The capsules have been compared to Jell-O shots, Gushers, sushi, Tide pods, pizza rolls, Tide pods, Tide pods and Tide pods.
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" WATCH THIS: Experts Warn Against 'Tide Pod Challenge' In January, Tide officials wrote on Twitter that eating Tide Pods "is a BAD IDEA" —"What should Tide PODs be used for?
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" Earlier this month, Tide officials wrote on Twitter that eating Tide Pods "is a BAD IDEA" —"What should Tide PODs be used for?
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Beach will reopen when receding tide is past the tide marker.
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Florida red tide Is the plague of Florida's red tide over?
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Still, we don't need Tide Pod shots, I don't remember asking for a Tide Pod doughnut, and Tide Pod pizza is brutally anti-cheese.
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It is footage of an octopus called Abdopus aculeatus; at low tide, the octopus crawls from tide pool to tide pool, hunting for crabs.
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Then hold your head up all the moreThis tide,And ev'ry tide!
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Forecast low tide (black line on right) higher than normal high tide. pic.twitter.
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They memorize the tide pool layout while swimming over it at high tide.
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Florida's red tide Florida's awful red tide bloom has spread from its Gulf Coast.
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Tide. Yes, the same Tide detergent you use at home to wash your clothes.
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On its website, Tide lists two ways of getting rid of soft drink stains: using a Tide stain remover and using cold water, Tide detergent, and a laundry machine.
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When the tide rises, the seawater enters the laguna; when the tide falls, it exits.
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The great Tide Pod panic was nearly a year ago, but Tide is still at it.
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Tide also led an entire advertising campaign encouraging people to only use Tide Pods for laundry.
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This January's "king tide," an extreme high tide that's natural, caused the flooding near Gould's home.
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It's also a neap tide, which means the difference between high and low tide is unusually small.
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On Tuesday, Tide announced it would pull together these services together under a new name, Tide Cleaners.
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A red tide that keeps spreading A red tide continues to move northward along Florida's east coast.
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Now you have Tide Pod cookies on Instagram and Tide Pod Jell-O shots at the local pub.
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Consult a tide chart; go out within an hour of low tide when the beach is most exposed.
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Tide Pods were the last type of Tide detergent to be introduced — they hit the market in 2012.
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The Still Tide "Change of Address" Anna Morsett leads The Still Tide, with her voice and guitar playing.
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And winter's low tide anticipates the flood tide of spring, with the promise of summer on its heels.
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Winter Tide by Ruthanna Emrys Ruthanna Emrys sets her debut novel, Winter Tide, squarely in H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythos.
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It's hard to find at high tide, and immediately obvious where the pools are when the tide are out.
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It's not that a rising tide doesn't lift all boats; it's that the tide is not rising fast enough.
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The high tide of turnout in presidential election years is inevitably followed by a low tide in off years.
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Studying juveniles during the crucial stage when they move toward land from open ocean, the authors found that eels faced different directions based on whether the tide was flowing in (flood tide) or out (ebb tide).
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In the "Tide Pod Challenge," some people — mainly teens — pretended, or in some cases, appeared to actually eat Tide Pods.
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Now Tide comes in all shapes and sizes, including these plastic jugs filled with liquid, and the famous Tide Pods.
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The bill comes after an outbreak of Tide Pod poisonings driven by the "Tide Pod Challenge" prevalent on social media.
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You divot the sand and the tide fills it in and then you create another pocket while the tide drains itself out.
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Here's a "Tide Pod challenge" for you, 2018: Please make sure I never have to write about people eating Tide Pods again.
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But by 2100, high tide flooding will become daily flooding -- with nearly all regions experiencing high-tide flooding 365 days every year.
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Tide launched three years ago in Sydney, Australia and developed Tide Protocol, the basis of its blockchain data privacy solution, two years ago.
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Take a dip in the Pacific Ocean, explore tide pools at low tide, or hike through the mountainous backcountry at this diverse park.
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"We all sink with this tide; we all rise with this tide together," said Rosenberg, from the Center for a New American Security.
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In the case of the 1978 blizzard, it took several tide cycles over days for the highest tide levels to develop, Sipprell said.
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Unless the Tide opens up a ground game, Hurts is going to be hurting, and the Dawgs are going to be rolling over the Tide.
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What a red tide does Southwest Florida's red tide blooms are fast-growing colonies of an algae, Karenia brevis, that often turns the water red.
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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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The Tide Pod suggestion came on Twitter — Paul wrote that he would swallow one Tide Pod for each retweet — and appears to have since been deleted.
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As Fast Company noted , YouTube has previously removed "Tide Pod Challenge" videos featuring people... eating Tide Pods, saying that they were a violation of these policies.
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The artwork visualizes the possible highest storm surge levels combined with the high tide (hence the interactivity with the high tide), in not so distant future.
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If you have a 10-foot storm surge on top of a four-foot high tide, the result is a storm tide measurement of 14 feet.
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The tide against Trump But all of these Republican defenses could get swept away if the tide of discontent with Trump rises too high, Thomas acknowledges.
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Consider, for example, the opening stanza of his great poem "Privets Come into Season at High Tide" from Common Sense: Privets come into season at high tide.
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But this year's red tide has persisted since last November — nearly a year now — making it the worst bloom since 2006 (when the tide lasted 17 months).
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The Tide Pod challenge tasked teens with eating a Tide Pod, and it appeared to be making the rounds on YouTube, resulting in kids accidentally poisoning themselves.
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Know the tide timesIf you've got the TideGuide skill installed on your Echo then you can check the tide times for any location with an NOAA station.
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It is worth noting that Hillary Clinton is still the frontrunner, but the tide turned after Obama's first primary victory, and the tide can easily turn again.
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Normally, from low tide to high tide, Georgetown sees about a 3-foot difference in the water level where the Great Pee Dee River meets Winyah Bay.
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Early last year, detergent maker Tide — a subsidiary of Procter & Gamble — also issued a warning on Twitter to discourage people from taking part in the Tide pod challenge.
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"Have they learned nothing from the tide pod eating meme" this looks like a wine box, have they learnt nothing from the tide pod eating meme https://t.
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Although no humans have been killed by the tide, local residents have felt its effects: red tide can cause respiratory inflammation and unpleasant itchy or burning skin reactions.
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Tide won huge accolades for its 2018 Super Bowl ads arguing that every ad was a Tide ad because technically, any ad with clean clothes could be one.
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August 15, 2018 What exactly is a red tide, what may be some factors behind it, and how has a recent red tide affected the state of Florida?
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Currents brought red tide from Florida's west coast The bout of red tide on Florida's Atlantic coast is from the same bloom that's choking the state's Gulf Coast.
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The highest tide in Ocean City came on Saturday morning and did not get much above eight feet, compared with a 10-foot tide during the hurricane, he said.
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He had recently been informed that 40 children in New York City had eaten Tide Pods and received medical attention for eating Tide Pods in the preceding five months.
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Deeply wounded but alive, she takes refuge 200 yards from shore on a rock outcropping that is exposed at low tide, yet totally submerged when the tide is high.
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It's the mystery of what a Tide Pod tastes like and its forbidden-because-it-could-kill-you status that makes the idea of eating Tide Pods so intriguing.
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PM Lee: No I think there's, there's a tide in these affairs and if you miss the tide, you may be able to achieve the same objectives one day.
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What a red tide does A red tide, also known as a harmful algae bloom, is a fast-growing colony of microscopic algae that often turns the water red.
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Tide Business Banking Headquartered in London with a second office in Sofia, Bulgaria, Tide has secured more than £26 million ($218 million) in funding since being founded in 2000.
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The Tide not only dominated Clemson, the defending national champion, but also left the Tigers' coach, Dabo Swinney, measuring his players against the Crimson Tide and finding them wanting.
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Kira Lewis Jr. led the Tide with 272 points while West Virginia transfer Beetle Bolden scored a season-high 271 as the only Tide senior playing on Senior Night.
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Shipbreaker yards use a method called "beaching", whereby large ships are propelled forward at high tide, leaving them high and dry at low tide, ready to be cut up.
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A high tide on Miami Beach tide once stranded an octopus in a parking garage, as if to replace the "canary in the mine" idiom with something far stranger.
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Here are all of the categories the Crimson Tide lead the SEC in: And if the Crimson Tide don't rank first in the conference, they probably rank second in it.
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The flow entered the ocean Sunday at Kapoho Bay and adjacent to the Kapoho Tide Pools (also called the Wai'ōpae Tide Pools), which are part of a marine conservation district.
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A National Ocean Service tide gauge at Yabucoa Harbor in Puerto Rico reported a water level of 5.3 feet above "Mean Higher High Water" (the average daily high tide level).
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As teens participate, pretend to participate, and talk about participating in the Tide Pod Challenge, the official Tide Twitter account has assumed the unofficial role of emergency services referral center.
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Seizing the opportunity, Tide continued its theme of being in every part of the Super Bowl tonight by tweeting that the nearly 30 second blackout could be a Tide ad.
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And that Tide page itself "Likes" the Facebook brand pages of Downy, Bounce and Olay, all of which happen to be products which, like Tide, are made by Procter & Gamble.
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And that Tide page itself likes the Facebook brand pages of Downy, Bounce, and Olay — all of which happen to be products which, like Tide, are made by Procter & Gamble.
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It's an interesting source of data to complement the more standard measures that come from tide gauges that [the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration] puts up to measure tide heights.
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The city of Boston, according to the National Weather Service, also broke a record for its high tide, the result of the storm's winds pushing an already high tide further onshore.
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Tide detergent pods were at the center of a the tongue-in-cheek (but dangerous) "Tide Pod Challenge" that encouraged people to post videos of them eating the nonedible detergent pods.
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For the Tide, that means emphasizing the flaws in single plays over more salutary final results, such as the four national championships Saban's Tide have won in the past seven seasons.
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BECKY QUICK: You're often quoted-- as saying-- that you don't know who's skinny-dipping until the tide goes out, who's swimming naked till the tide goes out, whatever it may be.
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If for some reason the tide doesn't get high enough to reach the eggs, they can actually pause their development for another 10 or so days until the next highest tide.
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" "Alabama Hannah, won't you roll on with the tide?
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At low tide, its roots emerge — tall and spindly.
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Procter & Gamble, the parent company to Tide, announced on Friday that it plans to package and ship Tide laundry detergent products in a cardboard box that includes a twist-to-open spout.
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One theory suggests that the pattern of the birds feeding along the tide line evoked the image of Canute, a Norse king whose failed efforts to hold back the tide became legend.
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Last year, the chief executive of Procter & Gamble, the maker of the laundry detergent Tide, pleaded with parents to stop their children from eating Tide Pods, which briefly became an internet phenomenon.
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UNCLOS states that countries can't claim sovereignty over any land masses that are submerged at high tide, or that were previously submerged but have been raised above high tide level by construction. 2.
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Just like when the Tide Pod Challenge first became a thing earlier this year, many are sharing hilarious memes comparing the Tide Eco-Box and boxed wine brands like Black Box and Franzia.
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So if you are in the camp that sooner or later we will get some increase in interest rates, I think the tide will come in and the tide will lift all boats.
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FLORIDA BEACHES LITTERED WITH DEAD SEA TURTLES; SCIENTISTS BLAME RED TIDE The current red tide bloom in southwestern Florida is the longest, continuous bloom in more than a decade, scientists said this week.
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Tide quarterback Tua Tagovailoa played despite his gimpy ankle and rallied the Tide to within five points with an 85-yard pass to receiver DeVonta Smith with 1:21 left in the game.
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Tide quarterback Tua Tagovailoa played despite his gimpy ankle and rallied the Tide to within five points with an 219-yard pass to receiver DeVonta Smith with 217:215 left in the game.
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The way that they wanted people to use it was, like, you stick your Tide Pod thing to your washing machine, so when you go, "Oh, I&aposm out of Tide Pods," boop!
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Fish choked by red tide have washed up on beaches across the state; FWC says Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, Lee, Collier, Escambia, Okaloosa, Brevard and Indian River counties reported fish kills from red tide.
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The private placement tide already appears to be going out.
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We turned back a tide of intolerance and embraced inclusion.
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To tide you over, however, check out the clip below:
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Remember last year when the Tide Pod challenge went viral?
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Why Is Florida's Red Tide Outbreak So Bad Right Now?
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Or, in the case of Tide Pods, go viral again.
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Caruso Jr. is usually just dragged along in the tide.
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Say hello to a "Hypothetical edible tide pods recipe," baby!
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This year will see the tide change for video makers.
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Yet there are some voices trying to turn the tide.
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And it would be against the tide of public opinion.
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The Tide shot 42.9 percent, but only 26.7 from 3.
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Despite skepticism about specific applications, the tide might be turning.
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On Monday night, during low tide, the work was grueling.
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Even a partly effective vaccine could help turn the tide.
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In any business, it's hard to swim against the tide.
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Boxes of Tide and hot dogs floated erroneously all around.
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On his own, Atreus won't turn the tide in combat.
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Crimson tide A river in Russia has turned bright red.
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That is the surest way to stem the plastic tide.
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This all suggests the populist tide will continue to rise.
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It's unknown how long the red tide will go on.
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Thankfully, we're happy to report that the tide is changing.
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The Tide Pod saga seems like it will never end.
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Black Panther might be the film that turns the tide.
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"This weekend, the morning high tide is higher," Henson said.
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Florida's red tide, which was declared an emergency by Gov.
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ClearBank teamed up with Tide, a business banking service provider.
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The tide is turning on surveillance as a social norm.
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Here are a bunch of trailers to tide you over.
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But somewhere around 2100, the tide slowly began to change.
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And only a fool turns his back on the tide.
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The Crimson Tide are the best team in the country.
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But the Oranians are used to swimming against the tide.
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Even in these communities, though, the tide may be turning.
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Of course, this new teaser may also tide you over.
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The kids eating Tide today will be voting in 2020.
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Tide itself was directing people to Poison Control on Twitter.
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Instead, the rising tide of growth would lift all boats.
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The tide is finally turning for Black women on television.
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Well, sometimes it's simply easier to go with the tide.
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So far, the political tide has turned in his direction.
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Stage 22019 turns the tide, when defense goes on offense.
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Malibu has hit high tide in a fiercely battled segment.
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As the adage goes, a rising tide lifts all boats.
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A successful Kickstarter campaign, for example, can turn the tide.
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The wave looks more and more like a running tide.
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Clinton's bravura performance, under incredible pressure, that turned the tide.
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However, you seem to be swimming against the current tide.
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He took them as evidence of the tide of progress.
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On this date five years ago, L.S.U. beat the Tide.
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"We battled, we fought," Crimson Tide coach Avery Johnson said.
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Yes, we need to stem the tide of this trend.
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Subversive market research The breakfast incident helped turn the tide.
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The tide was low, and it was cold and windy.
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In Shakespearean terms, 'tis a tide they should not lose.
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The rising tide of left wing politics spotlights its hypocrisy.
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" Nevertheless, "the tide had turned and the public wanted change.
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We've gone from Rising Tide America to Coming Apart America.
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Actually turning the tide remains difficult, however, Reuters' analysis found.
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At least the Tide got beat by a great team.
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Honestly, now I understand what makes people eat Tide Pods.
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So are we doing these Tide Pod tacos or what?
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"I suppose a rising tide lifts all boats," she said.
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And the Crimson Tide needed every big play from them.
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S. Manufacturing Rides Rising Tide, Buoyed by Global Growth, Optimism.
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The tide of rising defaults is also a lucrative business.
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How many of them have savings to tide them over?
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Mostly, though, it is because the political tide has changed.
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Some green turtles have also been killed by red tide.
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Yet, Hall reiterates a bullish tide should lift the stocks.
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The brushstrokes are quick, with Hassam anticipating the returning tide.
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During high tide, water covers any sign of the wreckage.
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The latest, the "Tide pod challenge," belongs in that category.
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The ugly reactionary tide has not yet run its course.
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He made Brillo Boxes; she depicted a Tide detergent bottle.
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You cannot push back the tide of these people's stories.
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I bet I kick back a dozen Tide Pod shots.
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That tide shifted abruptly, and it yet could again. Sen.
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But the tide has turned in the past few days.
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But now it seemed that the tide was quickly changing.
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This past year, however, the tide has begun to turn.
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Turning the tide on this violence can't come soon enough.
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So Mr. Roux's initiative is rowing against a powerful tide.
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Residents are already gearing up for the next king tide.
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Politically, it may be too late to stem the tide.
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However, despite my staunch stand, the tide may be turning.
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What if Tide Pods, but they're actually safe to consume?
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Fighting against a tide of spending by two billionaire candidates.
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That's a tomorrow plan, then, after fishing the incoming tide.
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This is not a rising tide that lifts all boats.
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This summer, we're experiencing another high tide of aquatic scents.
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In 2010, Tide opened its first four dry cleaning stores.
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In the past, scientists had to rely on tide gauges.
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All this feeds into a rising tide of global distrust.
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Red tide results from toxins released by dead algae blooms.
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Now the tide of flows is turning against U.S. stocks.
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The good news is that the tide may be turning.
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Areas that normally stay dry may flood around high tide.
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The tide was low, the sailboats muddy in the stream.
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"I'm hurting," Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban told reporters Monday.
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In China, we face a new tide, birth of internet.
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Some research suggests that marijuana might help stem the tide.
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You can read our story about the red tide here.
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As every studio knows, one megahit can turn the tide.
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But it's not gonna be enough to turn the tide.
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The Crimson Tide had 94 yards in the first half.
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But in politics right now, the tide is turning quickly.
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Late last week, P&G announced a brand new way to package Tide detergent, and it has joined the ranks of Tide Pods as a laundry detergent that teens might be tempted to ingest.
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The Crimson Tide give up 4.09 yards per play, the second-best mark in the country; since facing the Rebels, the Tide have given up just 8.83 yards per play, a remarkably low number.
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In Puerto Rico, the combination of a storm surge and the tide could yield 43 to 24 feet of water above the ground, assuming the peak surge occurs at the time of high tide.
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"She went under the Bayonne Bridge at slack tide—after the tide had come in, and before it started going out again—so we had no tidal currents to worry about," Captain Flannery continued.
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Local authorities said the high tide peaked at 154 cm (5.05 ft), slightly below expectations and significantly lower than the 187 cm level reached on Tuesday — the second highest tide ever recorded in Venice.
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Red tide The timing of these turtle deaths tracks closely with the arrival of this year's red tide in Florida, which began to spread along the state's southwest coast early last month, Foley said.
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Tide PodsPhoto: APKicking off 240, troll-y memes about the deliciousness of Tide Pods began sprouting up across social media, and some adults actually began to worry about a widespread epidemic of laundry detergent poisonings.
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Johnson began by hailing a "moment for hope and ambition for Britain, a time not to fight against the tide of history but to take that tide at the flood and sail on to fortune".
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DEAD WHALE SHARK IN FLORIDA WASHED UP ON BEACH; RED TIDE LIKELY KILLER Typically, red tide lasts in Florida from October to around February, but the prolonged period has some calling for a permanent solution.
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YouTube is trying to shut down the latest viral internet challenge, you know, the one where actual humans eat (or pretend to eat) Tide Pods, which are quite literally pods filled with Tide laundry detergent.
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We need to eat something to tide us over til lunch.
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Obama took office trying to fight the rising tide of polarization.
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"You are not even stemming the tide," Mayer said by phone.
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And Republicans right now are very much swimming against the tide.
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I grab leftovers from last night's dinner to tide me over.
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A red tide is not uncommon, especially along Florida's gulf coast.
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The receding tide lets local clammers dig holes in the mud.
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They were eventually helped back into the sea at high tide.
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Today's "bomb cyclone" toppled those records with just one tide cycle.
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"He's like the moon and the tide — steady, solid," Kohan added.
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Who knows how well the Tide Eco-Box will really work.
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Hollywood quickly rallied around the actor, but soon, a tide shifted.
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"He's like the moon and the tide — steady, solid," added Kohan.
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The good news is that the tide has begun to change.
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He's seen how quickly the tide can turn against a trend.
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Mr Trump may yet find reason to swim against this tide.
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"The tide is turning," his campaign wrote in a fundraising pitch.
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To be sure, the challenge of turning the tide is massive.
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At night, it's time for Bacardi's massive Neon Tide portfolio party.
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The Tide shot 276 percent but was out rebounded 271-27.
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It even appears to have retained that iconic Tide Pod squish.
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It's enough to make Alabamans weep into their Crimson Tide towels.
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But the tide on paid inflight Wi-Fi may be turning.
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Until then, we have their Instagram pages to tide us over.
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The Tide Pods challenge was just a joke, until it wasn't.
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However, by Wednesday, the reaction-tide toward the tweet had shifted.
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" Activists also started a campaign calling the governor "Red Tide Rick.
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To be clear, this isn't a rising tide raising all ships.
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Is that enough time to turn the tide in a war?
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Beneath it is a rising tide of pain in young people.
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A typical operation involves a ship being beached at low tide.
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Cody Simpson is debuting new music with his band The Tide.
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The red tide is a normal, seasonal occurrence in southwest Florida.
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Red tide can also be costly in economic terms as well.
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Hurricanes can also cool water, creating inhospitable environments for red tide.
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Now, however, there are signs that the tide may be turning.
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Curiosity is intrinsic motivation in an sea of constant tide changes.
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And then, around Easter, a freak tide brought it all back.
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Barcelona Bar has begun selling Tide Pod shots (without the detergent).
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The latter focus on signs that the tide may have turned.
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Mr Dutton frets about an impending tide of paedophiles and murderers.
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With the tide turning away from sugary sodas, it makes sense.
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But high tide won't come until the middle of the night.
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The Crimson Tide have outscored opponents 33-51 on the season.
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It's an ocean tide, ebbing and flowing but never receding completely.
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"All they do is obviously fuel the red tide," Ruane added.
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Watson has all the individual tools to give the Tide fits.
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Alas, it's not merch — but it'll tide us over for now.
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Standing against this tide of centralization is the indie web movement.
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The wind pulls in the tide with a cloud of sand.
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Look, the tide is shifting on this, but it's not overnight.
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Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has put up astounding numbers.
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A rising tide of interoperability will lift all boats, economically speaking.
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D.C., of all delegations, could have turned the tide in Cleveland.
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But in reality, it looks like at best a rising tide.
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"The tide is rising, and so are we," the protesters chanted.
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It didn't take much to stem the tide of mortgage refinances.
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The job market's high tide is lifting other boats as well.
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The earth orbits the sun, the tide rolls in and out.
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But the tide may be beginning to shift in some cities.
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That's exactly what is happening with the spread of Tide Pods.
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The 'Tide Pod Challenge' and similar videos are being banned YouTube.
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A tide of nationalism swept them up, then spat them out.
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Maybe it's earnings season that will turn the tide for stocks.
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What helped me turn the tide and just start single-tasking?
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The tide is quickly turning against the new ObamaCare repeal legislation.
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I tossed the money forwards, turned and pushed against the tide.
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But the EU will have to swim against a strong tide.
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Dazon Ingram added 14 points for the Crimson Tide (19-14).
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This Oxy stick is like a Tide pen, but for acne.
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So for me, leaving was as natural as the tide ebb.
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Modi's government is determined to start to turn back the tide.
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Two issues that could turn the tide are impeachment and immigration.
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When the time came, these turned the tide of the war.
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It may be too late for Trump to turn the tide.
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Nonetheless she's optimistic that the tide is shifting in women's favor.
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Last week, a blue wave overwhelmed a crimson tide in Alabama.
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Oxfam should know that a rising economic tide lifts all boats.
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High tide flooding poses daily risks to homes, businesses and infrastructure.
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Up to 40% off Gillette, Oral B, Bruan, Pampers, Tide More
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Tokyo (CNN)A rising diplomatic tide really does lift all boats.
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"And we're a couple hours past high tide, too," Schulte replied.
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The Alabama Crimson Tide are the most dominant college football program.
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Does either the Tide Pod or Cinnamon challenges ring a bell?
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Lawmakers and the administration are examining measures to stem this tide.
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In November, Americans will have a chance to reverse that tide.
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The Crimson Tide went more than four minutes without a point.
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Although, one slaughterhouse won't be enough to stem the tide alone.
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Florida has been denied help for red tide in the past.
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The tide has turned in the ideological battles on the court.
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Freeman sat on a rock and watched the tide go out.
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A strong cyclone at high tide could submerge the entire island.
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"It hit St. Augustine right at high tide," Mr. Neville said.
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But I felt like the tide had turned a little bit.
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Third party providers of these services include fintechs Tide and Bento.
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"It is literally like shoveling sand against the tide," Pifer said.
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We kept quiet, happily caught in the tide of digital oversaturation.
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Noodles and seafood, wheat and a whiff of low-tide funk.
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At one point, the Tide missed 11 straight third down conversions.
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The Hogs ended the game with 16 turnovers, the Tide 163.
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But the tide has shifted in the last couple of years.
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They're not making the tide, they're just desperately holding it back.
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Under this president you see the rising tide lifting all boats.
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No one equipped to stem the MAGA tide would pretend otherwise.
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L.S.U., and he has won four national titles with the Tide.
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Ruch said red tide poisons both manatees and their food supply.
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Some monks grumble about the tide of visitors overwhelming their devotions.
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Perhaps. But the demographic tide would seem to work against them.
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It's not the pure stuff, but it will tide you over.
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I'm not going to say that the tide has changed, no.
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People are pointing to S.C. and endorsements as turning the tide.
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Sanders, who hails from a Crimson Tide family in Mobile, Ala.
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The nationalist, nativist, xenophobic tide has not yet run its course.
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The Crimson Tide beat Georgia, in overtime, in the championship game.
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Red tide has killed wildlife along the Gulf Coast for centuries.
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It also began to stem the century-long tide of emigration.
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The result: a crucial ingredient in detergents like Tide Cold Water.
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They wash back and forth through the installation like a tide.
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"Voting is not going to turn the tide," Ms. Abboud said.
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When the tide returns, the worms retreat back into the sand.
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The incompetents are being exposed nakedly by the virus-ebbed tide.
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The Tide responded, catching up at 58-58 on Shackelford's layup.
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The club has done all it can to turn that tide.
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Enough with the 'rising tide' nonsense — it's time for direct action.
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Tide and Cheerios ads The Connection is funded through advertising dollars.
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There, it seemed like the tide could turn in her favor.
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Relatively small #tsunami wave arrival on tide gauge in Cayman Islands.
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The tide has already contributed to icy flooding across the city.
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But with the market showing stunning resiliency, the tide is turning.
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When the tide went out, the mesh became a dining room.
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When the tide was low, players drew courts in the sand.
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JW: But it feels like the beginning of a tide, though.
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Still, plant-based producers believe they are riding a commercial tide.
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The tide seems to be turning in some corners of Hollywood.
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Still, the tide is always rising in the background, swallowing something.
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Maybe there's something Exec 22019 [[googles frantically]] it says... Tide Pods!
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I think the tide is finally turning against the gun lobby.
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Mr. Macron may have held back the populist tide for now.
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Tide Pods upended the laundry business when they launched in 2012.
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The appearance of Schwartz in September may help turn the tide.
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" On MSNBC, Ali Velshi spoke of a "growing tide for impeachment.
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And then if this thing hits on high tide, we're screwed.
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In Lindenhurst, Long Island, high tide peaked around 7:20 a.m.
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Forward Alex Reese added 16 for the Crimson Tide (5-61.33).
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Attempts to hold back the tide of transition will inevitably fail.
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It, too, was picked up from the west coast's red tide.
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The Crimson Tide routed New Mexico State 62-10 on Saturday.
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Like Clinton, they lost momentum and the tide of opinion changed.
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"It feels like the tide has turned substantially," Mr. Galloway said.
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Visitors to the site have previously been warned of high tide.
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If it's got to be clean, it's got to be Tide.
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Overhead footage shows a foamy tide coming in and going out.
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It was low tide, and a stretch of sandbars was visible.
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But it looks like the tide is finally beginning to turn.
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Now the tide appears to be coming for President Donald Trump.
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His supporters say they are confident he can turn the tide.
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Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment, or TIDE, database (about 1.1 million names): Run by the National Counterterrorism Center, part of the Office of the National Director of Intelligence, the TIDE Database shares information with the FBI's watchlists.
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Though the similarities between boxed wine and the Tide Eco-Box are amusing to many, some have called out P&G for apparently forgetting its track record for creating Tide products that teens want to eat.
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For example, the first of the three storms gave Boston it's third-highest tide level on record, with flooding occurring during at east five high tide cycles up and down the coast from Maine to Connecticut.
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" Tide drew the laughs heading into the second quarter with a meta commercial starring David Harbour ("Stranger Things") that showed a slew of setups for other ads before interrupting itself with, "No, it's a Tide ad.
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There's a chance the red tide could spread into the body of water already inundated with three other types of harmful algae blooms: brown tide, blue-green algae and a recurrent summertime bloom of pyrodinium algae.
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" Or, in the case of the recent explosion of Tide Pod memes, while Know Your Meme won't come out and tell teenagers not to eat poisonous laundry detergent, they'll quote Tide saying "don't eat poisonous laundry detergent.
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When the president of the United States invites an entire national -- it&aposs not regional, it&aposs a national championship team to the White House, you do what Nick Saban did with Alabama, Crimson Tide, roll Tide.
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Tide Pods began their year as a laundry product, but within a week, the Tide Pod Challenge had launched a thousand explainers, and morphed into just another reason for baby boomers to write off an entire generation.
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Other companies, such as iBanFirst in France, Seed in the U.S. and Tide in the U.K. are working on similar services with a few differences here and there — Tide just announced a $14 million funding round yesterday.
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The high tide in Boston is expected to hit just before noon on Friday, and the National Weather Service warns that the tides in Boston Harbor could rise 5.03 feet higher than the average high-tide mark.
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The Crimson Tide had never lost by more than 231 points during the 216-year tenure of Saban, who was going for a record seventh national championship to break a tie with Tide legend Paul "Bear" Bryant.
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The Tide Pod Challenge led to around 100 calls to poison control and prompted Procter & Gamble, the company behind Tide, to use everything from child locks to Rob Gronkowski to hurriedly dissuade people from eating the Pods.
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It was Saban's fifth national championship, and fourth with the Crimson Tide.
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Money is like the tide: It rolls in and it rolls out.
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Once the youthful Pistons got going, there was no stemming the tide.
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Is that why you wanted to partner with Tide Loads of Hope?
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Then I make toast and Marmite to tide me over until lunchtime.
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The Tide never needed to worry about LSU or Florida's passing attacks.
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The hope is that a statement from them will change the tide.
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Splatoon was a start, an inky tide of freshness for its makers.
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Hannah B. of the "roll Tide" or Caelynn, his pirate-y rescuer?
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"Laundry pacs are made to clean clothes," a Tide spokesperson told ABC.
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"It shows the tide is turning against fossil fuel producers," she said.
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If anything, it's the rising tide lifts all ships type of idea.
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"No tidal wave, but a tide has turned," editorialized the Japan Times.
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The tide it has loosed in Hollywood will not stop anytime soon.
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Carolina waters are still at low tide until around 260:30 a.m.
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Artificial intelligence rolled over each of these games like a relentless tide.
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It is time for countries to stand together to tide over difficulties.
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But that said, the products like, say the Tide pods, is universal.
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Macro-prudential curbs can help, but cannot withstand the rising tide forever.
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They are linked to specific brands, like Tide, Charmin, Bounty, and Pampers.
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My single brain cell was twitching like a teen eating Tide pods.
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Second, they're facing shortages of supplies as the tide of patients rises.
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Namely, as mentioned above, that the logo looks like a Tide pod.
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Politically, the tide is turning against these kinds of mega tech companies.
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Thankfully, HBO is giving fans a little something to tide them over.
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This will only become more pressing as the tide of legalization spreads.
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But I didn't fight against the tide because, truthfully, I loved grunge!
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But the tide may be turning in favor of grocery delivery services.
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Tech is supposed to be a rising tide that lifts all boats.
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Although central banks have great independence now, the tide could turn again.
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Vanderbilt seemed content to let the Crimson Tide win from the outside.
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Warm weather brought lots of people to the beach during low tide.
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So why shouldn't it be Philly that begins to turn the tide?
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We waited for the tide to turn so we could gather mussels.
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Gettysburg: The Tide Turns is a military history atlas come to life.
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So should the tide go out now, when it never came in?
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, does not intend to reverse the tide.
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Data privacy is only one wave of a rising "data regulatory" tide.
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It's only February, but in 2018, it seems that tide is turning.
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With some help from Georgia, the Tide can clinch the SEC West.
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In fact, the tide had slowed long before he made his pledge.
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THE "pink tide" of left-wing hegemony in Latin America has ebbed.
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A toxic red tide is plaguing a hundred miles of Florida's beaches.
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You know, I mean, can you ever turn the tide in California?
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The company is deleting reviews that encourage people to eat Tide Pods.
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In the current anti-globalization environment, TTIP is swimming against the tide.
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Sim said he hopes his new film will help turn the tide.
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I have a seltzer and a granola bar to tide me over.
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Riley Norris made a free throw for the Tide to complete scoring.
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In my experience, Dawn works far better than Tide to Go pens.
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Plus a small frozen meal to tide me over until the party.
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Can you believe snacking on Tide Pods was a thing in January?
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You think about that as really just keep Tide top of mind.
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A municipal park in Coral Gables, Florida is underwater at high tide.
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The Tide knocked down three quick 3-pointers, including two from Ingram.
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Will this reverse the tide of smartphones taking over the photography world?
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We bring students out where they can explore wetlands and tide pools.
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Others ebb and flow depending on the tide of events and ideas.
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" Tide Execs: "guys seriously, stop joking about drinking or eating our product.
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Call it quixotic, but I want to row back against this tide.
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Marine biologists are investigating whether the deaths are related to red tide.
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Can the creative tide be turned in time to give us hope?
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All it takes is a summer storm, or a seasonal king tide.
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But I would never "Like" or follow Tide on Facebook or Twitter.
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And so I think there is a rising tide of anti-capitalism.
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It's the tide Lil Mama has been swimming against for a decade.
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The rising tide of globalization raises all boats, but only in theory.
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The Tide pod-eating fad seems to be the opposite of that.
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"The tide is clearly turning in favor of the president," he said.
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Nevertheless, Kawlo is optimistic that the tide has turned for her people.
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But I would never like or follow Tide on Facebook or Twitter.
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The promise, for example, that the rising tide would lift all boats.
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Turnbull has struggled for months against a tide of long-running scandals.
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There are myriad ideas about how Chicago's police can turn the tide.
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It captures a particular shift of the 90s; a pop tide turning.
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Now, the tide is pulling back even before he steps into office.
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This week, they announced yet another forbidden treat: Tide Pod boxed wine.
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But in January Lebenthal noted that the tide might finally be turning.
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In the meanwhile, we have the first teaser to tide us over.
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And remember this flooding is for 3-4 straight tide cycles. pic.twitter.
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I don't want to be Procter & Gamble, I want to be Tide.
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The vast, vast, VAST majority of them are not eating Tide Pods.
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At high tide, it can be accessed by a short boat ride.
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Can we simmer down and can it with the Tide Pods already?
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At what point during that day did you feel the tide changing?
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Charleston police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
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But the moves have yet to turn the tide for the lira.
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A rising tide of global VC activity lifts all startup markets, worldwide.
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But we can take steps to stem the tide of future deaths.
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But they have not done enough to stem the tide of losses.
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The new inlet connects the Atlantic Ocean and the Jones Tide Pond.
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A presidential election draws a high tide of voters to the polls.
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I don't want a fucking speedboat to crash through the tide with.
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The Crimson Tide lost, 46-41, against L.S.U. and dropped two spots.
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The tide, it was clear, could not be turned on this result.
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Tide Pods are the last joke, and this is my last word.
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DeSantis signs bill pledging $18 million to fight red tide, WGFL reports.
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And Alexandre Desplat's lush score washes over it like an endless tide.
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But in some Western corners at least, the tide may be turning.
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The Tide, having scored 17 straight points, led at halftime, 413-3.
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If opponents hope to turn that tide, they have work to do.
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The Tide shot 37.5 percent but won the rebounding battle 19-14.
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Florida senators back push for federal help with red tide, we report.
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Some are bitter that the refugee tide has added to their woes.
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Storm surge flooding could easily exceed these heights above normal tide levels.
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Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez starred in the 2012 flop "Dark Tide."
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The trickle-down, rising tide or invisible hand will not do it.
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Allies of Mr. Trump say they believe the tide is already turning.
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And his latest endeavor: starring in a Super Bowl commercial for Tide.
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"You can really stem the tide when you handle these things early."
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No single strike is going to turn the tide of the war.
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In round three, however, the tide began to turn in Jedrzejczyk's favor.
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A red tide washes over Florida; massive floods in India kill hundreds.
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In other words, the tide feels as if it might be turning.
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The next elections should bring a tide of women to public office.
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Experts blame the spike on cold weather and toxic red tide algae.
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EST: President Obama honors college football's national champions, the Alabama Crimson Tide.
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It all started with a movie called "Night Tide" by Curtis Harrington.
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L.S.U. has beaten Georgia and will host the Crimson Tide on Nov.
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NOAA also said 2017 was a record year for high-tide floods.
|
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When it comes to American employment, a rising tide lifts all boats.
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Irma, with the help of a low tide, sucked the water out.
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Federal officials pointed to a red tide algae bloom as the culprit.
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The Crimson Tide has been ranked No. 1 uninterruptedly since the preseason.
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Has the tide turned and the momentum of the #MeToo movement slowed?
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A nationalist tide baying for the blood of Kashmiris rose across India.
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The reports have unleashed a tide of snarky comment on social media.
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So who's going to be brave enough to go against the tide?
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Infantino's leadership has also failed to stem the tide of negative headlines.
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And on the other hand, the tide was shifting against feminism altogether.
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No. So how exactly is this Iranian tide going to be reversed?
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By 1918, big offensives on the Western Front had turned the tide.
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McFaul did his best to swim against this tide of official hostility.
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The Barcelona Bar in Midtown is now serving a Tide pod shot.
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Now it's sinking, covered in kelp, and totally submerged at high tide.
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Jaden Shackelford added 25 for the Tide, all in the second half.
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The Tide finished the game only 3 of 13 from the field.
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The toxic algal bloom, known as a red tide, is not unusual.
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Like a tide spreading across the sand, travelers scatter in every direction.
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The trick is to avoid going belly up when the tide turns.
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In other places, seawater poured into the streets at every high tide.
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They are especially damaging if water is already at high astronomical tide.
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That decisive victory turned the tide of the war in the Pacific.
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Tide also has safety information on its website, including the Gronkowski advert.
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The tide is turning and it makes all the sacrifices worth it.
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"Bringing back seventh-grade football will help stem the tide," Griedl said.
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American workers used to believe that a rising tide lifted all boats.
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Florida's red tide has moved up its Atlantic Coast, Florida Today reports.
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This week's European gathering is a positive step in stemming that tide.
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Yet, the tide of the #MeToo movement is against him right now.
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His doctor has heroically fought and maybe the tide can be turned.
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Trump rode a populist tide of rage to win the White House.
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In 2016, the tide of positive press turned against the tech giants.
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Jaden Shackelford had 17 points and Beetle Bolden 11 for the Tide.
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Friday -- The tide of emotion continues to grow on Chinese social media.
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The other half could be enough to turn the tide in 2020.
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It had won the previous national championship by beating the Crimson Tide.
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But he said these efforts have limited ability to turn the tide.
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Then she planned the next day's paddle, checking on the high tide.
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"Rising tide floats all boats, that's how we view it," Dunham says.
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Nell, the protagonist of " Time and Tide " (1992), is a book editor.
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The tide of terrorism has turned decidedly rightward in the United States.
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It's possible that the relentless tide of recent massacres stayed their hand.
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In the last year, a tide of Venezuelans has landed in Miami.
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Karen Phillips-Hansen's beach wedding plans are jeopardized by the red tide.
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We need tools to stand up against the rising tide of hate.
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For five days, nothing moved but the tide in the Puget Sound.
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"You're going against the tide," AFP President Tim Phillips told the crowd.
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Conference attendees said the tide seemed to be shifting toward more disclosure.
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The tide of change is almost comforting to him in its inevitability.
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" So "the tide might be turning when it comes to retirement savings.
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The Crimson Tide visited the White House four times during Obama's administration.
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Then it all slipped back into the sea with the receding tide.
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Lawmakers and the administration are grappling with how to stem the tide.
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Ramping up financial security is one way women can turn the tide.
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Petty was 3-for-9 in adding nine points for the Tide.
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"I don't think we've reached the high tide mark yet," said DeHaan.
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But on October 10, the tide appeared to turn in Monsanto's favor.
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The lesson: You can't fight a vast tide with a Twitter account.
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But in the post-#MeToo era, it seems the tide has changed.
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Assimilation, even conversion, would do them no good when the tide turned.
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And the Crimson Tide (13-0) are as merciless as they come.
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Despite these dire circumstances, there are still opportunities to turn the tide.
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The tide is definitely running toward the Dems in the Keystone State.
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That's 13 feet of water on top of the normal high tide.
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Back in the day, when the pumping station received sewage, it would either pump the waste directly into the Thames or, if the tide was sweeping in, divert the waste into a holding reservoir until the tide turned.
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This is the more or less the day-night-cycle of the mint-sauce worm—the tide comes in and it's time to snooze, and then the tide goes out and it's time for another worm beach party.
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"People said Mexico arrived late to the pink tide, and now it's arriving early to the second pink tide," said Ackerman, using a term that described the election of socialist governments in Latin America in the early 2000s.
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Hundreds of volunteers flocked to Golden Bay, at the northwest tip of South Island, after dawn broke and surviving whales were refloated at high tide by lunchtime, but 90 quickly became stranded once again as the tide ebbed.
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Tide Pod memes now dominate the forum's list of most popular posts from the past month and include an "expanding brain" theory positing that Tide Pods could have been the forbidden fruit in the biblical story of Adam and Eve, a photo of white Tide Pods (which sort of look like ravioli) garnished with mint sprigs, and a "bae, come over" meme featuring The Simpsons' Ralph Wiggum.
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It's hard to think like a teen — especially since some of them actually eat Tide Pods for fun — but it doesn't seem totally ridiculous to imagine one scoffing at these new memes, and saying, "Tide challenges are so 2018."
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The results of the legislative tide turning against cashless stores were rather definitive.
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Many have taken out more loans or sold cattle to tide themselves over.
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But VS isn't the only one feeling the turning tide — lingerie brand True &.
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Tide Pods videos were pulled from the site, but the damage was done.
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States and cities were also starting to push back against the tide of
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That would cause Venice to suffer flooding twice a day at high tide.
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Polling in both states also suggest that the tide has turned against Trump.
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If you're into Alabama, you only need to know two words: Roll Tide.
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Consequently, the tide seems to be going out at an unusually rapid pace.
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"It's less of a wave and more of a rising tide," she says.
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But before we get any further...please don't actually eat a Tide pod.
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Tide wasn't roped in until it was mentioned specifically on Reddit's /r/intrusivethoughts.
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Jayaraman and the workers at Friday's event hope that the tide is shifting.
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But some analysts said the attack may change the tide of public opinion.
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I eat a clementine and drink a Diet Coke to tide me over.
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It's also a nice way to tide them over until the new season.
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His property located in Vacationland, is renown for its beautiful, geothermal tide pools.
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"There is an information high tide that is covering this story," said Figueroa.
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Russia's air power turned the tide of the war in favor of Assad.
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Twenty-seven years later, the cultural tide has shifted, to Brett Kavanaugh's disadvantage.
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Apple and Facebook could further drag tech sentiment down, or turn the tide.
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A Tide spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that this was not the company's decision.
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The hurricane center said a tide gauge reported storm surge of 4.28 feet.
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Some are occasionally spotted at low tide in the sand along Ocean Beach.
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As the tide comes in, each wave proves more disruptive than the last.
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Brevetoxin, a neurotoxin created by the red tide, may have caused their demise.
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Overall, it looks like the tide may have turned for the housing market.
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A rising tide lifts all boats, not just some boats, but all boats.
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The longest red tide on record lasted 30 months in the mid-'90s.
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Asking for Eric to consume Tide Pods was a step too far, though.
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So, to make their life easier, we recommend simply not eating Tide Pods.
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Here's some advice: Just like eating Tide Pods, this isn't a healthy activity.
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But the tide is turning now that Trump has clinched the Republican nomination.
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But, nearly three years on, the tide appears to be turning for some.
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It "was not an equinox tide," conceded François Ruffin, an FI deputy, wryly.
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As one Western officer muses: "Are we just building sandcastles at low tide?"
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CNN: You appear in this "Evolution of Power" video sponsored by Tide Pods.
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When high tide comes, it will wash Alison back into the ocean forever.
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The organization estimates that $70 million is needed to start turning the tide.
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Lorenz's ongoing Tide and Current Taxi rowboat project similarly engages with the tides.
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Protestors assembled against the announced plan in an attempt to turn the tide.
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The European Union (EU), in turn, looks ill-prepared to stem the tide.
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At low tide up to 3km of beach and rock can be exposed.
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The Turing box, if it works as intended, could help turn the tide.
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If you missed him — here are a few GIFs to tide you over.
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Twice a day at high-tide, the island is inaccessible for several hours.
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This year's Red Tide has turned Florida's most popular beaches into deserted wastelands.
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But, by this point, you could tell the tide was turning on Brook.
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"We are not discontinuing Tide Pods," the company said in an emailed statement.
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The turning tide is not just in "user expectations" but in lawmaker agendas.
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PRATTE: So that does mean that this tide will potentially go against Republicans.
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In fact, a pizzeria in Brooklyn has made a Tide pod-inspired pie.
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I feel the rip tide of regression once again swelling under my feet.
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"We are here today to turn the tide," Guterres went on to explain.
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"She might have seen the high tide," KC said of her friend, Bhandari.
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It's work that pushes back against the rising tide of selfishness and greed.
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A couple weeks ago I stumbled across the interview scene in Crimson Tide.
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Scenes like that elevate Crimson Tide above being a Clancy-esque military potboiler.
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The Crimson Tide locked up their 27th SEC title and fifth since 2012.
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The incidents keep piling up, like the cresting wave of an incoming tide.
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But the political tide for paid leave has yet to rise in Washington.
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When the tide is low, it's possible to walk there over the sands.
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Eating improperly harvested shellfish affected by a red tide can make people sick.
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There's no release date yet, so let the Lego version tide you over.
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With the win, the Tide clinched a spot in the SEC title game.
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Trump appeared to seize on many of those moments to turn the tide.
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Red Tide can be deadly for those with asthma or other respiratory problems.
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Kodiak, Alaska reports tide levels rose three feet in a matter of minutes.
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What's the best way to get people to stop biting into Tide Pods?
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What will it occur when the tide will overflow of our rejected products?
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The tide is turning in the toxic debate on Islam, integration and multiculturalism.
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Aleppo fell a few weeks later, changing the tide of war for good.
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How many Republican presidents have wanted to "roll back the tide of diversity"?
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McDonald, a redshirt sophomore, made seven tackles for the Crimson Tide in 2018.
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Kapoho Bay, famous for its tide pools, was completely filled by lava Tuesday.
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More than 65 of those locations showed increasing rates of high-tide flooding.
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Only once has the tide reached a high of 1.94 metres in 1966.
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But we now have a renewed opportunity to change the tide in Washington.
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We can't really predict all of the benefits of this overall rising tide.
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The Crimson Tide beat Michigan State 38-0 in the second semifinal Thursday.
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And we all have to work harder to turn the tide against it.
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As President John F. Kennedy put it, a rising tide lifts all boats.
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Obama believes in an economy in which the rising tide lifts all boats.
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Jason Sattler: The tide of hate and the man in the White House.
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So what happened on November 21st to stem and then reverse the tide?
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The tide turned [in 19923] when we started to show after Labor Day.
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Julian Castro could reverse the Trump tide and move the nation forward again.
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Trump won the state by 20 percent but Bullock survived the red tide.
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Heavy-duty pumps are brought in to stem the rising tide of floodwaters.
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Donald Trump rode the populist tide all the way to the White House.
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One thing no political strategy can reverse is the tide of generational replacement.
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The win was the 23th straight for the Crimson Tide over the Razorbacks.
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Repealing it would turn the tide and restore a free market in interchange.
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JAMES PONIEWOZIK The rising tide of high-quality television doesn't lift all boats.
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The tide might be turning when it comes to retirement savings in America.
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And a number of personnel moves also showed the tide moving against Cobb.
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But the tide is turning for Trump as the general election draws near.
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Now you and you're coat seemed to have turned the tide, what happened?
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No magic wand can justify turning the tide back toward expensive, conflicted advice.
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Salena Zito: A GOP red tide pushes back against the Dems' blue wave.
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The reinforcements were meant to turn the tide of a deteriorating security situation.
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Divers could explore the vessel only when the current subsides at slack tide.
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And that has prompted a tide of unusually sharp criticism of Mr. Sisi.
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Israel matters too much to be lost to the tide of party politics.
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The tide swelled, thanks to a full moon ... courtesy of model Tori Brixx.
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Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Kristen Wiig, and Melissa McCarthy...there's a tide change.
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"Love Drought" marks the changing of the tide, where Beyoncé begins exploring forgiveness.
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A variety of king tide photo initiatives have started in the past decade.
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It was instead a key move by Larry Krasner that turned the tide.
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Known as the Tide Pod Challenge, it's the Internet's latest meme gone bad.
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Tide products won both best laundry detergent overall and best laundry detergent pods.
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Tide, too, did a stellar job, and the shirt was left completely stainless.
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Most of this risk is a result of the rising tide of … people.
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A receding tide is not sinking all ships for hedge-fund-like strategies.
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Doling out regulatory leeway, rather cash, should be enough to tide them over.
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He argued this could turn the tide in the fight against the virus.
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This tide taught that progress meant emancipating the individual from shared moral orders.
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It's the longest one since 2006, when a red tide lasted 17 months.
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A tide of secondhand clothes is rising, but with almost nowhere to go.
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The Tide won 28 straight games twice, from 133-80 and 1991-93.
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I made it because John Kennedy's rising tide lifted even our tiny boat.
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"There is a rising tide among players for radical change," Van Wagenen wrote.
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It was rainfall and a high tide, they said, but I know better.
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The director, Joanna Fitzgerald, told me they weren't ready to blame red tide.
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Naturally occurring red tide takes place off the state's coast almost every year.
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Third, the tide of opinion is quickly swinging in favor of gay marriage.
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The tide lifting all Democratic boats in Texas was an anti-Trump rebellion.
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The strong economy is like a high tide that raises all the boats.
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They are a miserable bunch borne aloft on the global anti-liberal tide.
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Until Western democracies confront their failings, the tide of popular rage won't abate.
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But the FT points out that Amazon will be swimming against the tide.
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If they prevail, they will end up encouraging another tide of illegal immigration.
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In the meantime, you have enough Marie Kondo content to tide you over.
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We can't claim victory on sustainability yet, but the tide truly has turned.
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Even those who haven't tried to eat Tide pods are posting about it.
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Its source is somewhere far away, invisible, but the tide is ever flowing.
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This was the fourth brown tide to hit the region in recent years.
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Brevetoxin is produced by blooms of Karenia brevis, commonly known as red tide.
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A. They live in burrows, and you only see them at low tide.
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Whereas the tide gauges, you might have maybe one in a county typically.
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Our kids, I hope, will turn the tide, especially if we help them.
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Let's close on those reminders that a rising tide lifts only most boats.
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That seed of potential, however, sails away on a tide of numbing stupidity.
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It said Chinese actions so far will "reverse the tide" of its spread.
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"You're starting to see a rising tide of vitriol and bigotry," he said.
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Low Tide Rated R for a fired gun and a weaponized baseball bat.
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Tide gauges indicated that any tsunami waves generated by the earthquake were small.
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And it is clear that a rising tide will not lift all boats.
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Go deeper: America's sweeping tide of diversity Trump's cave on Census stuns allies
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Before China turned it into an island, Subi was submerged at high tide.
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Saad's three goals turned the tide and then it got worse for Carolina.
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Because, in the end, no wall will hold back this surging migrant tide.
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If there is red tide in that water, it could get pushed onshore.
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THERE ARE DEFINITELY TIGHTER CONDITIONS, SO THE TIDE HAS TURNED A LITTLE BIT.
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No single state or organization can alone turn the tide on opioid use.
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"The smell of the tide near Dordrecht, it intoxicated my brains," Geuze said.
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But first there was the baffling tenderness between a man and his Tide.
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State lawmakers, facing resistance from prosecutors, have been reluctant to follow that tide.
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Even Messi, after all, can hold back the tide for only so long.
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Sunbathers abound, squeezed up near the dunes during high tide on Wednesday afternoon.
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Most gauges have three tide heights to determine minor, moderate and major flooding.
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Now, the tide seems to be turning — and we have Euphoria to thank.
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Another group of men found temporary safety but drowned under the rising tide.
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America's innovators cannot stem the tide of this parasitic business model without help.
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Guard Jaden Shackelford and forward Alex Reese also had 11 for the Tide.
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What did he think ultimately turned the tide in Afghanistan's battle against ISIS?
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You could learn so much — phases of the moon, tide changes, wind shifts.
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Arguably, pants are swayed more by the rapid tide of trends than tops.
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The red tide soon numbered two hundred and spilled onto the back deck.
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And twice daily, at low tide, clammers carrying shovels show up to collect.
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And the tide has turned against reformist social democracy in Italy and elsewhere.
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Six-foot-high tide levels have engulfed 85% of its streets and buildings.
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They got business from red tide-choked Fort Myers, Siesta Key and Sarasota.
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The Rebels ran into early foul trouble, however, and Arkansas turned the tide.
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Nor did the increased bombardment in 2017 turn the tide in the war.
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The key to their success is simple, Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said.
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We're already seeing sunny day flooding at high tide in many coastal areas.
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As was said in the Reagan years, a rising tide lifts all boats.
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We have the power to stop or slow the tide of mass shootings.
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Many of the photos were taken in a tide pool surrounded by rocks.
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Attempts to refloat the remaining whales during high tide met with partial success.
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It has sparked a tide of condemnation from Western nations and celebrities alike.
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Every day, the tide rolls in and covers its roots in briny water.
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FWC's forecast calls for continued red tide on Florida's Panhandle and west coasts.
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You would call it a championship contender — or the 213 Alabama Crimson Tide.
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The Republican supporters of SAF are pushing against the tide of popular opinion.
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LONDON — The intruders arrived during the night with the wind and high tide.
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A rising economic tide doesn't lift all boats — it merely drowns the poor.
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A generic rising tide lifts all boats is not going to cut it.
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When the tide is turning out, comb the shore for fossilized shark teeth.
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That's a debate that could follow the Crimson Tide star for a while.
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For many outside observers, these victories indicate a changing tide in U.S. politics.
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The first is simple: LeBron's presence is the tide that raises all boats.
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That's what turns the tide for the revolution and destroys the totalitarian government.
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In Saban's 2007 debut season, the talent-poor Crimson Tide lost six games.
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Tide Eco-Boxes will be available starting in January 2019, so parents might want to keep a close eye on their teenagers around that time to make sure they're not chugging glasses of Tide or slapping the Eco-Box's interior bag.
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Each ad appeared to be touting another brand and product, like a car and a beer ad, until Harbour told viewers that all the ads were Tide ads because technically, any ad with clean clothes could be a tide ad.
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Tide hit a home run in 2018 with a series of Super Bowl ads featuring "Stranger Things" star David Harbour interrupting other memorable ads — like the Old Spice guy — to proclaim that, technically, every ad qualifies as a Tide ad.
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