Instead, the crew prepared to throw overboard large, shock-absorbing fenders to protect their ship.
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In addition, Pelosi would throw overboard the many people who depend on America's creators and innovators.
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On the other hand, while the election results show pretty clearly that most voters don't care about this, candidate Trump's apparent willingness to throw overboard an intricate series of alliances constructed and cemented over a period of decades was genuinely alarming.
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ROBERT PEARLSTEIN, NEW YORK To the Editor: James Levine may well be a sinner, but I am less shocked by his sins than by how we instantly throw overboard people who, in the course of their long careers, have made such immense contributions to the world of music and society.
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Instantly, the woebegone Palestinian cause and the crisis in Gaza were back in the news, and even the demand for a right of return to Israeli land — one that many supporters of a two-state solution seemed ready to throw overboard — was being taken seriously, cheering Palestinians in refugee camps and the diaspora.
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A gale on 22 April before Africas arrival at Charleston had cost her her mizen mast. She also had had to throw overboard 12 or 14 guns. Sixteen of the passengers were lost at the same time.
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Zhang Shun would disguise himself as a passenger whom Zhang Heng would throw overboard when he pretends to be unwilling to hand over his valuables. Zhang Shun would make it to shore while the other travellers are so frightened that they surrender all they have. Zhang Shun later moves to Jiangzhou alone (江州; present-day Jiujiang, Jiangxi) where he becomes a fishmonger.
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Madison becomes concerned at how Strand refuses to sleep, and Daniel tells her he is suspicious of Strand's motives. Once they are far enough out to sea, the group holds a funeral for Liza and buries her at sea. Strand threatens to throw overboard anyone who disobeys him. The group docks on a nearby island to escape pursuit of the unknown ship.
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Due to sustained heavy damage, the crew had to scuttle the submarine at approximately 7:00 in the position . The crew managed to throw overboard most of the secret documents, but some of them were retrieved by the British, including a copy of the Sommergibili Italiani SM 19/S code book.Rohwer, p. 30 All crew members were rescued and captured by the British.
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They use a trick to rob their boat passengers without taking lives. Zhang Shun would disguise himself as a passenger whom Zhang Heng would throw overboard when he pretends to defend his valuables. Zhang Shun would make it to shore while the other travellers are so frightened that they surrender all they have. Zhang Shun later moves to Jiangzhou alone (江州; present-day Jiujiang, Jiangxi) where he becomes a fishmonger.
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She was then captained by Ralph Willett Miller and Sir Charles Rowley. On 9 October 1797 Unite captured the French Navy brig Decouverte, of 14 guns and 91 men. She was three days out of Nantes, on her way to Guadaloupe with secret dispatches that she managed to throw overboard before the British took possession of her. During the chase her crew threw 10 of her guns overboard in an attempt to lighten her.
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The crew were "forced to throw overboard 8 to 10 lasts of pepper and a quantity of copper, upon which through God's mercy, she got off again without further damage." On returning north, de Witt charted the northwest coast about as far as the present-day location of Port Hedland. This part of the coast would later appear on maps as "G.F. de Wits Landt" or "de Wits Landt" ("de Witt's Land").
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During this time, one of the first deaths was particularly alarming. The victim was a woman in Toledo, Ohio, who had been given three Cuban parrots by her husband. Cumming warned to stay away from imported parrots, whilst sailors at sea were ordered by one U.S. Navy admiral to throw overboard their parrots. Some were encouraged by one health commissioner to kill their pet parrots, and some abandoned them on the streets.
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On 31 August 1806, Austerlitz was off Martinique when she encountered the 10 or 12-gun schooner , which was under the command of Lieutenant Samuel Stout. Austerlitz was in the company of a sloop and a brig. Even though Prevost had had to throw overboard four of her guns in an earlier storm, Stout decided to fight. The subsequent action lasted an hour before Stout struck after having lost three men killed and seven wounded.
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On 22 August, Alcmene captured the , of two 6-pounder guns and some swivel guns, and 61 men, off Alexandria. Hope tried to board her before her captain could throw overboard any dispatches she was carrying for Napoleon Bonaparte, then in Egypt. Hope was unsuccessful, but two seamen from Alcmenes crew jumped overboard and were able to retrieve the dispatches before they sank. One of Alcemenes boats was able to rescue the intrepid seamen.
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Alicia learns from Jack that his boat is sinking, and he asks for help. Strand rejects her plan to help Jack and threatens to throw overboard anyone who disobeys him. As the group prepares for dinner, Chris leaps overboard, and Nick joins him, only to find walkers floating in the water from a capsized ship sunk by gunfire. Nick recovers the ship's logs, but Strand warns that another ship is fast approaching them, most likely a hostile ship.
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On 22 August captured Légère, of two 6-pounder guns and some swivel guns, and 61 men, off Alexandria. Captain George Johnstone Hope of Alcmene tried to board her before her captain could throw overboard any dispatches she was carrying for Napoleon Bonaparte, then in Egypt. Hope was unsuccessful, but two seamen from Alcmenes crew jumped overboard and were able to retrieve the dispatches before they sank. One of Alcemenes boats was able to rescue the intrepid seamen.
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The brother came to fetch her, and the stepmother and her daughter came as well. At sea, her brother called down as the journey went on, and the stepmother persuaded the sister to throw overboard a casket and a dog her mother had left her, and then herself. The king was outraged by the sight of the stepsister, thinking this was his promised bride. He had to keep his word and marry her, but he threw the brother into a snake pit.
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The French ship cut its anchor cables and managed to escape from one of the fireships, after a half-hour struggle. Régulus ran aground and it was in danger of capsizing. Trying to save his ship, Lucas had to throw overboard most of his cannons, keeping only 16 of them, together with ammunition and supplies for one month.Letter of Jean Jacques Étienne Lucas to Napoleon after the battle, 1 May 1809 (French) He managed to refloat his ship, but it ran aground a second time, on the shoals of Les Palles.
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Over time, these journalists begin to write that the migrant fleet is on a mission to "enrich, cleanse and redeem the Capitalist West". At the same time as the fleet is praised by those in Paris, the people of Southern France, terrified of the migrants' arrival, flee to the north. As the fleet approaches the Suez Canal, Egyptian military forces fire a warning shot, causing the fleet to steer south, around the Cape of Good Hope. To the surprise of observers, the apartheid regime of South Africa floats out barges of food and supplies, which the migrants throw overboard.
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The same morning, however, the tank steamer Weehawken, followed by two more steamers, Vittoria and Koordistan, were successively sighted, all of whom responded to Bulgaria distress signals and stood by to assist. Two boats from Weehawken successfully collected 25 women and children from Bulgaria, but a third containing four of Bulgaria crew broke away from the ship before more passengers could be embarked, and in spite of numerous attempts was unable to return to the stricken vessel, the four crewmen eventually being picked up by Vittoria. During the night, the hurricane increased in intensity and the three steamers, having lost contact with Bulgaria, continued on their way the following day, with Weehawken later reporting Bulgaria to be "in a sinking condition." After losing contact with the other steamers, Bulgaria remaining crew and passengers continued to jettison cargo until 7 February, while a spell of relative calm on 9 February enabled them to throw overboard the bodies of 107 horses.
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