The passengers were all above, grouped about the bulwarks, or looking after their effects amid a wilderness of baggage. |
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The head and the arched tail were both gilt, and the bulwarks were as high as in sea-going ships. |
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A section of the starboard bulwarks was removed to create a gangway, or opening. |
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The bulwarks are high above the deck, the scuppers wide enough to clear the most drenching waves. |
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He threw the dog's twitching body over the bulwarks just as he had done other sailors. |
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The aesthetic benefit of bulwarks derives from the scuppers and hawseholes cut into them. |
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Pharmaceutical stocks such as Elan and Galen are usually good defensive bulwarks. |
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The Secure-Marine company sells a 9,000-volt electric fence, to be installed on a ship's bulwarks. |
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The next section covers Miscellaneous Facilities, such as decks and bulwarks, proper lighting, humidity and condensation control. |
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The captain of the Greek ship turned and stared out over the bulwarks and, shading his eyes, squinted into the sun. |
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The remaining four were bower anchors mounted on bulwarks in the bow for use. |
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It is very odd that this ship shipped a sea the very hour as we were, which stove her boats, and bulwarks. |
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Rounded towers and thick bulwarks provided maximum protection against the siege engines of that era. |
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They are the bulwarks upon which we build a great society, a society that is the envy still of the entire world. |
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An extension placed beyond the limits of the stern and flush with the top of the bulwarks was used to store fishing gear. |
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The deck area forward of the superstructure filled with water to the level of the bulwarks. |
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Open fishing vessels are susceptible to taking on water over the bulwarks, particularly in conditions where low freeboard and rough seas prevail. |
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Two side platform dive doors are fitted in the port and starboard bulwarks. |
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Our recovery measures have been veritable bulwarks against the fury of the depression. |
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An active legislature, a free judiciary, free and fair elections and a vibrant civil society are the bulwarks of democracy. |
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By bold use of the wordfact, we were able to convert South American dictators into bulwarks of the free world. |
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We lifted the pavers and put down a rubber membrane, brought it up against the bulwarks, and sealed it. |
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Her new livable cockpit has central seating that becomes a sun lounge and a large helm station aft, protected at the sides by sloping bulwarks. |
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Men were felling trees, dragging logs to the site, and building new trestle braces and bulwarks when the general manager appeared. |
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Despite the large amount of water being shipped on deck, safety nets were not rigged above the bulwarks of the main deck and breezeway. |
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Next, fin along the bulwarks on the starboard side, down to deeper water. |
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The engine compartment extends aft and has a raised coaming above the well deck to the height of the bulwarks. |
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Love and art, last bulwarks in a culture of egoists, dropouts, maniacs and half-wits. |
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Roll-dampening paravanes were fitted to the Lori Cathlynn on port and starboard outriggers attached to the bulwarks. |
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A series of freeing ports in the bulwarks at deck level provided a means of clearing water off deck. |
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They are split by dizzying ravines, which are, in turn, often overhung with imposing bulwarks of rock. |
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Reservations look like bulwarks against forces that might imperil both the Amazon, where the biggest ones are, and the rights of a weak minority. |
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The caisse populaire remains in my region one of the central bulwarks for credit, for family finance. |
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One of the best bulwarks against the economic exploitation of children is a strong and effective labour movement. |
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By the early twentieth century, most urban areas claimed a modern filtered water system and a sanitary sewage works, both bulwarks against the spread of cholera. |
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There are substantial bulwarks around the side and forward decks for secure footing, and a large foredeck locker, with the anchors stowed on the bowsprit. |
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Trenches and low walls of earth braced with wooden beams zig-zagged their way across the fields to where Gulf troops laboured at raising bulwarks against rifle fire. |
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Even in wartime, the Israelite army was forbidden to cut down fruit trees, unless they were actually being used as bulwarks in defending against a siege. |
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Doremi followed along behind, oblivious to anything else, and found herself descending the starboard stairs, following the bulwarks forward, trying to catch up with the gull. |
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Arguably, the dispute is between those who prize solidarity and consensus as bulwarks of a good society, and those who place their trust in staying competitive in a fast-changing world. |
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Steel bulwarks, 4.7 m high, set in from the port and starboard sides of the barge form an open-topped cargo box with a smooth inboard face supported by exterior steel stanchions. |
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At ten to six in the morning, while the Gilbert was bucking to windward against the gale, the barge on the foredeck broke loose, stripping the tarpaulins off the main hatch as it slid across to crash into the port bulwarks. |
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They are integral to effective work on poverty alleviation and conflict prevention and resolution, in addition to being valuable bulwarks against terrorism. |
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The effective height of the port and starboard side bulwarks within the superstructure was 0.91 m, while that in way of the chain rails at the open after end of the main deck was 660 mm. |
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This is totally in keeping with the World Social Forum, whose backers include such bulwarks of the capitalist order as the Ford Foundation and a number of bourgeois government leaders. |
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The three most important bulwarks of the future policy have been named: a common energy market, diversification of energy resources and climate change policy. |
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Parts of the moats remain as well as the five bulwarks and the battlements. |
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Coral reefs serve as bulwarks that allow sediment to accumulate between them and the shore, cutting off sediment supply to deeper water. |
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However, choice and scale are powerful bulwarks against deception. |
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They each fired a broadside across its bulwarks, killing several of its crew, and forcing its captain to surrender. |
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A more popular alternative defence, which avoided damaging the castle, was to establish bulwarks beyond the castle's defences. |
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