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The behavior of this crowd was highwater mark in the development of Southern character.
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The evening John Freeland came to dinner was the highwater mark of his alarmed amusement.
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This day, the rowdy waves slapped up in sets over the white-dark border of the highwater line.
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The "highwater mark of the Rebellion" is here: along these banks its uttermost ripples died.
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The season of 1906-07 marked highwater in the artistic activities of Mr. Conried's institution.
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They managed it, however, drawing the body clear of high water mark.
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The Pacific Northwest is a good example of a high water environment.
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Each time, the following spring saw a record or near-record high water.
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Many commentators believe this could be a high water mark for Labour.
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In the morning, the men waded through calf- high water outside the tents.
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They hope the whales will return to sea in the high tide.
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At mean high tide, however, the hollow was an altogether different place.
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The latest high tide at Haumoana passed today at just after 1am.
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In them archery reached its high tide; after them its glory passed.
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Those effects are especially likely after 4pm tomorrow when high tide hits.
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But it was important at the high tide of Thatcherism as well.
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He thought that the photos must have been shot at high tide.
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There are two flood warnings, nine alerts and a high tide warning.
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It is high tide, and the sea there is twenty feet deep.
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They witnessed two attempts to thread the maze, both at high tide.
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Thus they got safely out to sea on the next high tide.
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This, at high tide, would be scarcely a foot above the water.
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I stopped just above high tide, and cut the lights and engine.
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The high tide mark is literally 20 yards from the front door.
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And combined with a king tide or high tide, we get flooding.
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It's high tide at six this evening, and then we shall sail.
