And where "Ulysses" swells with linguistic inventiveness and gleeful experimentation, "Portrait" swells with … well, what?
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The fight begins and the energy of the crowd swells.
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Here's what it looks like when that battery swells up.
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During rush hour, it automatically swells to accommodate more pedestrians.
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His face swells as if he were about to cry.
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The room swells with rhythm, and Salah starts to sing.
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Almost imperceptibly the music swells and continues falling in pitch.
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The contest stalled for a week as strong swells subsided.
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Large swells of sea water crashed into residences, inundating neighborhoods.
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The music swells triumphantly to let us know all's well.
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When it swells, it pushes on the nerves, which causes pain.
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Every month during the menstrual cycle, it becomes inflamed and swells.
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The trade in drugs that swells their coffers also ruins lives.
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EVERY year the world's urban population swells by about 75m people.
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Before I know it, my account swells with 1.5 million units.
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Now it swells with information, barrages of tragedy, violence and callouts.
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Mr. Panter's enchantment with the psychedelic swells from a couple sources.
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They expertly rode giant swells until bailing in spectacular back flips.
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Some develop into decent swells but nothing to be concerned about.
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The plant puffs and swells, forming tumor-like growths called galls.
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Many surfers consider it almost impossible to ride swells like this.
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The swells in the Atlantic were between six to nine feet.
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On Fridays, that number swells to about 160 couples, he said.
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A plague of locusts swells out over another tranche of cards.
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But others are like ocean swells that could become enormous waves.
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The track swells weightlessly, providing little grounding for this lyrical uncertainty.
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FOR A KAYAKER caught in heavy swells, the world is all sea.
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As a star swells up into a red giant, its luminosity increases.
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My stomach was turning and flipping and dropping like the tide's swells.
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Everything swells up when you're on a plane, and these stop that.
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You rely on being able to read the clouds and the swells.
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And that share swells to 53 percent for those 65 and older.
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The largely inchoate texture creaks and twists and rises over oceanic swells.
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I want to express all that swells up inside me through dance.
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If one testicle swells, that can also be a sign of cancer.
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The overly dramatic swells of music are really hitting me this morning.
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The swells could cause life-threatening and rip current conditions, it said.
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Large surf swells and winds capable of minor property damage are expected.
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"These swells could cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions," it said.
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The volume swells to deafening: voices of the very young and very old.
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What's happening: With each passing month, his zest for car tariffs only swells.
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Teenager pro surfer Zander Venezia, 16, died surfing Irma-enlarged swells in Barbados.
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Post-Tropical Cyclone Hermine is causing some gnarly swells this Labor Day weekend.
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The volume of your blood, therefore, swells, boosting the pressure on your arteries.
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But The Notebook is tailor-made for the emotional swells of early teenagehood.
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" His heart swells with pride, for there's "not a curve out of place.
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Eventually the landscape parted, revealing the gentle, swirling swells of the North Pacific.
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It's this thing that swells up and blocks out your rational thought processes.
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All of these things make a big difference when your guest list swells.
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Clinton's lead over Trump swells without the third-party candidates included, Quinnipiac found.
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My heart simultaneously swells and breaks with each #metoo post that I read.
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And it is expected to get progressively heavier, as the budget deficit swells.
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Powerball drawing swells to $550 million Man, that's a lot of nacho fries.
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He swam to it, pushed along by the swells, and pulled himself in.
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A precision mechanical soundtrack swells from behind the seats, where the engine sits.
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Large swells will also continue to increase into tomorrow, the hurricane center said.
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The swells could cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions, forecasters say.
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Once-molten terrain swells and dips into the distance like a petrified ocean.
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But in summer, the area's population swells with hundreds of thousands of pilgrims.
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This year's El Nino has fueled some of the largest swells in recent memory.
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Rebecca's refrain that she "loves being pregnant" swells with her body to become hate.
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The lines of the laptop are curvier, with soft swells instead of harsh angles.
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Light and fluffy as foam, "Mirror Lake" swells and ripples like a gentle tide.
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So can humidity, as it seems the body swells more and you're sweating more.
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I would feel, for weeks, alternating swells of devastating sadness and crystal-clear euphoria.
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When the gas bonds with the oil, it swells and becomes easier to recover.
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A sense of youthful levity swells from Varda's octogenarian talks — alongside a sagacious optimism.
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The Metservice also warned of huge coastal swells and flooding of low-lying areas.
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That will change, as the number of Chinese residents swells from around 30,000 today.
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Her lead swells to 5 points, 47% to 34%, with Johnson and Stein included.
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The park's main attraction is a wave pool (pictured), which generates huge artificial swells.
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"Swells generated by Florence will begin to affect Bermuda on Friday," the NHC added.
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Flooding in the U.S. Midwest typically occurs in the spring as snowmelt swells rivers.
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I wrestled with the swells, paddling for wave after wave, but didn't catch many.
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A wind of about ten knots was blowing from the west, with moderate swells.
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When including superdelegates, Clinton total swells to 2,293 compared to Sanders total of 85033,536.
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The ensemble is huge, as is customary when sketch material swells to feature length.
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For Mr. Trump, it is the kid from Queens versus the swells from Manhattan.
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Illustrations pop onscreen to punctuate points, and piped-in music swells to stoke feelings.
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Instrumentally, there's a nice build here, as the song swells to a rhythmic hook.
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"You can blame it on hate or blame it on guns," the song swells.
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As the nerve cells lose their blood supply and die, the tissue swells subtly.
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The main threats will be the tropical-storm-force winds and dangerous coastal swells.
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This is what you see when an infected cut turns red and swells up.
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These swells could cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions, the center said.
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As the industry swells, dozens of health and wellness companies are tapping the trend.
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" Once they are finally in bed together, the music swells as they sing "Bermuda!
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Their world is about being part of the swells, but they live in the bubbles.
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Sufjan's "Visions of Gideon" swells alongside the sound of a table being set behind Elio.
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The effort was conducted on Tuesday in eight-foot waves and long swells, she added.
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Every other weekend, our house swells with the energy and laughter of our five children.
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Davies admitted to a little seasickness, but the swells were forgotten once they reached Antarctica.
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As the skin swells in this acute infection, it can appear shiny or glossy, too.
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From small ripples to surfable swells, ocean waves are rarely disappointing in their calming beauty.
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And the occasional hitches in his voice: Could those be nerves or swells of emotion?
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The soundtrack swells for the first time, replacing the ambient alien sounds with inspiring music.
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The swells that nearly crushed the RNZN's ship were allegedly more than 65 feet high.
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The swells are likely to cause "life-threatening surf and rip current conditions," it added.
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Several candidates have also reported fundraising swells in the wake of the first two debates.
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Gradually, the sound of swells rushing against the coral rim of the lagoon grew louder.
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The crowd swells to double its size over the course of their 45 minute set.
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As the momentum swells under women's movements, brazen voices have also risen up in opposition.
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Wood pops and floats, drifts and buckles, swells like human legs whose hearts have failed.
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The population on Martha's Vineyard swells to about 100,000 in the summer from about 16,000.
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Their tense standoff seems to charge the roiling swells and eddies of material between them.
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The most popular spot is a wave pool that produces eight different kinds of swells.
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As ridership swells, it could provide a blueprint for New York and other major cities.
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In summer, the year-round population of 23,2000 swells to 73,27, creating a hectic pace.
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Mother-love, perhaps the strongest natural love on earth, suddenly swells and fills the room.
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Her superdelegate success swells her delegate count to 2,200063, just 92 delegates short. http://bit.
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Her lead swells when including superdelegates, who are unbound prior to the Democratic National Convention.
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" Which, back then, meant "soaking wood so it swells and won't leak in the rain.
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What luck, as the music swells all around me, to witness that kind of blooming.
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"When waterway swells around rainstorms, remind your children to not get around those pipes," Morgan said.
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As the host of the state's only Ironman, it proudly swells to capacity for the event.
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The star swells to become a red giant, before casting off its gaseous layers into space.
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"These swells are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions," the NHC said.
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Every year the hype around the sale swells and the actual day is a big disappointment.
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Exporters on the benchmark broadly benefit from a softer pound which swells their overseas earnings' value.
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David's stoma swells a little at high altitudes, so she has had small leaks on airplanes.
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Minutes later, the hallway swells with patients, but Vice does not emerge for about 30 minutes.
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When they arrived Friday at sunrise, they found heaving northwest swells, light winds and sunny skies.
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While my body didn't change that drastically during these swells of OSFED anxiety, my thoughts did.
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He stood there at the kitchen window watching as the boat lurched in the river's swells.
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The camera then zooms through Galileo's telescope as the music swells, revealing the moons in motion.
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Swells from the storm are expected to begin reaching the US Southeast coast, the center said.
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About 22014,503 people live here year-round, a number that swells to 250,22015 during the summer.
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The way it swells and then the bass hits feels like doom in the best way.
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In the Titans, two dozen surfers attempt to ride massive swells that sometimes reach 60 feet.
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As the stem dries in winter, it swells to encase the developing larvae in woody protection.
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It takes just a minute, but the bread swells as it soaks up the hot broth.
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That's increasingly a concern for big tech companies, as demand for takedowns of troubling content swells.
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A mob of white middle-aged fans swells behind a black rope divider outside the kitchen.
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Listen to the smooth confidence with which he swells the phrase into "M'ama" ("She loves me").
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As the body reacts and tries to heal, the tissue swells and can narrow the airways.
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A fourth may be the surfer's learned respect for its powerful swells, tides and curling waves.
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An ichthyosporean swells up, makes many copies of its DNA, then develops into 128 new cells.
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Large swells along parts of the US East Coast will spawn dangerous surf and rip currents.
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Meanwhile the potential damage swells because the global financial system has become ever more tightly linked.
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The boat was being tossed in every direction by 20-foot swells, and was sinking fast.
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In midwinter, Laconia is home to 16,173 residents, though in summer that number swells to 30,000.
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I always think of the swells of violins in "Psycho" that often wound up signifying nothing.
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Life swells into a permanent head-to-head, for which Guadagnino finds a startling dramatic shape.
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Tenby is a tourist haven, and its population of 21,2000 swells tenfold in the summer months.
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During those days, the vendor said, the workforce swells to 350,000, and the alleyways are packed.
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Swells generated by Florence were affecting Bermuda and starting to reach parts of the U.S. East Coast.
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There are about 300 Britons among Eymet's 2,600-strong population, a number which swells in the summer.
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"Selah" swells until West cites Bible verses over door-slam percussion, suggesting an explosion of religious awakening.
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Many firms in the index rely on overseas profits, and their value swells on a weaker pound.
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When you work out, you're damaging your muscles, and when you damage a tissue it swells up.
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The rising sun winks off the peaks of swells and the thousands of buoys ahead of him.
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When you're aroused, the glans clitoris swells, which usually is enough to move the clitoral hood aside.
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"These swells are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions," the hurricane center said.
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The most common gripes are that, as the population swells, cities become congested and homes become unaffordable.
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Each time that happens — and, given the odds, it will happen frequently — the big-game jackpot swells.
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In Miami, the deca-millionaire population swells to 5,400 in December, then crashes to 2000,25 in June.
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"Swells from Florence could also reach the U.S. East Coast by early next week," the NHC said.
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That should not be an issue in Teahupo'o, which has its strongest swells between April and October.
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One moment her voice swells like the sea; the next it is as delicate as sheer silk.
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During a moment between swells, I leapt for the engine to get control of the canoe again.
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It caused swells that a coast guard told the Washington Post looked like "a big washing machine."
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If not stopped quickly, his appetite for attacking the rich on behalf of the people swells further.
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The Los Angeles Times reports more fires, more smoke, more epic sunsets, perfect waves, and south swells.
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After 30 minutes of joyfully surfing the big swells at front of our craft, I joined them.
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Even if it doesn't really bloom at its top, Ms. Wilson's soprano easily swells to fill climaxes.
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But on September 14, 2015 it detected those black-hole-crashing swells as they washed over the planet.
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Her tapestry has Prince William of England standing before a lectern addressing a crowd of well-dressed swells.
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"These swells are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions," the Miami-based center said.
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Her hand still swells and burns, she said, and she cannot feel her middle, ring or pinkie fingers.
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As that one Lumineers song swells, we get a close-up on KENDALL JENNER pulling a wig off.
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That all adds even more poignancy to the subtle emotional swells of Spock's visit with his younger self.
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When exposed to heat, the paint chars and swells to form a shield that slows the fire's spread.
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The Atlantic, impatient, swells around her ankles, ushering the Sierra Leonean towards a break a short paddle away.
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The music swells, the waves make a racket (these waves are noisy), and Jenna and Jordan become one.
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As the settler population swells, any scenario of a Palestinian state that encompasses the entire West Bank dwindles.
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The bacteria causes lesions and hemorrhaging in infected fish, and swells their kidneys and spleens, eventually killing them.
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The production hints at Buffalo Springfield's "Expecting to Fly," with stately swells of guitar and gusts of strings.
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The influx swells an estimated 40,000 troops already in the region to provide security for the Amarnath pilgrimage.
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This year the swells on the Irma include former Vice-President Dick Cheney, once a congressman for Wyoming.
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Senegal In Sengal surf spots are uncrowded despite seeing north and west swells between two to 10 feet.
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Then as the music swells, someone in a wearable dinosaur puppet rounds the corner as well, terrifying bystanders.
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The system is expected to bring swells on the coasts of North Carolina and the mid-Atlantic states.
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The soundtrack evokes both old news reels and the orchestral swells of a film like Saving Private Ryan.
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Farther north, swells up to 34 feet high were recorded in Monterey Bay, The Santa Cruz Sentinel reported.
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You might get jammed thumbs, jammed fingers and different things where it swells up and what have you.
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Homelessness is more apparent to young urbanites as the problem swells in cities like Seattle and San Francisco.
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Captain Keating said he had been on a boat when 40-foot swells dumped water into the smokestack.
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He supports the GOP tax bill which swells the federal debt, providing an excuse to slash earned benefits.
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During the peak summer months of January and February, Huanchaco swells in size as the tourist population increases.
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Swells caused by the storm could also create dangerous rip currents from central Florida up to North Carolina.
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The production swells, and a note sails over the track—a burst of sunlight through the stormy clouds.
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They raced against the swells to reach it, preparing their cameras as the boat rushed over the waves.
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Because the digital infrastructure exists, incremental margins will expand as membership swells, says Nick Hotchkin, the chief financial officer.
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For that reason, the pace of new accounts is picking up as its overall customer base swells, he said.
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Every year, it seems, a new "new Facebook" arises, swells, deflates, and vanishes, generally in a matter of weeks.
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The lights flicker, the synthy music swells and calms, the clicky keyboard thunders its way through your every interaction.
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"Swells from Alberto will create dangerous surf and rip currents along the Gulf Coast," the National Weather Service said.
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Its swells range from two to six feet reaching its highest at eight feet typically around April to September.
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The NHC also warned of dangerous swells along the coast from northern Florida to North Carolina over the weekend.
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The exterior was inspired by the flow of ocean swells, resulting in curved exterior lines and glass band windows.
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Another party-scene number, "The Blob," casts its swells as dressed-up mannequins and amusingly ghoulish skulls in wigs.
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They dressed as Victorian swells and lived in a home devoid of modern conveniences such as electricity and plumbing.
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Slowly, she rubs oilinto his cracked palms, drawing out sorenessfrom the swells, removing splinters, takingwhatever his hands will give.
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There are 25,000 year-round residents; in the summer that number swells, peaking in August in the low bajillions.
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It swells up the scrotum to such huge proportions that men must use wheelbarrows to carry their private parts.
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The size of the budget, for example, swells or ebbs depending on the importance that we attach to wine.
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On weekends, it swells with crowds eager to fish and grill and bond over Alabama's sacred game of football.
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The storm may cause flash flooding as well as swells that spark life-threatening surf and rip current conditions.
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According to local witnesses, the boats sank roughly 30 minutes after leaving Tuesday due to overloading and heavy swells.
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In some, a single landscape stretched over both panels, and had the swells and torsions of a nude body.
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It starts out innocently enough as wonky pop, until a thick, rumbling layer of bass swells to the forefront.
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The population of Davos swells to 30,000 people during the week, meaning only a fraction of attendees hold official badges.
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The headliner for 2017 is that China's gross domestic product swells to 8 percent and the Shanghai Composite hits 5,000.
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His new EP on the Martinez Brothers' Cuttin' Headz imprint is full of dark, scuttling percussion and blushing synth-swells.
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That swells the total cost of Eurovision to $32m, only slightly less than the broadcaster's entire budget for 2017 ($33m).
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As a Squamellaria grows, its domatium swells (see picture) and develops galleries that can accommodate ants—which then move in.
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The Vision Fund also played a leading role in one of the largest swells in private investment in recent memory.
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As a massive northeaster pummeled the East Coast, large swells made their way down to Puerto Rico on March 5.
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Waves and swells are unpredictable, but today, he says, the weather and the wind and, well, everything is lining up.
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Corps d'étranger translates to "stranger's body," and indeed the body is rendered strange and alien as it swells and contracts.
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Ocean swells produced by Nicole, along with rough surf conditions, will affect Bermuda for at least the next five days.
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Local surfers had long enjoyed Nazaré's smaller swells, but considered the conditions too dangerous when the huge storms came in.
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Swells reached 16 feet, surf rose to 40 feet and visibility extended to only one mile, the Coast Guard said.
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And while there were previously 21,21 Met works on Google Arts & Culture, the API swells that number to over 24,20173.
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Still, silicon anode batteries have one potential drawback: Silicon material swells, which means every charge causes the battery to deteriorate.
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With Zimmer present, as you might expect, big orchestral swells and lush strings replace the quiet clatter of Radiohead's original.
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Provincetown's galleries are packed during July and August, when the town's population swells to more than 60,000, from about 3,000.
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Its swells could still affect the coasts of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina later this weekend and early next week.
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So, as Medicare Advantage enrollment swells, the growth in the cost of care for traditional Medicare falls — a spillover effect.
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Time and again, the action swells and dips, like a wave, then suddenly delivers a salty slap in the face.
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Slackening exports will provide some relief to Brazil's rivals as the global surplus swells and world prices remain under pressure.
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Along the way, the canoers experienced some rough waters, regularly encountering waves over three feet and sometimes even bigger swells.
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Lally said he didn't know how long the search would continue, noting that swells, temperatures and currents will be considered.
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Antinous is presented as the dominant partner, as the orchestra swells and blares like a Hollywood costume drama's film score.
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Fishermen cast out from the rocks, and swells roll out from the scalloped mini-bay the hotel is set within.
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And Gassy Gus, a game in which you feed Gus "gaseous foods" until his belly swells and he must fart.
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The music swells and simmers, brooding synths and sultry electronic beats manifest a dark, compelling underbelly of modern R&B.
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But you'll never forget that "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" is a movie, with its sweeping cinematic landscapes and soundtrack swells.
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It is fall now, time to gather your provisions even as your heart swells with fear, time to shift gears.
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On a few occasions, though, Kwachka has been out in truly perilous storms with 40- and 50-foot ocean swells.
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Fierce liberalism swells against staunch conservatism in the hallways of my high school and on the streets of the downtown.
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Some swells generated by the storm have already been reported and can potentially cause dangerous surf conditions and rip currents.
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The winter season at Rockaway Beach, with its big waves and storm-fueled swells, attracts a devoted breed of surfer.
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The anecdote, which surfaces repeatedly in "Radical" and ultimately swells to the dimensions of a creation myth, is quintessential Nawaz.
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It swells in magnitude as the night progresses, culminating with a full hallelujah chorus of performers, conducted in pitch darkness.
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Year by year, the share of whites in the population shrinks while the share of Latinos, blacks and Asian-Americans swells.
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The five tracks (that you can listen to below) brim with seductive beats, synth swells and Kimchi's unique outlook on life.
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On the average weekday, the 125,000-person town swells to hold 200,000 people, most of whom travel in by personal car.
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The Hurricane Center said the storm could generate swells that cause life-threatening surf and rip currents over the coming days.
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Alarm about the rapidly-spreading coronavirus swells with tens of thousands infected, hundreds dead, and more than two dozen countries affected.
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Also, a 16-year-old junior professional surfer drowned Tuesday in Barbados while surfing large swells generated by an approaching Irma.
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No sooner is it said than it becomes true — our mother swells with pride, raises her chin and sets her shoulders.
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As anger swells around a Chinese kindergarten accused of abusing its toddlers, online discussion about the topic has been systematically deleted.
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The city's population swells many times over in summer months as domestic and international tourists head for hotels or holiday homes.
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At DC Moore, the red knees in "Aegean Knees" (2017) might also be breasts, or sloping dunes, or purely abstract swells.
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My heart swells for my communities, my friends, my family; I want that love imbued in any recording committed to permanence.
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Ma -- a sophomore defensive end for the Wolf Pack -- was paddle boarding with 5 teammates when high winds caused dangerous swells.
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I'm consistently seeing waves that range between 50 to 70 feet, especially in the winter when the swells are most powerful.
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Facebook maintains it is a neutral platform, but its political influence has come under scrutiny, especially as its user base swells.
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While swells of preorders usually result in longer shipment times, analysts are finding that demand for the iPhone X is exceptional.
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Now, quite suddenly, at the beginning of the twenty-first century, a whole new tributary of thought swells that countercultural river.
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You can take a lesson, use Surfline to check the swells before you go, or shred at these summertime surf competitions.
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Some adventurous people were making the most of Dorian by surfing on the swells the hurricane caused, even as it loomed.
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Have you ever been in a movie theater when the soundtrack swells and felt the bass literally pounding through your body?
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Interactive: Track the storm's path "These swells could cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions," the National Hurricane Center said.
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How do you cope when the throbbing swells out of control or, trickier still, when you actively want it to stop?
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Take "I Eat Myself Alive"—one of the record's standout tracks—a claustrophobic drone that swells into discordant string-like sounds.
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It is to Danielle Dutton's credit that her novelistic take on the duchess never swells this celebrity into false intellectual brilliance.
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Early in the novel, after he finishes constructing a small coop for an injured chicken, he swells at his modest accomplishment.
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If the beginning is dense with theory and fact gathering, the later part of the book swells with meaning and revelation.
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He swells with deserved pride when he speaks about these tar paintings, calling the beautiful innovations a "breakthrough" in his practice.
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The Place It is set on a lively stretch of the Bowery that swells with boisterous bar crawlers on weekend nights.
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It's a small shout-out that's meant to help Facebook keep its "hacker DNA," even as the company swells in size.
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But the lithium anode swells a lot while a battery is charging, which can cause it to decouple from the electrolyte.
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There's a rough patch of water on the new Rockaway ferry route near Seagate, Brooklyn, where two-foot swells are common.
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Along with heavy snowfall and 50 mph winds, the coast was rocked by swells, made even worse by unusually high tides.
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Suddenly the song swells, and a burst of choreographed lights swirls out, aurora borealis-like, over the audience in repeated waves.
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Even if I know it's a friend asking for coffee, my brain re-translates that information and swells it into panic.
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As the number of travelers cruising Antarctica swells, polar expedition companies are launching sustainable vessels designed for these bucket-list trips.
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Large swells are also expected to affect the coast of "Bermuda during the next few days," stated the National Hurricane Center.
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Large swells are also expected to affect the coast of "Bermuda during the next few days," said the National Hurricane Center.
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Each passing day swells the data on greenhouse gases and extreme weather, shrinking reservoirs and rising sea levels, and diminishing biodiversity.
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"My father went to work every day, doing what, we never asked," he adds as inspiring music swells in the background.
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Sometimes it trickles out, little by little, and then all at once; like a dam that swells and breaks and floods.
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Extreme weather conditions, including low clouds, strong winds and massive, rolling ocean swells initially complicated search efforts following the plane's disappearance.
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Album Review No current pop star is more adept at stoking and channeling swells of online fan curiosity than Ariana Grande.
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Intricately mimicking the action of waves and the behavior of sea life, the ensemble swells and crests, provoking more admiration than delight.
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The music swells as the woman from the bridal shop announces Jinger's entrance, and there's not a dry eye in the room.
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The ringtone is "We Wish You A Merry Christmas" but it's May, and we are in the swells of the hot season.
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High winds and swells also hit Fujian province north of Guangdong, shutting ports, suspending ferry services and cancelling more than 100 flights.
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The amount of crude oil in storage usually swells at this time of year as refineries scale back operations to perform maintenance.
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The city's population swells to more than 100,000 during the winter months, but year-round it's closer to about half that amount.
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At the other end of the street a large demonstration by modern-day Muscovites swells behind police barriers, then floods over them.
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When the bot is placed on a wet surface, the humidity-sucking layer swells, shooting the bot up, away from the surface.
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The economy contracted at an annualised rate of 0.7% in the first quarter, even as the population swells by 1.6% a year.
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Unusually strong offshore swells and winds pushed them ashore, according to Lisa-ann Gershwin, director of the Australian Marine Stinger Advisory Services.
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The resulting icebergs are likely to float away, carried by swells and tides, rather than create a pileup that slows things down.
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In some of Asawa's sculptures, an elongated tubular form periodically swells into a globular structure with a small spherical form cocooned inside.
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Here's surf legend Bethany Hamilton gearin' up for her 3rd trimester -- by carving up the swells in Hawaii like a total badass!!
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Olivares' departure further swells the ranks of opposition activists forced into exile, arrested, or barred from politics during Maduro's crackdown on dissent.
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Swells generated by Gert will begin to affect portions of the coast of North Carolina and Virginia later today, the NHC added.
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Her music was dense and operatic, based less on the hectic energy of sampling and more on immense, moody swells of synthesizer.
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A crescent bay opened before him, its exposed, rocky points known for catching North Atlantic swells the way a net catches fish.
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As the outstanding student debt balance in the country swells – with more people holding more debt —retirement is just further at risk.
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And as the world population swells and more people move to cities, the already strained water supplies could drain to critical lows.
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Swells generated by distant storms near Alaska, Antarctica, California and Indonesia travel thousands of miles to these low-lying spits of sand.
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A MINUS -- Heron Oblivion: Heron Oblivion (Sub Pop) Decorating friendly distorto guitar swells with sad angelic vocals, 21st-century supergroup (from Espers!
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The market is technically held every day, but attendance numbers are especially high on Sundays when it swells up to over 100,000.
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Gordon will attempt to run at the wall from center court, unable to burst through as the chant from the children swells.
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After some morning conversation, the woman dresses and leaves, and as she walks home, the soundtrack swells with string-heavy, melodramatic music.
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Instead Mr. Sinton wrings his corpulent instrument for its full range of values: toneless smears; soul-baring swells; chomping, roughed-up blasts.
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Her music becomes a cure, even if just a temporary one during the moments when it swells through your speakers or headphones.
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Disappointment and sadness and melancholy can feel just as powerful as love — and when the music swells, they can take over, too.
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The music swells and Abigail, a decade older, twirls around as she walks between her parents and her mother tells the story.
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I hope you'll end the day at Grandview, in Encinitas, Southern California, ripping swells that developed hundreds of miles to the west.
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Instead, its curves and mounds, swells and protrusions allude to recognizable sources, most notably the landscape, the moon, and the female body.
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They can sense how long a wave takes to move and locate the direction of wind chops and sea swells, he said.
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In the summer, Brooklyn's Coney Island swells with sunbathers and amusement seekers, but it tends to be much quieter in the winter.
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But dangerous swells from the storm are "spreading across much of the North Atlantic basin," the National Hurricane Center said Monday afternoon.
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On the 1960s series "Batman," she played the gold-digging Minerva, whose mineral spa fleeced swells by extracting secrets from their brains.
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The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Humberto will bring large swells to the northwestern Bahamas and southeastern U.S. coast for several days.
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"These swells are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions," the National Hurricane Center in Miami said in a statement.
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And though the music happily swells as a giddy Gypsy finally gets the male attention she's been craving, the cracks are already showing.
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Fiercer sea swells are eroding parts of the shore and the island is getting less rainfall, making 2017 the driest year on record.
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They were joined by swells of people elsewhere: 175,000 marched in New York, 153,000 in San Francisco, 50,000 in Boston, 22011,260 in Atlanta.
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Those luminous swells of feeling, all of it — the joy and the sadness, the dancing and the crying, the high and the comedown.
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Lifeguard Jeff Okuyama says the biggest swells occur during the winter months, so swimming and snorkeling is not an option for the unexperienced.
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Biemans sees the market reaching a value of $100-120 billion this year, but could grow faster if emerging market country issuance swells.
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As migration swells the population of rich places, their long-run dominance is assured because of the link between population size and innovation.
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The track, like Blackstar itself, has an elegiac grace to it that only swells with the knowledge that Bowie was crafting his swansong.
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The Premier model tested swells to $34,285 with adaptive cruise control, automatic braking with pedestrian detection and a pretty decent Bose sound system.
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There's an ominous, dissonant crackle in the background that never disappears, and sometimes swells up as if to drown out a song completely.
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The swells generated by Jose are affecting Bermuda, the Bahamas, the northern coasts of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico and the US Southeast coast.
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In December, the population swells to nearly three times its usual size as Travellers return home to celebrate Christmas and the wedding season.
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And in other moments, when the galactic politicking comes to a hard point, the orchestra swells to support the weight of the moment.
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" Dr Britton agrees: "The surf at Ramin Beach isn't world-class but it is an experience like no other, with consistent summer swells.
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"I thought everything could fade but I was wrong," Blake admits between the bassy synth swells of "Power On," the album's emotional centerpiece.
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Tim Hecker has the ability to let his music create huge swells of emotion in the listener, easily painting unique atmospheres and feelings.
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But swells from the storm are affecting parts of Mexico's coast and are expected to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions.
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Around him, the music thickens with bass tones, additional voices and swells of orchestral arrangements: all the fears he's trying not to show.
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Hurricane Maria is slowly moving northward well offshore in the Atlantic, kicking up large ocean swells along much of the U.S. East Coast.
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"For the first time in my life, I didn't have this monkey on my back that I needed to catch swells," McNamara said.
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Swells generated by Florence are already affecting Bermuda and are beginning to reach portions of the US East Coast, the hurricane center said.
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The victim mindset increases demands of the government and the national debt swells to "unsustainable," in the words of the Congressional Budget Office.
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"Swells generated by Florence are affecting Bermuda and are beginning to reach portions of the U.S. East Coast," the NOAA said on Sunday.
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It moves slowly, and never really swells — it begins to feel like a tease, but in truth, anticipation is the most potent thing.
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Inflammation happens after a joint is injured and swells, but similar chemical responses can occur over time throughout the body with unhealthy habits.
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Basics NORTH SEYMOUR ISLAND, Galápagos — The birds move with comic grace, like Fred Astaire and Judy Garland as hobo swells in oversize shoes.
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If you're a husband or a wife, your likelihood of owning property swells by nearly 2145 percentage points, according to the Urban Institute.
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The storm was unlikely to hit the continental United States directly, but the NHC said large swells were affecting the U.S. East Coast.
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He contributed the reverberating fills and swells that punctuate James Carr's timeless soul ballad "The Dark End of the Street," also from 260.
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But one of its strengths is that it doesn't oblige artists to museological display — Puleo's project swells beyond the confines of the museum.
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Large swells affecting Bermuda and portions of the U.S. East Coast will continue this week, resulting in life-threatening surf and rip currents.
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The music swells as Sierra emerges from her hiding spot and plants her lips on Jamey, and Veronica watches from beside them in glee.
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With miles of sandy beaches, quality reef breaks and consistent swells, Sri Lanka's coasts are fast gaining a reputation as a premier surf destination.
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This comes as the number of Congressmen and women calling for Sessions to either recuse himself from the Trump-Russia probe or resign swells.
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Massive swells funnel through trench until they hit the beach at Nazaré, resulting in the most consistent 30-plus-foot wave in the world.
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Garten's tablescape may be pretty straightforward, but after she lights the candles and that music swells, it looks like the perfect Thanksgiving set-up.
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They stood there under the roof for a few minutes out of the rain, watching the rolling metallic swells of the Saint Lawrence River.
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And he said that lead swells to 10 points in the group's polling in a composite of head-to-head surveys across those districts.
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That number is dramatically dampened by third party candidates, as Clinton's lead there swells to a 22019-point lead in a one-on-one.
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These frighteningly powerful freak waves can be generated from storms and colliding ocean swells—a relatively common phenomenon in the hurricane-prone Bermuda Triangle.
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Interest swells the ranks of groups like Democratic Socialists of America, which existed before Sanders ran for president and will hopefully outlast his career.
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University enrolment remains relatively low in Africa, but demand for higher education is taking off as Africa's young and increasingly well-educated population swells.
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But a slight feeling of dread still swells inside even The Process's most devoted followers whenever their deified All-Star center gets double teamed.
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Ring of Honor business increased 29 percent last year, he says; All American Wrestling and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla saw their own swells in attendance.
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It was not just the logistics of fog, wind, temperature and swells, but also having enough female big-wave surfers to compete, he said.
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But on certain sunny days, I am always brought back to my bench in Place des Vosges, and my heart swells for a beat.
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A popular tourist destination, the county estimates its normal daily population of 35,000 people swells to between 225,000 and 300,000 during the summer months.
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The human toll of natural disasters is expected to increase as Africa's population swells, especially in cities, leaving denser communities vulnerable to widespread destruction.
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The northern Leeward Islands will also see swells that are likely to cause "life-threatening surf and rip current conditions," according to the center.
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Population swells, climate change, soil degradation, erosion, poaching, global food prices and even the benefits of affluence are exerting incredible pressure on African land.
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In one detonation film, showing Operation Dominic-Housatonic over more than seven minutes, the fireball swells to several miles across, suspended in the sky.
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Each March, the population of Austin, Texas, swells as more than 29,22016 enthusiastic visitors arrive ahead of the annual South by Southwest (SXSW) conference.
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The more than 70,000 people expected at Meydan Racecourse in Dubai on Saturday will include billionaire sheikhs, European swells and horsemen from 21976 countries.
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As Carl's paranoia swells, his world seems to contract until all that's left is a room, a bed and a woman he loathes. Possibly.
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But as the music in the first trailer swells, you may notice a few new faces popping up in the Planet Earth cinematic universe.
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Indeed, the likelihood of owning a home by the age of 230 swells by nearly 30 percentage points for those already married and with children.
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Instagram has a growing security problem: As the service swells to more than 1 billion users, these accounts are also becoming popular targets for hackers.
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The effort comes as the total student loan burden in the US swells to $1.6 trillion, an increase of $10 billion from the year prior.
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The app lets you choose your perfect fit, and the shoe adjusts to your foot's changing size as it theoretically swells throughout a basketball game.
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"As conditions worsened with eight to ten foot swells, the booster began to shift and ultimately was unable to remain upright," the company said Tuesday.
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Though birds don't eat the forest tent caterpillars, the Sarcophaga aldrichi population, commonly known as the friendly fly, often swells along with a caterpillar infestation.
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His heart beats, the music swells, and he erases their names from the tombstones so they can hold hands and skip through the portal together.
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The underwater canyon causes incoming swells to merge, forming Nazaré's vast triangle-shaped wedges, which can be surfed to the left or to the right.
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Joe and Beck lock eyes as Beck lands on top of Joe, and music swells — it's like a scene out of a Sandra Bullock movie.
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"Like finger skin, whenever part of the film is exposed to moisture, it swells slightly, generating wrinkles," said Luyi Sun, Ph.D., who led the research.
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First, when a healthy, well-hydrated person eats fibrous foods such as wheat bran with lots of roughage, the food takes up water and swells.
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Devas wanted a gradual shift from long dashes to short dots, and the music in "Cities" swells during this transition, creating a "ramped-up" effect.
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In a five-minute closing sequence, Rick arranges for his capture while Nine Inch Nails's "Hurt" swells in the background without a trace of irony.
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It's a five-song avant garde opera that swells and glistens and allows the listener a 20-minute intimate window into the life of Wise.
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The violent car crash had slammed her brain against the inside of her skull, and, just like any other tissue, brain tissue swells when hit.
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Swells, which could cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions, could affect the eastern and northern Gulf Coast through Tuesday, the hurricane center said.
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The chamber swells into a Takotsubo shape — referencing a Japanese pot that looks like the head of an octopus — and therefore can't pump as well.
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This is a catastrophe that will soon become far worse as warm weather swells the torrent of people fleeing war in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
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We can't stop thinking about how it swells to match the wildfire exploding through the floor of the building, and syncs perfectly with Cersei's smirk.
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Herndon's singing is full of operatic swells and icy whispers—it's what marks her music as intimate and human, despite the digital melee around her.
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I love the clichés, I love when the music swells, I love when they run through the airports, I love when they drop their books.
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The government of Prime Minister Robert Fico is now in danger of falling as public anger swells and the scale of corruption comes into focus.
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"Rings of Earth" swells undercurrents of darkness below shiny synthesizers, making you feel trapped in some kind of Lynchian nightclub that never lets you leave.
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It mirrors the emotional swells of existence, and seeing it is not unlike being caught in an infinite loop of Goldin's life at the time.
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It's home to about 11,300 full-time residents, according to US Census data, a number that swells to as many as 46,000 in the summer.
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Large swells will also begin affecting the US Southeast coast, with larger waves and rough surf as early as this weekend, increasing through next week.
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But the scenes that work best feature oblivious upper-crust swells, dancing while the victims of a terrible mine disaster lie moldering in their graves.
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Professionally expressive faces projected across field-of-vision-encompassing screens, uttering heart-rending phonemes rid of all meaningful context, accompanied by huge swells of music?
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Large swells will also begin affecting the Southeastern US coastlines, with larger waves and rough surf as early as this weekend, increasing through next week.
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Hurricane Michael didn't break up the red tide Some had hoped that the wind and swells from Hurricane Michael would help dissipate the red tide.
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Large swells from the storm also could "result in dangerously high and potentially damaging surf, mainly along exposed east facing shores," the center said. Gov.
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In the Classic class, two Americans battled in 10-foot swells with Donald Tofias's Wild Horses beating Faraday Rosenberg's all-women crew on White Wings.
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On something like "Senseless," he treats synth sounds like drum hits, weaving an unsettling and seasick instrumental out of a few tentative chirps and swells.
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How do the music-perception pathways tap into the brain's limbic system, to arouse great swells of joy, sorrow, yearning, excitement, as only music can do?
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The Hurricane Center said the storm could generate swells that cause life-threatening surf and rip currents over the coming days along Mexico&aposs southwestern coast.
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The animal's liver reportedly swells up to 10 times bigger than its normal size, and the ducks can sometimes become too big to walk or breathe.
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As the four Kong brothers and their equally ambitious wives and concubines steer Explosion from obscure mountain village to seething mega-city, pride swells into megalomania.
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Your head swells up, your heart starts pounding, you feel nauseous, you have trouble breathing, and you get red splotches and prickling sensations on your skin.
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"Swells generated by Florence will begin to affect Bermuda on Friday and will reach portions of the U.S. East Coast over the weekend," the NHC said.
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However, according to AccuWeather, Matthew will at the least bring rough surf, strong rip currents and large swells to the Eastern Seaboard, from Miami to Boston.
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Verses and choruses exist, but the boundaries are blurry, and she seems more keen on the swells and emotional moments that come in between established structures.
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To make matters worse, Lopez accidentally hits herself in the face with a microphone, leaving blood dripping "down [her] face" and later swells into a bruise.
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The great swells of noise that overtook the Ahoy Rotterdam as de Randamie, Struve and Overeem finished their bouts rival anything I've heard at other events.
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Listless folk guitar trickles along, sporadically joined by vaporous keyboards, sudden swells of harp and flute, plucky bass, queasy jazz chords, and various other eclectic ingredients.
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Massive swells and flooding affected multiple areas in Hong Kong -- the storm struck during high tide -- and many trees were uprooted in the city's coastal regions.
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Her crush on Dick begins as a way to pass the time and soothe her blistered ego, but soon it swells into an all-encompassing obsession.
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One of the most damaging things for hair is a simple wash and dry it because the water swells the hair and messes up the cuticle.
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The geographic location of Dakar, Senegal exposes it to northern and southern hemisphere swells patterns, which ensures that the city sees decent waves all year round.
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Ordinarily rigid and vertically directed, the pyramid, in Ms. Denes's drawings, stretches and twists, swells like an egg, curls like a snail, flies like a bird.
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Her translucent white abdomen, constricted by the tight black bands of her exoskeleton, swells to the size of a human thumb, leaving her unable to move.
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The feat showed how ancient Polynesians could have purposefully explored and colonized the Pacific, navigating the seas using only the sun, stars, ocean swells and wind.
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Instrumental tracks like "Jingle Baba" twinkle and pulsate with synths and undulating swells and glitches that make the songs feel like stepping into a sonic kaleidoscope.
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"If we tried to get in [to shore] with that much wind and that big of swells… I wouldn't be talking to you now," he says.
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Beqa, which legend has it, is home to the Fijian shark god, Dakuwaqa, faded from view as we skipped over the waves and around the swells.
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Here, "Requiem for Hell" falls into "Ely's Heartbeat," a track that samples the heartbeat of a friend's child in utero, growing into its piano-led swells.
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The camera zooms in on the pen and a grand operatic soundtrack swells up and continues while the pen occupies the screen and nothing further happens.
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Even when I'm alone, I will often squish one of them, watching its expression and mood shift as it swells and settles into a new shape.
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They are drawn not just by the height of the waves, but by their regularity: Big swells hit Nazaré for unusually long stretches of the year.
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Few first-person accounts have emerged of patients, and so far privacy concerns have kept reporters and cameras out of the hospitals as the crisis swells.
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The sun glints off the morning swells and the aluminum masts of the sailboats, which bob like a vast paddling of sleeping ducks along the quay.
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When three years go by and Luke finds himself in Canada with news about Offred being alive, it should be a moment that swells with longing.
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A hurricane watch remained in effect for Oahu and other smaller islands, meaning tropical storm-force winds, excessive rain and large swells could arrive starting Wednesday.
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The animation shows astronauts riding in a Tesla Model X, which swings open its gull wing door onto a sunset-drenched launchpad as instrumental music swells.
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What we have now is the song at its purest: everything pitched down, muffled piano chords instead of synths, swells of church-reverb guitars, heartbeat drums.
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It'd be easy to get caught up in the delicate swoons and swells, if not for the grinning gleam that he lends some of his sounds.
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The video shows a uniformed man pulling a woman out of her chair by her wrists as other security guards observe and the crowd swells with boos.
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The County of Hawaii sent residents an alert about the hurricane's dangers, including heavy rains that could lead to mudslides, as well as possibly damaging ocean swells.
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"Swells generated by Irma will affect the northern Leeward Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. and British Virgin Islands during the next several days," the NHC said.
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On an average day, the spot serves 600 to 800 pounds of the stuff, and on St. Patrick's Day, that number swells to a about a ton.
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Airbus also has high-tech satellite surveillance equipment as well as integrated border and coastal security systems, a particular focus in Europe as the migrant crisis swells.
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The ocean swells off the coast of California today are far more suitable for surfing than rocket landings with waves 10-13 feet (3-4 meters) high.
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It's touching and hopeful because it's about love and relationships and it swells to a stunning crescendo at its climax like many of the band's best songs.
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Where the air smells of bergamot & sunshine, and the world swells around you in a wave of long and lyrical 'zaaa's' and the ring of glasses clinking.
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According to the AT&T report, the threat is likely to increase as the number of connected devices swells to an estimated 50 billion devices by 2020.
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The note feels gratuitous, partly because Brown's relationship to the swells is plainly vexed, and partly because the odd thing isn't her diary's glamour but its aperture.
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The island has a year-round population of about 63,000, which swells to more than 200,000 in summer, with many people from the mainland owning holiday homes.
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The commission will run the numbers on its polls two more times and could potentially invite them to the second or third debates if their support swells.
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The track is an exploration of texture through a series of layers forged from feedback and loop pedals, culminating in an abrasion that loftily swells and recedes.
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But as #MeToo rises and swells, it has come to seem profoundly difficult for women to enter the incandescent state of mind that Woolf argued Shakespeare achieved.
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Working with an 86-year-old farmer and a host of farm equipment, the panels will be dragged, slowly, to their positions atop three gently curving swells.
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Once cut, usually by hand, plants are left to dry for a few days before they're bundled and dumped into vats of water, which swells the stalks.
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The music swells, and the two finally act on their long-simmering sexual tension... starting down the road of what would ultimately become a wholly dysfunctional relationship.
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The remaining normal myeloid cells evacuate to safer territory in the spleen, and the spleen swells, squashing the nearby stomach but making the abdomen look overly full.
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His shoulders hike up and his elbows jut out dangerously as his body ripples and swells until, in the final moment, his arms extend to either side.
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A federal study aimed at protecting the New York and New Jersey waterfronts from rising sea levels and storm swells has been halted by the Trump administration.
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Should any of the legal challenges against Netanyahu's continuing as prime minister look promising and/or public opinion somehow swells against him, that might prompt Likud acting.
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"I have been every voice you have ever heard inside your head," the trio of Sith voices claims, as John Williams' Palpatine theme swells in the background.
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As more fighters are captured and the detainee population swells, officials worry that the camps are becoming new ground for ISIS to regroup and develop new networks.
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The storm will generate swells that will affect the northwestern Bahamas and the US coast from east-central Florida to North Carolina during the next few days.
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The boats were crammed with people, all of them racing to make the crossing in the monsoon swells before their boats were intercepted by patrolling coast guards.
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On land, it can run over tough terrain at up to 45 miles per hour, and in the water, it can tackle up to 10 foot swells.
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On Thursday morning, Jai Sheridan, a lifeguard supervisor who was operating the drone, was alerted to two young men caught in turbulent surf with 10-foot swells.
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The conviction swells a list of prosecutions pushed by Thailand's military - the self-designated protectors of the monarchy - after it seized power in a coup two years ago.
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Membership swells and dwindles with the tides, but the constants are the trinity-completing Selena Gomez and Karlie Kloss, with Haim, Lorde and Lena Dunham as main support.
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The evidence indicates US workers will instead be lapped by the gentler swells of a gradual revolution, in which jobs are transformed piecemeal as machines grow more capable.
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A tsunami warning that led to mass evacuations after the original quake was downgraded after large swells hit New Zealand's capital Wellington, in the North Island, and Christchurch.
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Like Sunmoonstar, YlangYlang is an astoundingly prolific project (this tape, A Certain Distance is the 23rd release on her Bandcamp) built largely around slow swells of distant keyboards.
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But at this point, carbon dioxide levels are still rising as the population swells, nations modernize, and thousands of new natural gas and coal power plants come online.
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He grows a patchy beard, boxes his things and moves away from home, and then, as the music swells and the spot moves towards its climax, he...uh….
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As she's started to garner low-key international acclaim for the abstract burbles and swells of her Buchla synthesizer, she's found a niche in a sense of wonderment.
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The voices become easier to parse as the set swells toward its ecstatic peaks, even as they murmur and duck under the hiss of tape-sampled drum hits.
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Eventually it swells into a distorted soul song, peeking through the hour or so of fuzz, drones, and imposing beatwork that preceded it—an earned moment of catharsis.
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Henry sings in tense, foreboding tones of killing the vermin that give the track its title, whispering with an startling self-possession as the song swells around him.
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Or on a crisp November night to hear the ghostly strains of Peter Duchin's orchestra playing for the swans and swells at Truman Capote's Black and White Ball.
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Mr. Reed said the town's population of 13,000 residents swells to about 60,000 each workday because of the many large companies that have headquarters or regional offices there.
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In Elio's absence, Oliver has built a family, a successful academic career, and, judging by the crowd that swells this going-away fête, a sizable circle of friends.
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On weekends and during the summer vacations, the population of Driebes swells as former residents return to enjoy traditional village feasts and take a break from city life.
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She's able to do inflections and typical dynamics we do in gospel, using swells and crescendos or manipulating pitches, which is something you know by hearing our music.
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Representatives of the proletariat, the slumming Socialists and the Park Avenue swells all have a lot to say, in what is sometimes very clunky, symbolically strained poetic prose.
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With help from Secor, she and her postdoctoral researcher, Cecilia Riquelme, found that after feeding, a python's heart swells the way an athlete's does, with no ill effects.
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Lowe's stock is set to pop 20 percent in the next year as America's obsession with homes swells under Republican tax cuts, according to one Wall Street bank.
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Their exposure suits would likely keep the cold water out once they touched down, but given the sea swells it would be a tough swim to the boats.
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As he continues to become a public sensation, his ego swells accordingly and at one point he insults his own media sponsors, who then initially pull their ads.
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That didn't stop Kushner and Ivanka from joining those very swells in Sun Valley a week and a half ago for precisely such a symposium-on-the-slopes.
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The researchers then placed that smooth, gel brain in a solution that swells the outermost layer of the gel to simulate the growth that happens in the womb.
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The musician Kelli Schaefer assesses the state of things ("This world is bad for you, and it's bad for me too") as Mija's anxious synthesizer swells squirm underneath.
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"Swells generated by Chris are expected to increase and affect portions of the coasts of North Carolina and the mid-Atlantic states into early next week," the NHC said.
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But when you continually have high tides at 6-foot plus and storm swells that come out at 19 and 23 feet, there is a potential for serious erosion.
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These deep relationships I have formed can blossom from a single shoot, and my heart swells knowing how much empowerment can come from the practice of creating photographs together.
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While there's little chance of a US impact, swells from the storm could create dangerous rip currents from the Carolinas north into the weekend, the National Hurricane Center warns.
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Adding in insurance, fund and asset management, legal and accounting services, management consultancy and other financial services swells the number of employees to 2.2m, or 7% of UK employment.
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That are down on this island with Arthur Brooks and all the swells of guys at AEI ... down there with Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan, who wants unlimited immigration.
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The gay, 23-year-old singer's voice on the album's sole break-up song fades away into silence, and then, out of nowhere: a new surge of sound swells.
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These days, about 40 people live year-round on the two-by-five-mile island, and lobstering is the primary occupation; the population swells to over 300 in summer.
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Ahead of the Galveston Hurricane of 1900, meteorologist Isaac Cline rode his horse-drawn cart along the Texas coast to warn residents to evacuate after noticing increasing sea swells.
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The island has a year-round population of about 70 that swells into the thousands over the summer, and its stark beauty has long made it an artists' haven.
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As China's middle class swells to some 200 million people, many Western brands like Steinway have arrived in search of a new generation to offset slowing sales at home.
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Before retirement, just half of Americans foresee a comfortable old age; after retirement, the share of people who report being comfortable swells to nearly 280 percent, the survey discovered.
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Now he is again searching for "purpose"—a word that swells from his mouth often enough in this season's eight half-hour episodes to announce itself as a theme.
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"Lane is forecast to pass near the Hawaiian Islands this week, potentially bringing dangerously strong winds, rough seas and large swells," the National Weather Service said in a statement.
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People who drank more had a higher risk of stroke, heart failure, fatal hypertensive disease and fatal aortic aneurysm, where your artery or vein swells up and could burst.
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The Waimea lifeguard team, who planned on working until dark that day, arrived just before 220 AM as 220- and 210-foot swells rolled in under the marine layer.
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Before retirement, just half of Americans foresee a comfortable old age; after retirement, the share of people who report being comfortable swells to nearly 653 percent, the survey discovered.
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On more a scramble than a hike, we hauled ourselves carefully along pinnacles of volcanic rock as enormous ocean swells filled and drained the gullies with a noisy intensity.
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As Bud strengthens, swells from the storm "are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions" along the west coast of Mexico, according to the hurricane center.
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After all, this island, which swells in the summer to more than 100,000 from the usual 15,500 year-round residents, picked Hillary Clinton with 71 percent of the vote.
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A cacophony swells from within the apartment, a din of many different songs and broadcasts, the output of a dozen radios, stereos and TV sets competing at great volume.
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It now houses more inmates who are dying because of old age diseases, as the over-60 population swells in U.S. prisons, mirroring the aging of the general population.
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The rolling green hills and topaz watering holes serve as a backdrop for 2100 residents, a number that swells during high season with a couple of hundred tourists daily.
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He knew that strokes are often one-sided; that they result in the subtle "graying" of tissue; that the tissue often swells slightly, causing a loss of anatomical borders.
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The music unites fragility and majesty, placing Jason Lytle's high, quavery voice atop a piano hymn that swells into a vastly reverberant processional, like Neil Young leading Pink Floyd.
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A few hundred yards east, whitecaps crashed across Exuma Sound — a 6,43-foot-deep abyss of rolling swells and powerful trade winds that would likely flip our tiny sailboats.
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Sneaker waves are "larger-than-average swells that can suddenly and without warning surge dozens of feet higher up the beach than expected," according to the National Weather Service.
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Erosion of the shore has become so severe, he said, that the owner of a neighboring guesthouse stakes plastic jerrycans in the sand to curb flooding during sea swells.
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Education has become a central issue as parents around the country are protesting his changes and scrambling to find schools of their choice as standards slide and unemployment swells.
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In theory, this is a nifty idea; in practice, it ends up looking more like people doing angry aerobics at each other as dramatic music swells on the soundtrack.
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Living in close proximity to a glorious waterside park, I am privy to endless swells of people migrating in its direction, carrying lots of gear, and wearing, almost always, shorts.
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This style of chair hasn't gone out of fashion since its creation, per se, but it has experienced swells in popularity when its look has converged with bigger aesthetic trends.
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"Swells generated by Chris are expected to increase and affect portions of the coasts of North Carolina and the mid-Atlantic states during the next few days," the NHC said.
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Gypsy is absolutely smitten, and when they are invited to the front of the line to take photos in the DeLorean from Back To The Future, a dreamy ballad swells.
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The center said Friday morning that swells generated by Aletta will begin to affect portions of mainland Mexico and the west coast of Baja California Sur later in the day.
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Abengoa's gross corporate debt was around 9 billion euros ($9.9 billion) in November, but it swells to about 25 billion euros including project financing and what it owes to suppliers.
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Swells generated by Rosa are forecast to affect parts of the coastlines of southwestern Mexico, the southern Baja California Peninsula, and southern California later this week and over the weekend.
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When the boat set off, the captain had failed to heed a warning from his colleague about bad weather in the open sea and continued to sail despite high swells.
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Its titular lead single, a jazz-tinged ballad that folds big band instrumental swells with the singer Brendon Urie's atypically torchy croonings, is a wistful statement on roads not taken.
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Hare: There are capillaries throughout its body, and when it has a drink, it drinks and drinks and drinks, and it swells up, and it looks as though it's pregnant.
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As the music swells, we see a Kryptonian hologram of a very different monster surrounded by floating squares, which disappears when the visibly shaken Luthor notices he's no longer alone.
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The macro lens picks up every intricate detail as the ink surges and swells around clever set pieces like a flower, a model solar system, and a 3D-printed cityscape.
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On December 20, the Nazaré Challenge put the world's best paddlers in the water with 40-foot swells—and a swarm of rescue personal watercraft (PWCs) ready to swoop in.
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More recently, in 2003, he built a steel bridge in the Austrian city of Graz that swells into the shape of a shell and hosts an amphitheater, playground, and café.
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"Fever," which she's already been performing on her latest tour, swells into a triumphant verse that might as well be the soundtrack for every climax of an '80s teen movie.
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According to Park, the Winter Games aren't as important as the Summer Olympics for North Koreans—something most sports fans can understand—but the same pride still swells in citizens.
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Perched on the tip of a narrow barrier island, Miami Beach is a resort community of just under 100,000 people, though its population swells with a steady stream of tourists.
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Nothing much is really going on in these moments, to affect the larger narrative, but the camera lingers and the music slowly swells to lend a sense of hushed importance.
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The National Weather Service for Boston warned of continued flooding through the afternoon, with a surge of two and a half to three feet, and 20 foot swells at sea.
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Hare: There are capillaries throughout its body, and when it has a drink, it drinks and drinks and drinks, and it swells up, and it looks as though it's pregnant.
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According to Sapsis, there are two theories: one is that ocean swells, travelling in different speeds and directions, "superimpose with the right phase," he explained, creating an abnormally huge wave.
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From the start of the albums opener "Fantas," her synth work bleeds and swells, less like marking out shapes on a canvas than dripping single drops of paint into puddles.
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The bright, clean guitars on "In My Blood" are piercing, and when the song swells midway and Mr. Mendes finds the scratched-up outer limits of his voice, it's bracing.
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A cinematic pastorale swells around his earnestly nasal voice: a muffled tom-tom beat, a spaghetti-Western guitar line, a gathering horn section, all eventually subsiding back to patient resignation.
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A player who suffers a concussion is susceptible to second-impact syndrome, which occurs when the brain swells after a second concussion, but before the first concussion has been diagnosed.
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Standing on his bed, swinging his arms, he's in striped pajamas, then a tuxedo jacket and pajama bottoms, then, as the music swells, a full tuxedo and oversized bow tie.
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Instead, the angle of the coastline creates ocean swells from the south that make waves as high as 20 feet peel along the coast rather than just dumping straight on.
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As the supply of oil and gas swells but global demand shows signs of leveling off, plastic production is one of the fossil fuel industry's most promising areas of growth.
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His upbeat, election-year tone contrasted sharply with predictions from his government experts, who are warning of possible severe disruption to American life if the outbreak swells into a pandemic.
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That has stoked concerns over the potential for impropriety, particularly as the defense budget swells to near-record levels and the Pentagon implements expensive new initiatives such as Space Force.
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But the characterizations remain sketchy and the drama relatively flat, despite an abundance of battle sequences and a musical score that seemingly swells to a crescendo at the slightest provocation.
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As the population attracted to the lake swells, environmentalists are focused on the almost total lack of either water purification plants or biological toilets that produce compost instead of wastewater.
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Swells will also impact the northwestern Bahamas and southeastern coast of the United States from east-central Florida up to North Carolina in the coming days, creating dangerous rip currents.
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In a particularly funny scene, operatic music swells as the animal-suited artists helicopter away with a suitcase of philosophical, diagrammatic pamphlets that they intend to sell as high art.
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It was during that match she sustained Second Impact Syndrome, which occurs when the brain swells rapidly after a person suffers successive concussions before symptoms from an earlier diagnosis have slackened.
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Stress from the constant movement of the pipe — an estimated 1.4 million fluctuations caused by swells and wind over four months — probably led the high-density polyethylene to snap, Slat said.
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And so at some point, as in the days before the NBA Trade Deadline, you must decide to just kind of surf the swells of nonsense that periodically roil the surface.
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Yet as the number of migrants arriving swells, the U.S. military says that some of the troops that were controversially deployed to bolster the southwest border are already preparing to leave.
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As you read the rest of this story, imagine lush orchestral swells in the background: Olivia Sievers lives in Germany but as a flight attendant she regularly travels to Buenos Aires.
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The storm has whipped up huge swells in the Coral Sea, with the center roughly 200 km north of New Caledonia, and 350 km west of the Vanuatu capital, Port Vila.
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Her moment of impact is stunning and unlike anything else in the Star Wars universe: black-and-white stills flash on the screen in silence before the score swells back in.
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In the diptych, "Landing in Chicago" (2012), the outline of a two-masted felucca spans the two ragged-edged sheets: the boat floats in the foreground on swells of blue waves.
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Called Acorns Later, the service is the first Acorns investment vehicle to get the same kind of tax advantages the swells get when they invest through products like Individual Retirement Accounts.
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But pressure is building on the long-time prime minister in the wake of the journalist's murder as public anger swells over allegations of corruption in the European Union member state.
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At various points, the trills, tremolos, dynamic swells and flickers of melody that emerged over the steady drone of the bagpipes meshed into colorful surges that did indeed evoke wind chimes.
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In 2006 he settled in Manhattan with Andressa Junqueira, a fellow model and Brazilian, from Belo Horizonte; they married in Central Park and made pilgrimages to the Rockaways during hurricane swells.
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When Kelen was 10, the Americans finally evacuated the islanders to Kili, an uninhabited island bedeviled on all sides by violent ocean swells too rough for the canoe, which rotted away.
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Around 3,000 people live in Todos Santos year-round, herding livestock or manning storefronts or farming potatoes and coffee and corn in the hills, but its population swells during Skach Koyl.
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The year-round population of St. Andrews (sometimes marketed as St. Andrews by-the-Sea) is roughly 1,800, but it swells to nearly 3,000 during the summer months, Ms. Golding said.
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In Kate Racculia's "Bellweather Rhapsody," two mysterious killings set 15 years apart at the same grand yet shabby hotel anchor the book, which swells with dramatic plot points and back stories.
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" As our reviewer, Antonio Ruiz-Camacho, wrote, the novel swells "with wisdom about the self-destructive longing for paternal approval and the devastating consequences of clinging to rotten models of masculinity.
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Later in the afternoon, at least 30 people were scattered outside; that number typically swells to more than twice that in the evening and on weekends when people are off work.
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Wind gusts as strong as 248 miles an hour swept through the city, rocking tall buildings and fueling storm swells that threatened the coastline with waves as high as 13 feet.
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Before long, amid the swells and landscape beauty shots, Sando is dropping gnomic wisdom that announces the story's metaphysical ambitions and reminds you that lamas come on land and on sea.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, currently puts odds of a 2020 recession at even money but says it would become probable if the crisis swells to a global pandemic.
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The journey to Curaçao takes them on a 215-mile crossing filled with backbreaking swells, gangs of armed boatmen and coast guard vessels looking to capture migrants and send them home.
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But the smuggler ripped it off Ms. Bello just before she was thrown into the sea, saying that the swells were so high she was better off swimming under the waves.
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Lebanon's decision to approve licenses for two offshore gas blocks that are part of a dispute with Israel has caused new swells in the stormy political waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
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But in December, when the neighborhood swells with visitors drawn to the ornate Christmas decorations adorning house after house, the parking problems — just like the holiday lights — grow larger than life.
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The event, officially known as Titans of Mavericks, takes place between November and March after a 48-hour notice is given when conditions are right, aligning clear weather and majestic swells.
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"She's So High," a Tal Bachman song that debuted 20 years ago, swells as Grace unveils her yearlong vlog to her husband -- it was he she was speaking to all along!
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" In 2005 she gave Ms. Bezos a glowing blurb on her debut novel, "The Testing of Luther Albright," calling it, "a rarity: a sophisticated novel that breaks and swells the heart.
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"They were starting to bring people back to the ship because of the forecast of high winds up to 20183 miles an hour and the water swells of 15 feet," Leffak said.
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Glowing bottles line the walls of the dark, enclosed space, at the center of which a large jellyfish-like sculpture with blinking innards and limbs of clear plastic hangs, swells, and shimmers.
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But this experience was more like sinking beneath successive swells of sound until I was interred underneath them, to discover I wasn't going to drown but could breathe more deeply down there.
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He never takes his foot off the gas even as he gets shot twice, and eventually, as the dramatic music swells and the slow motion shots begin, Quinn's eyes start to blur.
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Others, such as Powassan virus, are far more rare, but can be brutal — Powassan in particular swells the brain, causing neurological damage in about half of the patients lucky enough to recover.
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"Swells generated by John are expected to begin affecting the coasts of southwestern Mexico and the southern portion of the Baja California peninsula during the next day or so," the NHC said.
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When rains hit in May, the lake swells behind a feeble and aging dike, and the Army Corps of Engineers, needing to protect the nearby towns, releases the slurry to the ocean.
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Out of those patients, 48,000 were hospitalized, 400 to 500 died and 1,85033 suffered from a severe complication known as encephalitis, a condition in which the brain swells because of an infection.
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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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Rough conditions were whipping up big waves off the eastern and northern Gulf Coast, and authorities warned swimmers to stay out of the surf because of life-threatening swells and rip currents.
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But in the script by Jenny Bicks ("Sex and the City") and Bill Condon ("Beauty and the Beast"), his lowly upbringing still makes him yearn for acceptance among the upper-crust swells.
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She would like to say, Listen, Dr. Sue, deep down there is a thing inside me, and sometimes it swells up like the head of a squid and shoots blackness through me.
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However, stronger economic growth will also help, since it swells government revenues from existing taxes and increases the overall size of the pie - reducing the size of the deficit relative to GDP.
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Water, both in the form of torrential rains worsened by the islands' high peaks, as well as ocean swells greater than 20 feet will be the most damaging impacts from this storm.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Presidential candidates historically receive Secret Service details during the primary season as their crowd sizes and the possibility of threats swells.
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Elsewhere, the text swells again, as words and art offer a litany of historical figures and important moments, filling the ears with rhythms that demand attention, calling on poetry of the past.
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The Andante, her most famous piece, consists of a fierce litany of minuscule swells attaining such expressive energy that the music becomes a kind of discordant version of Barber's Adagio for Strings.
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The Australian artist, who works in a small studio outside Sydney overlooking Tamarama beach, near the famous swells of Bondi, achieves this distinctive look with a mixture of modern and ancient methods.
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Whenever a soirée, in his movies, swells into a gallery of grotesques, you detect his primary insistence—shared with his friend Ingmar Bergman—on cinema as a record of the human visage.
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Simmering anger easily swells, sectarian politics threatens to drown out whatever hope currently exists, and there are fears that the status quo will only lead Iraq into the next cycle of terror.
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"Swells will continue to affect the northwestern Bahamas and the southeastern coast of the United States from east-central Florida to North Carolina during the next couple of days," the center said.
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"Swells will continue to affect the northwestern Bahamas and the southeastern coast of the United States from east-central Florida to North Carolina during the next couple of days," per the NHC.
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However, as the number of richly valued startups swells, a growing concern on backers' minds has been whether these companies will be able to sustain public valuations near or above private-round levels.
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The macabre crafting sesh gets the little taxidermists all worked up, and they proceed to mate atop their prized love-carcass, undoubtedly while Berlin's "Take My Breath Away" swells in their subterranean crypt.
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It will likely plunge even further in the coming weeks as public outrage swells, with discontent in the ranks of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union and its Christian Social Union partners certain to grow.
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While heavy rains have called damage and deterioration along the seawall in the area, Pacific Ocean storm swells have also lately damaged Pacifica Pier and the Milagra Watershed, reports the Los Angeles Times.
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"We do pastries of all kinds, we do "vienwas" (a type of croissants), pan choc-o-lates, raisin swells and we do specialty breads and baguettes," Kayobotsi says of his firm's key products.
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His shows today draw crowds larger than he's ever seen—over three hundred people packed the patio of Austin's Barracuda for a SXSW showcase—and Patrick swells with pride when describing his fans.
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And because the foot visibly swells throughout the day – even over the course of a single basketball game — we have to constantly tie and untie our shoes to get the fit just right.
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All of the details just feel right: the game is largely quiet, but the music swells in at the perfect moment, while the side-scrolling perspective is enhanced by dramatic, cinematic camera angles.
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Whether you're headed out for a paddling trip on a placid lake or a deep sea fishing adventure on heaving swells, if you're not wearing a good life jacket, you're doing it wrong.
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But as bitcoin's popularity swells, a small group of cryptocurrency enthusiasts and social entrepreneurs is trying to put the cryptographic ledger that underpins the novel currency to work in service of the vulnerable.
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There's some overarching concept that involves A.I., alienation, and sentience in a technology-driven world—but even if you didn't know that, you can sense it through the grand swells of this music.
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"Strong winds associated with Hurricane Lane may impact waters south of the Big Island as early as Wednesday morning, with rough seas and swells expected to increase Tuesday night," according to the NWS.
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A video shot there by Tessa Talarico, Ms. Mulligan's daughter, showed a neighborhood submerged up to its rooftops, the debris of what once were homes and other structures drifting on the seawater's swells.
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Track this storm "Swells generated by Erick will arrive in the Hawaiian Islands tonight through Thursday night, potentially producing dangerous surf conditions, mainly along east facing shores," the Central Pacific Hurricane Center said.
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The survey from the Angus Reid Institute on Monday come as protectionist sentiment swells in the United States, where voters at both ends of the political spectrum question the economic benefits of NAFTA.
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On the region's main highway back to Yellowknife, entire guardrails have sunk into the roadbed, and a ribbon of asphalt that was once entirely flat now swells and dips because of thawing permafrost.
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They battled eight-foot swells before being rescued via helicopter by the Coast Guard just as their plane sank, and with only minutes of fuel remaining for the helicopter to return to shore.
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Grandpa spent the duration of his campaign mocking the establishment swells who migrate to enclaves like Davos, Switzerland, and Sun Valley, Idaho, for high-altitude, highfalutin conferences on the conundrums of modern life.
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Which is to say: it's familiar, for anyone who played through thatgamecompany's wonderful wordless storybook, but far from a straight repetition of the swells and calms that earned that work a Grammy Award nomination.
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Added to this are more intense swells, soil loss due to erosion, booming tourist activity and the pollution by tons of plastic garbage that revolve around the most remote inhabited island in the world.
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A report published by the EU committee of the House of Lords on March 1st notes that Gibraltar's population swells by about 10,000, or a third, every day as Spaniards commute in to work.
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Lam, most recently Hong Kong's number two official, has to unify the Chinese-ruled city as public resentment swells at Beijing's growing interference in its affairs despite being promised a high degree of autonomy.
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By looking at population and development data, they could project that forward to predict how many people and how much property would be at risk as climate change periodically swells the rivers of Earth.
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Meantime, swells generated by Jose are likely to cause dangerous surf and rip current conditions for the next several days in Bermuda, the Bahamas and much of the US East Coast, the center said.
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Perhaps reflecting Mr. Trump's own sensibility — a guy dismissed by the swells, who battered his way into the elite — the video narration also made Queens sound as far from Fifth Avenue as St. Louis.
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While the center of Jose is expected to stay off from the US East Coast, "swells generated by Jose are affecting Bermuda, the Bahamas, and much of the US east coast," the NHC said.
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The song closes the record, which is entirely apropo because what begins as a tune hinged on a clattering, rangy beat and a descending synth line soon swells to a sparkling, string-laden epic.
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The rhythms of life here in Siem Pang, Cambodia, are tightly bound to this sleepy, brown tributary of the Mekong, which swells annually during the monsoon season, then gently spills its banks in October.
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From there, as Alan's music swells cinematically, the story starts to fragment, so it's probably worth going over the montage beat by beat: Camille gets home, runs to Amma's bedroom and finds it deserted.
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"Healing" hides motion behind stillness: while drums and high harp(-ish) strings plunk at double time, a stately violin swells calmly until, finally, the sound of wind drowns out the rest of the song.
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Some beaches along the New Jersey shore are actually shrinking, gnawed at year after year by waves and hurricane swells with many still awaiting major restoration work from the federal Army Corps of Engineers.
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During my stay, the Panamanians I met were just as excited as the visitors about the incoming swells at La Punta, a world-famous surf break a quick paddle away from a rocky beach.
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It swells to a euphoric crescendo, but there's a subtlety to the song—perhaps an overarching airiness, which imbues it with a great deal of space —that leaves room for reflection amid the rush.
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Meanwhile, Mahesh said there is a "huge change in consumer behavior which is resulting in more single-use plastics," as India's middle class swells and spends its disposable income on online shopping and fast food.
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But if you count the guitars that hang in a row on a wall of the guest bedroom — he speaks of them with a pride that can be described only as paternal — the number swells.
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Hato, which means "sky pigeon" in Japanese, churned up Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour and triggered large swells and big waves on some of the city's most popular beaches, with serious flooding in low-lying areas.
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When factoring in airline travel and car rentals from outside the Indio region where the festival is taking place, along with the concert tickets themselves, the total economic impact swells to $450 million, Bracken added.
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Booms placed carefully to contain ongoing leaks from the tug get torn apart in front of our eyes, rendered useless in winds, swells, currents, and tides that are not unusual for this time of year.
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"Strong swells are expected to cause dangerous surf along the eastern and southern Hawaii coast over the next 48-72 hours but no coastal advisories are currently issued for the Hawaiian island chain," Brink said.
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In contrast, theliberalizationof laws in response to terror doesn't seem to fly: The French government is well aware that the available evidence shows that prison increases radicalization, and that drug prohibition swells the prison population.
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A master of house and techno that swells with soul, she's held residencies at some of the world's top clubs, including Panorama Bar, Rex Club, Trouw, Cocoon Ibiza, and most recently, DC10's Circoloco party.
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I'm the guy wearing Bluetooth earbuds as he runs through the dunes, uses a GPS-enabled smartwatch to track his kite surfing runs, and has a webcam mounted to his house to monitor the swells.
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As this city's population swells, more than tripling in the past 30 years to nearly four million, fences go up, big roads chop the wilderness into smaller pieces, rural turns suburban and suburban turns urban.
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And so the product goes inside, it actually swells and conforms to fit to the individual user, and we've created a sweeping motion, kind of like a "come hither" … I just love that term. Right.
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"—VICE News #MeToo Campaign Swells on Social MediaThousands of people expressed solidarity on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram Monday after actress Alyssa Milano asked people who had been sexually harassed or assaulted to reply "me too.
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The music swells between chaos and order, underscoring the visual and spoken narratives and offering its own tension: there's always the threat that the towering edifice of sounds she is constructing before us will collapse.
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Fried guitar noodling, haunting vocal loops, drum machines, and miscellaneous electronics layer into terrifying, fathomless swells of sound, then disperse, only to wash up on the shore later and cut the bottom of your foot.
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During a disaster, the staff at Lowe's' emergency command center swells to about 100 employees, who are tasked with ensuring that all stores are staffed and stocked with critical supplies before, during, and after disasters.
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She was at the height of her professional success, toast of the stylish supper clubs where Paris and New York society swells rubbed shoulders nightly with glamorous performers of color whose effortless chic they relished.
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The facility was designed specifically to handle the load of an Olympics, and during the Games the number of workers swells to about 1,300, in addition to the 2,000 NBC staff members in South Korea.
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The low-lying island, with its sandy composition, wasn't much of a match for the storm in early October, which started off as a Category 5 hurricane and created large storm swells, Ms. Clark said.
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The current was strong, the swells were high, and at some point in the days-long voyage, the boy was separated from his mother who, with a dozen others accompanying them, drowned during the trip.
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As the cost of living outpaces incomes, health-care costs rise and debt swells, there's been more than a twofold increase in the rate of older Americans filing for bankruptcy, according to a new study.
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Lam, 59, most recently Hong Kong's number two official, has to unify the Chinese-ruled city as public resentment swells at Beijing's growing interference in its affairs despite being promised a high degree of autonomy.
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Swells generated by the storm's vast wind field now occupy at least half of the North Atlantic, according to maps provided by the U.S. Ocean Prediction Center, which is part of the National Weather Service.
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As the market swells and declines over the years, a mix of various types of investments will keep you from being at the mercy of how one specific stock, or kind of stock, is performing.
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Humberto's center does not appear destined for the US Southeast coast, contrary to earlier forecasts, but swells generated by Humberto still could affect the coasts of central Florida to South Carolina through early next week.
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Unveiled on Thursday morning, then immediately put into action later that day, the "Little Ripper" drone is designed to drop inflatable rescue pods to people caught in rips, large swells or experiencing exhaustion in the waves.
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Drawing on the warm tonal palette of 90s G-Funk and punctuated with the poppy party bounce of more contemporary Bay Area music, it, as the title suggests, swells with the upbeat languor of summer nights.
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In 2018, there were 25 murders in North Charleston, which boasts a "population of approximately 90,000 that swells to over 200,000 during the daytime hours accommodating workers, visitors, tourists and shoppers," according to the police website.
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And it is at moments like this -- when a benign tropical storm named Harvey swells into something ominous -- that Trump and his team must recognize that there is a great deal of value in "the swamp."
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JW: Margaret, that scene with Elijah walking toward the window in Dill's apartment, with the glittery New York scape spilling out below, right as "iT" by Christine and the Queens swells behind him — it slayed me.
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"These swells are likely to cause dangerous surf and life-threatening rip currents along the coast for the next several days, even with Maria forecast to remain well offshore over the western Atlantic Ocean," it said.
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In April, the government eased restrictions on corn imports to help meet domestic demand, but prices remain above 53 reais ($14.70) a bag, even as the global market surplus swells and international prices are under pressure.
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In 220, while kayaking alone in Nantucket Sound, fog descended, and Huth — spring-loaded and boyish, with a near-photographic memory — found his way home using local landmarks, the wind and the direction of the swells.
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I've found myself dabbing my eyes through "Murder, She Baked," a series of films created by Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, and have somehow choked up at "Taken 2" and "Taken 3" — anything in which the music swells.
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"Dorian will now create prolonged periods of large swells, surges along the north coast of Grand Bahama and the north and east coast of Abaco," said Jeffery Simmons, the deputy director of Bahamas' department of meteorology.
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Drawing is more than a graphic experience; it's a textural one about the pressure of crayon and pen on a page, the subliminal fade and focus of lines, the weave and shadow creating swells of surfaces.
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Some of our group, my girlfriend Fransini included, had never been in a sea kayak, so the afternoon's wind-chop conditions made the newbies understandably nervous as we navigated the swells in our two-person kayaks.
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Drawing is more than a graphic experience; it's a textural one, about the pressure of crayon and pen on a page; the subliminal fade and focus of lines; the weave and shadow-creating swells of surfaces.
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Toss a wedding into the mix — specifically one so storybook as the coming nuptials of Prince Harry and his American fiancée, Meghan Markle, on May 19 — and the excitement swells: Where will Meghan shop in London?
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The 37-year-old South African set out from St Peters Bay in Barbados at 8.20 on Saturday morning, swimming in flat seas with gentle swells but hot conditions, reaching St Lucia just before 5 p.m.
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In one sequence, his face almost fills the frame as he gazes into the mirror to shave his head, and the opening hook of Al Green's "Love and Happiness" suddenly swells, breaks off unexpectedly, then repeats.
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Exuding their unique brand of abstract, ethereal pop, the EP contains a track called "Iona," a swirling frenzy of tribal percussion, vocal harmonies, and orchestral sweeps that finds a sweet crux between dramatic swells and minimalist neatness.
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Jeffrey Medlin, meteorologist in charge at the National Weather Service&aposs Mobile office, warned that even after the storm moves north there will still be swells coming up from the south that could cause dangerous rip currents.
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Other cities across the country have been grappling with huge swells in Pride participation as well; last weekend, LA Pride sold out for the first time in its history, and even some ticket holders were turned away.
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Authorities first considered banning the notorious hordes of bikes in the capital last year over fears its leafy streets would soon be overrun as the population swells and the middle class buys up cars in record numbers.
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Enormous green swells arrive from the horizon, rise to a vertical wall above a slablike reef, roll themselves into barrels and crash into a roiling stew of deadly white water, at least when conditions are just right.
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Video Swells to 25% of US Digital Ad Spending According to eMarketer's latest ad spending forecast, video will grow nearly 33 percent, to $27.82 billion, of which Facebook and Instagram are expected to capture nearly one quarter.
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The survey found that Clinton's lead swells to 3.83 points -- 45% to Trump's 35% -- when the sample is broadened to include all registered voters, a similar margin to a Washington Post/ABC News poll the previous month.
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This is not new in the history of pop music, but it underscores one of its enduring truths—there's something strange and alchemical that happens when words on the page intertwine with glossine swells of software synthesizers.
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The defining feature throughout is minimalistic restraint, as well as recurring motifs of dubbed-out synth swells and eerie arpeggiated figures; he even finds room to slip in a breakbeat at one point without upsetting the ambiance.
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But as your belly swells, so does the list of bizarre things your body could suddenly do: grow hair in the wrong places, steal your memory, give you vampire breath and cause you to burp without warning.
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But from Minnesota to Texas — and even last week in Georgia — such proposals have been met with swells of opposition, similar to disputes over new mosques or schools, raising the specter of exclusion even for the dead.
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But for the experimental black metal trio Sannhet, who draw from post-rock's dramatic swells and shoegaze's "wall of sound," songwriting is like "an interpersonal argument between all of us," the group's bassist, AJ Annunziata, told Pitchfork.
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The warning comes as oil and gas companies are cutting spending plans as tough coronavirus containment measures curb travel, slashing fuel consumption, and as a crude oil glut swells after the collapse of an OPEC+ output deal.
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" But that swells to 10.6 million "due to strategic support for U.S. renewable manufacturing and export-oriented economic policy" — a conclusion that assumes each federal dollar "yields an additional 1.5 in exports and induced private-sector activity.
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Conservative activists have criticized the agreement as one that does not address their priorities and swells the deficit, but the White House has signaled that the president would accept it rather than set off a government shutdown.
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"Within 22 minutes, we had over 210 feet of water come through the front barn, and just swells were coming, and we barely made it out of here," leaving most of the animals behind, he told WOWT.
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From the first distant glimpse of the estate, as John Lunn's lush score swells in accompaniment, it's clear that the movie will basically luxuriate in the show's elegant trappings, with everything slightly magnified from its TV incarnation.
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Home to some 300 bears in the summer months, the popular vacation area swells with second-homeowners and car-campers and Airbnb-ers, many of whom do not always understand the proper protocol for visiting bear country.
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Potentially life-threatening swells generated by Humberto were set to affect the northwestern Bahamas and the southeastern coast of the United States from east-central Florida to North Carolina during the next few days, the NHC said.
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While smartphone usage is surging as the middle class swells, most Indians still can't afford Apple's iPhones and the company has only about 2 percent market share in a country where 100 million phones were sold last year.
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The real estate mogul's architect: Bannon's influence swells A second US-based entity with $18.4 million in gross asset value, DE International Holdings LLC, is listed as 100% owned by "non-US persons," according to the SEC filing.
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Australia's Bureau of Meteorology issued dangerous surf warnings and authorities closed many beaches in the states of Queensland and New South Wales as swells of up to 6 meters (20 feet) generated by Cyclone Winston battered the coast.
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Eat It was dawn in big swells, Block Island rising a few miles to the southwest, and a group of sport fishermen were standing pressed against the stern rails of a large charter boat, drifting on the tide.
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It's hard to say because the goings on inside Kilauea's plumbing system â€" the underground labyrinths and channels that carry the lava â€" can only be known through indirect means, like measuring how the ground swells, or sinks.
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The Vancouver singer has allegiances with the electronic world, as collabs with Ratking's Sporting Life and the esteemed Ninja Tune label show, and that pedigree informs her chilly but passionate music, full of orchestral swells and lonely synths.
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Mavericks, the annual competition that sees surfers tackling giant swells near Half Moon Bay, California, started and ended Friday, with some of the world's best big-wave surfers coming out and catching the face of 133-foot waves.
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He's an aw shucks Southern boy at heart, and his voice swells with pride every time he talks about being able to play these songs on the road, 250 days out of the year for three years straight.
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Storm swells driven by Maria were expected to reach the southeastern coast of the U.S mainland on Friday, the NHC said, adding that it was too soon to determine what, if any, other direct effects it would have.
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No matter its path, Jose's ocean swells are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions in Bermuda, the Bahamas, the northern coasts of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico, and the US Southeast, the hurricane center said.
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The crowd swells on the sand and the vibes are thick in the way only a Sunday night can bring––everyone loose and dancing with each other like old friends, sharing drinks and other things in equal measure.
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More pressing than Hamburg's weather, Ms. Crain said, was the snow and rain in cities to the north, such as Yankton, S.D. When precipitation hits those areas hard, it swells the Missouri River and flows down into Hamburg.
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On their most recent effort, 303's "Ursa Minor," the group's frontman and primary lyricist Theo Hilton tackled subjects including gentrification and displacement ("Mississippi Swells") and growing up queer in the South ("Photos From When We Were Young").
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The announcement came after a meeting of President Arif Alvi with clerics from all religious sects, seeking their help in limiting the size of congregations, which in some cases swells to huge numbers during traditional Friday afternoon prayers.
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As San Francisco's wealth swells toward enclaves where Oakland's middle and lower classes call home, we have become a city of haves and have-nots; the haves get richer, and the have-nots have fewer and fewer options.
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At the parsonage the dissonance swells alarmingly — a long-case clock, spectacles — until, on Page 22, Fairfax stumbles over the dead priest's secret, a stash of forbidden ancient artifacts that includes 21st-century pound notes and an iPhone.
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His undulating swells and bluesy, staccato fills can be heard on recordings like "Respect," Aretha Franklin's first No. 20133 pop hit, and Wilson Pickett's "Funky Broadway" and "Land of 22013,21977 Dances," both of which reached the Top 21968.
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He had all the physical skills and the intimidation factor, but he never picked up mic skills or the crowd empathy needed to move with the crowd's swells and eddies, and it was quickly apparent with him, too.
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"It has been established the main variables (that will affect the island) will be the decrease in rainfall and the increase in swells," Carolina Urmeneta, head of the climate change office of the Ministry of the Environment, told Reuters.
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Thanks to the canyon's funnelling effect, winter swells from the Atlantic crash with abnormal speed into its headboard, less than a mile offshore, instead of slowing gradually as the continental shelf's shallower waters would otherwise force them to do.
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Yung Squad They've gotta mature a little – like a fine wine, but don't count out the squad of Willow Smith, Kiernan Shipka, Tavi Gevinson, Amandla Stenberg and Lauren Turk, especially when it swells to include Lorde within their ranks.
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The music swells as he shoots fireballs, raising his fist in triumph — before the camera abruptly cuts back to the reality, where he's just a little boy in a dingy garage, tape on his chest, and a tinfoil helmet.
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It's 1962, and Tony -- basically a glorified bouncer at the Copacabana in New York, well connected among the shady swells who frequent the joint -- needs a gig to tide him over financially while the club is closed for repairs.
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Although the boat has a covered cabin with booth seating that recalls the interior of a cozy diner, it is not where you want to be when the boat is ricocheting off eight-foot swells on the open ocean.
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Anderson captures that with the loving, highly detailed looks at the garments that Reynolds designs and Johnny Greenwood's lush, florid musical score, which swells to crescendos and just as abruptly falls silent, reflecting the protagonist's mercurial moods and melancholy.
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I am contained within the suit and seeing the light and can feel myself growing in hallucination and the worlds around me lined with shadow as my chest swells with rot and the dying is very likely consuming me.
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In Waikiki, a Honolulu neighborhood that is world-renowned for its surf beach, swells were already powerful, and Gregg Stebbins, 60, a lifelong surfer from Florida, chose to be cautious and wait on the beach until conditions were calmer.
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Stettheimer's paintings also give us more populated views, like the antic "Spring Sale at Bendel's" or "Lake Placid," in which swimmers and boaters enjoy hilly swells of celadon waves that fuse with the mountains, and "Asbury Park South" (1920).
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Selena Gomez had her first No. 1 single with "Lose You to Love Me," which begins in solitude — just her voice and a piano — but quickly swells to cathedral size, using instruments and electronics to create a cavernous expanse.
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Come the booming summer months of July and August, and the island swells with the A-listers, B-listers, C-listers, and D-listers, along with hundreds of thousands of vacationers, hard-partying dance-music junkies, and cruise-shippers.
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Doctor Manhattan and Angela decide to have 10 good years together, and wow, my heart swells and hurts at that idea of a big blue god risking everything to be with the love of his life for 10 years.
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He wrote songs that thrive on the swells and undulations of orchestral drama, and he sings with long-breathed phrases that aren't exactly crooning — he's not built for that — but that set out to sustain more than they exhort.
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The real estate mogul's architect: Bannon's influence swells The 31-year-old White House policy director has worked as the key voice in Trump's ear on immigration, along with Steve Bannon, the former Breitbart CEO who is another top adviser.
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Perhaps because reality now seems freakier than fiction, the series' takedown of the American aristocracy doesn't feel as inspired or subversive as it did back in the early 2000s, when it was deflating the cockier George W. Bush-era swells.
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Baseball's postseason can seem, in the giddy eruptions that make it into collective memory—or, anyway, into Fox's commercials—to be about surges and swells, long-wave emotion and the attempt to ride an unbreakable creature for as long as possible.
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Martin worked with Paul McCartney to create "A Day in the Life"'s powerful orchestral swells and is one of the five(!) people whose hands (spread over three pianos and a harmonium) create the powerful ending chord to the song.
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But when the school population swells by 30 percent in one year, with new ninth-graders coming in mostly from disastrously underperforming middle schools, making class sizes balloon, bad teaching isn't likely to blame for a dip in test scores.
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Most big wave spots have a defined take off zone, thanks to the swells breaking over a reef or point; in those cases, there's a channel on either side of the break to paddle or catch a ride back out in.
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HANOI (Reuters) - World famous for its endless swarms of motorcycles, Vietnam is considering banning bikes in the capital over fears its leafy streets will become overrun as the population swells and its middle class buys up cars in record numbers.
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Requesens' detention further swells the ranks of opposition activists forced into exile, arrested, or barred from politics during a crackdown by Maduro, a 55-year-old former bus driver and union leader elected in 2013 to replace the late Hugo Chavez.
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Scientists have found that the brains of close friends respond in remarkably similar ways as they view a series of short videos: the same ebbs and swells of attention and distraction, the same peaking of reward processing here, boredom alerts there.
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At a different hour, it would the kind of place where you might expect to run into the LA-based singer and songwriter A.CHAL, whose music swells with the dusky tension of nights spent getting lost to the vices of life.
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But the rolling swells of the river only slightly rocked the Hokule'a, a double-hulled voyaging canoe as seaworthy as those that allowed some of the world's earliest known seafarers to cross the Pacific more than a thousand years ago.
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Yet most young players in the region are not so fortunate - and more may fall into the hands of crooked agents as Africa's population swells and jobs become more scarce, says James Esson, a migration expert at Loughborough University in England.
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For people of this stature, taking pictures like this with other members of their micro-caste of puffy swells—variously seared pink or golden brown, buzzcut and triangular or pillowy and spheroid, foreign or domestic—is something like their job.
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That number swells to about 5,000 when you consider the plant's impact across Ohio, including those who work at auto parts suppliers, according to James Dignan, president of the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber, the top economic development group in the region.
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Yet it wasn't a one-hit supernova by any means: Crushing drones, thick swells of feedback and vocals that reverberate like echoes have helped Hum grow from a loud murmur into a purveyor of steady, unforgettable and infinitely compelling sounds.
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Nervous fragments are scattered throughout like ripples and swells atop an ocean, for an overall orchestral texture that's moody, yet with a clean neutrality that elegantly sets off the vocal lines that soar above it, rather than competing with them.
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Among them are old French and Mexican mug shots of criminal suspects, and a 1942 shot by the Bowery habitué Arthur Fellig, known as Weegee, of two drunk-and-disorderly swells cowering behind face-hiding hats in a paddy wagon.
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Taking nearly three months to complete, the Vendée Globe remains a singular test of character that allows no stops or outside assistance and too few hours of sleep as the weeks and months pass by along with the swells and storms.
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Even as her throat swells shut, she remains hungry for detail: "I'm breathing but I'm wheezing, feel like I'm emphysem-ing / My throat feels like a funnel filled with Weet-Bix and kerosene," she sings in a low, calm voice.
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Bottled and canned water are among the products in high demand in the US as uncertainty swells around the coronavirus outbreak -- even though the US Centers for Disease Control has stated the virus has not been detected in drinking water.
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Knokke, where the population swells from 30,000 in winter to 250,000 on summer weekends, is an hour's drive or train ride from Antwerp, an hour-and-a-half from Brussels and 20 minutes from the more touristy town of Bruges.
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As the population over 50 swells, fewer adults at risk of advanced bone loss and fractures are undergoing tests for bone density, resulting in a decline in the diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis, even for people who have already broken bones.
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Istanbul Dispatch ISTANBUL — The producer counts down — "three, two, one" — as the music swells, and a new episode of the current affairs television show "Syria Today" goes live, broadcasting pro-opposition programming to Syrians scattered across the world by civil war.
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Stub your entire leg, however—which I definitely don't recommend, especially not on a boulder heavy enough to crush a car jack—and it swells up so that the inside becomes too big for the skin around it to contain.
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The NHC said in its advisory that surf swells were expected to increase and affect parts of the coasts of North Carolina and the mid-Atlantic states in the next few days, with the potential of creating life-threatening conditions.
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The movie swells with grand ideas about our relationships with sound and with one another, often put forth through Peter's soft-spoken voice, which oscillates between calming and eerie, or through the quiet and hum of city noises and orchestral music.
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That is true in most urban areas, but especially so in a city like Jakarta, which is at the center of a metropolitan area of 28 million people and whose population of 10 million swells by some three million every workday.
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The keyboard arpeggio that anchors the opening, "Once, There Was an Explosion," swells like a dance hook, but when the beat comes in, the jagged percussion throws it off balance; the piece keeps wobbling, teetering, and reasserting itself with a whoosh.
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Since then, the CDC has advised against using vaping devices, President Donald Trump has called the Food and Drug Administration to ban all flavored e-cigarettes, and swells of anti-Juul social media sentiment have begun sweeping young nicotine users.
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Pressure waves, or P-waves, are the fastest; shear waves, or S-waves, are slower but cause more ground-shaking; and last are the leisurely but devastating Rayleigh waves, which cause the ground to roll like swells on the sea.
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Most significantly, the Kardashians have literally nothing to do with the broad driving forces — joblessness, resentment of Washington D.C., frustration with the status quo, Clinton's flawed candidacy, and swells of populism and xenophobia among them — that helped land Trump in the Oval Office.
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In the first film, Christian takes Anastasia out over Seattle at night in his helicopter, to the ecstatic strains of Ellie Goulding; in the second, he lets her steer his yacht across the Puget Sound while that Taylor Swift–Zayn Malik duet swells.
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Sinclair, rated BB- by S&P Global, risks being downgraded if leverage swells above 5.5 times, the ratings agency said in a report this week, and sources suggest the broadcaster will find the necessary add-backs needed to trim its debt-to-Ebitda.
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Jose, which is about 385 miles (620 km) west of Bermuda with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph (140 km/h), is generating swells that are affecting Bermuda, the Bahamas, and much of the U.S. east coast, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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Casas, who also plays first base and outfield, said helping Peru win a medal could shine a positive light on immigrants like him who face growing hostility as the local Venezuelan population swells to more than 800,000, nearly 3% of Peru's population.
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When you're Superman and you're flying, the Superman theme swells behind you, and this sounds like a small thing, but when I picture the game I see a plastic man, tiny arms outstretched, buzzing a skyscraper to the sound of John Williams.
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As the song swells to its cacophonous and confusing climax, it becomes clear that he's also affixed to a metallic approximation of a bull's legs, upon which he stiltedly dances, writhes, and reacts with horror as a horn emerges from his pelvis.
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Even without the women's heat, he said, organizers have to scramble to pull off the one-day event, which is held on short notice a half-mile from shore when the right conditions coalesce — monster swells, low wind, clear sky — from Nov.
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The picture makes fun of religious fanatics; "Nothing Sacred," the hit comedy that Hecht wrote for the director William Wellman in 1937, spoofs the monosyllabic folk in a small Vermont town, and then turns on the verbose, self-admiring swells in New York.
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Moncata said he's watching three potentially Eddie-sized swells headed for Waimea: one that will hit on Super Bowl Sunday, another on Wednesday next week, and then one next weekend, "which really has the potential to be what we want," he said.
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Though there are brief moments of respite, like the Badalamenti-esque swells of "Storm Maker," Goers pushes even the record's lightest moments into spectral atmospheres—where even a line like "carry me on" can feel like a message from beyond the grave.
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Their take on black metal is often lumped into the Cascadian narrative, thanks to the way their harsh, tortured howls and fluttering tremolo comes tempered with swells of post-rock drama and soaring melodies, but they're no Wolves in the Throne Room clones.
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Sitting in the tub, steam rising in the air, glancing at the boats bobbing on the swells as the sunlight faded was so serene (detoxifying was, I believe, the word of the day) that we almost didn't want to leave for dinner.
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ST. LOUIS — Scott Rupp flipped open the red spiral notebook he keeps as president of the St. Louis Amateur Hockey Hall of Fame and ran his index finger down the inside cover, along a column of surnames and birthdays that swells every year.
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In a recent issue of the journal Cell, Ulrich Schibler of the University of Geneva and his colleagues described their studies of the oscillating liver, and how it swells and shrinks each day, depending on an animal's normal circadian rhythms and feeding schedule.
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"The movie swells with grand ideas about our relationships with sound and with one another, often put forth through Peter's soft-spoken voice, which oscillates between calming and eerie, or through the quiet and hum of city noises and orchestral music," Harris writes.
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If you seek to make a daily fashion statement like Alex Badia, the style director of Women's Wear Daily and an Instagram darling, you pack the way 19th-century swells did for the Grand Tour: with oversize suitcases and outfits arranged in advance.
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But for two weeks each January, the town's population swells to 30,000 as the global elite meet for a series of meetings and discussions about "entrepreneurship in the global public interest," in what could be described as world's most expensive networking event.
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" Gesture swells into homage and complicates into anecdote, so that washing her mother's arm leads to a reverie about her mother's love of jewelry and to the "burn scar on her arm, / From when she cooked at the place with the cruel boss.
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" Gesture swells into homage and complicates into anecdote, so that washing her mother's arm leads to a reverie about her mother's love of jewelry and to the "burn scar on her arm, / From when she cooked at the place with the cruel boss.
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In The Hunger Games, whenever one of the children forced to battle to the death on live television dies, the evil and corrupt Capitol broadcasts a picture of the child's face across the sky as a martial anthem swells in the background.
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When we pulled out of port, the sea was glass-flat, but as the land behind us fell beneath the horizon, we began rolling in 10-foot swells — it was clear why this smaller boat was ill-suited to chasing poachers into deeper water.
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The score swells a bit too earnestly and the images are shimmery and idealized, a heightened reality that seems like it may belong more to a fairy tale or a fantasy epic than a story about a war in which a lot of people died.
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The alaia was the Hawaiian standard, used by monarchs and villagers alike; it paddled well enough to catch unbroken swells on the intermediary offshore reefs, but was responsive and maneuverable enough to let the surfer ride in the steep, fast, curling section of the wave.
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It swells the space with sound like water, clear and luminous, through which all the church's visual glories are refracted, and which gestures beyond the seen and felt toward the far reaches of the senses, where suspecting a thing is as good as knowing it.
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As panic around coronavirus, now officially known as Covid-19, swells, public health experts around the globe have thoughtfully and dutifully given instructions on how people can remain healthy, while they figure out what the virus is, and how to treat and stop it.
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It focuses on using a ship's onboard high-resolution LIDAR and radar to easily predict rogue waves, the beastly swells ranging from around 10 to 100 feet that sometimes mysteriously pop up in the ocean, likely the result of atmospheric pressure or intersecting wave systems.
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SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador – Tropical Storm Selma made landfall on the coast of El Salvador on Saturday with strong winds, heavy rains and dangerous ocean swells, while another system developing in the Caribbean was on a forecast path taking it toward Cuba and then Florida.
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The thorny verisimilitude of "Two Black Women and a White Man" is also distinctly American — a brass-tacks description of the human body's swells, ruts, bumps, and hollows that flows from Social Realism, American Regionalism, and the latter-day traditions of funky, Guston-esque caricature.
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But add some pressure -- such as obesity, straining during a bowel movement, the extra weight of pregnancy, prolonged sitting during a long car or airplane ride or while on the toilet, and chronic diarrhea or constipation -- and the tissue swells, knots and often becomes painful.
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The anguished swells of emotion that follow a Trump typo -- on Friday morning, he touted the "heeling" in flooded Texas -- are symptomatic not only of our tribal politics, but the online immune system's typically intense reaction to any wobbles or flubs in its midst.
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White Christians, long a majority of Americans, now represent only about two-fifths of the population, as the nation's increasing religious and ethnic diversity swells the share of non-white Christians and secular adults, according to survey research by the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute.
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I don't know about you, but whenever I return from a trip abroad, my heart swells to see the sheer variety of my fellow citizens, so different in their appearance, their cultural heritage, their personal lives, yet all of them — all of us — Americans.
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Links were found with different forms of cardiovascular disease, with people who drank more than 100 grams per week having a higher risk of stroke, heart failure, fatal hypertensive disease and fatal aortic aneurysm, where an artery or vein swells up and could burst.
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The town of about 260,2325 permanent residents swells to as many as 14,000 in July, and is known for having a relaxed feel compared with the brash tourist strips of Panama City Beach or the tony nearby beach developments of Alys Beach or Seaside.
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Because of the presence of the county courthouse and government offices, the medical center up the hill from downtown, and a campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University, Hackensack's daytime population swells to more than 100,000, said Albert H. Dib, director of redevelopment for the city.
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A chore at the best of times, the role essentially reduces the teenage Hester to the butt of numerous jokes, and the young American actress Crystal Clarke can't enliven the part beyond staring at the societal swells in her midst with her chin upturned.
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I couldn't help but notice that out there in the swells and spray, she looked much happier and more at ease than she had on any of the stages I had seen her on over the previous month, each day looking more and more exhausted.
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Potentially life-threatening swells were expected to continue to affect the northwestern Bahamas and the southeastern coast of the U.S. from east-central Florida to North Carolina during the next couple of days, which could bring rip current conditions, the National Hurricane Center said.
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It happens to me every time: The music swells, the game's intro cinematic comes to dramatic close, I'm brought to a character creation screen, and I immediately break out into a flop sweat because I know I'm about lose three hours of my life.
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This resonant frequency can be imagined as a kind of frequency wall or barrier that absorbs and stores the vibrational energies of the higher frequencies, sort of like how small riffles on the surface of a body of water get soaked up into larger swells.
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