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salvavides 
A floating device designed to be thrown to a person in the water, to provide buoyancy, to prevent drowning.
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I ran and got a life ring and threw it at him.
2
Rae, there's a life ring on either side of the cockpit.
3
A life ring, normally kept at the pier, had been removed by vandals.
4
Asbury threw a life ring to starboard and began playing out the rope.
5
A fisherman picked up a life ring and a rudder floating off Halibut Point.
6
Julia was clutching the other one like a shipwreck victim clutching a life ring.
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Her arms looked very soft and round on the rim of the life ring.
8
They found her rudder and a life ring.
9
He looked down and saw Goddard and Karen Brooke clinging to the life ring right below them.
10
Karen slipped out of the life ring.
11
Maybe if he lay flat with the life ring under his back he would have enough buoyancy.
12
A life ring and a single blue boot were also seen about 35km away on the island of Gajajima.
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Goddard didn't know how long they'd been struggling after the orange glow in the rain, dragging the life ring.
14
He threw one leg over the rim of the life ring and stood vertically in the water astride it.
15
He read in her eyes that the tale of their love was ended, and heard his future life ring hollow.
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If there's nobody there, I'll buy the company a new life ring, and Mrs. Brooke will give a cocktail party.'