The sound of waves crashing can be heard in the background.
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The sound of waves crashing against the cliffs filled the air.
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I fell asleep to the sound of waves crashing against the shore.
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The footage showed waves crashing and palm trees being blown around wildly.
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An abandoned roller coaster on a beach, waves crashing against its base.
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"You're like the waves crashing into the border and bouncing back," he said.
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It can weather anything and then they have 25-foot waves crashing down.
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Think of waves crashing on the shoreline or the sound of high winds.
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The final tableau is gorgeously bombastic, with giant waves crashing on a screen.
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The sound of waves crashing against glaciers layered over atmospheric synths fill my ears.
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Images of Charleston showed powerful waves crashing onto the shore and a waterlogged downtown.
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For days, all I heard was the sound of waves crashing against the shore.
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Imagine waves crashing, rain falling, or a train chugging along, and you've got pink noise.
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"What I will miss most is hearing the waves crashing on the beach," she adds.
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Close your eyes and listen to the sound of the waves crashing on the shore.
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Before you know it, you'll be relaxing and listening to the waves crashing on the shore.
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Likewise, Irma's waves crashing into the coastline can cause minor hits of seismic energy that register. .
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Matthew Spuler captured video of waves crashing over a seawall toward his downtown high-rise building.
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The dogs ears perk up the second it hears the sound of seagulls and waves crashing.
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Lately, I've started listening to meditation apps that play sounds of waves crashing or fire crackling.
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Perhaps that's why photographer Rachael Talibart's images of ferocious waves crashing during Hurricane Imogen are so mesmerizing.
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With waves crashing over it, the boat capsized and Aylan drowned along with his mother and brother.
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Pictures posted on social media showed waves crashing against bulwarks, panels flying off roofs, and fallen trees.
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The scenic shots of waves crashing on Monterey's rocky shore are supposed to be beautiful, but feel dangerous.
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Like waves crashing against a shore, he keeps coming and bouncing off the defender and feinting and deking.
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Above the rush of the river, there was a roaring sound, like waves crashing against a distant cliff.
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I witnessed the panic as they struggled to reach safety on the beach, with waves crashing around them.
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You can compare those fights with waves crashing against the breakers: one side continues until the other collapses.
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The buildup to Chad's arrival lasted what felt like a lifetime, with ominous music, waves crashing and birds screeching.
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I swam a dozen lengths while the wind rippled through the trees, whistling like waves crashing on a shore.
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In Hong Kong, the storm sent metres-high waves crashing into shorelines with flooding knee deep in some areas.
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A small crowd gathered along the beach, staring in awe at the wild gray waves crashing onto the shore.
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"When you get waves crashing in at high tide, the backwater rushes back out in certain spots," he said.
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"Waking up in paradise 🌸🐳," the teen wrote alongside an aerial picture of the waves crashing on the island.
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Take a storm in 1861, which sent waves crashing over an approximately 220-feet-tall lighthouse near the boulder site.
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Some foreign tourists were spooked by the sound of waves crashing on the beach as they rushed up the hill.
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She completed her push-ups on the beach under the added strain of waves crashing into her during the exercise.
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""The seismometer is so sensitive that even in Littleton, Colorado, you could hear waves crashing in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean!
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Winter's Snapchat was filled with envy-inducing scenes of waves crashing on the rocks as well as tropical drinks and meals.
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"Fresh," which first appeared on the duo's debut album Homework, begins with the sound of ocean waves crashing on the shore.
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Surges of club kids in thick winter coats charged the entrance like black waves crashing against a fortress at high tide.
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The video, shared on Twitter on Monday by Kionne McGhee, a Florida state representative, shows waves crashing against the terminal building.
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Waves crashing over an experimental sea wall built to protect homes during high tide in Isle of Palms, S.C., last year.
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A timer will begin to countdown as a calming beach sunset appears and the relaxing sound of waves crashing fills your headphones.
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I remember being transfixed watching these 30-foot waves crashing again and again and taking people and animals and trees with them.
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Video footage shot by Rio residents and posted online showed massive waves crashing up the sea wall and into the new structure.
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Shots of waves crashing and Caruana wandering accompany a track evocative of timeless alt-rock ala Weezer, and rife with bittersweet lyrics.
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" (4) "High-end vacationers to the Sunshine State derived no tropical enchantment from the sight of waves crashing through their hotel's lobby.
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A lot of the places we were diving were close to shore, so you would have some waves crashing against the coastline.
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The wind had been blowing from the north, sending six-foot waves crashing on Libya's shores and making it impossible to leave.
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Like the waves crashing against each other in the ocean, their individual stories have a ripple effect on everyone in their path.
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Pictures posted by social media users showed waves crashing against bulwarks, felled trees and signage, and some minor damage to electricity poles.
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Comprised of a pair of six-panel screens, the painting features glistening waves crashing into multicolored rocks, all set against a golden background.
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It's hard to think about the waves crashing on the beach in quite the same way, so powerful is Ghosts of the Tsunami.
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It was a radiant June day, with the sound of waves crashing all around us and sea lions barking on the rock just offshore.
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Swimsuit season is so close, we can almost hear the calming sound of waves crashing and feel that refreshing ocean mist on our faces.
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It includes all the classics (Rain, Beach Waves Crashing) along with some unexpectedly soothing new tracks (Boat Swaying in the Water, Frogs at Night).
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It's pretty much 5th Ave meets Coney Island, with luxury design stores to your left and the waves crashing on the beach to your right.
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The filter might not be so bad if you're in the presence of waves crashing on a shore or another soothing sound you'd like repeated.
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As we travel east, the lumpy ground beneath us begins to incline, and the sound of waves crashing on the nearby beach suddenly become audible.
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Why just drink at the swim-up bar when you can casually enjoy a refreshing drink on a cliff with waves crashing in the background?
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Except that in the distance were the dead gray trees that used to be on land, and the dark blue waves, crashing on the reef.
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Growing up, we had lands with lots of animals and fruits and plants, and you could hear the waves crashing when you went to bed.
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One of the breaks last month sent waves crashing into the steps of Lincoln Center and disrupted subway service along a stretch of the Nos.
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They bit their nails, worked on crossword puzzles or dozed as a television showed a local newscast featuring footage of waves crashing on Cocoa Beach.
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"That was a great camp," Mr. McGill said fondly, describing how he fell asleep at night to the sound of waves crashing on the beach.
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Spotting them meant ruling out interference created by things like lorries travelling on nearby roads, or ocean waves crashing against the shore hundreds of kilometres away.
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Amateur footage shown by local TV stations showed waves crashing into houses along Palu's shoreline, scattering shipping containers and flooding into a mosque in the city.
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I fell asleep exhausted and full, watching the moon move through the casuarinas and listening to the dull thud of waves crashing into the eastern shore.
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Its cobbled square, once heaving with Greek and foreign volunteers, is filled only with just the sound of seagulls squawking and waves crashing on the rocks.
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The show opens with an inspired stroke of scene-setting: a mural-size film projection of waves crashing against a bleak stretch of Maine's Atlantic coastline.
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One by one everyone closed their eyes, lowered their heads and fell silent until only the sound of waves crashing on the shore filled the air.
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Today, this area is popular among hikers looking to snap photographs of grassy, narrow ridgelines, waves crashing onto rocky beaches, and herds of sheep munching on seaweed.
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Videos posted to social media showed giant waves crashing into the shoreline, streets buried under mountains of sea foam and whole beaches seemingly swallowed by the sea.
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Choppy seas, grey skies, sheets of rain, bending palm trees, huge waves crashing over sea walls and downed power lines filled state-run television's evening news bulletin.
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But by taking a step back, one sees the big picture: a sturdy tree with vibrant pink petals and roots even greater than the waves crashing against them.
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One video shared on Twitter showed major flooding at the Freeport International Airport, where there were no recognizable runways or airplanes underneath the waves crashing against the building.
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He saw it only once and may have made sketches (although virtually none survive), but it, and the waves crashing around it, haunted his work from then on.
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"I've watched the sun set over the Grand Canyon, seen waves crashing into Hawaii, watched storms passing over [the Swiss Alps]," DeSieno says of the images in Surveillance Landscapes.
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"Bom dia Brasil!!!" the 36-year-old mother-of-two captioned an early-morning image of waves crashing along the shore as Rio's skyline is visible in the background.
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Just as I emerged from the deep woods to see waves crashing on the headland below, a bald eagle soared past, head and tail radiant in the spring sunshine.
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" There are wish-growing seeds, drinkable gold, bowler hats covered in taxidermy crows, and gowns "the color of late-night laughter, early-morning sunshine, and waves crashing around ankles.
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The Claudio Coutinho trail is bordered with steep slopes and trees populated with families of capuchin monkeys on one side, and waves crashing against enormous rocks on the other.
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We teamed up with Bai to create a watermelon margarita that will have you convinced you're sitting on a sunny beach, waves crashing, and drink in hand (momentarily, at least…).
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Waves crashing on sandy shores, weird bird noises from Wells and Yuki, and the sound of dashed hopes and dying dreams are the soundtrack of this week's Bachelor In Paradise.
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While her kids are out on the ocean, Sandy prowls around the house in her pink robe, cursing the constant barrage of waves crashing into the land below her house.
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Praised by critics for its absorbing atmosphere, the film is richly poetic, lingering on the waves crashing onto the coast — menacingly at times, pulling viewers into a trance at others.
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Not to get too sappy or anything, but there's just something so romantic about a couple saying their wedding vows to the tune of the ocean waves crashing behind them.
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TV images showed flooded streets turned into rivers in the wider area of Corinth in the Peloponnese and massive sea waves crashing into the shores of coastal towns in the region.
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In the beach videos for example, you can see the waves crashing, and at the train station, the model knows that the train is likely to keep moving past the camera.
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It had all the makings of a perfect shot ... on a rocky bluff, waves crashing, the wind blowing and what Jess says was her "seductively eye-f******" the drone camera lens.
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But we could still hear the waves crashing out in the Gulf, and I couldn't begrudge the 90 percenters for wanting to spend all of their time along the water's edge.
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Tess takes a gulp and we're treated to a black and white montage of waves crashing on the sand, Jake kissing her naked shoulder, salted fish, and Tess scratching his naked back.
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"For her to survive for seven days, on the coast, with waves crashing over you at times with injuries that she had is amazing," Monterey County Sheriff Steve Bernal told reporters Monday.
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Out on the water, Aldeen was forced to take evasive action when a military vessel passed by too closely for comfort, sending waves crashing into the side of the small rescue boat.
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The city leaders are also posting "no wake" signs — not on canals but on the streets, to stop trucks from plowing through the water so fast as to send waves crashing into nearby homes.
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Chanel: For its most recent spring fashion show in October, the French luxury house created a beach inside the 828,220-square-foot Grand Palais, complete with real-water waves crashing on the artificial shore.
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Among Big Little Lies' many motifs — waves crashing along the Monterey coast, Leon Bridges crooning, Laura Dern (in her role as maniacal rich lady Renata Klein) shrieking — is sending its female characters for a run.
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In February 2018, the Alaskan village of Diomede, on Little Diomede Island in the Bering Strait, made news when a resident shared a video on Facebook of waves crashing and hurling debris between its buildings.
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I shot my friend practicing his ollie on a skateboard and waves crashing in on some rocks, and in both instances simply holding down the shutter button captured the precise moment I was looking for.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - High winds again forced the Olympic rowing regatta to be called off on Wednesday, with waves crashing over boats in the early morning training session on the Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon.
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Dr Mordret, however, knew from work conducted by other research groups that vibrations created by waves crashing onto the shore are transmitted inland through the Earth's crust, sometimes travelling thousands of kilometres from the coast.
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I think of the Voyager 25 and I'm mainly concerned with the sounds of whales or waves crashing on shore, the grandeur of Mozart and the comparatively crude technology in 13 that made things possible.
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The video, shared on Twitter on Monday by Kionne McGhee, a member of the Florida House of Representatives, shows waves crashing against the terminal building at Grand Bahama International Airport in the city of Freeport.
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Unlike some past shows, however, Sunday's imagery largely left out any anti-American themes, though one portion compared international sanctions over North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes to waves crashing against the country.
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Unlike some past shows, however, Sunday's imagery largely left out any anti-American themes, though one portion compared international sanctions over North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs to waves crashing against the country.
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His crew hits their biggest snag yet when a deckhand fails to properly secure the pots on deck, forcing them to restack all of them in 60 mph winds with dangerous waves crashing all around them.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 In 14 framed panels, she collected more than 300 postcards showing sea waves crashing onto British shores — her homage to the artists who painted the pictures.
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As goofy a feature as it is, the default bird's eye view of waves crashing on a beach do a great job demonstrating the color and detail of the pOLED screen (that's LG's OLED tech of choice).
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I would much rather enjoy a day in the sun hearing the waves crashing, then a night filled with hiking to a camp site and setting up a tent before dark not to mention those pesky mosquitoes.
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Every episode features languorous, almost erotic shots of the ocean: Waves crashing, decadent marine views from million-dollar mansions, children frolicking in the surf, women pushing their rivals off cliffs and into the water in their dreams.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's geophysics agency lifted a tsunami warning 22 minutes after it was first issued following a major earthquake that sent huge waves crashing into the northeastern coast of Sulawesi island, killing hundreds and leaving thousands more homeless.
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I enjoyed the oceanfront balcony and found myself easing into the lounge chairs throughout the day to feel the warmth of the sun's rays on my skin and listen to the meditative sounds of waves crashing in the background.
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BRICK, N.J. – Ah, the sounds of summer: waves crashing on the shore, the calls of seagulls, the beep-beep-beep of bulldozers in reverse ... New Jersey residents love their beaches, one of the state&aposs economic engines and a tourist magnet.
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JAKARTA, Sept 21968 (Reuters) - Indonesia's geophysics agency lifted a tsunami warning 34 minutes after it was first issued following a major earthquake that sent huge waves crashing into the northeastern coast of Sulawesi island, killing hundreds and leaving thousands more homeless.
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The food scenes, when they happen, are dramatic: when Tess eats an oyster, she imagines kissing a coworker in a scene cut with black and white shots of waves crashing (like any good soap, it's a little over-the-top).
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A small detail: Tidal flooding is becoming so common that towns are posting "No Wake" signs on the streets, where vehicles driving a little too fast through a foot or two of seawater can send damaging waves crashing against nearby property.
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In its Sunlight Journey collection, inspired the Amalfi Coast of Italy, Piaget offered hammered gold bracelets glistening with rubies, reminiscent of sunsets, or in necklaces with shivering tassels of sapphires and white diamonds, designed to mirror waves crashing on a cliff.
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Most of the videos have been perfectly pleasant (waves crashing on a shore for five seconds) and pleasingly perplexing (a woman being pulled on a carriage by five dogs, below), but a couple of viewers have reported running into softcore foot fetish videos.
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With titles that reflect the episode's themes —"Faith, Hope, Fear and Falling in Love," "In Sickness, In Health," "Waves Crashing on Distant Shores of Time"—Mansell's score is the futuristic well of metallic effects and sad melodies that give "San Junipero" its personality.
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The green rolling hills and agricultural community make it feel like stepping onto a remote Scottish island or into an episode of Emmerdale, until you catch a glimpse of swaying palm trees or the massive waves crashing dramatically over the black volcanic coastline.
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Yes, but: If they do collide, intermediate-mass black holes likely produce strong gravitational waves at a frequency that competes with seismic activities on Earth — like cars driving by or waves crashing on the shore — making them harder for LIGO and Virgo to distinguish.
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The sound of waves crashing in the darkness serves as a drumroll for the main event: a cacophony of flames flying into the night sky and illuminating the shore, momentarily revealing all the other groups of families and friends on the beach huddled under blankets, gazing up.
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The "Lolo Rose" may not look like much, but its eight tables are in heavy demand, with Gazans queuing for a chance to eat fish in an unusual spot where they can hear the waves crashing on the sides, even if they can't make it out to sea.
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The muted colors encourage a closer look at the overlaying shapes that poise the pharaoh's soldiers against the wrath of nature unbridled, with waves crashing and lightning cracking in the sky, a reminder of the freedom Moses, portrayed as a black man caught in a beam of light, demands.
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If we were to step into those pictures, however, we would hear machine gun bullets piercing metal hedgehogs, waves crashing over helmets in the English Channel and sand spraying amidst the men who trudged to the 100-foot-tall cover of the beach head, fighting both nature and Nazi dehumanized.
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Those priests were no fools, and sipping a glass of sweet Madeira wine with the sounds of the waves crashing in my ears staring at the way the green of the vines spills so easily into the clear blue of the Atlantic Ocean, I could almost believe that I am Eve, and this is Eden, and that I'm meant to stay here forever and ever.
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He has routinely broken in on questioning, limited admission of evidence and exhorted lawyers to "expedite" — all the while entertaining spectators with humorous asides about his age, his wife, his Navy past, his lack of an email address, the jury's lunch menu, split infinitives and the noise produced by a machine intended to keep bench conferences from being overheard (like "the sound of waves crashing").
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Even amid all the waves crashing around Trump, Democrats face huge barriers in small-town and working-class communities: In the NBC/WSJ poll, Republicans led in the race for Congress among rural voters by 26 percentage points and among whites without college degrees by 22 points (including a daunting 16-point advantage among non-college white women, who Democrats are hoping to pry away from the GOP this fall.) Kessler said such results, like the shift in the presidential vote his study tracked, underscore why Democrats must find new ways to speak to voters beyond booming urban areas.
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