The storm washed away some roads, tore gullies into others and washed away tar surfacing.
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Police say the area down there is all washed away.
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Ferreira said it's possible some remains could be washed away.
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Floods had washed away police officers and prisoners, he said.
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Roads have washed away, and others are blocked by debris.
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Otherwise, large parts of paradise will eventually be washed away.
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The rising water had washed away our trekking path, too.
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That was another line in the sand quickly washed away.
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The houses are largely flattened, the roads are washed away.
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Train lines have been washed away and neighborhoods been submerged.
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All the food, everything, was washed away, our whole culture.
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But in the section without them, the sands washed away.
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Billions of dollars in private investment will be washed away.
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Others were washed away by the power of the storm.
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We are simultaneously in control and washed away in the torrent.
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A set that was literally washed away by weeks of storms.
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The deluge also washed away a highway bridge near New Orleans.
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Rains in October 2015 washed away 18,000 tents and mud huts.
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Roads completely washed away and others blocked by debris, isolating residents.
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Five days later, the smog was washed away in a rainstorm.
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Whatever hope the villagers had in the organization was washed away.
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"I think the financial crisis washed away the stigma," Perkins said.
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When the water went up, it washed away all their coverage.
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And it went to jury and whatever, got washed away in time.
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Relief suddenly washed away all the worry, but not all the irritation.
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But just as quickly has those nerves had come they washed away.
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Roads have been washed away or are inaccessible and thousands lost power.
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But that got washed away when Montreal found itself in penalty trouble.
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Their furniture, clothes and other possessions were washed away in the storm.
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It washed away a pop band that was performing near the beach.
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So is the place already on the verge of being washed away?
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"I'm worried about people who might have been washed away," she said.
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Build on political sand; get washed away by the next electoral wave.
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As floodwaters dissolve coastal communities, how much heritage will be washed away?
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Four died, bridges were washed away, and roads were closed for weeks.
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Others may have been washed away by torrential storm surges and submerged.
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Dozens of houses washed away More than 30 houses were washed away by Hurricane Matthew in Cuba's northeastern seaside town of Baracoa, the site where Christopher Columbus first landed in the Americas, a resident in the town said.
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Homes and infrastructure across the state have been severely damaged or washed away.
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A few, hoping their sins would be washed away, sacrificed comfort for redemption.
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About a dozen were completely washed away and can't be found, he said.
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Firefighters installed straw tubes known as wattles to stop hillsides being washed away.
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People are afraid they're literally going to get washed away in the night.
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Flooded RVs are washed away by floodwaters in Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on March 17.
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The rains triggered more than 40,000 landslides and washed away roads and bridges.
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Political risk was also washed away by the continued waves of monetary stimulus.
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Nobody's home; the structures that should make him safe have been washed away.
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Utuado suffered several deaths in the storm itself and saw homes washed away.
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The scant roads that existed before the floods were washed away by landslides.
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In the spring of 2017, record floods washed away much of the track.
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And now her home stands to be washed away by a rising river.
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If the sea rises high enough, whole island nations could be washed away.
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Roads are completely washed away and others are blocked by debris, isolating residents.
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Several small cabins, where workers lived, were flooded and washed away, Interfax said.
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All of Pusha's accusations were washed away with an imaginary high school reunion.
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Many shrimp farms were washed away, along with houses, roads, and human lives.
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And that got washed away with everything else he did three hours later.
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By eight the next morning, the chalk was washed away, leaving wet, blank pavement.
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While some roads are washed away, others are covered in thick mud and rocks.
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Our skepticism, however, was completely washed away once we took our very first sips.
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The train ride home to Washington, D.C. washed away the gloss of New York.
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Suddenly, there was a very real possibility that the weir could be washed away.
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During heavy rains bones are sometimes washed away and end up on nearby beaches.
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Why spend money on developments that may get washed away in a future flood?
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This is not a tattoo, it is temporary writing and can be washed away.
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Montecito was one of the worst hit regions, with many homes simply washed away.
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When they return years later, he tells her that they have all washed away.
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But a 15 percent rise in total programming costs essentially washed away those increases.
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His research project on small stream water temperatures was washed away by the flooding.
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But the factors that once deemed McCarthy's leadership dreams untenable have largely washed away.
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But the factors that once made McCarthy's leadership dreams untenable have largely washed away.
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Barbs of satire pop up and are washed away on streams of strong emotion.
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And so she keeps fighting to save her hometown that was nearly washed away.
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According to police, recent rains in the area may have washed away crucial evidence.
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Homes, business and vehicles along the coast were washed away by the violent waves.
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Satellite images show part of the connecting roadway to the bridge also washed away.
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Others who rejected the legislation were also washed away in the historic 2010 election.
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Roads that had been flooded or washed away caused traffic jams across several provinces.
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Five of Collier County&aposs 211 sea turtle nests washed away during the weekend storm.
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Agricultural banks and makers of farming equipment were washed away by a wave of bankruptcies.
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" But as soon as he left, he said years and years of depression "washed away.
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Tourists using water taxis had to climb through hotel windows after gangways were washed away.
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The area was once accessible by a bridge that was washed away in the 1960s.
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Their house was washed away, so the Naritas stayed at the home of a relative.
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The road has been washed away by the Bay of Bengal's tides and strong winds.
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The game was pushed back to Sunday afternoon after rain washed away Saturday's planned start.
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I was on the scene today and most of the imagery has been washed away.
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Thirty-six hours later, the interview took on new meaning when Snappers was washed away.
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"The writing is often faded, washed away by the water of the river," he added.
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Around 200 homes were washed away in an area known as Quarry Road, he said.
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A highway that connects the south of the country was washed away in Casa Mata.
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Residents of Tortola, the largest island, said buildings were leveled and roads were washed away.
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The larger the number of vulnerable districts, the more that could potentially get washed away.
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"It's just part of history that I don't want to see washed away," he said.
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Another survivor tells the team he saw four people get washed away during the hurricane.
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In 2000, a toxic tailings pond broke and washed away an entire village, killing 28.
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It would be a shame if all that were washed away by a big twist.
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A 4-year-old boy was washed away by rapid floodwaters in Jackson County, officials said.
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The floods killed at least 25 people, washed away homes and businesses and knocked out power.
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Recent floods washed away some of his land that had been planted with peas and wheat.
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"He stepped over the ledge to try to get to me, and he was washed away."
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Nine soldiers at Fort Hood were killed after their truck was washed away in the flood.
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Here things will typically simplify because either all details are washed away, or the environment disappears.
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Warm water washed away my makeup, the pancake base, the blush, the mascara, and eye shadow.
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So we were often having to cut mid-take, because the cast were getting washed away.
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"Time and subsequent cases have washed away the logic" of those earlier decisions, Justice Sotomayor wrote.
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When we went digital, a lot of that nuance of optical sizing sort of washed away.
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After thawing, none of the tissues showed signs of damage and the nanoparticles were washed away.
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Eventually, they get so high that the world down below is washed away by black squares.
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Power lines snapped under ferocious winds and roads were washed away by torrential downpours and mudslides.
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The fresh hopes of the Arab spring of six years ago have long since washed away.
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Or let the years and memories get washed away like a grainy message in the sand?
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My skepticism washed away like flotsam being lifted from a quiet beach by a rising tide.
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With homes destroyed, electricity knocked out, and roads washed away, thousands are at risk of exposure.
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But since 1955, more than 90 percent of the island's original land mass has washed away.
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And in 2012, a flood of melt water from the ice sheet washed away a bridge.
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Don't pay taxes that build roads and offer relief to those washed away in a hurricane.
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The town's permethrin insecticides turned out to be ineffective, and daily rains washed away previous efforts.
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Water has also washed away some of the mortar between the stones of the castle's walls.
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"When the water comes, everything is washed away — then we have to start all over again."
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Rising seas caused by climate change have already washed away several villages upriver from Dulce's home.
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On Earth and other rocky worlds, volcanoes have washed away these craters over billions of years.
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Testing the rewarmed tissues, the team discovered no signs of damage, and the nanoparticles washed away easily.
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Floods in northern Vietnam killed at least 26 people and washed away hundreds of homes in August.
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"Roads you think are safe can be washed away in a matter of minutes," North Carolina Gov.
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However honeyed and sensible Mr Mnangagwa's recent words, his record of evil-doing cannot be washed away.
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"Houses have been totally submerged and washed away," said Ramatu Jalloh, advocacy director at Save the Children.
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This play ends in a sort of performance art as that dominant presence is literally washed away.
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Water surged through the city, causing mudslides that killed hundreds of people and washed away ramshackle homes.
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Instead, officials plastered over the "COLORED" and "WHITE" inscriptions, which reappeared once rain washed away the plaster.
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"The water is tearing it down, the sand is being washed away by the water," Taylor said.
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Italy referendum The populist wave that powered Brexit rolled through Italy and washed away its Prime Minister.
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"Too much, way too much" of his property has been washed away, Sandy said, shaking his head.
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These questions over the process would all be washed away if the deal were gangbusters for shareholders.
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The rain washed away entire villages in the deforested hills near the border with the Dominican Republic.
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After three weeks the work was power-washed away, symbolic of something valuable that had been lost.
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"So all this rebel rabble is going to get washed away with a win," the aide said.
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Newborn calves and their mothers were killed and about 500 bales of stockpiled hay were washed away.
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Duchamp and Man Ray play chess on a rooftop, until they are washed away in a flood.
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Others may have been washed away in the storm surge, their bodies only recently surfacing on land.
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Washed away If you had plans to visit Hawaii's East Island, you might need to change them.
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In some places, fertile soil has washed away and headed down stream, leaving cracks in the fields.
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The ancient microorganism is thriving thanks to record heat waves and fertilizers washed away into nearby waters.
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Extreme flooding this weekend washed away chunks of highway, derailed trains and inundated homes in Northern California.
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Islands formed by explosive underwater eruptions are usually short-lived, the ash washed away by crashing waves.
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This praise and encouragement certainly was a salve that washed away the sting of an art critic.
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While she managed to save her son's precious bass, many of her own possessions have washed away.
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The original pier was washed away during Hurricane Floyd and rebuilt a few years later, the station said.
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The original pier was washed away during Hurricane Floyd and rebuilt a few years later, the station said.
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The main rail line to the South West has been washed away in several places following torrential downpours.
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Meanwhile, crews are continuing to search for possibly another washed away vehicle after residents reported a missing person.
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After a minute or two, the dread washed away and I settled back into a peaceful half-sleep.
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Mustawkima, who like some Rohingya uses only one name, abandoned her first shelter when the soil washed away.
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Curious to see which foundations, concealers, and lipsticks held up — and which ones washed away with the tide?
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After the canoe washed away during the night, the family of six had no way to get home.
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These animals, who lived on this island for thousands of years, were washed away by repeated storm surges.
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He said 17 people were missing after two boats capsized and three cars were washed away by floods.
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Claus outfit hundreds of times since 1986, but in two places the green glitter has never washed away.
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Locals are being forced to create ad hoc barriers from rocks to prevent beaches from being washed away.
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With the exceptional heat wave coming I have my fingers crossed for it not being washed away. pic.twitter.
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"I washed away my fears and trusted my own ears," she sings in "Confessions," the album's first single.
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It could have been washed away, it could have been crushed, but it was just meant to be.
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Houses were washed away in the torrent, which caused several deaths and left more than 6,000 people homeless.
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Buildings were leveled, once lush and verdant hillsides were reduced to barren stumps and roads were washed away.
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But what I experienced during those first five months washed away any ignorance about the degradations of war.
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A bridge was washed away and the main highway to Palu was cut off due to a landslide.
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Higher earners would fare only slightly better, with their tax gains significantly eroded but not entirely washed away.
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Farmers say they are now finding storage bags torn and bins burst open, grain washed away or contaminated.
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After much of it was washed away by Hurricane Matthew a year ago, Irma's damage was substantially worse.
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With the country's urgent attention slipping away, rural areas across the state worry about being washed away unnoticed.
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The storms have killed at least 15 people and washed away dozens of homes and cars, authorities said.
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Others may have been washed away in the storm surge and their bodies only recently surfaced on land.
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In the South, sins don't get washed away; they can only be buried and unearthed again and again.
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Since the accusations were made public, however, his image has been washed away by a tsunami of bad news.
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Was it washed away, or is it just not on the wall of the church in West/New Ham?
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Unfortunately, when such pellets are exposed to heavy rain, the urea they contain is quickly and wastefully washed away.
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"We are confirming how many are gone as well as searching for any other bags washed away," Suzuki said.
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In Gunma Prefecture, four people were killed when their homes washed away, according to the local crisis management office.
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As residents slept in their beds, a wall of water ripped up homes and trees and washed away cars.
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I'm sure we're all forgetting a lot of things that were washed away in memory, too, that he did.
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Local officials are rushing to restore power while government workers slowly repair and reopen roads that were washed away.
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Monsoon rains hits the country in early July, and has led to even entire riverside villages being washed away.
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Inclement weather washed away the Colorado Rockies' scheduled game against the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday night in Denver.
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This means that when it does rain, people are at risk of having their homes washed away — or drowning.
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The areas of Port-Salut farther west are the worst hit, with entire stretches of the waterfront washed away.
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New dunes replace those washed away in hurricanes and storms and protect inland vegetation from the harsh sea breeze.
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Putting them on a song together after their death washed away the very real differences between them in life.
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It won't get washed away in rainy seasons and if it is destroyed by earthquakes, it can be reapplied.
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It's an argument about legacy, about trying to leave a mark that won't be washed away in the flood.
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Now, with the country's urgent attention slipping away, people in places like Ivanhoe worry about being washed away unnoticed.
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A river washed away an unknown number of the bags, which were in a temporary storage area, it said.
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"There is concern that some whole communities' locations have been destroyed or are underwater or washed away," Lowcock said.
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There was no way to immediately assess how much contaminated soil from the site might have been washed away.
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From this tenuous footing, Sakai managed to scramble to the roof of a nearby building that hadn't washed away.
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The water can also hide dangerous debris and make it hard to tell where the ground has washed away.
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One neighbor's home was completely washed away, the mud and boulders leaving only the foundation and the chimney behind.
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But during a rainy presentation ceremony, officials were chagrined when paint on the sheep's faces washed away, Professor Ayo said.
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As a result, it has paid repeated sums to constantly rebuild a few homes after they inevitably got washed away.
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The line between when you're performing and when you're not will eventually get washed away and you'll go completely mad.
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"The line between when you're performing and when you're not will eventually get washed away and you'll go completely mad."
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Even emergency vehicles were effected by the disaster — including a fire truck that was washed away in San Bernardino county.
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"We couldn't see it, and I was starting to think it had been washed away by previous rains," he said.
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On Monday, Fukushima prefecture decontamination spokesperson Akira Suzuki could not say whether more bags had washed away over the weekend.
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Brexit, coupled with seven years of austerity, may have washed away voters' squeamishness about public spending by a Labour government.
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The floodwaters washed away the building's foundation, which led to it collapsing: Fortunately, the building was evacuated before it collapsed.
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The first worry can be washed away by the same tactic parents usually use when their kids ask about sex.
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The wave that year broke late, and incumbents who did not think they were in trouble found themselves washed away.
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Dozens have died just this month in the western Indian state of Maharashtra, with houses and transport hubs washed away.
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In Niigata city, a 63-year-old man was washed away while trying to shovel off snow blocking a river.
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His blood was washed away with the water pouring on to the crowd from two dozen hosepipes lining the stage.
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More than 22,000 hectares (54,300 acres) of rice have also been damaged and around 180,000 animals killed or washed away.
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The forecasts called for thunderstorms and Kanye West's Sunday headline slot was washed away with the rest of the day.
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The more lyrically inclined may posit that the torrential rain at the Stade de France washed away Iceland's magic dust.
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"The water washed away the stage which was located very close to the sea," the band said in a statement.
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It could, like Bangladesh itself, dissolve at any moment, washed away by the ocean — or the rising tide of autocracy.
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Last season, the entire elimination set washed away in a flash flood just four days before the first face-off.
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" Shahi Gul, 40, a mom of six, added: "During the flood in 2015, beautiful greenery, lands, everything was washed away.
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What we know is that in a wave, seats get washed away that many people didn't even know were competitive.
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A child was born; a new life began by the sea, where Xoan was a fisherman; joy was washed away.
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"They were able to get out but they were washed away," he said, adding their bodies were recovered on Saturday.
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They are usually bolted to the ground, but the statues' thick pedestals were uprooted and washed away, the city said.
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With her family's property destroyed and belongings washed away, she said she had little hope her life would ever recover.
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During rainy season, when the roads are typically washed away, more women give birth at home, miles away from help.
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So many people who I talk to who are interesting sort of get washed away by the tide of angry people.
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INCREDIBLE VIDEO: part of SB I-15 is washed away; fire engine tumbles off the side; fortunately no one hurt pic.twitter.
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The commonwealth lost all electricity and most communications after violent winds and rains washed away power lines, cell towers and roads.
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Most bodies are consumed by ocean life or washed away by currents long before researchers have the opportunity to obtain them.
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The silver coating washed away without soap after a good two- to three-minute soak-and-scrub session in the sink.
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This section of Wayne Memorial Drive in Goldsboro is completely washed away after downed trees and flooding cut through the area.
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An 2000-year-old Song dynasty wooden bridge was washed away in Yongchun county in Fujian, the local tourism bureau reported.
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"Ten of farmers who hired me to transport their produce have been washed away, or buried, or are missing," he said.
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All things purified and washed away by a river, All good spirits a means of escape only when unified Recognize this!
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Sewage canals are overflowing and filling the streets with garbage and human waste; make-shift shanty homes have been washed away.
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Guaynabo, Puerto Rico (CNN)Torrential rains washed away weeks of clean-up and brought new problems for Puerto Ricans on Monday.
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Two children remain missing, though authorities suspect the pair were in the doomed SUV and were washed away by the surf.
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" But it's also true, as John Donne wrote, "if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less.
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The force of the mudslides was so massive that it destroyed homes, uprooted trees and washed away dozens of cars Tuesday.
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They'd migrated downstream to the metal walking bridge that swung when bounced on and would be washed away in winter's floods.
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Editorial Like millions of others in Puerto Rico, Enid Rosa had her normal life washed away in September by Hurricane Maria.
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The banner, Ms. Hachtman said, was washed away along with many other memories when Hurricane Sandy flooded their home in 2012.
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The past decade brought us seminal elections as political tidal waves swelled, washed away conventions, and reshaped our entire national landscape.
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The great accomplishments of Mr. Clinton's presidency — peace and its anticipated dividends, a surging economy, shrinking budget deficits — were washed away.
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But that clarifying remark was washed away Friday when the president took to Twitter to press the Fed to change course.
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And they said that the sacrifices made by the American military in Syria could be washed away if troops left precipitously.
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And flooded roads contribute to many weather-related deaths, as drivers attempting to cross flooded roads get stuck or washed away.
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When the Liquor Store first opened, it had a glint of attitude to it, though that has been largely washed away.
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Now, Kacsmar fears those benefits will get washed away by the bankruptcy of Murray Energy, America's largest private coal mining company.
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Volunteers were having to piece together makeshift bridges out of concrete blocks after the waves washed away infrastructure along the coast.
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Rinse your clothing well with fresh water until all soap has washed away, wring out and then lay flat to dry.
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"It was as though we were watching a certain way of life be washed away and pushed into the city," Braverman said.
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Then floods killed 147 people, washed away roads and, reckons the president, reduced annual economic growth by a percentage point, to 3%.
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Many others were still stranded, officials said, with bridges and roads washed away and travel by foot difficult in the steep terrain.
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She's doing a telethon to raise money for the areas of New Jersey that have already been washed away by the storm.
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But pedophilia is a no-go zone where there are zero defenders and carried a stench that cannot not be washed away.
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"It washed away our greenhouses, all of our topsoil, and my family was forced to stop farming for a living," she says.
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Last July they bought a bayfront lot in Ortley Beach, N.J., where a small cottage had been washed away by Hurricane Sandy.
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According to Al Jazeera, her death made her "a 'martyr' for the cause of democracy," and washed away many of her faults.
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On Thursday, a CNN crew arrived after hours of driving, dodging debris and driving through portions of roads that had washed away.
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Along with so much else, Harvey's rains washed away for a time the partisan petulance that stubbornly clings to our national politics.
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This year, the annual monsoon floods in July saw over 70,000 homes, including those made of mud and bamboo, completely washed away.
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The floods also claimed the lives of two children from Israel's Bedouin community who were washed away in separate torrents on Wednesday.
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San Francisco's recent flood of tech startups and venture capital has washed away its artists and its moderate-income, ethnically diverse neighborhoods.
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When I went to rinse the clay off my face, I was pleasantly surprised by how easily it washed away with warm water.
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Photographs of a simple female silhouette carved into sand are especially poignant — you can't look at the figure without imagining it washed away.
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"Leeville didn't get washed away, but because they had to raise the road, now people just don't go to Leeville anymore," he said.
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"This thing has already been washed away by (China's) authoritarian political view," she added, noting Hong Kong and Taiwan are commemorating the event.
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"The concerns here are landslides and infrastructure being washed away," said Junie Cua, governor of Quirino province on the main island of Luzon.
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Sometimes residents make building blocks from sand or try to reclaim land filled with garbage - which can easily be washed away, he said.
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But someday it will become inconvenient to our newly gleaming edifices, and it and the people who live there will be washed away.
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Pictures from Anata, a Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem, showed what appeared to be about 10 concrete slabs that had been washed away.
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Except in most cases there was no house, just a concrete slab and the crushing detritus of lives washed away by the sea.
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Those two won't have the luxury of rest like Djokovic; their match, as so many others on Wednesday, got washed away by rain.
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Serang Carita Beach Tanjung Lesung Beach Where the tsunami washed away a rock band performance JAVA Pandeglang More than 200 people were killed.
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On Wednesday night, when the streets around the square temporarily dried out, the tides seemed to have momentarily washed away the invading hordes.
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Serang Carita Beach Tanjung Lesung Beach Where the tsunami washed away a rock band performance JAVA Pandeglang More than 22004 people were killed.
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The neighborhood was among the hardest hit by rampaging floodwaters, which washed away a bridge and left homes caked in mud and debris.
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"When the water is raging and surging, everything's washed away," said Mustapha Debboun, chief of mosquito control for Harris County, which includes Houston.
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Although drizzle may have washed away the words on some signs, they aimed to deliver the message that science needs the public's support.
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I overheard them joking that white nationalists and their ideas went underground, vanished, washed away with the rain -- at least for the day.
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"We could not also eat the fishes that washed away from the river, you would see crude all around the water," Legborsi said.
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But a significant amount of the sand replenished in Rockaway by the Army Corps in 2014 after Sandy has already been washed away.
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Since then, I've returned to Haiti 19 more times and watched that hope be washed away by frustration and finally, defeat and cynicism.
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Devastating floods washed away the only road connecting the small town of Boucan Ferdinand, Haiti, to the rest of the country in 2004.
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SPICER: So these disgusting and reprehensible tactics by so-called journalist and people on the left getting excused and washed away every single time.
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And in the moment she was born, all of my doubts washed away and I felt the most uncanny sense of calm and clarity.
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It all made for a few of hours of work, the evidence of which was washed away by the tide about two hours later.
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Without the thick mat of roots holding it together, the soil washed away, silting the reservoirs and gouging furrows of erosion into the slopes.
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How would you start over if the deed to your house, your birth certificate or military records washed away (or went up in smoke)?
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The residents here are extremely scared that if something isn't done soon, their homes and livelihoods will be washed away by the Chesapeake Bay.
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Coastal flooding has already caused the rail to shut down on several occasions and the system is permanently at risk of being washed away.
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Tragically, her two sons were washed away by the ocean, but Abott was eventually pulled into a lifeboat that was rescued by the Carpathia.
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After a 9-22.65-210 start, that optimism was washed away in a few weeks by a succession of injuries and a struggling offense.
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A combined 12,000 hectare of crop land were flooded while more than 40,000 cattle and poultry were dead or washed away, the report said.
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But, in the end, the movie makes clear, this freedom is nothing more than a bag of renminbi washed away by the pouring rain.
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"The town next to us had to call the swift water rescue team in because people were washed away," Kristin Tucker Tharpe told Motherboard.
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Guards removed damaged barricades from the front of the Legislative Council building during Monday's morning rush hour and cleaning staff washed away protest debris.
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Flooding had not been much of a problem there until Sandy's storm surge exceeded predictions and washed away sand bags and rushed over floodgates.
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Hurricane Maria washed away a bridge that led in and out of Charco Abajo, P.R., severing a critical lifeline to that remote inland village.
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" An ultraslow ballad about closeness and intimacy, "Braid," concludes with Mr. Hadreas's voice braided into close harmonies, singing, "Every harm is lovingly washed away.
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And more visitors found the Angelito Trailhead leading to a river and a swimming hole that was inaccessible because a bridge had washed away.
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Fears of an underwhelming N.B.A. trade deadline were washed away on Thursday, when 25 separate deals came to fruition before the league's 21 p.m.
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He had a feeling that bodies should be perfect and that this was an imperfection that should in the natural order be washed away.
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If Boggio was sexually assaulted, the medical examiner found, any trace of sperm may have been washed away during her time in the water.
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The worst floods in the state in a century claimed 383 lives, razed tens of thousands of homes, and washed away roads and bridges.
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Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the spokesman for Indonesia's disaster management agency, said that in Sentani, nine houses were washed away and 150 others were flooded.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Floods have washed away crops in Bangladesh that would have yielded nearly 400,000 tonnes of rice, according to estimates from the agriculture ministry.
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More than half a million houses have been destroyed; the overflowing Brahmaputra, locally known as the Jamuna, has washed away embankments and cut train links.
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All of Monday's scheduled matches at Roland Garros were washed away by the worst weather of what has been a consistently wet event this year.
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Devastating flooding in Ellicott City, Md., washed away homes and businesses, forcing some residents to evacuate for the second time in less than two years.
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More than 0005,2000 houses are reported damaged, including nearly 17,000 houses that have been washed away completely and over 65,000 partially lost to riverbank erosion.
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"In Fukushima, I saw a lot of refugees and collapsed houses and places where all the towns were washed away by the tsunami," she said.
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Some minor landslides occurred and a bridge was washed away, while as many as 930,000 houses lost power at one point, national broadcaster NHK said.
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Trilobites Tsunamis waves tall enough to swallow the Statue of Liberty washed away the shorelines of Mars's ancient ocean, according to a study published Thursday.
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It's comforting to think that idiosyncrasies so specific to our species might not get frozen in an ice age or washed away in a flood.
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Startups are holding off on their funding announcements, worried that their big news is going to get washed away in the flood of coronavirus stories.
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The death toll rose to 18 on Saturday, with people killed by trees or washed away in cars in Florida, Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia.
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Shows like The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones have certainly made allusions, but only in the last few years has the subtlety washed away.
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There are plenty of talented people who work in music, journalism and photography whose careers have been all but washed away by the internet's disruption.
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The strong winds swept away the pollen in the air, and the downpour washed away much of the pollen that had settled on the ground.
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David Jacobs, 54, said he expected that his home — about 50 feet from the water in Wrightsville Beach, N.C. — will be washed away soon enough.
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Some are just anecdotes that get washed away with the news cycle, while some stories, like those around pay discrepancies, stick with you for years.
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Still, they finished one point behind the bloody Arsenal, and a season's worth of hard work was washed away by a tsunami of mockery and pain.
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They were washed away by wars and assassinations and riots long ago, and if you don't understand this, you are huffing stronger drugs than we possess.
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At least two children were killed in the deluge, including a 4-year-old boy who was washed away by floodwaters in Jackson County, officials said.
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Breeding grounds will be initially washed away by the storm, but in the days following it, water stagnating could lead to a rise in dengue cases.
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On Sunday, Sylvester sneaked under a fence after heavy rains washed away the soil, Wanda Mkutshulwa, a spokeswoman for South African National Parks (SANParks), told CNN.
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Meanwhile, in the eastern state of Bihar, at least 180 people lost their lives where incessant rains washed away crops, destroyed roads and disrupted power supplies.
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Many people had been sleeping in the mountains since Friday, after their homes were flattened by rock falls and mudslides or washed away by torrential rains.
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Watching the skepticism that's been in this man's heart their whole life suddenly get washed away and their emotions shine through is a moment I cherished.
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Among the hardest hit communities, Pensacola Beach has suffered $194 million in covered damage, and Key West has seen $174 million worth of property washed away.
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If you have a cold or sinus infection, your mucous can become dense and thick, but is easily washed away with a neti pot, he says.
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A cyclone ripped his cassava crop from the ground, leaving the roots to rot in the field, and the floods that followed washed away his maize.
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Families are still waiting for news as Friday morning's rain washed away messages of peace written in chalk on the square where Brussels residents have gathered.
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Munnar, a hill resort overlooking the tea and cardamom plantations high in the Ghats was cut off, as bridges were washed away and landslides blocked roads.
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Excessive snow melt and rainfall, notably the "bomb cyclone" two weeks ago, have caused vast fields of corn, soy, and other crops to be washed away.
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"I think this fear of being a poser has been washed away a little bit and people are taking risks and trying things out," says Schlossman.
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I was curious about it so I held on to it and after class, I went to the bathroom and washed away the dirt on it.
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Abusing and killing a young child is not washed away by 20 years in prison; it is, and rightly should be, a burden carried for life.
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When Typhoon Mangkut blew through the region last week, some of the bridge's detractors in Hong Kong expressed hope that the structure would be washed away.
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After a storm washed away the beach in 22018, the hotel's manager Mehdi Jallani imported 22014,255 tons of sand from a nearby mountain quarry to restore.
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Years later, the Exxon Valdez Oil spill left nearly all those Aequorea dead, A poisoning that Shimomura indicted— He whose grandma had washed away the ashes.
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A year after her life was washed away, Bangura has reopened her business in Freetown's Colbot slum, and earned enough to send her grandchildren to school.
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Why Sears might still fail Sears' problems go back decades, and they aren't washed away by a healthier balance sheet and a smaller footprint of stores.
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"The taint of discrimination has not been washed away," the brief argues, saying the latest travel ban and its predecessors all flow from that original idea.
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In political terms, this means that Republicans representing districts that Hillary Clinton carried easily in 2016 are likely to be washed away almost no matter what.
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Others may have sunk or washed away, said Latoya Munroe, the primary doctor for northern Abaco, who has been assisting health officials with processing the dead.
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Their faces are unseen and their limbs are covered in what appears to be ash, as if from a nuclear blast, that is then washed away.
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According to Whitlock, these bacteria are "extremely sensitive to detergents," and they're slow-growing enough that once they're washed away, their numbers don't immediately spring back.
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Homes washed away Thursday night unfolded like a horrific movie for 26-year-old Chad Agner of White Sulphur Springs, in the southern part of the state.
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Government officials and academics warned soil being washed away would reduce its fertility in the long run, while siltation could affect the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam downstream.
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Trees and rocks would likely get washed away if the state uses the emergency spillway, causing potential debris and mud problems downstream to a state fish hatchery.
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One, a DJ named James Acey, told the Hong Kong Free Press that he felt like he had "sand" in his eyes that couldn't be washed away.
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"The DLC shitstorm hit full force and washed away people's enthusiasm, dragging us further and further from that first magical pick-up-and-play experience," they wrote.
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Shia shrines in Iraq are constant targets, especially during religious festivities, yet they are rebuilt almost as soon as the last traces of blood are washed away.
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According to the Associated Press, 2,000 cubic yards of coal ash — a byproduct of coal power production — were washed away from a landfill near Wilmington, North Carolina.
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By Thursday morning the water was receding, but two people remained missing and were feared to have been washed away, said Min Thu, deputy administrator of Yedashe.
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Roads have been washed away and, with little hope of repair crews coming any time soon, residents are doing what they can to build their own bridges.
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He was reunited with his wife, Samantha, and together they washed away the dank stench of the jungle before he slipped back into his clean, old clothes.
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The shores of the Mississippi and the promise of individual liberties are breached, both washed away as the river raged through the Jim Crow South in 1927.
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Then that was washed away by Beyoncé releasing the track "Formation"—complete with a video that epitomized Black pride and offered a much-needed Blue Ivy update.
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Its floodwaters also washed away an unknown number of industrial-strength plastic bags filled with soil contaminated since the nuclear accident, according to The New York Times.
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Bad men, abusive men, selfish men, it must be admitted, cannot be great poets, deserving of reward and reverence, their sins washed away by rhyme and unreason.
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After the rains receded late Thursday, images from Pune show the aftermath -- cars overturned and washed away, and the bodies of drowned cattle scattered on the road.
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"Everything is washed away....[but] the social fabric is the one which will be extremely difficult to reconstruct," even when the roads are re-paved, she said.
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Drownings and fallings Drowning is the leading cause of selfie deaths, usually involving people being washed away by waves on beaches or falling out of a boat.
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Storms washed away not only newly planted grain—which was already scarce, because farmers had begun eating their seed corn to survive—but also topsoil and dikes.
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It is also for athletes, or anyone who finds their sodium and potassium — their very vital essences — washed away on a tide of sweat, or just age.
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We missed the buzz boat and there was only one way to get back on board, before we were washed away entirely: I had to change the name.
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To ensure accuracy, the Duke University researchers accounted for environmental factors, such as rain, that could have accelerated the rate at which the dung decayed and washed away.
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Photo: A1A is seen after ocean waters stirred up by Hurricane Matthew washed away part of the ocean front road on October 8, 2016 in Flagler Beach, Florida.
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Two bodies were found in cars washed away in flood waters while a man was swept off the rocks south of Sydney's surfing beach of Bondi, police said.
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Streaming rain washed away its muddy camouflage, revealing a chain, an engine, a wheel… jutting from one side was a thick saw blade with the teeth still intact.
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"People with allergies may make too much abnormal mucous and this, as well as the allergic particles can be washed away with the neti pot," Dr. Voigt says.
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Chancelle, who has never been to school, said even her food ration card was washed away by the rains months ago, and getting a replacement has proven impossible.
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"Black faith can't be washed away / Not even in that Florida water," she sings, mentioning the spiritual healing agent she carried with her at last year's Met Gala.
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Such dissent is washed away by the sheer sublimity of the astronaut's achievement as it is shared, via television, by tens of millions of people around the world.
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I'm betting that the millennial gender war is a figment of the political circus, and will be washed away by the giant force looming on the horizon: parenthood.
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She doesn't want him to see her like this, she said, and besides, the threat of being washed away by a rising river means it's just too dangerous.
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As the water passes through the showerhead, these microbes lay down a kind of scaffolding known as biofilm to protect themselves from getting washed away with every ablution.
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The United Nations said Winston had destroyed crops and more than 31,000 homes, and that flooding in recent weeks had washed away many crops planted after the cyclone.
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In Parmana, flooding last year washed away the only road out of town, leaving the village without regular deliveries of food, fuel for the power plant and gasoline.
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Entire districts will take months to limp back to life, with schools destroyed, roads washed away and crops ruined in some of the region's poorest areas, officials said.
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The storms caused floods in neighboring states, killing a 72-year-old woman in southwestern Missouri who was washed away in her car, according to local media reports.
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The wave of money and development is transforming Bed-Stuy along Fulton Street, and there are no guarantees that Cherry's won't be washed away with so many others.
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Most compellingly: When the brains were dissected and the neural activity blocker was washed away, the researchers found the neurons retained their ability to communicate with one another.
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The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said in a statement that houses and a school have been washed away in other townships affected by the flooding.
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The problem is that there were so many males that didn't like it that kind of the female voices championing it got washed away or aggregated down to nothing.
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Smith and Davis both slowly reveal wounded aspects to their respective characters that have been hidden under years of armor, or washed away by old age and fading memory.
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Meanwhile, an elderly man was killed in the floodwaters in Kanawha County, while a woman there was washed away in her vehicle in another incident, NBC affiliate WSAZ reported.
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The state of play: While President Trump's tariffs provided a small uptick in revenue, that influx was washed away by increased federal spending spending and the administration's tax cuts.
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At least 500 people were stranded in a shopping mall overnight after a bridge connecting the mall to a main road collapsed and washed away, officials told ABC News.
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No other human remains were found in the area - meaning Earhart's navigator Frederick J. Noonan would have died soon after the crash and been washed away by the ocean.
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The story went on to tell of the man's slow discovery that his home had been taken, his values trampled, his security washed away with the tides of change.
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"The floodwaters got stuck up in the mountain and when it came down many people didn't have time to react and they were washed away," a survivor told CNN.
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Crops on more than 0003,000 hectares (24,711 acres) of land have been washed away while another 600,000 hectares (1,482,632 acres) of farms have been damaged, the disaster ministry said.
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But when I open my eyes, the spectacle of pictographic clichés turns tedious and tepid: my flighty feelings and contemplations are washed away in a stream of digital decoration.
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Transportation officials said two sections of US 2300 that were washed away by Irma, one at mile marker 25 and the other at mile marker 238, have been repaired.
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DHAKA, May 6 (Reuters) - Flash floods have washed away crops in northeastern Bangladesh that would have yielded nearly 700,000 tonnes of rice, according to estimates from the agriculture ministry.
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Scalloped sand has replaced dunes that have been washed away in Alligator Point, one of the most prolific areas for sea turtle nests in Franklin County and the state.
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An unknown number of houses were washed away in the torrent, with aerial images of the aftermath showing what appear to be entire villages submerged by muddy brown water.
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Even as blood from the first two bombings was being washed away on Monday, bodyguards for rival strongmen got into a shootout in a different corner of the city.
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If eternity is a sea, that year I was dragged from the safety of the beach and tossed into perilous waters, my little footprints washed away from the sand.
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Following a period of profound political, economic and diplomatic disruption, old certainties have been washed away but no one is certain yet about the new rules of the game.
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All those decades of disappointment and heartbreak will be washed away for one of these franchises on Wednesday night as the 22014th World Series culminates in a Game 242.
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A brick guardhouse where loudspeakers once warned surfers of dangerous conditions had toppled onto the beach from a bank overlooking the sea, still intact but its foundation washed away.
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Any potential bad blood was washed away by the time they revealed their pregnancy news, though ... Diddy gave them a shout-out, wishing them nothing but love and happiness.
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But the mound, where dusty pieces of broken pottery have been found, is now at risk of being washed away from one side, flanked by a canal or bayou.
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But as the storm slowly churned toward Houston, dumping epic amounts of rain, the gains of recent months washed away, putting state and local finances back on unstable ground.
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Residents who planned on voting by mail may have seen their ballots washed away by the storm; others have left the state and cannot receive absentee ballots by mail.
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Some school districts in Texas may now face the stark reality that their property tax-base has been washed away in the flooding and maybe for years to come.
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Writers for purportedly nonpartisan outlets, desperate for clicks, eagerly hoover up the faux scandals, their journalistic sins washed away by the transformation of Thing to Scandal-About-the-Thing.
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The husband of a Texas flood victim carried his wife's lifeless body through a mile of sunken terrain to save it from being washed away in murky floodwaters on Monday.
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Over the next year, as the science got stronger and VCs came sniffing, any hope of unity withered up and washed away, carried on a billion-dollar tide of investment.
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It's official: The deluge of rain that soaked California in recent weeks has washed away the worst instances of the drought in the state, according to an analysis released Thursday.
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Rain washed away much of the day's action on the outside courts at Melbourne Park, only intensifying the focus on the elite playing under cover on the three main arenas.
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The most common drowning incidents include washed away by waves on beach, capsizing of boats while rowing, clicking selfies on shore while not knowing how to swim, or ignoring warnings.
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Children among those killed At least two children were killed in the deluge, including a 4-year-old boy who was washed away by floodwaters in Jackson County, officials said.
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The project, for instance, has assessed the vulnerability of people living by a river in Kotli district, where part of a suburb washed away in 2014 river flooding, Abbasi said.
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Urea, commonly used to grow rice, wheat and maize, dissolves quickly when in contact with water and part of its nutrients are washed away before crop roots can absorb them.
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" Failure of imagination: "Jones recalled a ... trip to a devastated area of Japan washed away by a tsunami after the magnitude 9 earthquake off the nation's east coast in 2011.
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The entire Battle of Winterfell took place in darkness and people with older, or more affordable TVs may have lost details as the backlighting washed away the carefully-lit images.
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Despite efforts to save Nubian monuments, much of this rich history was washed away by the construction of a series of dams, culminating with the Aswan high dam in 1970.
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The wave, which struck around sundown and reportedly washed away whole buildings, was the result of a magnitude 7.5 earthquake that also damaged nearby towns, according to The Associated Press.
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After the bridge washed away, San Lorenzo's residents had two options: Ford the river or drive on a winding, hours-long road over a mountain to access food and water.
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Maria's rains triggered landslides and transformed the island's 21 rivers into raging tendrils that washed away bridges and crops and slashed deep cuts along what had been well-laid roads.
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Serang Carita Beach Tanjung Lesung Beach Where the tsunami washed away a rock band performance JAVA > 20123 meters (22012 ft.) Estimated wave height Pandeglang More than 21883 people were killed.
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Serang Carita Beach Tanjung Lesung Beach Where the tsunami washed away a rock band performance JAVA > 2 meters (20053 ft.) Estimated wave height Pandeglang More than 200 people were killed.
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But if you want to not get washed away by currents, or if you want to be able to find other members of your species, it's important to have landmarks.
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The plover has figured in debates in recent years over projects to bolster shores washed away by Hurricane Sandy, like the federal government's effort to replenish dunes on Fire Island.
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By that point, it had been washed away from the pavement so it was barely visible, but Hughes quickly emailed me a photo he had taken a few days earlier.
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The Nevada caucuses — and Buttigieg's post-election warning — mark a critical moment for opponents of Sanders, who risk getting washed away in a wave of momentum following Sanders' latest win.
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On the kitchen counter lay a patchwork of family photographs, their vibrant colors washed away, and a book — "Hurricane Floyd and the Flood of the Century" — saved from the water.
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Elsewhere, two police officers were stuck clinging to trees for half an hour after their car was washed away by floodwaters, while residents reported snakes and crocodiles roaming the streets.
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All that frustration was washed away when he struck the overhead winner to clinch victory over Del Potro, Djokovic falling to his back, arms and legs spread savoring the moment.
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The stigma of Khashoggi's killing isn't going to be washed away easily, but King Salman will see the events in Mecca this week as proof that he at least has clout.
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The memory of "Mob Wives" star Big Ang lives on in mural form on the side of her sister's boutique, but it's in danger of being washed away ... TMZ has learned.
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"The Chinese market is something we've built up over years, and it's been washed away in a short time," said Marcy Svenningsen, who grows soybeans, corn and wheat in North Dakota.
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More than 30 houses were washed away by the hurricane in the northeastern Cuban town, the site where Christopher Columbus first landed in the Americas, a resident in the town said.
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He has said on the campaign trail that Trump is unprepared and "unfit" to be president, and warned that electing him would result in eight years of progress being washed away.
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In order to take in their beauty, you must observe the Alfrombras before any Good Friday processions commence, as they will be washed away by the flood of the crowd's feet.
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Sacha Myers of the nonprofit Save the Children described overflowing rivers and dams, and said getting in aid was difficult, with roads and bridges washed away or submerged in the region.
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Instead of building roads and runways to last, Trump will end up overseeing boondoggles that will be washed away by the next hurricane that sweeps ashore with an ever-rising tide.
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But he may well become known as the president who got a few things built, and then quickly washed away, thanks to his head-in-the-sand approach to climate change.
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"When I look at these images, I see what seems to be seriously denuded hillsides, which I assume are from crops and fallows being washed away," she told the space agency.
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And unlike many of the slapped-together indie-fad bands, Modest Mouse's years of experience prior to gaining mainstream recognition anchored them while others easily washed away with the turning tides.
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Moreover, Dr Jin, Dr Hilton and their colleagues were able to investigate if debris from the landslides had oxidised and thus released carbon back into the atmosphere before getting washed away.
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Already, hunters are at risk of falling through melting ice, and we have villages that are sinking into the ocean -- our culture and way of life are literally being washed away.
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Ryan Hurd thought he was having a banner year watching his breakout single, "To a T," head up the charts — but "that all kinda got washed away" with even bigger news.
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As the gelatin is washed away, the image appears and is engraved by acid treatments on the plate, which then is covered with a special mix of thick paste-like inks.
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In December, a storm caused so much damage that part of the Lake District's main north-south thoroughfare was washed away, in effect cutting the region in two for five months.
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Being on two wheels allowed me to cover distance and also be nimble enough to thread through the dense forest, dodge muddy trenches and cross rivers where bridges had washed away.
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Residents say the aid they need hasn't come The only road to the hard-hit east end of the island is still underwater in parts and completely washed away in others.
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South Korea's SK Engineering & Construction said part of a small supply dam was washed away and the company was cooperating with the Laos government to help rescue villagers near the site.
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They suspect the eggs and some juvenile and adult individuals were washed away from a nesting site in a storm and into the lake, where they were preserved and later fossilized.
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On the day of my visit, the park's gardeners lifted a protective metal lid covering the artwork and washed away leaves that had fallen onto the mirror during the recent storm.
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"Some of the product will come out in the wash, but a lot of it doesn't, and what isn't washed away stays within the cracks and smooths the hair surface," Bailey says.
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The disaster has raised concerns of food shortages and water-borne diseases, as thousands of hectares of farms have been washed away and relief work continues to be disrupted by continuous rain.
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The continual waves of screams washed away any hope of the band ever hearing themselves onstage, and as a result their performance chops began to atrophy—not that the fans cared much.
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I remember it looking like someone had squirted obsidian ink in my eyes, and then it dribbled down, and when that washed away, I was in the full-on grip of acid.
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According to Salisbury, the rock which holds the footprints is stronger than the layers above it, which have washed away over the years to expose the footprints to the air once again.
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Whatever five-season, playoff-less slump they had a couple of years ago seems to have been washed away, as they're taking it to this year's Eastern Conference playoffs with some vengeance.
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The most inflammatory stuff had been power-washed away by Friday morning, according to one campus employee who asked to not be named because he wasn't authorized to talk to the press.
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"It is a bogus story that presents the whole move as a castle in the sand that could be washed away by the wave of the Fed's impending rate hikes," he said.
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The government is now working to restore 4 km (2.5 miles) of road and bridges that once linked the affected valley and Chitral but were washed away in the flooding, Ghafoor said.
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In the rural community of Amghras, nearly 1,000 meters (3,281 ft) above sea level, the gullies and ravines carved into the mountainside show how easily the red earth can be washed away.
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Troy says the most common problem for gators is they're washed away from their natural habitat and end up on highways and in people's yards ... which then becomes dangerous for humans too.
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I am interested in traces of history that are left behind that cannot be washed away: the things that we know are there but we cannot necessarily see with the naked eye.
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In Beraberi, one of numerous island villages know as "chars" dotted along the Jamuna River, entire homes have been washed away, and crops and food supplies -- including livestock -- all but wiped out.
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One story holds they descended to the valley to tend their squash and corn and, while they were farming, a violent storm washed away a stone ladder that was their only access.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hurricane Matthew washed away at least 162 miles (261 km) of U.S. Atlantic sand dunes this month, less than predicted for the powerful storm, a government agency said on Monday.
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He is the master shaper and retailer of Obama's foreign-policy narratives, at a time when the killer wave of social media has washed away the sand castles of the traditional press.
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Today, that work, like a house built on sand, will begin to be washed away as Trump appointees take immediate control of the levers of power at virtually every agency in government.
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Some of that secrecy has been washed away in recent months by press reports and by the leak of millions of documents from Appleby, one of the world's leading offshore law firms.
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The project's main partner, South Korea's SK Engineering & Construction, said part of a small supply dam was washed away and the company was cooperating with the Laos government to help rescue villagers.
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By the weekend, Mr. Trump's State of the Union address, strong employment and wage figures as well as the onset of tax cuts seemed washed away by the latest White House controversy.
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No object she produces is so precious that she restricts herself from abandoning it, letting it decay or get washed away, and remaking it again later to discover new aspects of it.
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Our shortsighted approach means that when we invest in a new bridge or water treatment plant it is at risk of being washed away even before we hold the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Or has the flow of time somehow washed away the tramp's dirt, as the real people involved pass away and the ghostly image of a perpetually mustachioed saint remains on our screen?
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This was true after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, after Hurricane Sandy hit New York City, and after Hurricanes Matthew and Irma washed away homes in Florida and the mid-Atlantic coast.
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In the case of Leaf the 9-year-old mini horse, she likely sought out the high perch after she was washed away by the flood waters on July 6, reports Fox News.
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Seaweed was pulled from their hair, their locks drying as they worked alongside other survivors to rebuild what had washed away, not knowing they would be taken again, the first of the Given.
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A "sneaker wave" nearly washed away a group of unsuspecting beach-goers at Coos Bay in southwest Oregon, causing a brief moment of panic as the wave of water barreled down the coastline.
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Devotees say that the wounds can take up to two weeks to heal, but are a small price to pay to have, as they believe, their sins washed away by the extreme acts.
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About 90 percent of the infrastructure in Beira city alone has been destroyed, said aid workers, and rescue teams are battling to reach communities cut off due roads and bridges being washed away.
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A huge wave washed away six ship crew and coastguard members in Yeosu, a city on the country's southern coast, before they were later rescued, dramatic video from the Yeosu Coast Guard showed.
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At least four people were killed, including a man who was hit by falling scaffolding, a fisherman tending to his boat, and a young woman whose car had been washed away by floodwaters.
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He said he had heard on short-wave radio, the only means of contacting the remote, worst-hit areas, that around 25 houses were washed away on the western side of the island.
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The powerful images of suffering on the front lines of Nigeria's near-forgotten war -- a necessary tool in today's diplomatic grab bag to shore up support -- were in danger of getting washed away.
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Sudarsanan owes about $8,600 on the loan taken eight years ago to buy the boat, and he could have earned up to $7,13 by December if the deluge hadn't washed away his hopes.
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Miners upstream in the Sierra washed away entire rock faces with high-pressure water, creating a gargantuan "pulse" of sediment that filtered downstream, its traces still visible in the San Francisco Bay today.
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The rail lines and roads that carry their crops to market were washed away by the rain-gorged rivers that drowned small towns, forced thousands of evacuations and killed at least three people.
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Tuesday's breach of the Tiware dam in the coastal district of Ratnagiri, nearly 275 km (170 miles) south of Mumbai, washed away dozens of homes, an official of the Maharashtra state government said.
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But by that point, established manufacturers as well as Silicon Valley start-ups developing solar technologies had already been washed away by a flood of cheap Chinese panels based on conventional silicon technology.
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Television footage showed how the tsunami washed away an outdoor stage where a local rock band was performing for hundreds of guests at an end-of-year party for state utility company PLN.
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Whatever fleeting pleasure you have in someone applying a laudatory adjective to your book is totally washed away by the unpleasantness of remembering the negative things for the rest of your life verbatim.
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A second flood has washed away Europe and the United States, and in the country that used to be Nigeria exceptionally gifted children like Nneoma grow up to become "Mathematicians" with clairvoyant powers.
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Harwood: The issues that caused you some turbulence in the 2008 campaign — the Playboy article, all that stuff that you write about in the book — has all that been washed away by time?
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Any notion that Leonard would be treated as some sort of Public Enemy No. 2 was probably washed away in October, when he was warmly received at a Clippers exhibition game in Vancouver.
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In Arizona, snowfall in higher elevations, coupled with rain in the valleys, led to flooding that washed away a vehicle carrying nine people as it attempted to cross a flooded creek on Friday.
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"The damage ... includes track washouts and scouring, 16 damaged rail bridges, damage to track formations, and many locations where access roads, culverts and drainage have also been damaged or washed away," he said.
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Making matters worse, he said, in areas where the storm ended with heavy rain, the salt and other chemicals laid down before the storm to prevent ice may have largely been washed away.
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The aftermath — "Apartheid is gone but its half-life cannot be washed away," he wrote in text that accompanied the exhibit — hit me hardest with a series of images documenting differences in churches.
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When Kanye asserted that his new album was really a gospel album I built an ark of positivity around myself because I knew Hot Takes Twitter would be washed away in the flood.
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At least four people were killed, including a man who was hit by falling scaffolding, a fisherman tending to his boat, and a young woman whose car had been washed away by floodwaters.
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The New York Islanders quickly washed away the memories of a disappointing season opener with a solid performance and look to produce another when they host the unbeaten St. Louis Blues on Monday afternoon.
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In a post showing the television mogul wading through knee-deep mud in tall rain boots in her yard, she showed where a fence had been washed away and her neighbor's house severely damaged.
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And by engaging with analog technologies like disposable cameras, we'll be better equipped to foster a slower, more intentional form of attention that's crucial to defending our memories and sensations from being washed away.
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The stain of past sin has not yet been washed away: Lloyds has set aside £17.4bn, more than any other British bank, to compensate customers for mis-selling payment-protection insurance (PPI) with loans.
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State-run Vietnam Television (VTV) reported that a family of four was killed when their car was washed away by strong currents while they were trying to cross a bridge in Thai Nguyen province.
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The Chrysler Jeep Dodge Dealership in Little Falls, near the Peckman River, is attempting to recover after at least 16 of its new cars were washed away by heavy flooding in the area from.
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Despite efforts to save Nubian monuments, such as the temples of Abu Simbel, much of this rich history was washed away when British and Egyptian authorities constructed a series of dams, beginning in 1898.
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Torrential downpours washed away a section of a 60 meter (200 feet) concrete bridge in northern Shan state, while rice paddies and roads in the central Kayin state suffered extensive damage, state media reported.
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This worsening of climate change is now colliding with other hazards created by coal: Hurricane Matthew's rainfall was likely intensified by the warming atmosphere, leading to floods that washed away poorly contained coal waste.
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More and more frequently these changes will clash with our perceptions, until our sense of nature as eternal and separate is finally washed away and we see all too clearly what we have done.
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He began our session by reading me a children's book in which a little boy in Fukushima writes a letter to his grandmother and her dog, who have been washed away in the tsunami.
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Elham, who interviewed Afghanis whose livelihoods and homes were completely washed away by flooding in Afghanistan earlier this year, said it's stories like theirs that inspire him to stay engaged in the climate fight.
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The inside of the tunnels is always at risk of being flooded out during a stormBut what Tommy and Shay call their home can be washed away and destroyed by water at any minute.
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Record flooding in West Virginia killed at least 2000 people, stranded thousands, left thousands more without utilities, and washed away houses, roads and vehicles after a band of thunderstorms battered the region on Thursday.
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Among the dead were an elderly woman whose house was washed away by mud, the founder of a Roman Catholic school and a real estate executive, according to friends, family and local news media.
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Ray Standley, 76, owner of the General Store in nearby Fish Camp which depends on visitors to Yosemite to support local businesses, said the rain had washed away most of the snow in town.
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Serang Carita Beach Tanjung Lesung Beach Where the tsunami washed away a rock band performance > 219 meters (222 ft.) JAVA Estimated wave height 222 meters (222 in.) Pandeglang More than 21 people were killed.
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Serang Carita Beach Tanjung Lesung Beach Where the tsunami washed away a rock band performance > 2 meters (6.5 ft.) JAVA Estimated wave height 0.2 meters (8 in.) Pandeglang More than 200 people were killed.
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Torrential downpours washed away a section of a 60 meter (200 feet) concrete bridge in the northern Shan state, while rice paddies and roads in the central Kayin state suffered extensive damage, state media reported.
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Minamisanriku, Japan When: March 11, 2011 What happened: A magnitude 9.0 quake set off an even more devastating tsunami that washed away entire villages and swept 5 million tons of debris into the Pacific Ocean.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greeks who would usually be basking in the early summer sun have kept behind closed doors this week as winds and heavy rains washed away sunbeds and sent floods crashing into some resorts.
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"It is a bogus story that presents the whole move as a castle in the sand that could be washed away by the wave of the Fed's impending rate hikes," the "Mad Money " host said.
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There isn't enough outside money to protect all 56 Republican incumbents who have been outraised by Democratic challengers; some Republican lawmakers who fail to put up their umbrella will get washed away in the storm.
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Then, the next day, I would show up at school asking for an answer, obviously knowing that the rain had "washed away" the message, when in fact I never actually went and did the deed!
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Some 115 million years ago, on the ancient supercontinent Gondwana, a small mushroom dropped into a river and washed away into a salty lagoon, where it was buried in sediment and lost to the ages.
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"A lot got washed away in 16 years," William Boyle acknowledges in GRAVESEND (Pegasus Crime, $25.95), but who knew that Conway D'Innocenzio was still bent on getting revenge for the murder of his brother, Duncan?
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An elderly man was found dead after his car was washed away by floodwater in Takeo city, Sage Prefecture, Wednesday, according to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency, while two more people were seriously injured.
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Serang Jakarta Carita Beach Tanjung Lesung Beach Where the tsunami washed away a rock band performance > 2 meters (6.5 ft.) Estimated wave height JAVA 20183 meters (8 in.) Pandeglang More than 200 people were killed.
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Serang Jakarta Carita Beach Tanjung Lesung Beach Where the tsunami washed away a rock band performance > 2 meters (6.5 ft.) Estimated wave height JAVA 0.2 meters (5503 in.) Pandeglang More than 200 people were killed.
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"Afghan women today are rightly afraid... that the gains they have made with all of our help will be washed away in a rush to achieve a peace that will not hold anyway," she said.
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The novel's title comes from a scary story that Alyona tells her sister in the very first chapter, about a village on a bluff overlooking the ocean which is suddenly washed away by a tsunami.
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We never knew what we would meet around every corner – if the road would be washed away, buried under a landslip or with bits of roof, lorries and frightened goats wandering all over the place.
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Video footage on social media showed people clinging to lampposts in an effort to avoid being washed away by a torrent of water and mud, with cars and other debris swept along in the tumult.
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One team used sniffer dogs to search for survivors at the beach club where a tsunami washed away an outdoor stage where the Indonesian rock band Seventeen were performing at a party for about 200 guests.
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Firefighters installed straw tubes known as wattles to stop hillsides being washed away and were hoping to have the fire fully contained by the weekend, said California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokeswoman Erica Bain.
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The two beloved characters — voiced by Annie Potts and Tom Hanks, respectively — run the show in the scene, doling out commands as they help save a toy in danger of being washed away by a rainstorm.
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A 22018-year-old boy was found alive Monday morning after falling into a massive drain pipe and being washed away into a vast network of city sewer tunnels for at least 1003 hours, officials say.
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Greg Sager, the Platte County Director of Public Works, told Fox4 that water caused a water pipe to rust, and water pouring out of the hole that developed washed away the soil and created the sinkhole.
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Four months later, Hulu's TV adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale premiered, and the controversy surrounding Atwood was washed away by an outpouring of appreciation and respect for her position as the creator of a feminist classic.
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According to Save the Children West Virginia Director Anna Hardway, the floods have left children walking barefoot through contaminated water and "traveling in vehicles without car seats, because their own cars were washed away," she said.
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Transport Minister Joram Gumbo told reporters that in the southern parts of the country, some sections of highways and bridges were washed away following a cyclone that developed from the coast of southern Mozambique last month.
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Although Bolton has stated on the record that regime change in Iran is not an option the administration is considering, his decades-long advocacy for overthrowing the Iranian government should should not be white-washed away.
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Despite the fact that our co-habitation was a total misery for us both, my lingering memory of her will always be her reflection in that mirror—all the resentment, power-play, and helplessness washed away.
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You know the rest: A late season tsunami propelled them to the AL West crown on Game 162, only for that memory to be washed away by the fevered drama of the ALDS collapse against Toronto.
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Creating Museum Macan has been a decade-long dream for Mr. Adikoesoemo, whose early attempt to collect art was washed away in the Asian financial crisis of 1997 and 1998, when his family lost nearly everything.
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While the number of people visiting Thailand, for example, fell in 2015—no surprise given that much of its tourist infrastructure had been washed away with the waves—by 2016 the country was back on track.
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It shows a man shot by the security forces, the blood pouring out of his heart in a vast pool, too large to be hidden or washed away by the masked military man standing behind him.
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In New Bern, North Carolina, one of the cities hardest-hit by the storm that made landfall Friday as a Category 1 hurricane, a beloved bear statue and its thick pedestal were uprooted and washed away.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - When part of a seawall protecting Jakarta collapsed last week near fisherman Awing Takalar's shack it brought back bad memories of when another levee burst in 2007 and all his belongings were washed away.
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Guillermo del Toro expounds on how the shower scene expresses Hitchcock's Catholic sense of guilt — it shows Marion, who has committed adultery and theft, trying to cleanse herself of a sin that can't be washed away.
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Once Molly's hopes of being an Olympic skier are washed away, she's forced to reinvent herself — and creating her poker empire requires her to constantly face down threats from the forces trying to get in her way.
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A volume of water equivalent to thousands of Olympic-size swimming pools, laden with sediment and heavy metals, washed away Hazeltine Creek and dumped into Quesnel Lake, a key salmon spawning ground of the Fraser River watershed.
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Many of the places Teibel recorded are developed or ruined due to natural disaster: Hurricane Sandy washed away the section of beach from which he recorded and the Bronx Zoo aviary he taped collapsed after a snowstorm.
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Along with a handful of families whose meagre possessions were also washed away in 2002, Ramaly collected any scraps of timber and tin she could find and walked up the riverbank to find a place to rebuild.
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At least six people died over the holiday weekend after torrential rains inundated rivers in both Texas and Kansas, triggering flash floods that wiped out entire roadways, washed away mobile homes and prompted several evacuations, PEOPLE confirms.
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Commercially there is huge value to be had in decentralisation: whilst the current silos may be washed away, new ones will always appear on top of the new common ground, just as happened with the original Web.
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Heavy rainfall across southern England in the winter of 2013-2014 washed away railroad tracks, wiped out power in many areas and forced thousands out of their homes, Bone and her colleagues write in Lancet Planetary Health.
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The South Korean company that has a stake in the project said part of a small supply dam was washed away and the company was cooperating with the Laos government to help rescue villagers near the site.
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Those successive events on Thursday and Friday, caused by clouds and then Britain's voting to leave the European Union, washed away a chunk of the earnings of players who lost in the final round of Wimbledon qualifying.
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The southern states of Kerala and Karnataka, and Maharashtra and Gujarat in the west, were among the hardest hit by floods that washed away thousands of hectares of summer-sown crops and damaged roads and rail lines.
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Floods had torn new ravines, toppled trees and washed away a bridge, and the mere fact that we could see through the denuded forest to the other side of the valley was evidence of Maria's destructive power.
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But forensic experts were not brought to the Stanley farm, a constable initially led the investigation and evidence was washed away when the vehicle in which Mr. Boushie died was left exposed to rain for two days.
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Harwood: Do you think that the issues that caused you some turbulence in the 209 campaign — the Playboy article, all that stuff that you write about in the book — has all that been washed away by time?
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Now, "taxpayer dollars will likely be wasted through investments in projects that could be washed away in the next storm," said Rachel Cleetus, lead economist and climate policy manager at the Union of Concerned Scientists, in a statement.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Floods in northern Vietnam have killed 26 people and washed away hundreds of homes over the past week, causing damage estimated at more than 940 billion dong ($41 million), the government's disaster agency said on Monday.
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As [Chilean-French filmmaker Alejandro] Jodorowsky says, it was 'an act of psychomagic' that washed away my regrets and materialized my pain, and through which I was lucky enough to be able to start working with my kids.
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More than 224 people have died in western and northeastern parts of India and millions have been affected by floods that have washed away homes, devastated large swathes of farmland, destroyed roads and disrupted power and phone lines.
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MORZINE, France — If after three weeks there were any riders left in the Tour de France who were disappointed that the race ends on Sunday, the final day of actual racing likely washed away their longing for more.
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So out goes the baby with the bath water and all the fascinating, vile, delicious, brutal, dishonest, hilarious, ridiculous, hypocritical, sexy, deeply moving and affirming details in Talese's book are washed away in a hurricane of haute disdain.
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The army has been deployed to repair dams washed away by gushing waters and helicopters have been pressed into action to distribute food and medicines to homeless people who have taken shelter on highways and in hilly areas.
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But advice is rarely heeded when war fever is rising and the logic of events starts spinning out of control, when the self-disciplining mechanisms of checks and balances have been washed away in the fury of war.
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Arledge says that Bradley has "always been a real challenging place" to work in, and that mudslides last year washed away walking trails, meaning first responders had to walk in instead of taking ATVs like they typically would.
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Stanton would not rule out breeding genetically modified animals, but said Smithfield's first ventures will likely involve whole pig organs that go through decellularization - a process in which existing cells are washed away and replaced with human cells.
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"As has been the trend, sex-positive imagery of any kind is slowly being washed away from social media," Ford said, adding that he can imagine a future on these major platforms where adult content is forbidden completely.
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Palu, Indonesia (CNN)Mass graves were dug Monday as Indonesian authorities rushed to bury hundreds of people killed by an earthquake and tsunami that cracked streets, tore down buildings and washed away homes on the island of Sulawesi.
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The United Nations said more than 100 people had already died in weeks of heavy rain and flooding in Mozambique and Malawi, where villages were left underwater and floods washed away houses and knocked out power in some areas.
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Diamonds, particularly marine diamonds which are generally more valuable than land-based stones because lower quality gems are washed away by waves, are an important commodity in Namibia and make up around 20 percent of its foreign export earnings.
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The photographers recall bugs crawling into their ears, back pains, and run-ins with poison oak; meanwhile, a camera in-progress may collapse from structural weaknesses or nature's forces, such as tides that have washed away beachside sand-cams.
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Pictures shared on Twitter and television footage showed roads, houses and bridges that were washed away while communication towers were knocked down and electricity cables blocked roads in Chimanimani district, 410 kilometers (255 miles) east of the capital Harare.
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The line between Exeter and Plymouth at the seaside town of Dawlish in Devon, southwest England, is regularly pummelled by heavy seas and in 2014 was partially washed away when a storm destroyed a large section of sea wall.
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The pounding rains led to some dramatic rescues, including one in San Antonio of a man described as a Polish immigrant with limited knowledge of English who found himself and his car washed away by a wall of water.
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In the era of Trumpian truth, misstatements and lies are washed away by the next story, prompting Pinocchios from fact checkers and scolding from Democrats and Never Trumpers while Republicans dismiss them with that's-just-Trump-being-Trump weariness.
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But Torres, who narrowly escaped being washed away in the deadly landslide, says she has no option but to stay where she is as she cannot afford to leave and pay higher rent in a safer part of town.
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The German was poised to extend his championship lead over Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton, who had started 14th, with an easy win in front of his home fans from pole position when a sudden shower washed away his hopes.
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The smooth concrete blocks meant most of the gravel was washed away just months after it was added, leaving no places for salmon to hide or bury their eggs, or for the salmon's food source (aquatic invertebrates) to grow.
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But that's South Louisiana for you — the people are warm and friendly, the food is fabulous, and though the whole place could be washed away in a hurricane season or two, it sure as heck knows how to live.
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The hurdle to proving unlawful tipping created by the Newman decision will be washed away, putting the focus on identifying some form of gift without having to dig too deeply into the relationship of the tipper and the recipient.
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Within an hour of leaving Multan, you will reach the Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Housing Complex and its accompanying hospital, donated to the people here by the Turkish government after their homes were washed away during the floods of 2010.
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One afternoon we visited Terry Bain — the owner of the cabanas that had been washed away in a hurricane, and maker of the best piña coladas in the Bahamas — at his Ocean Cabin Restaurant & Bar on Little Farmer's Cay.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - More than 20 people aboard two buses and other vehicles are feared missing after a colonial-era bridge in western India was washed away in the early hours of Wednesday in a river swollen by recent heavy rains.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When aid worker Idalia Amaya arrived at the scene of the mudslide that devastated Sierra Leone's capital Freetown, she was horrified to find homes washed away, entire villages engulfed by mud, and corpses floating down the streets.
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MOCOA, Colombia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Luz Alba Ortiz sobbed, her head in her hands, as she recalled the day her parents were washed away in a deluge of mud that hit the Colombian rainforest town of Mocoa two years ago.
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It was in this new town that she and Gypsy lived when Hurricane Katrina completely wiped out their home in 2005, precipitating the larger-than-life lie that all of Gypsy's medical records had been washed away in the storm.
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A large truck was also filmed being washed away as the banks of the river eroded beneath it: Floodwaters reached 39.41 meters high on the Xiang River last week, breaking a previous 1998 record of 39.21 meters, reported Lianhe Zaobao.
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But it must be clear to at least one of the campaigns that last week's Congressional hearings have washed away almost all the serious negatives that would usually come along with brash promises to send American citizens to the slammer.
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Yet while the spring rains may have washed away the drought, they have done nothing to alleviate the sense of existential dread — especially pervasive here in the techno-utopia of California —that the world we built has perhaps gone badly awry.
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ROME (Reuters) - At least 11 people were killed in southern Italy on Monday when they were washed away over rocks by a raging white-water creek in a deep mountain gorge that swelled suddenly after heavy rain upstream, officials said.
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"It is tough to make money in a week where you know it can be all washed away by a couple of unelected Fed-heads disagreeing with the stated position of the board taken just a week ago," Cramer said.
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But while reclaiming land from the sea might be one factor helping boost beaches overall, around 70,000 kms (40,83 miles) of sandy coastlines are being washed away and erosion in marine reserves may point to a bleaker future for beach lovers.
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Causeways would be washed away, crippling the economy; degraded coral reefs, damaged by warming water, would allow stronger waves to slam the coast, increasing erosion, and would disrupt the food supply, which depends heavily on fish supported by the reefs.
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"The strong tide of water from the broken dam immediately flowed through the community and washed away houses and villagers; many people were unable to move to the highland," Sisoulith said at a news conference Wednesday after visiting the affected areas.
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Public broadcaster NHK said one man was found without vital signs in a car that appeared to have been washed away in Saga prefecture, where some areas were hit with rainfall of more than 100 mm (4 inches) in an hour.
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With Cleveland and Baltimore tied at the top of their division with 2-2 records — and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati seemingly irrelevant with matching 0-3 records ahead of their Monday night showdown — the Browns' rough start is officially washed away.
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The packed auditorium was rapt as Gore raced through chart after chart of statistics and video after video of high tide flooding in Miami's streets and a collision of cars and trucks being washed away by rushing brown waters in one Spanish city.
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Cuba: Dozens of houses washed away Hundreds of people had the roofs blown off their homes as Hurricane Matthew swept across the country, Cuban state media reported, while photos from the seaside town of Baracoa showed devastation in the severe storm's wake.
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The temperatures are breaking records, the sun has stuck around a little longer, and the unsettling notion that we're all just getting a taste of what it might be like to walk the earth post-apocalypse has washed away with the rain.
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Rain had been persistent in the region during the month of June, according to local news reports [link in Chinese], with China Central Television reporting that over 57.8 km (35.9 miles) of country road were washed away, with damage sustained to 24 bridges.
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Exports of around 20,000 tonnes have been delayed for two weeks and the quantity is unlikely to be shipped in the next fortnight as roads connecting ports to the hilly coffee-growing region have been washed away, said Rajah of the exporter's association.
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Near St. Augustine, waves punched through a dune and created a new inlet joining the Matanzas River with the Atlantic, while to the south, waves washed away dunes and concrete armor and chewed through a mile and a half of Highway A1A.
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This overwhelming victory, which has been described as a tsunami that washed away the status quo embodied by traditional political parties, put AMLO and his allies in a privileged position of power to shape the future of the 85033-2014 energy reforms.
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The composition tool has a quite similar feel to other standard tools (though it's made to look a little more slick than existing ones), including features like altering the color schema to make sure text doesn't get washed away in a darker background.
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Certainly you might remark on his speed off the dribble, but the fact of his vertical leap, his off ball speed, these are things that simply get washed away in the inherent disadvantage of being smaller than everyone else on the court.
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As Ali Rayl, the company's director of customer experience, tells Tech Insider, when you have people making a video game for three years, all that creativity doesn't get washed away when you launch an enterprise tool — it finds new places to go.
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The parks can't prevent the erosion, but park managers are studying where erosion rates are greatest and where archaeological sites are most likely to occur so they can prioritize archaeological research at sites that are at greatest risk of being washed away.
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Now he was certain he and his crew would be on the first flights out of town, their visions of a grand opening washed away like so much hope in a city deluged by one of the costliest natural disasters in American history.
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Luce has scanned the scene with her binoculars and has discovered nothing to alarm her unduly, except that the repair work on the upper stretch of Vedders Hill Way, which was recently washed away in a mudslide, seems to have temporarily stopped.
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Last year's harvest-time deluge in the South American country had some analysts thinking that up to 15 percent of the soybean crop would be washed away by rains, although the actual losses were no more than a couple of percentage points.
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Citing government officials and media reports, the United Nations said more than 100 people had already died in heavy rains and flooding in Mozambique and Malawi, where villages were left underwater and floods washed away houses and knocked out power in some areas.
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In announcing a primary challenge to scandal-plagued Hunter, DeMaio has merely extended his record of taking on tough fights, and he's electrified a GOP grassroots whose representatives were washed away in 2018 from the once-mighty Republican strongholds surrounding San Diego.
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The impermanence of it — how his lines are washed away by the tide, his linework akin to the beautiful, temporary patterns of animal travel that dot beaches — is also part of the point: even if the art world promises infamy, nothing truly lasts forever.
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"Some of the pigs and poultry have been washed away by floods and consumption (of feedmeal) is going to go down for a short term, but that is not the main reason for the price drop," said an analyst with consultancy Shanghai JC Intelligence (JCI).
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Crops on 10,583 hectares have been washed away while another 600,587 hectares of farmland have been partially damaged, according the disaster ministry, in a big blow to the farm-dependent country which lost around 1 million tonnes of rice in flash floods in April.
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By the end of his investigation, all the P's, shall we say, rained down upon President Trump and, as Colbert phrased it, he was "drowning in P." We can't say that this diagram washed away any of our worries, but we appreciate the help.
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It took two trains heading for the Black Sea coast in Romania over 24 hours to make the journey from the west of the country after departing on Monday evening, more than double the time scheduled, because the track was washed away by the flood.
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As Mr. Amar explained, our American story was made possible by the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, a groundbreaking statute that washed away a century of laws, like the frankly named Chinese Exclusion Act, aimed at making sure people like us never became Americans.
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In fact, given all of this — the setting, the food, the feeling that Lim Lao Sa could be washed away in an instant, by a bad mood or even worse weather — I decided that Lim Lao Sa was the platonic ideal of street food.
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And during the tour de force sleepwalking scene — Lady Macbeth's final moments, when she imagines her hands covered with blood that cannot be washed away — Ms. Netrebko was in a zone, one moment emitting chilling outbursts, the next shaping haunted phrases with eerily hushed radiance.
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"Christ, our Savior...was with the Father from the beginning, 'condensed Himself,' if you will, came to this Earth as a man, dwelt among us, washed away our sins, died, was buried, rose again on the third day, and ascended back up to the Father," Founds writes.
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On a recent rescue trip to the ravaged country, the New Yorker who started her non-profit to save and rehome the forgotten dogs of Puerto Rico, found no canines left on Dead Dog Beach, leading her to believe all of them washed away during Hurricane Maria.
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The team, which took seven hours to reach the first affected village after setting off from Chitral, brought along bamboo ladders to help cross rivers where bridges were washed away, and to climb steep sections of terrain, said Fazle Ali Jan, a spokesman for the foundation.
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (Reuters) - Ana Luz, sister-in-law of Ronald Blanco, looked on grimly as neighbors of the murdered Honduran man washed away the rills of blood left where his bullet-ridden body had lain outside his house in a troubled barrio on the outskirts of Tegucigalpa.
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Earl Ray Tomblin said he had asked for help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for Kanawha, Greenbrier and Nicholas counties, which have been swollen with floodwaters that have washed away houses, roads and vehicles and left thousands stranded since a band of thunderstorms struck on Thursday.
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PAPAGU, Solomon Islands (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Three years ago, thousands of farmers living on the flat fertile plains of Guadalcanal, the largest island in this South Pacific nation, watched their homes and crops washed away by the strongest torrential rain and flooding they had ever seen.
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She lost her house and all of her belongings, and the most important thing for her family — the Kongoji Temple, the historic Buddhist temple according to Nobuo had been established about 1,200 years ago and had been the heart of the community for centuries — had washed away.
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It's not always fair to judge someone's relationship based on a few hours of footage grabbed for the sake of a reality TV show, but James' name-calling and angry outbursts at Raquel aren't something that can be washed away with the ol' "out of context" explanation.
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Still, the glowing potential of the 22019 season hasn't entirely washed away the pain of how 25.25 ended, with Boone and many of his players watching as those very Red Sox, who eliminated the Yankees in the American League divisional round, went on to win it all.
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Instead, they've argued, assuming the presidency — and the authority to uphold the Constitution that came with it — washed away any Islamophobic impetus for a travel ban, and left solely the desire to protect the United States from people who might take advantage of insufficient passport requirements from certain countries.
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The inhabitants of the Balearics, visited by 14 million people each year, have grasped the need for a green shift due to traffic jams and pollution in the summer, and extreme weather such as droughts and storms that have caused water shortages and washed away beaches, Groizard said.
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Leave aside the biblical condemnation at the top and the 'reds and yellows' slur at the bottom and you're left with the middle part, which seems to pine for an era of this country that included slavery, a stain on the country that will never be washed away.
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We were going at the exact wrong time, tourists and expats past told us, at the tail-end of the rainy season when the humidity pushes the heat index up 20 degrees and plans can be washed away in thunderous downpours that turn streets into rushing rivers of mud.
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NEW DELHI/BHUBANESWAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At least 300 people have died in eastern and central India and more than six million others have been affected by floods that have submerged villages, washed away crops, destroyed roads and disrupted power and phone lines, officials said on Tuesday.
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Last weekend, all of Bostic's belongings,which he thought were safe, sat in a pile of rubble as Clendenin denizens were cleaning up, the Gazette-Mail reported Residents James and Sandra Derrick, a couple in their early 70s who barely escaped the flooding, found the foundation of their house washed away.
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According to the Division of Sleep Medicine at the Harvard Medical School, the short-term productivity gains from skipping sleep to work are quickly washed away by the detrimental effects of sleep deprivation on your mood, ability to focus, and access to higher-level brain functions for days to come.
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And then it was off to see Chip on the Noisey stage, who, for a man of such small stature, could summon up so much energy it felt like the sand was going to cave in under our feet and we would all be washed away by the Adriatic sea.
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Across the water, sea walls try to hold back the water from the shoreline homes of Southampton, but they ultimately cause the beach to be washed away, which is why, said Eric Shultz, head of Southampton's board of town trustees, officials are trying to dissuade residents from building new sea walls.
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Maybe in Keanu Reeves or Olivia Munn, but even so, the side of myself that is understood as Asian — that is seen — is as washed away as theirs, and that is because we live in a world that doesn't make time for ambiguity, that continues to reward whiteness with privilege.
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It's also a devastating reminder of an event that reshaped the contours of civic life: the water shortages caused by inundated water-treatment facilities, the roads closed because bridges had been washed away, the mildewed carpet and drywall piled up in mountains in virtually every neighborhood in town, the funerals.
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