Most had swooshed out past New Orleans and around English Turn.
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Swooshed around it all is a puckering froth of green apple juice.
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So nasty I began to gag while I swooshed the smoke in my mouth.
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A wooden box that sounds like a harp, but is played by being swooshed through the air.
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Her pink and white organza gown swooshed behind her as she sashayed through the New Yorker Hotel.
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From here, the following day, we swooshed down a steep, treeless slalom crowded with snowboarders to the travesía baja.
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When she was finally naked, nipples tight with excitement, Jaime said he'd be right back and swooshed around the curtain.
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The Russians swooshed about the ice, and then the NHL players took their turn: Gretzky, Messier, Lemieux, Kurri, Coffey and Bourque.
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It bobbed to duck under a bar that swooshed like a clock hand, yawed left, pitched forward and raced toward the finish line.
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After a day of rehearsal in a hot, bright low-ceilinged theater district space, he swooshed off his sports coat and sat down to explain why he agreed to such an unlikely project.
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"The one thing that I'm clear about is that I'm not revealing my sources," said Mr. Kalven, sitting in his office on the South Side this month as silver commuter trains swooshed by in the background.
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For snack time, there's an easy-to-love dip that tastes a little like ranch dressing and is good with everything, whether it's paired with raw vegetables (don't call them crudités) or crackers or swooshed under roasted vegetables.
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The Pentagon and White House did not immediately respond to CNBC's query as to why the Space Force and "Star Trek" logos — both with blue globes, white stars, and swooshed rings around a sleek space ship — looked similar.
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In the game's final 19 seconds, he had two layups, two steals and two free throws that swooshed through the net to put Notre Dame, a No. 6 seed, into a regional final for the second year in a row.
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Over the three days that I skied with Mr. Lang, we sliced down treacherous cliff faces in boot-deep powder, swooshed through gently pitched larch forests with perfectly spaced trees, and skied to lunch in St.-Christophe, a 23-person village in the next valley over.
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The emblem of NADA consists of a dark blue globe with the word Kukgaujugaebalkuk (National Space Development Administration) in white Korean letters on the bottom, DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) in light blue letters on the top, the constellation of Ursa Major, NADA in white letters in the middle, and two bright blue rings symbolizing satellite orbits and the intention of place on all orbits of satellites. The logo is described as representing the agency's "character, mission, position, and development prospect". Ursa Major is intended to symbolize and glorify North Korea as a space power. The Western media point out that the logo strikingly resembles to NASA's logo — both with blue globes, white lettering, stars, and swooshed rings.
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Louis B. Parks of the Houston Chronicle said of the ride at the time: "After being shot to the top of the tower in a super fast elevator ride, you are now about to free fall back to the bottom. As you reach the base of the tower, several weeks ahead of your stomach, you will be swooshed along a curving track, changing your horizon and your bearings, and braked to a quick stop while lying on your back." In 2013, the newspaper's J.R. Gonzalez recalled, this "crash course in physics ... wasn't as scary as the Texas Cyclone, nor as drenching as Thunder River, but it did make for a quick thrill." AstroWorld removed the ride during the 1990s.
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