The screen is now cracked and the motherboard is waterlogged.
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Peatlands are usually waterlogged, which serves as natural fire protection.
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She tried to call loved ones using her waterlogged cellphone.
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When a heavy rain comes, the ground is already waterlogged.
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Eleven dives in three days have him a little waterlogged.
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Photos show the sad, waterlogged robot cop partially submerged in defeat.
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Waterlogged couches, televisions and refrigerators commingled with toys, clothing and books.
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Dive into SpongeBob SquarePants, filled with waterlogged hilarity and nautical nonsense!
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The floorboards were waterlogged and would swell and buckle within days.
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Fernandez emphasized that the waterlogged soil is causing numerous fatal landslides.
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But the bundled reeds that kept the craft afloat became waterlogged.
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Farmers, meanwhile, are staring at waterlogged fields and expecting more floods.
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The salmon becomes somewhat waterlogged—but that's the way you want it.
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Transportation across the waterlogged city of Houston is a concern, Carranza said.
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In Jamaica Bay, New York, an abandoned car sits waterlogged in 1973.
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The goal is to return the peatlands to their original waterlogged state.
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In Wisconsin, the year-round work culminates in waterlogged weeks of autumn.
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And if not, why were all the waterlogged walkers only then emerging?
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On such occasions, the fire department had often helped pump out waterlogged basements.
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But even the biggest, fastest planter is no match for a waterlogged field.
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Peatlands — thick layers of waterlogged, partially decomposed vegetation — hold enormous amounts of carbon.
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Aerial images showed waterlogged fields stretching as far as the eye could see.
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After all, he had made almost no progress in repairing his waterlogged home.
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A double-locking system protects the memory card and the battery from getting waterlogged.
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More than 30,000 houses are flooded and as many as a million vehicles waterlogged.
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The duo released a song for the video that is, in a word: waterlogged.
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He wanted to turn around as he approached a waterlogged bridge over Greens Bayou.
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Images of Charleston showed powerful waves crashing onto the shore and a waterlogged downtown.
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Beneath the mask, this titan has grown as pallid and fleshy as a waterlogged corpse.
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Houston's theater district was particularly hard-hit, with almost every venue reported to be waterlogged.
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It also protects the skin from becoming waterlogged when a hippo is in the water.
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In hard-hit Denham Springs, residents were gutting waterlogged homes, dumping soaked carpets and mattresses.
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Soggy deposits allow for the preservation of waterlogged organic materials such as leather and wood.
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When sodium is low, she tells me, your cells become waterlogged and begin to swell.
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Photo: Mark Baker (AP)Are these invasive cane toads waterlogged, or just really, really thirsty?
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The air-filled organic layer is a much better insulator than the waterlogged mineral soil.
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In waterlogged soil, the microscopic spaces around the grains of sediment are filled with water.
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No place in Europe is under greater threat from climate change than the waterlogged Netherlands.
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The dank, waterlogged conditions belie the desert conditions at the surface, some 70 feet above.
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The field was a waterlogged pit of mud, beaten into submission by never-ending rain.
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It is a common experience in the waterlogged sprawl that is Houston and its suburbs.
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A lot of his content involves scrounging up waterlogged laptops, nail polish containers, or GoPros.
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Cars were brought to a standstill Tuesday by yellow-tinged water on waterlogged streets, photos showed.
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Waterlogged chirrups seemingly recorded in the slime-infested hull of Ellen Ripley's doomed starship the Nostromo.
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A deft user of Twitter, Ocasio-Cortez posted a photograph of her disintegrated, waterlogged campaign shoes.
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Others are incalculable: waterlogged photos, frayed communities, the invisible moorings of permanence and safety swept away.
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The next day, as my neighbors piled the waterlogged books to be pulped, some were weeping.
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The Waterlogged app, available on iPhone and Android devices, makes logging every ounce you drink a breeze.
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It's warped, waterlogged, alien and, rather suitably, it sounds like it's been beamed in from another planet.
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Tai stabs the waterlogged mass with a stick and fishes it out, dumping it at my feet.
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It was hard to run here, especially in my bulky Adidas, which quickly became heavy and waterlogged.
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So the village fishermen sprang into action, racing toward waterlogged dinghies as screams echoed over the water.
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He takes off his sweatshirt, fishes out his waterlogged board, and tries again, with the same result.
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Our conversation kicked off with the weather, which had been (and has continued to be) particularly waterlogged.
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Massive piles of shattered roofs, waterlogged appliances and wrecked boats fill entire neighborhoods and line US 2000.
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But the names of other cities became synonymous with Florence's waterlogged destruction: Wilmington; Lumberton; Jacksonville; New Bern.
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Bodies are harder to lift when they are waterlogged: Limbs are fragile and parts can come away.
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In one, he throws paper towels over the waterlogged field to his team on the other side.
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Bangladesh is itself poor, overcrowded and waterlogged, and has been reluctant to take on more displaced Rohingya.
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Undeterred, I brandished my umbrella like a shield and waded through the waterlogged streets of Stone Town.
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Now, Vega Lastra's roof has holes in it, and her waterlogged wooden floorboards buckle with each step.
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The son of shopkeepers, López Obrador grew up in the waterlogged plains of the southeastern state of Tabasco.
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Flash flood warnings were also issued in southeastern Texas as the storm moved out of that waterlogged region.
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Those unable to return to their waterlogged homes, must make do in cramped and under-resourced relief shelters.
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Many of the Siberian and Alaskan fires are burning carbon-dense peat soils, which would normally be waterlogged.
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But with more rain forecast at an already waterlogged course there is no guarantee conditions will be playable.
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The landfill situation has only become worse as Puerto Ricans look to throw away damaged and waterlogged debris.
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The group had walked or taken taxis from the waterlogged sports complex, leaving behind most of their possessions.
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The Neediest Cases Fund He dropped his waterlogged loafers off the roof and watched them fall five stories.
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Others would load coal onto wagons that run on waterlogged train tracks through a labyrinthine system of tunnels.
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Officials warned that rising floodwaters could wash out roads and close bridges, leaving residents stranded in their waterlogged communities.
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The final abode is on a wooded, intermittently waterlogged double lot on South San Francisco Street, near the university.
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Reuters visited nearly a dozen such bunkers, some waterlogged and constructed on farm land or next to people's houses.
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Then come the dire warnings about waterlogged cars being put up for sale without any notice about flood damage.
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Here and there, residents took the first steps toward recovery, shoveling out their homes and dragging away waterlogged furniture.
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Because the plant material is waterlogged, decomposition actually slows as it forms peat—thick, mucky, layers of organic matter.
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"Flood?" said Michael Asser, poking fun at the situation after he opened his front door to a waterlogged reporter.
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Other houses had been empty for so long that kitchens had plunged into basements; moss grew on waterlogged carpeting.
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The vegetation, which is waterlogged year-round, lacks oxygen and other nutrients that would lead to its quick decomposition.
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Rosie Robledo was still sifting through her waterlogged belongings when we visited Houston's flooded South Belt neighborhood on Sept.
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Some Texas power plants had to switch from coal to natural gas when their due coal piles became waterlogged.
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The new homeless are left with no choice but to trudge through the waterlogged landscape towards hastily improvised shelters.
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The end result was always a bit too waterlogged, a smidgen too gritty, a lot all over the place.
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It's just a conduit for the Warriors to claim another victory over the waterlogged sadasses living in their pipes.
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In this particular segment, after previewing Charleston and its future floods, the meteorologist visits the waterlogged Norfolk, Virginia, of today.
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The shoeless, waterlogged teen happened upon a stranger and told them who she was and asked them to call 911.
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But widespread rain over the weekend may have kept some fields waterlogged, and some light showers are forecast this week.
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Given that waterlogged shoes tend to weigh considerably more than their dry counterparts, the lighter the original shoe, the better.
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I tell you this as someone who's accidentally waterlogged a pair of her espadrilles, and had to buy a replacement.
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But the risk, says Gauci, is that rising waters will trigger a burst of methane emissions from the waterlogged trees.
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Residents returning to waterlogged communities began the painstaking process of surveying the damage, cleaning up and salvaging whatever they could.
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As Inpon fruitlessly mopped the porch of his waterlogged house, a young family evacuated their stilt home in the rain.
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In waterlogged Grafton, where river levels were expected to fall in the coming days, residents looked forward to a reprieve.
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A trio of Coast Guard members were just leaving after helping him throw out all his waterlogged furniture and electronics.
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As for the Verrazano statue, the papers from 258 were too waterlogged to read when the time capsule was opened.
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The island, part of the Tubigon chain in the central Philippines, is waterlogged at least one-third of the year.
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In another, also titled "That Girl," the waterlogged heroine chokes on an off-brand Wonder Woman figurine with blond hair.
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These are swampy jungles where vegetation that falls to the ground does not completely decay because of the waterlogged soil.
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But the waterlogged fields where the grain grows are the ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes, so the disease is rampant.
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Once the team is all a little less waterlogged, they huddle over a cooking station and make a game plan.
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After all that waterlogged woe, it's hard not to feel wrung out with emotion when Pericles reaches safe harbor at last.
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Huge puddles of muddy water line the slum's waterlogged paths, where the camp's early risers are already knee-deep in sludge.
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In a night full of hashtags, the one for the selfie with a waterlogged Dr. Phil might be the best: #HeRich.
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Since all the land in their village was flooded and waterlogged, family members decided to leave Kamal's body in the river.
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While firefighters entered the charred, waterlogged building on Wednesday, nervous families gathered outside the ward, awaiting news of their loved ones.
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And when oxygen concentrations are low—as is often the case in waterlogged permafrost soils—decomposition of organic matter produces methane.
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Get yourself nice and comfy and settle into a fantastic hour of battery-acid-damaged boogie, corrosive cosmic, and waterlogged house.
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L.B. Bambhaniya, administrator of flood-ravaged Banaskantha district in Gujarat, said 350 villages had been waterlogged, hitting cotton and groundnut crops.
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AVONDALE, La. — Brian Stuard made steady golf pay off on a waterlogged course in the haunting cypress swamps outside New Orleans.
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Cat Mckinney, a rising senior at LSU, tweeted a photo of the school's waterlogged library alongside the gleaming new sports space.
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They are ghost ships -- overturned wooden fishing boats 2452 to 28 feet in length, waterlogged and half buried in the sand.
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Still, it does establish that our iconic child ghost-villain Samara (contortionist Bonnie Morgan) is still stringy-haired, waterlogged, and evil.
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The book was a challenge, a secondhand paperback crammed with huge and violent emotions in small, crowded type on waterlogged pages.
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Despite the waterlogged streets, Wuhan's locals still managed to go on with their daily lives, bravely wading through the knee-deep waters.
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The waterlogged areas became a breeding ground for mosquitoes that can carry diseases such as Zika, dengue, malaria and chikungunya, Arias said.
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That means the rain will continue to pound the same waterlogged ground — which, combined with storm surge, is leading to deadly flooding.
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In 2016, Benoit purchased his first fixer-upper, a waterlogged Model S rotting in a New Jersey auction yard, for just $14,000.
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As the city flooded and residents became trapped in their waterlogged homes, Houston mayor Sylvester Turner defended his decision not to evacuate.
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Scientists also hope that waterlogged minerals in the sample could tell whether the water in Earth's oceans came from asteroids like Bennu.
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You may have thought that your only options were Greek yogurt or that fruit-at-the-bottom, waterlogged kind, but think again.
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Videos posted to social media showed a tapestry of damage near a marina in Mexico Beach: waterlogged homes, flying debris, splintered wood.
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But people have been showing up with waterlogged pills that have turned to a sludgy mix, if they have them at all.
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"There are a few waterlogged fields in France but no impact yet on yield potential," Michel Portier, head of consultancy Agritel, said.
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When used in boiling water, the lids and bands can degrade quickly and put your precious cannabis oils at risk of becoming waterlogged.
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Since all the land in their village is flooded and waterlogged, the family members decided to leave Kamal's body in the Koshi River.
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The team, which was practicing in Dallas when Harvey hit over the weekend, plans to dedicate its upcoming season to the waterlogged city.
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After the water, mildew and mold Other residents have already emptied their once-flooded homes of all their contents, including the waterlogged drywall.
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They could only stay in the water for a few minutes at a time, because they would start to get wrinkly and waterlogged.
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Meanwhile, the Loshaks have torn out the waterlogged kitchen cabinets they installed after their house flooded for the first time, back in 2015.
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The Kremlin and its allies, struggling to right an economy waterlogged by two years of recession, are seeking a life raft, analysts said.
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They've parked it in the airport's small lot, still filled with waterlogged cars that no longer run because they're trying to save gas.
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Its consequences play out in real time, in flooded streets and waterlogged basements, and voters throw their weight behind mitigation efforts at the polls.
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In early 1965, Mr. Nadjari and three detectives recovered many of the gems in a waterlogged suede pouch in a Miami bus station locker.
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So 25 years later, when brands started shipping normally waterlogged products to consumers with all or most of the water removed, I was intrigued.
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The waterlogged peatlands that pepper the Canadian boreal forest, for instance, are now drying out and igniting for the first time in living memory.
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The often-waterlogged Venado weather station 5 miles (8 kilometers) from Guerneville recorded more than 20 inches (50 centimeters) of rain in 48 hours.
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The prospect of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions has hung over the soybean market this week.
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The prospect of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions added to pressure on soybean prices this week.
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They were black, navy, and heather gray, spotted with harlequin diamonds and argyle, and worn with tropical Aloha shirts, sailor hats, and waterlogged hair.
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She found that trees, especially in the extensive flooded forests, were stimulating methane production in the waterlogged soils and mainlining it into the atmosphere.
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The Dutch know all about being waterlogged, and they have advice (for a reasonable fee) for those coping with rising seas around the world.
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Philippines Dispatch On an island in the Philippines, waterlogged for one-third of every year, residents adjust to their sodden existence instead of fleeing.
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Batasan, part of the Tubigon chain in the central Philippines, is waterlogged at least one-third of every year with no elevation to spare.
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A total of 98 players had to finish their opening rounds on Friday after play was suspended due to a waterlogged course on Thursday.
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Among the ruins of Gevarghese's home, the strong odor of disinfectant can't mask the pervasive rotting smell of water-damaged wood and waterlogged upholstery.
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Mr. Lathrop found a neighbor with a truck and lugged the waterlogged canoe — he estimated it weighed several hundred pounds — onto the truck bed.
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He recalled, for example, being about 5 when he took apart a waterlogged quartz watch and replaced its face with a photograph of himself.
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Mumbai brought to a standstill Heavy rains brought Mumbai to a standstill Tuesday, with roads waterlogged with yellow-tinged water, disrupting schools, government, and transport.
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Lazy days in the pool or relaxing nights in a bubble bath can now be accompanied by your favorite book — no waterlogged pages in sight.
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In a survey of the 29,000 affiliated clubs, 49% reported that at least five fixtures per season were cancelled because of frozen or waterlogged pitches.
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Towards the beginning of An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, former vice president Al Gore stands shin-deep on the side of a waterlogged road.
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Make sure to wrap your turkey securely in a plastic bag so water can't leak in — you do not want a waterlogged turkey, she says.
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Landslides ripped through waterlogged areas in Chiba and Fukushima prefectures, in eastern and northeastern Japan, which were inundated by their third rainstorms in six weeks.
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NCEI's Smith explained that a storm's price tag includes what can be measured: blown-over homes, shattered glass office towers, flooded factories, and waterlogged machinery.
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Tortilla soup is even better when the once-crispy tortilla strips get a little waterlogged (Bon Appetit has dubbed this magical texture "crispy-gone-soggy").
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At one point, a cast that a prison doctor had put on his hand — a finger had been broken by the Somali gunmen — became waterlogged.
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City Kitchen I know I'm not the only one who grew up on waterlogged canned beets, which definitely predisposes a person to dislike the vegetable.
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The episode opens with some aerial shots of a waterlogged Oxford, and the sense of scale and level of world-building is made instantly clear.
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Wheat crop ratings also declined sharply for the second week in a row, suggesting a drier spell last week brought limited benefit to waterlogged fields.
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Her garage is now full of rubble, much of her antique furniture is waterlogged and potentially unusable, and her sheetrock had to be stripped out.
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Videos posted on social media since then have shown rain leaking heavily into a waterlogged passenger terminal, and a flooded car park at the new airport.
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His efforts, including a frantic swim the last 10 or so feet and an epic, one-handed catch, ultimately saved his drone from a waterlogged demise.
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Bradley parred the first extra hole to edge Rose after the pair had finished regulation on 20-under-par 64 at waterlogged Aronimink in suburban Philadelphia.
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Worst flooding yet to come for waterlogged Carolinas, Kavanaugh accuser goes public and southern China cleans up after super typhoon, catch up on the latest headlines.
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The prospect of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions has weighed on soybeans ahead of Friday's USDA planting estimates.
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Radwanska had trouble guiding the weighty, waterlogged balls in the changed conditions, and she received medical attention for her right hand midway through the third set.
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The plant became waterlogged and lost power needed to keep volatile chemicals cooled after Hurricane Harvey dumped more than 50 inches of rain on the area.
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The September 275 front page of the New York Times, which reported on Hurricane Dorian's devastation, is about a third waterlogged as if soiled by floodwaters.
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Great Abaco was littered with mounds of unused construction materials, waterlogged notebooks and Bibles, stained piles of tattered clothes, single shoes, overturned bathtubs and rotting mattresses.
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In Mozambique, which bore its brunt, it leveled 22,23 homes, inundated entire towns and left a vast swath of rich farmland waterlogged or smeared in mud.
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"I sweat like hell," Dr. Belfort said, peeling his gloves off pale waterlogged hands that looked as if they'd spent too long in the bath. Mrs.
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For the next four years, the Spitalnys continued living in their waterlogged, second-floor home on a peninsula at the far western end of Coney Island.
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Peatland is boggy, waterlogged ground, loaded with layers of decomposing plants that can't get enough oxygen to support the microorganisms that would normally break them down.
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Great Abaco was littered with mounds of unused construction materials, waterlogged notebooks and Bibles, stained piles of tattered clothes, single shoes, overturned bathtubs and rotting mattresses.
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Seattle took a 25-16.73 lead in the 216.7th minute on a goal by Cristian Roldan, who made his way through the waterlogged turf to score.
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The waterlogged fields suggested that a tsunami had recently receded, leaving the earth striated by long glassy puddles that acted as mirrors between the planting rows.
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The picture is similar in Poland, where rain also disrupted winter grain sowings and waterlogged fields were being reported, said Wojtek Sabaranski of analysts Sparks Polska.
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Waterlogged fields could pose a bigger risk to French crops, with the possibility of plant roots being damaged and nutrients such as nitrogen fertiliser being lost.
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This is designed to have the small drops impact the mesh, and when it becomes waterlogged, water drips into the collection trough and then into the container.
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The waterlogged disaster movie "The Finest Hours" is a moderately gripping whoosh of nostalgia that shamelessly recycles the '50s cliché of the squeaky-clean all-American hero.
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With the ground completely covered in waterlogged snow, the temperature then plummeted to -40 degrees Celsius, and it stayed that way for the rest of the winter.
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My parents&apos home across the street from my old high school suffered only minor damage, though neighbors still wait for available contractors to fix waterlogged walls.
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He led Reuters to a nearby rice paddy and pointed to a waterlogged crater where he said he buried the unexploded mortar used in the army operation.
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The afternoon sun did little to illuminate the dark interior, so what I saw was silhouettes of overturned, waterlogged furniture and unidentifiable objects covered in wet mud.
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Dr. Moore and the marine biologist Julie van der Hoop liken it to a human swimming long distances in wet jeans, heavy waterlogged jackets or work boots.
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Great Abaco is littered with mounds of unused construction materials, waterlogged notebooks and Bibles, stained piles of tattered clothes, single shoes, overturned bath tubs and rotting mattresses.
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VENICE — Every other spring I come to this waterlogged city, take the vaporetto to a garden in its eastern edge and walk into a large white building.
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But not all of the Houston-area's 228 million residents were in position to go back to work and were dealing with home repairs and waterlogged possessions.
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Naturally, the fifth act ends with something that feels like a beginning: a hazy orange sunrise, shimmering across a waterlogged town the morning after a terrible storm.
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William Harrison, 9, from Washington, held up a waterlogged cardboard sign he drew with markers of a shark pleading with humanity to save him from global warming.
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On the road to Tica, around 80 kilometers (49 miles) from Beira's beaches, drone footage revealed massive tracts of waterlogged land and huge trees snapped like twigs.
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It's hard to imagine but there were yachts in the middle of major highways, cars overturned, trees uprooted, and dead, waterlogged bodies in the middle of the street.
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So I strapped on my worst pair of socks and headed into the damp, waterlogged land of Field Day to ask the youth of today the big question.
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The wettest 12 months in recorded U.S. history have exacted a price — millions of acres of waterlogged fields remain unplanted during the worst farm crisis since the '53s.
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Even as some waterlogged regions between Austin and Houston struggle to drain, meteorologists warn that more heavy rain and flooding are in the forecast for later this week.
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But not all of the Houston-area's 24 million residents were in position to go back to work and instead were dealing with waterlogged houses and sodden possessions.
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It's been an odd few months of weather in the San Francisco Bay Area, with a January that felt like May and a waterlogged March of relentless storms.
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There are far fewer shelters and significantly less aid, only rows of flimsy nylon tents that look like they wouldn't survive a weekend festival, pitched in waterlogged ground.
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Peterson, 28, was among the early starters who got through most of their rounds before wet weather left waterlogged parts of the two courses used for the tournament.
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There's not much advantage in freezing veggies with a high-moisture content — this includes cucumbers, cabbage, radishes, mushrooms and lettuce, which would be waterlogged and mushy once thawed.
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The most waterlogged passage, which had taken five hours to navigate in the early going, could now be traversed in two hours with the help of guide ropes.
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No one has a clear idea of how many people across southeast Texas are missing, how many have evacuated, or how many are trapped in their waterlogged homes.
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That investment has never been more vital than now, as companies weigh the responsibility of staying to help Houston versus the benefits of moving to less-waterlogged areas.
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So here is my resolution: to find as many ordinary miracles as a waterlogged winter can put forth, as many resurrections as an eerily early springtime will allow.
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"Some of my team are treating cuts while others are pulling out waterlogged ceiling tiles," said Wilson, who has been doing disaster response for more than a decade.
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Landslides ripped waterlogged areas in the region, inundated by its third rainstorm in six weeks, and in some places a month's worth of rain fell in half a day.
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Land is a burden—always on the brink of becoming waterlogged; always needing breaking, sowing, hoeing; always fickle, dragging its owners to their knees with toil and financial woe.
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On this boat ride through waterlogged streets, Vittert and volunteer fireman Josh Bergman spotted two dogs, a large canine and a puppy, stranded on a porch surrounded by water.
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My previous experience of drinking large volumes of water taught me that even with the assistance of an app, like Waterlogged or Hydro Coach, it's easy to fall behind.
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Traders also noted the prospect of farmers switching acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions has weighed on soybeans ahead of Friday's USDA planting estimates.
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First, the settlement was constructed above a small river, so much of it was waterlogged right from the start (moist, soggy conditions prevent organic materials, like wood, from degrading).
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The ranch currently consists of four dilapidated and waterlogged residential buildings and two enormous, sun-dappled barns for horses, cattle and sheep, now the residences of birds and rodents.
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Which really came as a result of the fact that it rained, and the pitch got completely waterlogged — there was nine inches of mud, and it slowed everything down.
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All of the materials recovered from the harbor will be intensely waterlogged, and RIMAP warns that none of the findings can be studied until a lab space is created.
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I spend part of each day at our waterlogged house, where I have been able to resume working from an upstairs office as well as organize the rebuilding effort.
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Steve Schale, the local strategist who ran President Barack Obama's 2008 campaign in Florida, sat next to me, poring over results as they came in on his waterlogged tablet.
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Inside the ventilation room at Union Square, Cuomo delivered some remarks about the scourge of garbage in the subway and then led the group out onto the waterlogged tracks.
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Hurricane Sandy shoved the East River across the F.D.R. Drive onto the streets of Manhattan, reducing the ostensible hub of the universe to a blacked-out, waterlogged, immobile shambles.
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We personally hate when a delivery order of fried chicken arrives suffocating inside a styrofoam takeout container that's just dripping with condensation, getting all that nice crispy skin disgustingly waterlogged.
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It spent the morning hovering over the mountainous regions, drenching them in feet of rain until the waterlogged soil began to slide down the hillsides, crushing houses and burying roads.
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With roads still waterlogged, preventing drowning deaths is a first priority, Tegan Boehmer, acting chief of the Health Studies Branch at CDC's National Center for Environmental Health, told BuzzFeed News.
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Rising sea levels have turned the Big Apple into a waterlogged metropolis, and Robinson follows the lives of a large cast of characters making their way in this new world.
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Soggy conditions and waterlogged fields have raised concerns about crop damage and disease, which could reduce farmer revenues at a time when grain prices are already near multi-year lows.
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Vehicles gingerly made their way through waterlogged roadways as residents sloshed through flooded streets -- navigating waist-high water in some areas -- after being sent home early from offices and schools.
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Saffron-clad Hindu ascetics, some barefoot and with photos of the cave around their necks, trudge the 46 km (28 mile) route to the cave across glaciers and waterlogged trails.
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GAUHATI, India — Heavy rains and floods have killed at least seven people and forced about 1.2 million in India to leave their waterlogged homes in the northeastern state of Assam.
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Because these types of tailings dams are waterlogged, they are easily susceptible to cracks and other damage that can cause bursts like the one that occurred last week near Brumadinho.
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But at the ancient temple of Kom Ombo, 2100 miles south of Cairo, where archaeologists recently unearthed a stack of decaying mummies, peril takes a more prosaic form: waterlogged foundations.
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Shore occasionally employs live strings, but more often than not, it's the synthesizers that feel human: bass thumps turn into heartbeats; synthetic wooshes approximate breathing; distant, waterlogged arpeggios evoke the womb.
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Much of south-east England received half a month s worth of rain in just a matter of hours this week, and waterlogged fields surrounding the event have been deemed unusable.
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Indonesia's peat forests were unusually vulnerable last year, due both to efforts to drain peatlands to grow crops (in their natural state they are too waterlogged for agriculture) and to drought.
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Cooking them gently stops them from moving around too much in the pot, which can burst their skins and make them mushy and waterlogged on the surface but still crunchy within.
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CHICAGO, Aug 11 (Reuters) - As severe weather ravaged the U.S. Midwest this spring, agricultural software company Sentera was swamped with frustrated farmers and traders uploading drone videos of waterlogged crop fields.
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The prospect of farmers switching some acreage from corn to later-planted soybeans because of waterlogged conditions has weighed on the soybean market ahead of U.S. government planting estimates on Friday.
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Murray has already made tennis history of his own in this waterlogged tournament, becoming the first British man since Bunny Austin in 1937 to reach the singles final at Roland Garros.
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Houses in low-lying areas are still submerged, roads are waterlogged and the sewage from drains have washed into channels that are too slow-moving to effectively flush out the effluent.
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When their surfboards became too worn and waterlogged to use, they broke them apart, took off the fiberglass, and shaped the foam inside into five or six different hand-held boards.
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And here in North Carolina, residents were girding for a hard recovery in places like Hope Mills, where Marie Pelkey, 42, stared through the trees at her younger sister's waterlogged home.
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Thousands of people with the misfortune to live in the paths of these storms are now making long, fearful drives to waterlogged homes, just like the one I made in 2005.
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With three looks to construct from the bottom up, the workroom's sea level rose fast, and there was simply no time to tread in the conflama that waterlogged last week's episode.
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Texts where "each leaf crackled when turned, as if the books had been waterlogged and poorly dried"; and "the syrupy tang of motor oil, the whiskey of petrol" in a garage.
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In the second largest grain producer Germany, worries focused on frosts that reached minus 10 degrees Celsius and below, hitting wheat fields already waterlogged after the wet start to the winter.
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But when a representative of the Army Corps of Engineers stood at the microphone to address residents of this waterlogged neighborhood outside of Tulsa, there was a sudden burst of anger.
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The Jupiter-hued liquid is a consequence of mining lignite—a soft, waterlogged coal that's bottom-shelf cheap but produces less energy and 22more C02 emissions per ton than other fossil fuels.
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Should a colony find itself waterlogged, ants will protect their queen by forming a mass around her, as well as eggs, larvae, and pupae (ants that are in between larvae and adults).
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Chicago corn and soybean prices rose as weekend rain in the U.S. Midwest kept the focus on waterlogged conditions that have disrupted planting and put a question mark over this year's harvest.
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Three states rolled out emergency plans Monday as subtropical Storm Alberto made landfall with driving rain and high winds that ended Memorial Day festivities early and sent National Guardsmen into waterlogged communities.
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And even in the parts that were open, the highway sometimes proved to be an obstacle course of debris, forcing cars and trucks to drive on waterlogged shoulders to avoid fallen trees.
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The members of the Wild Boars were only released from hospital in the last week, after being rescued from a waterlogged cave by an international team of divers while the world watched.
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Wearing utility clothing for this operation is a good idea, as you're likely to wind up a bit waterlogged, with bits of old food on you, or possibly just a little sweaty.
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In the days after the waters receded, people across Houston vacuumed mud up off their floors, peeled sheetrock from their walls, trashed waterlogged mattresses and family heirlooms and expensive bottles of wine.
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Again and again, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Livesey and Mr. Maske hoisted waterlogged men onto the deck and bundled them into the shelter of the forward hold, the engine compartment or the wheelhouse.
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In fact, they said, they had never even left this waterlogged stretch of marsh and mountain in Myanmar, and had been swept up in the government's broad repression of the Rohingya minority.
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He said the Army Corps of Engineers had informed him that those homes would remain waterlogged for the next 1003 to 2100 days as water continued to be released into Buffalo Bayou.
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Images from Jakarta's greater metropolitan area, which is home to about 30 million people, showed residents wading through chest-high flood waters as they attempted to retrieve items from their waterlogged homes.
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What they will hand you is a plastic-wrapped hunk of rust-colored, barely cooked-through dough that is far heavier than you expected it to be—like it's waterlogged with canola oil.
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The destruction was evident -- waterlogged cars sat on the side of the road and in front of budget hotels -- but the water had receded and people seemed in recovery rather than rescue mode.
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The city's mayor, in particular, has made an issue of pushing floodwaters back, going so far as to shoot a campaign video that (jokingly?) features him paddling down waterlogged streets instead of driving.
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In a subdivision across this slowly resurfacing town, a team of family and friends were helping drag everything out of Jim Bridges's waterlogged house, to which he had finally returned on Tuesday afternoon.
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Stuff that's been dead in the water a long time always looks absolutely horrible once it surfaces, which is why waterlogged corpses of unidentifiable animals spur tales about mysterious sea monsters washing ashore.
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Their Season of Mist debut, To Venomous Depths, is a Southern gothic answer to Tribulation's glam death that marries sinewy black/death and gloomy, waterlogged doom with an almost supernatural command of melody.
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And yet my overdose had a paradoxical effect: It grounded my understanding of Europe's most extravagant painter, pulling him from the realm of eccentric genius and planting him back in his waterlogged home.
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When she opened up an unpainted, waterlogged manta, she found the earthy residue had expressed itself in a series of delicate Rorschach-like forms that resembled X-rays of plants or exotic insects.
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Last month at the King's Lynn town ashyard, they found waterlogged deposits from the 1890s which preserved wooden items, things rarely seen after decades in the earth, including cotton reels and dolly pegs.
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Many reported making an arduous trek lasting between 5 and 15 days along hilly and waterlogged roads – but the hazardous journey did not prevent many of them from carrying a solar panel with them.
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Among the problems in the homes were a ceiling that collapsed onto a child's bed, roofs riddled with leaks, peeling lead paint, a wasp infestation, mold blooms, waterlogged drywall and a kitchen gas leak.
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These days, I find myself tracking my water intake with apps instead of carrying around a jug — I love this app called Waterlogged, because you can add your own containers and track by volume.
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The next morning, we joined a retired Canadian teacher, an Australian road tripper and other Starfish volunteers to greet about 50 Syrians and Iraqis in waterlogged shoes, brought ashore by the Hellenic Coast Guard.
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ATHENS — Shortly after landing on the Greek island of Lesbos in a waterlogged dinghy from Turkey, Rahin Salami, an Afghan hoping to reach Germany, boarded a ferry for the port of Piraeus, near Athens.
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To help you emerge from one of these long weekends looking fresh and feeling awesome (not sweaty and waterlogged), we polled some of the biggest festivalgoers around, and asked how they keep it together.
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Remembering what once stood, waterlogged in and around the forest, feels like the least Aedy can do to remind people that Calais wasn't the only pressure point in a crisis we still haven't solved.
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The next day — and the next and the next — I could drive, sort of, and the hours filled with interviews on flooded highways, in waterlogged homes, in shelters filled with people wearing vacant stares.
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The waterlogged, low-bouncing conditions suited the 5-foot-7 Schwartzman perfectly, keeping Nadal's normally arcing shots comfortably in his strike zone and making his flat, zipping shots dive quickly out of Nadal's range.
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Picking their way through ruined and waterlogged streets, rescue officials searched on Monday through neighborhoods on Marco Island, checking in on people who stayed behind during the storm, which made landfall there on Sunday.
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Local municipalities have no housing for the migrants who try to keep moving north, and the police face the gruesome task of identifying the waterlogged bodies of those who die before they reach shore.
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This week, Basquiat is remembered by those close to him, art school bs, US political comics today, how a Houston museum prepared for a hurricane, what artists should do with waterlogged belongings, and more.
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Lauri Markkanen A replacement Finnish sauna bucket and ladle for his old one that got waterlogged when the cleaning crew at the United Center used it for mopping up Disney On Ice by mistake.
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As many as 4 inches of rain fell on the city, the NWS said, and by the looks of the small lake in Waldo Stadium, the entire area may have looked like a waterlogged sponge.
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Almost submerged in the ancient baths, dressed in a waterlogged suit, the musician closes his eyes as he spoons invisible soup from a saucer, while the shrouding steam seems to transport him into the afterlife.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - It does not yet appear that Argentina will repeat last year's waterlogged April, but forecasts are calling for wetter conditions over the next several weeks – just as the country's soybean harvest switches on.
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For example, scans can show farmers where and when pests or diseases are emerging on their land, the nitrogen levels in the leaves of their plants or where their crops are too dry or waterlogged.
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She had left behind her family, and the mango tree, and walked two hours along mucky paths and through waterlogged fields, hitching a ride in a rickety wooden canoe where the water got too deep.
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The Arkema SA plant outside of Houston in 2017 became waterlogged and lost power needed to keep volatile chemicals cooled after Hurricane Harvey dumped more than 50 inches (1.27 m) of rain on the area.
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A December report by a Vale-appointed panel of experts found the collapse was partially triggered by a "persistently high water level," but did not say who was to blame for the dam becoming waterlogged.
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"We are training really hard for the Olympics and we know we can make it (do well)," said captain Kate Abilla, as the team practised backline moves on a waterlogged and unkept pitch in Nairobi.
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The 1995 semi-final between hosts South Africa and France was delayed by an hour due to a waterlogged pitch, but famously went ahead after a team of cleaning ladies took to it with brooms.
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After heavy rain from storm Florence, which hit the Carolina coast as a hurricane on Friday, washed out Sunday's program, competition resumed at the waterlogged Tryon International Equestrian Center with Britain enjoying a golden day.
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Peat forms in waterlogged regions where plants add lots of organic material to the soil, but where decomposition is inhibited by a lack of oxygen (and, in the case of boreal and tundra peatlands, low temperatures).
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GENEVA/LONDON (Reuters) - Heavy flooding continued in Iran on Tuesday as many provinces geared up for days of waterlogged misery and authorities warned of possible floods in the capital Tehran as well the oil-rich south.
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The label's secret weapon is Last Japan, a producer with the ability to craft the kind of cinematically-minded, warped, weird, and waterlogged instrumental grime that genuinely sounds like the music of a corrupted near-future.
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A terrific Alex Breaux plays a swimmer with high Olympic hopes and a waterlogged moral compass who becomes embroiled in ethical problems when performance-enhancing drugs are found in a refrigerator at his gym (23:21).
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Inside a pants pocket was a wallet containing a wad of waterlogged cash, rewards cards from Subway and a chain of erotic boutiques, and an Ohio state ID for Jerold Christoper Haas, born September 30, 1975.
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A terrific Alex Breaux plays a swimmer with high Olympic hopes and a waterlogged moral compass who becomes embroiled in ethical problems when performance-enhancing drugs are found in a refrigerator at his gym (1:30).
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A terrific Alex Breaux plays a swimmer with high Olympic hopes and a waterlogged moral compass who becomes embroiled in ethical problems when performance-enhancing drugs are found in a refrigerator at his gym (21987:21).
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Laurel Canyon Boulevard, the well-traveled thoroughfare curling its way through this city's historic rock 'n' roll enclave, was closed for two days after the waterlogged porch of a house collapsed onto the roadway, blocking traffic.
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A 3D avatar of Perry materializes, as though she wants to explain the exhibition — but suddenly the background switches from memory-error-blue to an extreme close-up of Perry's skin churning, looking both molten and waterlogged.
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Even under this new policy, older iPhones can only be traded in if damaged "within reason," 9to5 reported, which presumably means the phone must be at least be functional and not, say, waterlogged or smashed to pieces.
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Every now and then — depending on your vehicle and exactly how deep the water is — it's possible to sneak through a deep puddle, but attempting to navigate anything more waterlogged is always likely to end in disaster.
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To protect their guests, as well as the bride's gown, from the rain, the couple moved the festivities into a tent … which a weary and waterlogged street dog also seemed to think was a very good idea.
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PEARL RIVER, La. — "I think what we're seeing right now is what we're going to get," J. J. Jennings, the police chief of this small and currently waterlogged city near the Mississippi border, said with nervous optimism.
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With its sagging, waterlogged analog synths lines and hushed spoken word, this one's pretty unified in sound and spirit, shot through with the wistful discontent that breathes life into so much of the world's best synth instrumentals.
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This anthropogenic seesaw ride receives its starkest dramatization in a sequence where the hands sculpt an elaborate medieval fortification out of sand, then tilt watering cans above it as the increasingly waterlogged structure droops away like melting wax.
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Due to begin on Wednesday, the annual international horse show's opening day was initially cancelled for the first time in it's 66-year history due to severe flooding, which left fields surrounding the event too waterlogged to use.
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In Houston, they now join locals and other out-of-towners who are patrolling waterlogged streets, opening their doors to strangers in need, offering their time and talents and choosing to help others instead of seeking higher ground.
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More than 20,000 people have had to be rescued from the flooding this weekend, Louisiana officials said, in a waterlogged stretch from the parishes to the north and east of Baton Rouge west past the city of Lafayette.
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Bennu contains a bounty of waterlogged minerals while Ryugu — according to papers published Tuesday in the journal Science — appears to hold only wisps of water, as if the material had been heated to hundreds of degrees and dried out.
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The severe weather will race from Texas to the Great Lakes region on Friday, bringing with it fierce winds, hail and potentially more tornadoes in a region that has found itself fighting multiple crises through a waterlogged, miserable spring.
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Large parts of southern China's planting regions have been waterlogged, affecting rice, tobacco and fruit production, he said, adding that rainfall in the south over the next 10 days is expected to exceed average levels by between 30%-70%.
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Image: Simon LewisA newly-discovered peatland in the Congo Basin of central Africa contains an estimated 22016 billion tons of carbon in its waterlogged soils—equivalent to three times the total annual carbon emissions of every human being alive today.
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RadioShack is peddling pretty much everything it still owns, including some very questionable items like these waterlogged clipboards (for only 50 cents!) and a giant 50 gallon trash can that frankly has no business being anywhere except for a suburban mall.
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Though slow-moving Florence has moved into the U.S. northeast, allowing glimpses of sunlight in the waterlogged state, at least 16 rivers remained at a major flood stage with three others set to crest in the coming days, the state said.
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The remnants of Florence, which came ashore as a hurricane on Friday, are still dropping heavy amounts of rain on the already waterlogged Carolinas, with officials warning the worst is yet to come as swollen rivers pose a growing threat.
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With oxygen levels dropping and rainstorms forecast, time is running out on a plan to teach the boys - some as young as 11 and not strong swimmers - to make a dive through narrow, waterlogged passageways that would challenge experienced cavers.
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"The pumice gets waterlogged or negatively buoyant and sinks to the sea floor and gets logged and stuck there, then those plants and animals and sea life can then continue to grow and grow in this new location," Bryan said.
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" The characters regard fabulist encroachments and otherworldly threats with a kind of deadpan practicality: In the first story, the book's central figure, a grandmother, remarks of a waterlogged, eyeless ghost, "The face is where the fish nibble first, you know.
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Some episodes are particularly haunting, like the tale of Jordyn and her mother Colette Sulcer, 41, a nurse who died on Tuesday in the flooding in Beaumont, about 100 miles from waterlogged Houston, as her daughter clung to her body.
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The rain this week shut down Laurel Canyon Boulevard after the waterlogged porch of a house collapsed into the roadway, and flash flood warnings were issued in Los Angeles as storms swept back and forth across the area on Thursday evening.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture is looking into ways to allow farmers who have been unable to plant crops due to rains and waterlogged fields to qualify for farm aid payments, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said on Monday.
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With oxygen levels dropping and rainstorms forecast, time is running out on a plan to teach the boys — some as young as 11 and not strong swimmers — to make a dive through narrow, waterlogged passageways that would challenge experienced cavers.
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Warmer and wetter permafrost landscapes can transition into fully-fledged wetlands; this is already being witnessed through the expansion of open water ponds and so-called "thermokarst" features on Alaska's North Slope, and the dieback of waterlogged boreal forests in northwestern Canada.
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More than 46,000 were stuck in the country on Friday, scattered from islands close to Turkey to the waterlogged fields on the northern frontier with Macedonia, halted by the closures of borders along the Balkans route previously used to reach northern Europe.
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"A dramatic fire 3,000 years ago combined with subsequent waterlogged preservation has left to us a frozen moment in time, which gives us a graphic picture of life in the Bronze Age," noted Duncan Wilson, Chief Executive of heritage organization Historic England.
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Tougher repairs are mailed in from all around the world—Jones specializes in data recovery, meaning she's often trying to make a badly damaged or waterlogged phone work long enough so that she can download the owner's precious photos and messages from it.
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The remnants of Florence, which came ashore as a hurricane on Friday, is still dropping heavy amounts of rain on the already waterlogged Carolinas on Monday, with officials warning the worst is yet to come as swollen rivers pose a growing threat.
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Though Michael has been downgraded to a tropical storm, it's still packing high winds of about 55 mph and heavy rain, posing major flooding danger to wide swaths of the Southeast, including areas still waterlogged from Hurricane Florence a few weeks ago.
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Kai wallows in the murky waters of his waterlogged hometown, but when two classmates offer to bring him to Merfolk Island in exchange for his participation in their band, the promise of encountering its mysterious inhabitants draws Kai from his bedroom grotto.
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Coming on like Boards of Canada at their most pastoral having a blast with some seriously waterlogged old Detroit techno records, it's a beautiful and beguiling record that sits somewhere between the retro-futurist impulses of Blade Runner and JG Ballard's wildest suburban fantasies.
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Sports Briefing | Golf Brian Stuard completed his second straight bogey-free round to take a one-shot lead at the waterlogged Zurich Classic in Avondale, La. Stuard played just six holes, completing his second round with a four-under-par 68 to reach 12 under.
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Washington (CNN)As Hurricane Irma began pelting southern Florida with roaring winds and heavy rains on Sunday, White House social media director Dan Scavino tweeted a video of what he said was a waterlogged Miami International Airport, only to be corrected by the airport itself.
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The judges' 2-to-1 decision opened a path toward possible accountability for ferocious attacks by security forces on civilians that began a year ago and caused immense suffering as some 700,000 men, woman and children struggled to cross the waterlogged border into Bangladesh.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Two people died in a mudslide in Mexico sparked by storm Katia, and thousands were left without power as the weather front dissipated inland on Saturday, threatening to dump rains in waterlogged areas also shaken by a major earthquake this week.
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That's right, the YouTube team known for their mesmerizing slow-motion accounts of things like a spinning waterlogged ball and Jell-O getting hit with a tennis racket are here to answer the question on everyone's mind — what exactly do our uvulas look like mid-gargle?
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We shoot directly into the waterlogged patch of grass beyond the turn at around 30 mph, and just as the car bogs down in the grassy muck, cool-headed Galusha gives it a bit of gas to maintain momentum and brings us slowly back alongside pavement.
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The word itself conjures up images of dismal slabs of cheap MDF layered with an inch-thick coating of waterlogged rolling papers, puffy filters, and clumps of tatty Cutter's Choice that dominate every lounge in every student house in the land like a poorly maintained tombstone.
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After Hurricane Harvey pushed oily floodwaters into their house in August, the Loshaks asked local officials to buy them out, joining more than 3,000 other Houston-area homeowners who grew weary of ripping out waterlogged drywall and ruined refrigerators after three devastating floods in three years.
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As I turned onto a six-acre eastern Long Island garden in pelting rain the other day, the first things I noticed were two gravel tracks, bordered by waterlogged shrubs and the dim silhouette of the landscape designer John Beitel, sheltering in place in his vehicle.
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This latest rainfall figure still needs to be verified by other sources, but it's likely to hold—and even increase—given that Harvey is in the midst of making its third landfall, where it's expected to dump even more rain on the already waterlogged states of Texas and Louisiana.
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John Fekner's "DANGER LIVE ARTISTS" stencil mural has been newly executed by Hunter MFA student Mikey Estes, lining a tunnel that leads you to a photograph of a waterlogged pier hallway, from which you access a slideshow of Sterzing's images accompanied by a soundtrack of artist and audience remembrances.
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The UK government's platinum lounge is a pretty decent symbol for the stupid state we're all in, but it's still worthwhile to look at the particular spaces it inhabits: a glitzy shopping center in an arid emirate; a sad gang of waterlogged islands off the coast of Europe.
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What possibly lay in store, as Mr. Goings had discovered multiple times over the last decade, were searches through waterlogged funeral home records, wrenching family decisions about the opening of coffins, the dreadful risk of wrong guesses and the prospect that no definite identification could be made at all.
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For liquefaction to occur, soil must be relatively loose (when it has a lot of sand in it, it is especially vulnerable); it must be waterlogged (which is often the case in tropical, rainy Indonesia); and it must be shaken violently (as happened during the 7.5-magnitude quake).
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Morey (made by Wham-O) is the quintessential manufacturer of bodyboards, and the intermediate Cruiser model is well worth the price, so don't cheap out and buy anything less, which is bound to snap or get critically waterlogged and end up in the trash sooner rather than later.
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But walking through the crumbling, waterlogged ruins of the fish processing plant where he worked as a young man, Mr. Robertsen cursed the authorities for treating Vardo "like the Belgian Congo," a dependent territory that provides labor but has no real say in, or even knowledge of, its fate.
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A bright slip of a swimsuit seems a small garment on which to hang a knotty morality play, but the ingenious Lucas Hnath engineers this remarkable feat with "Red Speedo," a taut, incisive drama at New York Theater Workshop about a swimmer with high Olympic hopes and a waterlogged ethical compass.
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Darren Fichardt of South Africa won the Joburg Open in Johannesburg with a four-under-par 68 that gave him a one-shot victory over Stuart Manley of Wales and Paul Waring of England in a tournament that was shortened to three rounds because of rain and a waterlogged course.
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While it is possible some regions that were previously too swampy and waterlogged for aardvarks to successfully inhabit could become hospitable as they dried out, it would come at a loss of other ecosystems, and aardvarks would still have a greatly diminished presence on the continent as former grasslands transition to deserts.
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You will find yourself checking approximately 100 times a day to see if your fish is dead, wondering if it might be happier with a castle or perhaps a plastic pineapple, and realizing that its life in that waterlogged box is both very depressing and a very good reminder of your own mortality.
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One of the largest aquifers in the world, the Ogallala, which runs through eight Plains states, is not a vast subterranean lake, as one might imagine, but a 174,000-square-mile layer of waterlogged earth, moving and twisting through strata of dry rock like a wet article of clothing in the laundry bin.
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As the remnants of Imelda moved north on Friday, residents in southeast Texas were left to deal with waterlogged homes, blocked roads and flash flooding conditions from a storm that dumped as much as 43 inches of water in some areas to become one of the wettest tropical cyclones in United States history.
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Across a region that is home to millions of people and includes Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city, no one has a clear idea how many people are missing, how many evacuated, how many hunkered down or were trapped in their waterlogged homes, or how many inundated houses and vehicles are beyond saving.
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Last summer at one of Ms. Pombo's onion-dyeing workshop, held at McLeod's Community Garden in Brownsville, Brooklyn, (and offered free-of-charge through a grant from the New York Restoration Project) nearly 50 participants gathered around bins full of waterlogged onion skins, waiting for their turn to dunk scarves and bandannas.
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From there the designer started thinking about female empowerment and unrest, and discrimination, religious and otherwise, which led him to this moment, which led him to the question of what if — 300 years later — the ship washed up on the shores of Deauville with an army of waterlogged female conspirators ready to take charge?
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She was not adrift for long; as throngs of spectators watched from both the American and Canadian sides, she was quickly pulled from the water by a team of anxious boatmen, who tore the lid off the barrel and found her startled, seasick, bruised with a cut on her head and clutching a waterlogged pillow.
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CreditCreditJosh Haner/The New York Times ISLE DE JEAN CHARLES, La. — Each morning at 21:210, when Joann Bourg leaves the mildewed and rusted house that her parents built on her grandfather's property, she worries that the bridge connecting this spit of waterlogged land to Louisiana's terra firma will again be flooded and she will miss another day's work.
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On the one hand, the nutria — another adorable rodent from South America — is seriously damaging the wetlands in the southeastern US. Capybaras are well adapted to a waterlogged life, they even have little webs between their toes — and some consider these partly aquatic rodents to be enough like fish to be safe to eat during lent.
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Zipping through Laurel Canyon folk, misty-eyed late-afternoon melancholy, fluttering flamenco, private press oddity perfection, cosmically-inclined country rock, breathy synth-pop, Ibizan hillside police chase soundtracks, waterlogged house-not-house, and Barry White, this is the sound of two men who know good music inside out doing nothing but playing amazing records for nearly six hours.
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The New York Times writes: Across a region that is home to millions of people and includes Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city, no one has a clear idea how many people are missing, how many evacuated, how many hunkered down or were trapped in their waterlogged homes, or how many inundated houses and vehicles are beyond saving.
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For years now, Sónar's been one of the most loved and respected events in the calendar, and given that the sun-dappled streets of Barcelona are preferable to waterlogged fields, mud baths, and wet-wipe-showers, it isn't hard to see why so many Brits flock to Spain for a few days of parties, talks, and queuing up for the right wristbands.
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The 18-ounce, double-walled, vacuum-sealed bottle is standard where stainless steel bottles are concerned, and so is the lid, more or less, and the only plastic to speak of on the bottle is a little ring around the mouthpiece, which is probably there to keep it leak-free and to prevent the bamboo from getting waterlogged, moldy, and eventually splitting.
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The particulars of the story are less important than the version that has lodged itself in our imaginations: the tape itself, a choppy cut of generically alarming images; the ringing phone, and the voice on the other end of the line whispering seven days; the inhuman form crawling out of the television; the waterlogged face peeking out from behind the wall of stringy black hair.
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There's hardly a more delightful way to pass over a border; on our first of two trips, we had barely rounded the bend of the descending trail from the Boquillas Crossing Port of Entry before a young man in a "Houston Strong" T-shirt was rowing his way across the river to get us in a waterlogged metal boat, the "seats" covered in what looked like bathmats.
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Save for the opening, in which Bernard and the Delos team pick through the waterlogged bodies of hosts dredged up from a bay, "Akane No Mai" limits itself to alternating between two story lines, both in the same timeline: the first following Dolores, Teddy and their army in Westworld, the second following Maeve, Hector, Armistice and Lee Sizemore in Shogun World — which, we're told, is for guests who find the former park too tame.
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