photos View Slide Show ' A cooler Monday brought relief from last week's swampy despair, but did not chill the night's partying.
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Scrambling to land in a swampy district of Bangladesh on June 28, the elephant trudged through the marshes in search of food, becoming dehydrated.
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The appeal of West Africans to plantation owners was simple: The moist climate of their homeland bore striking similarities to South Carolina's swampy Lowcountry.
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He suspected coyotes at first, but a more likely culprit emerged as Mr. Holiday gave a walking tour of his ranch one swampy afternoon.
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Though settlers tried draining their humid, swampy, sweltering surroundings, the inundations came again and again, with 16 major floods in the city's first century.
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In a storm, the bioswale fills with water that slowly seeps away; residents say they are swampy mud pits and ripe mosquito breeding grounds.
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Our dry, sunny isle far from swampy Washington seems to be the latest pinup for the American desire to check out and start over.
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Eleven months after he disappeared, Timmy's remains were found in a swampy creek in Edison, New Jersey, near the fulfillment center where Lodzinski once worked.
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I scoop up some swampy brown pond water and watch my bottle work its magic, until the liquid sparkles and tastes as fresh as Fiji.
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We watched it coming Scott no doubt saw the threat coming: every health expert knew swampy, mosquito-infested Florida would get hit with Zika first.
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Hardy men, they abided the swampy, mosquito- infested terrain and defied the frequent hurricanes, not to mention the indigenous bears, panthers, alligators, and wild boars.
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Low-oxygen, swampy areas are hotspots for methane, and scientists have documented streams of the gas seeping out of Arctic lakes formed by melting permafrost.
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There's this sense of centeredness in tracks like "Test Man," pounding with piston-like locomotion, in apparent rebuke of the swampy chaos that surrounds them.
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Joni Ernst on Tuesday called Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt "as swampy as you get" for "transgressions" during his time leading the federal agency.
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The intoxicated Marine started making food in the home before the homeowner's threats to call the place sent him fleeing into a nearby swampy area.
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The weather is still swampy, and teams that are still often playing themselves into shape tend to struggle, but this Dolphins team is a disaster.
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Keep reading to see photos of the abandoned, swampy village, which is now an overgrown jungle with just a few rusted buildings and vehicle remains.
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Newcomers like Tommy John and CDLP are also using high-tech fabrics that promise to stay dry, odor free and comfortable, even in swampy conditions.
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With the machinery, the forests are cut down, their timber efficiently removed, and the swampy peatland they sit on is left to drain and dry.
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Thousands of people fled their homes in Cross River State, officials there said, noting that many of them lived in swampy areas or along waterways.
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But now and then it lifts a little, and when it does, it's possible to drink in the swampy beauty of Marc Shap's bayou cinematography.
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Today, we return to our conversation with the whistle-blower John Barnett, known as Swampy, about what he said were systemic safety problems at Boeing.
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This is all fun horror fare with a big splash of blood, but it's clear that there are deeper stories churning just below these swampy waters.
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You can&apost tell me that there weren&apost people who are pretty swampy in the Obama administration that we never heard about because nobody cared.
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Between the sandy beaches filled with retirement homes, Little Havana, the Deep South and its swampy Everglades, the Sunshine State has always resisted a solitary definition.
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The maglev-powered train thing would pass through New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore before terminating in good old swampy Washington, DC. All in twenty-nine minutes.
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Considering the swampy weather in Florida, which makes it a hotbed for bugs, the issue has become serious locally, with government officials worrying about the economy.
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Martin Johnson Heade, who painted the florid "Florida Sunset with Waterfowl" in 1883-1969 and rendered the swampy crepuscule aflame, came to Florida for his health.
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In Indonesia and Malaysia, palm oil companies are draining and clearing vast areas of peatland — the swampy forests that lock in billions of tons of carbon.
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Each humanoid character in Putsch is associated with an animal—some warm-bloodied and hailing from a safari, others cold-blooded and seemingly from swampy marshes.
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Even after cracking the windows, the swampy stench of rotting wood, spoiling food and budding mold could drive even eager helpers right back out the door.
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This summer, his family watched as the bear collected berries from a swampy area behind his property and then shook some crab apples from a tree.
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Chuma picked us up and drove us to a neighborhood where fish and plantains were fried on the street, where the air was swampy with weed.
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Bruni: Don't get me started on "The Shape of Water," whose swampy charms elude me to a point where I can't ponder the politics of it.
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They tend to be older, male and more than a bit swampy (consultants, the stray lobbyist and people you've seen talking if you watch cable news).
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And even after cracking the windows, the swampy stench of rotting wood, spoiling food and budding mold could drive eager helpers right back out the door.
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Last E3, I got a chance to play the game's spring level, which sends Artyom into the swampy Volga riverbanks to confront a fanatic group of luddites.
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"Burn the Stars" is their first single, and it's rife with the manic punk energy and swampy, heavy-as-a-church-tower riffage we've come to expect.
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However, the festival has become either infamous or legendary, depending on who you ask, for the hardcore drinking that goes down in the swampy Louisiana summer heat.
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Her decomposing body was spotted by a motorist April 24 in a drainage ditch in a remote, swampy area about a half-mile from the nearest homes.
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The Avengers say they are fighting for a greater share of oil profits, an end to pollution in the Delta, and independence for the swampy southern region.
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"YE SHUL hav a fevere tertaine," a line from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, is probably a reference to malaria, which was rife in swampy areas of medieval England.
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The city was a ramshackle, swampy place, notorious for its many alligator holes, until Spindletop hit, and it suddenly found itself the capital of an oil empire.
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I searched wider than I might have otherwise, scaling mountains to seek out life, trekking through swampy jungles and across windswept plains and over dangerous-looking valleys.
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Joni Ernst (R-IA) called him "as swampy as you get" in response to Pruitt's proposed changes to the renewable fuel standard (renewable fuel = ethanol = corn = Iowa).
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I pull on my boots and nearly slide—twice—through the swampy mud in order to climb over the fences and give all the animals a hug.
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He led me upstairs to a laboratory where white-coated technicians were drying masses of swampy green spirulina, a form of algae, to be packed into pills.
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"This is a very swampy thing to do, have a vote on a Friday heading into Memorial Day weekend," Mr. Roy said before heading to the floor.
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This export-led growth has generated tempting opportunities for landowners in Pantanal, a region whose swampy terrain and sweltering temperatures had previously made it unattractive for farming.
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That day's show began with a cold open: a raspy-voiced inspector at Boeing, nicknamed Swampy, recalling his journey from pride to embarrassment over his employer's conduct.
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As we talked, the sound of explosions kept coming across the distance — mortar fire from an army camp targeting local rebels in a swampy region miles away.
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Still searching for the elusive ivory-billed woodpecker, and following leads from an amateur birder online, Mandrick travels to Eglin Air Force Base on Florida's swampy panhandle.
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Although the area where these turtles once lived is now largely desert, it was a humid, swampy freshwater region full of diverse life millions of years ago.
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Many are located on riverbanks or near dump sites and industrial areas, often on degraded soils and in swampy, steep or flood-prone areas susceptible to disasters.
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The Pros: After days of testing out synthetic insoles that left my arches swampy and suffocating, the Day Glove's buttery leather soles felt really, really, really nice.
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That continues on this sometimes boisterous, sometimes swampy, rarely fanciful album — it's Mr. Lamar's version of the creeping paranoia that has become de rigueur for midcareer Drake.
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" The Republican National Committee sent reporters on Monday a memo headlined: "Quid Pro Joe," trying to make the case that Biden had a history of "swampy dealings.
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Mike Will's drums have a swampy sound that derives from his years of apprenticeship in the basement of his family's home in Marietta, a suburb of Atlanta.
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From the sky, Borno State, the region where Boko Haram is most active, is a patchwork of fallow farmland, swaths of desert and a few swampy areas.
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The response time to an oil spill depends on the security situation and the company's ability to access affected areas in the swampy region, the company said.
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In August 2007, a hunter found what appeared to be a human skull discarded in the dense, swampy foliage behind a nondescript shopping plaza in New Britain, Connecticut.
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Drawing inspiration from some of the best Swamp Things stories in comics, including Alan Moore's run in the '80s, DC's Swamp Thing series oozes with supernatural swampy horror.
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Teeming with mosquitoes and tough to penetrate or tame (even the grass will cut your fingers), the swampy Everglades has long been inhospitable to all but the hardiest.
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The days-long manhunt for two Canadian teens wanted in the killings of three people has been narrowed down to a swampy, wild town in northern Manitoba province.
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None of these things is directly related to the other, but collectively they feed into what has become an incredibly long list of swampy headlines (see: Pruitt, Scott).
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In recent years, the Taj Mahal has suffered at the hands of insects that breed in the swampy waters of the Yamuna River, which flows behind the monument.
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So, like tens of thousands of other people from across the country, Mr. Balocha came to these open, swampy mines scattered across the jungle, looking for a future.
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A heat advisory is in effect (again): It could feel as swampy as 26 degrees today, with a decent chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening.
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While some swampy summer days can send New Yorkers running to the nearest air-conditioned movie theater, the evenings often make reveling in the park a splendid alternative.
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The swampy forests that they inhabit are increasingly being cut and drained for palm oil production, one of the most damaging practices currently affecting primate habitat around the world.
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In California, when Chinese farmers first arrived to the swampy shores of the Sacramento Valley in the 1850s, the story is that they looked at the land and cried.
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The five-block walk from the subway to the restaurant where I was meeting a guy for a first date had already transformed my back into a swampy marshland.
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Doherty's T-shirt and a shoe were discovered on Sunday near a swampy area close to his parents' home, according to a report from Boston TV station WBZ-TV.
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Greater Jakarta, one of the world's most densely populated cities, sits on a swampy plain and is sinking at a faster rate than any other city in the world.
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Even though swampy summer temps feel really far away now, they'll arrive soon enough, so the more sweat-friendly garb we can stockpile now in preparation, the better, right?
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Given Goop's cheerful warning that the smoothie included ginger to offset its "slightly swampy flavor," I expected this to taste like gourmet moss harvested off an organic tree trunk.
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Eleven months after he disappeared, Timmy's skeletal remains were found in a swampy creek in Edison, New Jersey, near the fullfillment center where Lodzinski once worked, according to reports.
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Many families were separated amid the chaos and violence of Myanmar's military crackdown; others lost contact while trudging through swampy forests or escaping on overloaded boats bound for Bangladesh.
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The band's second album is a happy marriage of crunchy old-school Swedeath, gnarly apocalyptic crust, and 90s Iron Monkey-styled sludge—more barren industrial decay than swampy bayou.
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It's perfect for Houston, where you can pass a full day without ever getting off the highway, where the caustic gleam of daytime melts into a long, swampy night.
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Human cases are rare because the mosquitoes that can spread it to us live in swampy areas, not cities, and people aren't part of the virus' natural life cycle.
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By the second week of January, my head felt less cloudy, like I was emerging from a pool of swampy water I didn't even know I was steeped in.
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The omnipresent Citi Bike—aka Deco Bike—makes it easy for an eager cyclist to pedal through the swampy, flat terrain, dodging BMW drivers high on flakka the whole way.
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Their bodies, wrists bound with zip ties, were left to rot in a Nissan truck parked on a swampy stretch of road at the edge of the Ocala National Forest.
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The village centers tell a similar story: The water in the fountains in the piazzas is swampy, and even on weekday afternoons, most restaurants and shops appear to be closed.
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"This is very challenging terrain, this is a large area, there's a lot of dense bush, swampy areas," Julie Courchaine, media relations officer for the RCMP, told a news conference.
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When trees expired and fell to the ground, much of which was swampy in those days, instead of being consumed by agents of decay they remained more or less intact.
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To see if it could actually hold up on a swampy summer night, I tried it in my small NYC apartment that suffers from a greenhouse effect with its heat.
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But because most of the swampy land on the Russian side of the nearby border has never been drained, the area is infested with giant mosquitoes and other bothersome bugs.
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When I was applying to colleges years ago from a corner of swampy Florida, my mother wouldn't allow me to apply to any school in the state of New York.
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Mr. Walker had long been urged to include a black character, but felt he would draw complaints if he made the figure an oddball like the others at Camp Swampy.
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But after they moved in with their daughter, Illia, then 238, they realized that the poor layout, overgrown plants and swampy conditions limited what they could do in the space.
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"I really do hope he does what he's saying, but I've been hearing he's surrounding himself with swampy people," Mr. Anderson said as we waited for the ceremony to begin.
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Despite all the fevered spin by each party and their acolytes in the media this week, Americans in Normaltown, USA, see this pretty simply: Both men did stupid, swampy things.
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New York City may have been blanketed with a snowstorm on Thursday, but under those snow-strewn streets, legions of mythical alligators slithered impervious through the city's swampy sewer system.
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At the Inauguration With Millennials for Trump "I really do hope he does what he's saying, but I've been hearing he's surrounding himself with swampy people," observed one ceremony-goer.
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Call us cynical, but we don't think drug companies should have to be exposed to double jeopardy and jump through this swampy second set of hoops to defend their patents.
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Usani said authorities were doing their best to boost security in the Delta but that the task was difficult because the swampy terrain meant that the pipelines were hard to access.
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When the schoolgirls came streaming out, the gunmen bundled them into the truck and took them to their hideout in a swampy border region around Lake Chad — three days' drive away.
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The following is a transcript of the video:Narrator: From blistering hot deserts to deep blue oceans, from frozen ponds to swampy wetlands, animal species have adapted and evolved in unique ways.
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Naming the main drag in Washington for Pennsylvania was a sign of respect and probably intended as some consolation for losing the capital to a swampy barren by the Potomac River.
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A couple months back the Boston newbie dropped his first ever song, the slinky-cool "danger_us"—a tune that hinges on handclaps, an occasional booming bass and some swampy synth womps.
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Black with swampy-green lettering could have been a programmer for any number of midrange apps, begrudgingly donning the uniform necessary for a sales pitch in some aggressively extroverted convention center.
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In fact, jaguars prefer the swampy savannas or tropical rainforests of Central and South America, which is why the nearest breeding jaguar population is 85033 miles south of the United States.
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The refinery and petrochemical complex located on 25,000 hectares of swampy land includes a jetty to ferry products by sea within Nigeria and abroad and an undersea pipeline to transport gas.
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The ire of his opponents and members of the press, such as Mr Kessler, at his lies is taken chiefly as evidence of his cocking a snook at the swampy establishment.
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A large part of its mission is to showcase indigenous art, and since 2014, Wanuskewin has focused increasingly on indigenous contemporary art, as curator Felicia Gay, who is Swampy Cree, explained.
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What you notice first of all, though, is the land those people inhabit, a sometimes dusty, sometimes swampy area of broad fields and dirt roads that seems indifferent to human concerns.
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Rising out of a formerly undeveloped swampy area in the city, a gigantic, glistening $2510 million stadium appeared this year, one of six new arenas Russia built for the World Cup.
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Washington, D.C. is finally feeling the crisp notes of fall in the air, and establishment Republicans are whispering ghost stories about the monster that wanders the country outside their swampy fiefdom.
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For their inaugural exhibition, they have curated a broad range of works by GIF-iti pioneer, INSA, as well as Broken Fingaz, Rone, Peter Drew, John Fekner, Olek, Swampy, and more.
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After confirming to himself that he's OK, the video switches perspectives and shows each of his friends following suite — crashing into everything from trees, to swampy water, and even a dirt road.
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Hundreds of service members from across the country are themselves living in hot, swampy tent cities overrun with mud and mosquitoes because most of the hotels are too damaged to house them.
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Featuring some of the swampy, cascading forms you might hear in a M.E.S.H. track, the track peters along in a heavily dubby imbalance until it hits full swing in its latter half.
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Monster 780-pound gator caught in Florida Officers had stopped the truck in the Corbett Wildlife Management Area -- a swampy expanse northwest of West Palm Beach -- to check the driver's day pass.
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It's quite the irony: rally-goers hoping someone they don't like goes to jail, while seemingly missing that someone they admire surrounded himself with criminals — many of whom are very swampy themselves.
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After several months of preservation, the orange yolks sometimes turn a deep greenish-black, and the whites can range in color from "dark brown to swampy green," as the BBC put it.
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I can't tell you how comforting it was to hear Raeann Barber talk on Tuesday, in an unmistakable accent from St. Bernard Parish, a swampy rural area adjacent to the Ninth Ward.
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Altogether, the swampy goings-on referenced in Cohen's recording suggest that people who helped Trump in the past -- Cohen, Pecker and Weisselberg, to name just three -- pose a danger to him now.
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It is unfortunate that FARA keeps popping out of the swampy muck with them, because FARA-regulated work should not be treated like an inherently bad thing because, usually, it is benign.
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The refinery and petrochemical complex is located on 25,000 hectares of swampy land with a jetty to ferry products by sea within Nigeria and abroad including an undersea pipeline to transport gas.
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Nineteenth-century images are filled with blood and guts and predators thrashing in swampy waters when, in fact, the world of the dinosaurs was less violent (and drier) than many paleoartists imagined.
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In order to reach civilization, the migrants would have had to navigate by foot the swampy waters that are home to crocodiles, said Ross Wood, president of the Port Douglas Marine Rescue.
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His appointment as the envoy to the European Union was in keeping with the traditional, swampy rules of how ambassadorial plums are doled out — preferably somewhere nice, maybe exotic, definitely not dangerous.
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Since then, tens of millions of tourists have crowded inside the living-room-size chamber, exuding a swampy mist of breath and sweat, which has caused the plaster to expand and contract.
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Although the track has this really smooth, swampy, quite sexy groove behind it, I wanted to try and find something to contrast that: something that would alarm and unsettle rather than seduce.
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It had enlarged cheek teeth and strong jaws that appear to have been used for crunching hard objects, perhaps large shellfish and freshwater mollusks, and was capable of swimming in shallow, swampy waters.
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Stefan Jagsch, a right-wing neo-Nazi politician in Germany, was seriously hurt on March 16 when he crashed his Jeep near Büdingen, a small town in a swampy valley northeast of Frankfurt.
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To wit, Luke lectures Rey in his off-the-grid Jedi retreat, just as Yoda once lectured Luke, only the lecturing takes place on a mountainous island rather than in a swampy cavern.
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She's in heels and I'm in flats on our walk to the 28th Street train, but I keep up even though my head feels like it's been hot-boxed in this swampy weather.
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Sure there are still swampy references like the song "Into the Black Marsh," but Kalmah steps away from the mostly successful gimmick to create an album that one could ride into battle with.
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Nigeria's government has moved army reinforcements into the swampy Delta region in response but Western allies have said that widespread poverty and oil spills there must be tackled to defuse the militant problem.
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So hit play on this bad boy, get yourself out of that turkey coma, and let these infectious riffs, soaring vocals, and low-and-swampy bass lines kick your ass back into gear.
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The two researchers found no newts in the pond, so they moved on to a swampy patch in the woods of Paugussett State Forest, down a hillside from a suburban cul-de-sac.
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And it smears Biden so Trump allies can argue to voters that whatever sleazy stuff they've done, the other side is just as swampy — just like they did with Clinton four years ago.
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In this case, it appears that the heat contained in warm, wet swampy terrain of Louisiana south of Baton Rouge may well have offered a last-minute power boost to the storm system.
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This was one man's singular vision: an orchestral space rock odyssey complete with blessed gospel choirs, bursts of free jazz noise, swampy blues, and garage rock freak-outs, divulging the pain he's suffered.
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The heavily forested and swampy terrain has kept development to a minimum - there is virtually no mining activity - but scientists say similar peatlands in rugged parts of Indonesia have been threatened by agriculture.
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" In the 2018 sci-fi flop Annihilation, Natalie Portman and a crew of military scientists enter "Area X," a mass of swampy wilderness that's been overtaken by a strange force called "The Shimmer.
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White drew inspiration from the locals in the swampy Hampshire fens, who used moisture on the landscape to help them locate buried bog oak — partly fossilized trees — which could be used for fuel.
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The story of an attractive American family finding terror in a new home credibly wedded Edgar Allan Poe's twitchy, stiff-necked dread with the fetid, swampy atmospherics of a 1950s EC horror comic.
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The swampy story of his son's business dealings overseas while Biden was vice president — a subplot of the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump — was dispensed with quickly, within the first 20 minutes.
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That was in more ambitious times, before the momentum petered out amid Ronald Reagan's anticommunist wars in Central America and worries about perforating the "biological plug" of the swampy barrier between the continents.
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Plenty of special interests cranked up their lobbying as President Donald Trump's tax cuts, also known as the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, made their way through the swampy halls of Congress.
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In late June, 1966, the Third National Conference of Commissions on the Status of Women convened in swampy Washington, D.C. The makeup was, overwhelmingly and predictably, male, and seemingly unconcerned with correcting that imbalance.
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But he has already provided an instructive guide to the swampy world of corporations, law firms and Washington lobbying shops, and to how a tough prosecutor can bring some measure of justice to bear.
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I typed emails with numb hands, grew unable to track the simplest details, then grew anxious at the mistakes I'd caused, frozen in a high, swampy anxiety that I had created and couldn't escape.
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Meanwhile, authorities in and around Gillam, a swampy town in Manitoba, said on Wednesday they are winding down their manhunt after searching through some 4,200 square miles of wilderness for days, to no avail.
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The swampy house that the main character finds himself in is home to a terrifyingly sadistic family that plays host to horrible mold colonies, disgusting bug infestations, and all kinds of repulsive, unsettling things.
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Items included a line of $1,400 "swampy-fairy-dresses," soaps made from recycled doughnut-frying oil ($85 to $195) and a felt scuba suit ($3,500), which Ms. Puett conceded was more "psychological" than commercial.
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A day later, the island nation 193 miles off Florida came under yet another seaborne attack, this time by hundreds of Cuban exiles trying to land in the swampy south through the Bay of Pigs.
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Oddball was part of a pioneering project developed by Allan 'Swampy' Marsh in order to protect the fairy penguin population of Middle Island in Australia's south-west Victoria from local foxes and other assorted predators.
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And the weather—which can only be described as being stuck in someone's swampy tender bits after an intense cardio workout—means things like layers and all-black ensembles are more torture than fashion statement.
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CreditCreditRichard Burbridge for The New York Times It was just before noon on a swampy July morning when Nick Kyrgios came walking through the parking lot of the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Fla.
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Headed north from Ruzizi, an Akagera game drive is also a five- to seven-hour highlight reel of gorgeous east African landscapes: open plains, scraggly highlands and the swampy waters of Africa's largest protected wetlands.
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For dessert, we had tarts that Ms. Haberli had baked herself, small pastry rounds filled with cloudberry, an orange berry that grows in swampy Arctic areas and is prized for its nutty but tart flavor.
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On a swampy June night last year, Jessica White sat in the shadows of a Bronx public-housing high-rise and watched her three children scamper over a play set and twirl down the slide.
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VIRGINIA BEACH — Glimpsed from a kayak on West Neck Creek, this swampy piece of land, a pocket of red maple and loblolly pine tucked behind growing subdivisions, doesn't look like the stuff of existential debate.
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For decades, two women whose dead bodies were discovered in the so-called Texas Killing Fields — a swampy area outside Houston where the bodies of dozens of women have been found since the 1970s — remained unidentified.
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This may be acceptable in the swampy world of New York real estate, but one would think that most Americans don't actually want cash paid to the Trump family business figuring in United States policy making.
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To help you through the hardship of allowing fabric to touch your body on a swampy day, we compiled a list lightweight wardrobe staples that you can lean on when the mercury begins its cruel ascent.
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Forecasters said the first hurricane of the Atlantic season could hit the state's swampy southern tip on Friday, with the biggest danger posed not by the wind but by downpours that could go on for hours.
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"My goal was 20 of the 90 memberships, and we've hit that," she said, adding that combined with retail sales her yoga start-up was able to achieve $3,400 in sales on a swampy grand opening.
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Vicenta Miranda, whose father built a museum to house cannonballs, bullets and other treasures from swampy battlefields around the fortress of Humaitá, thinks the unreturned Brazilian archives contain "explosive" accounts of atrocities committed by Brazilian troops.
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Every street corner has its own wallah (vendor) expertly pressing juices, filling soda bottles, and crushing ice, while restaurants serve seasonal favourites like aam ka panna, a swampy looking drink made from raw mangoes and masala.
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The band have cultivated a certain grand, Southern Gothic air, as well, channeling melancholia and magnolias instead of the swampy, down-tuned menace we've been conditioned to expect from metal made south of the Mason-Dixon.
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If trippy, pulsating, Emeralds-on-speed swampy cosmic slop that comes slathered with vaseline-smeared-soft-focus vocals is your bag then, well, you've probably spent hours and hours and hours in Smith's fantastic company already.
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Ahead of a concert on Monday evening at the Filene Center at Wolf Trap here, he kept his band on stage for two hours in the swampy afternoon heat, checking the sound and fine-tuning songs.
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Mr. Barnett, the former quality manager, who goes by Swampy in a nod to his Louisiana roots, learned in 2016 that a senior manager had pulled a dented hydraulic tube from a scrap bin, he said.
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The Bludwork release treads a similarly light and bubbly path, pitching itself somewhere between the jocular atmospherics of the Mood Hut crew and the kind of swampy, sub-tropical house you'd hear PLO Man playing out.
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Swampy and stubborn and never breaking a sweat, Ms. Wilson's voice works on you like smoke: It envelops, intoxicates lightly, maybe even chokes you up a bit, but never makes its shape or intentions exactly clear.
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A 25-year-old Minnesota man has been arrested on suspicion of allegedly abducting and murdering his co-worker's 5-year-old daughter Saturday and leaving her body in a swampy, wooded area, authorities confirm to PEOPLE.
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Indonesia has been a focus of global efforts to rein in greenhouse gas emissions caused by the deforestation of swampy, carbon-rich peatlands to make way for plantations for industries such as palm oil, pulp and paper.
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Militants launched a wave of attacks at the start of the year to demand a greater share of oil revenues for the swampy region, which produces most of Nigeria's crude but whose residents are mired in poverty.
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Indonesia has been a focus of global efforts to rein in greenhouse gas emissions caused by widespread deforestation of swampy, carbon-rich peatlands to make way for plantations for industries such as palm oil, pulp and paper.
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When conservatives chose Donald Trump in 2016, they were rejecting the seamy, swampy insider politics that have dominated D.C. for far too long and opting instead for an outsider and an innovator who would shake things up.
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Seoul, South Korea, was in the middle of a heat wave, a still, swampy kind of heat oppressive enough that an extreme weather alert had gone out from all major cell carriers several days in a row.
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Mr Machar's flight in 2016 helped to spread the war, which had previously been mostly confined to the swampy north where he and Mr Kiir come from, to the Equatoria region, in the south of the country.
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Last week, the Marine Corps announced that it would integrate a platoon of female recruits into an all-male training battalion at Parris Island, S.C., the swampy, sand-flea-ridden East Coast training hub for enlisted Marines.
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Now, the label is gearing up to deliver Acheron Remixed, and we're delighted to shareBerlin-based producer Ziúr's contribution to the package, which reformulates the original's smooth and swampy tenor into something a bit more geometrically perturbed.
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" For him, nothing was off limits, "whether it be the sublime viscosities of a fish-eye, the slithery cerebellum of a bird, the spermatozoal marrow of a bone or the soft and swampy opulence of an oyster.
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Eugenie, a 34-year-old Louisiana State University grad student at the time, had been missing for three months before her body was discovered in a humid, swampy wetland area well-known as a dumping ground for corpses.
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By the morning of the big day, thousands of people were milling around -- in swampy, high 80s heat with rain in the forecast-- with nine hours remaining until the President actually took the stage at the Amway Center.
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Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman was the best thing about the swampy Batman v Superman, and now her solo outing is the far superior film: Wonder Woman, directed by Patty Jenkins, elevates her from third wheel to real deal.
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Halftrack, inhabit the fictional Camp Swampy inspired loosely on Mort Walker's experience of Army life in World War II. But Beetle and his friends never saw battle in the strip and he seemed to be in perpetual training.
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Next to me, a team of Suntory execs is feasting on sashimi, braised maguro collarbone, grilled sasa flounder and taco takikomi gohan (octopus baked with rice), while knocking back swampy-colored genmaicha chuhai (brown rice matcha with shochu).
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Pizzolatto has been criticized for the series' second season, which lacked the smooth directorial stamp of season one's Cary Fukunaga and relocated from swampy Louisiana to Los Angeles in order to double down on its crime noir feel.
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WASHINGTON — The lawmakers trotted from their dugouts at Nationals Park, together in a near-summer air that never quite felt swampy, united in a certainty that the game must go on, just not exactly as it had before.
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It's a swampy day in the sleepy town of Winder, Georgia, as Queer Eye's new Fab Five tears through the modest home of Cory, a police officer with an affinity for NASCAR, pickle juice and American flag-printed shorts.
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Not all lobbying activity in 2017 has yet been reported—but it may well be the most profitable to date, given the flurry of activity around the passage of the tax bill in December, which was a swampy affair.
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And with even Republican senators like Iowan Joni Ernst now shaming Pruitt—and Donald "drain the swamp" Trump—for being "about as swampy as you can get," it seems like only a matter of time before Pruitt is toast.
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The so-called Free Republic of Liberland, a swampy patch of isolated land on the banks of the Danube river border between Serbia and Croatia — which fought a war in the 1990s — was blocked by police in both states.
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The main character's war was with the Army itself, and though he was never promoted beyond private, he bested the likes of the tough but ultimately endearing Sarge (officially Orville P. Snorkel) and the bumbling Camp Swampy commander, Gen.
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She was now sleeping on a cot at Union Elementary School in nearby Clinton, N.C. There was no power or air-conditioning in the school, and generator-powered fans did little to stir the swampy air inside the gym.
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The committee, set up to investigate theft from the miles of pipelines that snake through the country's swampy, oil-rich Delta region, said the theft will only grow if the government does not take special action to combat it.
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Highlighted by ridiculously dense and swampy production from Tallen and thefame himself, "Contradictions" recasts the self-confidence that thefame displays throughout it as a march, as slow and inevitable as the squelching guitars and lumbering drums that guide him onward.
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"From the vegetation and other animal groups found at Shuitangba, we know that it was a swampy, shallow lake with quite dense vegetation", said Dr Denise Su, Curator and Head of Paleobotany and Paleoecology at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
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When I did go the basic, "nursing a hangover in leggings with my BFFs in the sorority kitchen circa 2008" route, I was pretty selective, wearing Alala's Captain leggings with swooping mesh cutouts: flattering, sleek, and lightweight enough for swampy temps.
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Some of the 20163,000 inhabitants now carry out daily trash pickups and monthly cleanups of the swampy area's once trash-choked wetlands and blocked drains, a measure they decided on themselves after failing to get outside help to solve the problem.
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Saturated with details and counterterrorism jargon, crammed full of real-world characters some would prefer to forget (looking at you, John Yoo), this swampy exposé is so tangled in red tape and competing political agendas that it can barely breathe.
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BELLE CHASSE, La. (Reuters) - Residents of Louisiana's lower Plaquemines Parish, the swampy peninsula that shadows the Mississippi River as it empties into the Gulf of Mexico, know Nate let them off very easy, certainly when compared with hurricanes of years past.
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The petition calls for the Fish and Wildlife Service, which has decreased its North Carolina staff and stopped reintroducing pups into the wild, to establish two additional populations of red wolves in swampy areas in Alabama, Kentucky and other southern states.
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In the briefest way, I shall now tell you the history of the marshmallow: It began with a plant called "marsh mallow," which happens to grow in swampy, marshy regions of the world, and has a super sticky, thick, white sap.
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Nigerian oil output has been driven lower after attacks by a group calling itself the Niger Delta Avengers which says it wants a greater share of oil profits and independence for the swampy region where residents have long complained of poverty.
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The soldiers were ambushed on Monday in the island village of Boma in the swampy Lake Chad zone in the west of the country, where the armies of Chad, Nigeria and Niger have been fighting the Islamist militants for years.
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KS: 100 percent more swampy, and obviously a lot of the stuff in the news that has to do with the tech world is its involvement in Washington, which I'd hoped never would happen, now it's full scale tech this week.
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When a Trump appointee such as former EPA director Scott Pruitt is exposed in some new abuse of power, Democrats mock him as "very swampy" or a "swamp creature," a symbol of Trump's absorption in a preexisting culture of corruption.
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In it, Ferrara, Chrystal, and I then drove to see the client who commissioned the stakeout, a 22008-year-old woman who lived in one of Tampa's endless and endlessly depressing gated communities, each with their own empty roads and swampy lagoons.
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On it, Keenan sings a disturbing diatribe on intergenerational trauma and abuse, twisting the biblical golden rule: "I do unto others what has been done to me," while Jones slaps his low E string against the pickups, causing that signature swampy sound.
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Portman plays Lena, a biologist trying to save her husband (Oscar Isaac) who — along with a psychologist (Jennifer Jason Leigh), a paramedic (Gina Rodriguez), and two scientists (Tessa Thompson and Tuva Novotny) — sets off into a possibly extraterrestrial "shimmer" in swampy Florida.
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For the 2006 murders of Javier Huerta and Gustavo Olivares-Rivas, whose bullet-riddled bodies were left to rot inside a Titan truck parked at the edge of Florida's swampy Ocala National Forest, he was instead sentenced to two more life terms.
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"Loathe" is blessed with the band's iconic hairy, goopy, swampy tone, and would slot neatly onto an album like World Demise; the brothers Tardy are in fine fettle, and that groove—THAT FUCKING GROOVE—buddy, I'll tell ya, it doesn't get much better.
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"He is about as swampy as you get here in Washington, D.C., and if the president wants to drain the swamp, he needs to take a look at his own Cabinet," Ernst said at an event organized by Platts, according to Bloomberg News.
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To drop another Spielberg reference, it appears to have "spared no expense" in replicating the Christmas-light-laden moodiness of Joyce's living room, the swampy creepiness of the Upside Down, and even the vaguely threatening chain-link fencing surrounding Hawkins National Laboratory.
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The law firm Leigh Day is bringing the claims against Shell and its Nigerian joint venture, the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria, in London on behalf of two communities in the swampy, oil-rich Niger Delta: the Ogale and the Bille.
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A reporter in Alabama said in an article published on Tuesday that he may have found the wreckage on the shore of a swampy island in the delta, thanks to the same weather system that produced a winter "bomb cyclone" weeks ago.
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As the town sinks slowly into the swampy ground on which it was built, wooden houses lean at odd angles on their sagging foundations, water pools in the roads, and wind blows through the broken windows of a partly abandoned paper mill.
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She said at a Tuesday event that Pruitt "is about as swampy as you get here in Washington, D.C. And if the president wants to drain the swamp, he needs to take a look at his own Cabinet," The Washington Post reported.
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And the extreme weather events that are becoming more common with climate change—particularly heavy flooding—also create more breeding grounds for mosquitoes carrying EEE, as well as more chances for people living near swampy bodies of freshwater to bump into them.
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Styles _____ A reporter in Alabama said in an article published on Tuesday that he may have found the wreckage on the shore of a swampy island in the delta, thanks to the same weather system that produced a winter "bomb cyclone" weeks ago.
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My thoughts on season two are well-documented, but I was also a bit of a skeptic around season one, enjoying its frantic, swampy midsection but finding the air to leak slowly out of it the later into the season it got.
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"Public health emergencies" would not count toward states' fixed Medicaid payments from the federal government, which was a key concern of Florida's Marco Rubio, and could entice Louisiana's Bill Cassidy, who would have to contend with another wave of Zika cases in their swampy states.
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Photo: NASAThe space agency has always known that such a storm was possible at Kennedy, whose two launchpads rise like giant concrete lilies from a swampy barrier island with nothing but a thin, rapidly eroding stretch of beach to protect them from the sea.
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Pageant is a massive feast of Bruce's and Hopkins's guts, carefully arranged as anthemic tell-offs, swampy and contemplative tear-jerkers, grungy breakup masterpieces and all-out ragers about gender, body image, confidence, love and growing up as twentysomethings who feel like they're still teenagers.
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Paak and his bayonet-sharp backing band, The Free Nationals artfully brokered a peace between Sly & The Family Stone-style funk, teardrop Curtis Mayfield soul, bludgeoning Beat Scene bass music, acid rock, disco-house swampy Dungeon Family spiritual hip-hop, and even jammy Bonnaroo grooves. .
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Highland Drive and the edges of San Dieguito County Park form most of its eastern border; Via De La Valle sits at its southern boundary; and the city reaches up to the swampy edges of the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve to the north.
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She added that "a number of other transgressions" related to his alleged misuse of agency funds to show "he is about as swampy as you get here in Washington, D.C." Pruitt currently faces about a dozen inquiries related to his actions leading the EPA.
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He picks up an M40 rifle, one used by the Marines, and it looks comfortable in his grasp — and when Mike relays an off-handed memory about how the gun's older material dealt with swampy water, it becomes clear that Mike once went to war.
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The festival's deepest grooves, however, belonged to the Red Bull Panamerika stage, where a selection of Mexican artists banged out an all-night rager on Saturday night and the dancefloor kicked up into a lusty, swampy bacchanal that did not relent from its raucous energy.
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Known since the age of 15 as a preternaturally wise and unpredictable songwriter, Mr. Marshall, now 23, has assumed the mantle of a bard for the shrouded underclass, churning his anxiety, depression and insomnia into swampy, after-dark tales for the mischievous and disaffected.
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"The abundance of aquatic and near-water environments in that region," swampy waters today located in southwest China, "may have allowed aquatic carnivorans such as Siamogale to become the dominant predators of their ecological communities," the authors wrote in the study published today in Scientific Reports.
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Our insides are itchy, messy, labyrinthine, swampy places to live—the antithesis of what we see when we look at an image of a person online (or the image they provide us in a few conversations) and they appear to be tied up in a neat bow.
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In today's Hillcast PM View, your daily evening update on what went down in Washington: A shakeup at the FBI, just as congressional Republicans heat up their criticism of the agency; Trump's Washington remains swampy, according to lobbying numbers; and pop culture can't get enough politics.
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Here are ten deadly industrial incidents in South Asia involving negligence and scant safeguards for workers: - Rana Plaza disaster A factory built on swampy ground near Bangladesh's capital Dhaka collapsed in early 2000, killing over 20183,22018 people, most of them women producing clothes for Western labels.
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A few months later, he raised the topic himself as we sat side by side on one of the wooden benches that ringed an indoor pool, straining to see our kids through the swampy air as they learned the strokes for the butterfly and the crawl.
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So many popular electronic acts in 2016 follow in the footsteps of early 10s producers like James Blake, Flying Lotus, and XXYYXX, scoring monster hits with the same palette of pitch-shifted vocals and swampy "wah-wah-wah" synths that soundtracked your sophomore roommate's Volcano Vape sessions in 2011.
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Magma is a far cry from the band's crushing breakthrough debut, Terra Incognita—a gloomy, groovy technical death metal offering that owed a heavy debt to Morbid Angel's swampy riffs and Death's cerebral later albums—but still lightyears heavier than anything we've seen in that category to date.
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Instead he wanders into the swampy wilderness of his hometown to meet women and smoke weed with his best friend, Blaze (Dorian Cobb.) Though the plot is built around the drama of Moss's family, no person in this film is as clearly detailed as the place they call home.
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"Saturated with details and counterterrorism jargon, crammed full of real-world characters some would prefer to forget (looking at you, John Yoo), this swampy exposé is so tangled in red tape and competing political agendas that it can barely breathe," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in her review for The Times.
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Mr. Noël Hume not only verified the massacre by exhuming the bones of its victims, he also found physical evidence of colonization that had largely eluded archaeologists at Jamestown, where the swampy ground had swallowed perishable artifacts and where sophisticated excavations did not begin until a generation later.
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"For the last 45 days, we are dealing with this elephant," Ashit Ranjan Paul, Bangladesh's conservator of forests and wildlife, said after a three-member team of Indian experts visited the animal, untamed but weak and dehydrated, in a swampy area of the northern Jamalpur district where it has been confined.
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Each group, their headquarters separated by a stretch of Georgia highway and a couple decades, managed to capture what it means to be alive in the American south––the sweat, the swampy mysticism, the struggle of living in the shadows of histories and traditions that you disavow but cannot escape.
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With the intent to lay low for a while, the titular Mandalorian and his adopted 50-year-old baby son head to a low-key swampy planet at the beginning of The Mandalorian Chapter 4, hoping to get some rest after an intense battle against a slew of bounty hunters.
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While it is possible some regions that were previously too swampy and waterlogged for aardvarks to successfully inhabit could become hospitable as they dried out, it would come at a loss of other ecosystems, and aardvarks would still have a greatly diminished presence on the continent as former grasslands transition to deserts.
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KAMEN-RYBOLOV, Russia — Standing ankle deep in mud in a swampy grassland more than 2390,25 miles from his home, Yuri A. Bugaev surveyed a mosquito-infested wasteland that the Russian government is offering to would-be pioneers under its own modern-day version of the 123 Homestead Act in the United States.
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Mort Walker, the creator of "Beetle Bailey," a comic strip about an Army private who malingered his way through seven decades at Camp Swampy to the consternation of his commanding officers and the delight of his fans in the armed forces and beyond, died on Saturday at his home in Stamford, Conn.
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With the help of dozens of townspeople and a pulley, Mr. Guion's team lifted Singko — 15.7 feet long, 1,050 pounds and estimated to be 50 years old — onto a flatbed truck to be driven to Puerto Princesa, the capital of Palawan Province, where he will live out his life in a swampy pen.
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I dropped into a game of Fortnite this weekend and, in the span of about five minutes, I was in a war zone-like Gotham City, atop a floating island held aloft by a purple cube, and in a swampy area where I could disguise myself as a literal barbecue and hide.
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