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These eddies or stagnant parts are called sargasso seas.
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Clots of sargasso float by,-light-yellowsea-weed.
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He and Speaker were floating upside down in an airborne Sargasso Sea.
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There is frequent mention of the green growth of the Sargasso sea.
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But the Sargasso Sea is the graveyard of many a fine vessel.
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Herbert offered him a few handfuls of shell-fish and sargassum, saying,-
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Between him and his goal streaked mazes of sargassum.
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The sargassum and the almonds of the stone-pine completed the repast, during which the engineer spoke little.
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Shots of the tiny turtle hitching a ride in the sargassum weed were recreated there as well.
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One dump site where the sargassum is taken is in the jungle, many kilometres away from the ocean.
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The name Sargasso comes from the Spanish word "sargazo," meaning gulfweed.
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This gulfweed, the swimming gulfweed or berry carrier, is the chief substance making up this immense shoal.