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As a result, tuna boat captains and fisheries observers work on estimates.
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It is the fifth fatal boat accident in the state this year.
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Once at sea, the Rohingya asked the boat driver to help them.
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He says, simply, 'Come.' And so, Peter clambers out of the boat.
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They found a boat and they needed to test it's sea worthiness.
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Question 6: Virgin Galactic's commercial spaceship made its maiden voyage this week.
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Perhaps on that long sea voyage, alone together, they would be reconciled.
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You'll have plenty of time, however, to rest during our voyage home.
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Come, my last companions, we have a sea voyage to make tomorrow.
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Arrangement is the material point in voyage-writing as well as in history.
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It will be yet more new territory for health experts to navigate.
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To successfully navigate in a sea of uncertainty, effective implementation is required.
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Companies in Thailand are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate political division.
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Several roads were left almost impossible to navigate as they were flooded.
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GCP said it is financially well positioned to navigate the COVID-19 crisis.
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The dimensions of the sails are given in the general drawing, Fig.
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When I had the sails set we were passing the sea buoy.
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Several small Hobie Cat boats with rainbow-printed sails bobbed in the water.
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I wither on the spot; and she sails off with the prize.
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While the wind was in abeyance the men got the sails spread.
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The sails fluttered out in the breeze, and the anchors were weighed.
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A growing economy is the wind in the sails of Fine Gael.
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At last the breeze came; the order was given to trim sails.
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He would tear the sails and break the masts of the vessels.
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England and Austria covered the Syrian sea-coast with their sails and guns.
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Skyfall demonstrated the team's ability to trim their sails to new waters.
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The waters around us were full of sails, gleaming in the sunshine.
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That will take the wind out of the optimists' sails, he said.
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Their sails were long the terror of both coasts of the Channel.
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At length the sails of the ship appear on the distant horizon.
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Ships sailed on the seas, their white sails swelling in the wind.
