Sherman tanks could be launched at sea because they were made buoyant by a flotation collar fitted around them. |
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The sun smiled down on the bands, dancers, street performers and floats winding their way through streets lined with crowds in buoyant spirits. |
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Unfortunately, the foam insulation inside the suit also makes divers more buoyant and even less able to swim downward. |
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The models were dragged through a viscous liquid seeded with neutrally buoyant reflective particles. |
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As H2O builds up, density and viscosity decrease to a stage where the magma may again be sufficiently buoyant and mobile to rise further. |
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The water making our bodies buoyant, Miguel moves a few feet to the left until we hit the wall and the edge of one of the cascading waterfalls. |
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The fertilised eggs are slightly buoyant and rise towards the surface where they drift for around 12 days before hatching. |
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They were concerned that the buoyant forces of the concrete against the bottom forms would float the drains out of position. |
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Large-finned, negatively buoyant squid soar like eagles in rising currents, but lose control in currents above one body length per second. |
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You can't see their chests heave, but they must, at least for a minute, after settling from a race over the rocks to soft, buoyant water. |
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She submerged herself, difficult to do with the added resistance of the buoyant air, but not impossible. |
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It is hard enough to imagine the size of whales, and they live today and in the buoyant water. |
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Alas I spent 45 minutes circling downward in very buoyant air and landed south of Danville for 114 miles the new site record. |
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The seawater density in the ocean normally increases with depth, because heavy water sinks and buoyant water rises. |
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It's a final glide to goal with final speeds at over 60 mph in buoyant smooth air. |
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No longer could he fight his way through the buoyant element of air which had been his friend since birth. |
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Two Falcons launch from upper at 1300, and boat up in the very buoyant air. |
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The cirrus was filtering the sunlight, the air was buoyant and the thermals were as smooth as could be. |
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The tank is filled with about 10 inches of a buoyant Epsom salts water solution heated to body temperature. |
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Household spending, public consumption and investment have all grown strongly and the housing market remains buoyant. |
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Finally, a brisk march-like statement expands with changing figuration and buoyant mood to a scintillating finale. |
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This, together with volatile exsolution, which creates buoyant magma, allows evolved magma to erupt. |
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The priests trained in the bardic arts beat their drums, strummed on their lutes, and played on their fifes to a wild beat and a buoyant tune. |
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Charlton and their manager have created an ethos that has kept the club not just afloat but positively buoyant. |
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Walton expects economic growth to exceed the MPC's base case, due to buoyant exports and investment. |
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Herring and other fish with primitive swim bladders must surface and gulp air to keep their bladders full and their bodies buoyant. |
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They found that the water strider's legs are so buoyant, they can support 15 times the insect's weight without it sinking. |
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Paul was vital, and sparkling, and buoyant, and cheerful, hopeful, courageous. |
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Pembrokeshire's arable acreage had increased on the back of buoyant prices last summer. |
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Although sales this time last year were buoyant many exporters and finishers used our catalogue to buy direct from farms. |
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He had a care-free manner, always in buoyant mood, and was good company at any time. |
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The Democrats' mood in Cincinnati was buoyant as the polling stations closed at 7.30 pm. |
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A relaxed but buoyant atmosphere sustained by well-tempered music and the interior design neat and elegant. |
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The aim is to make the process as smooth as possible and help increase the succession rate for buoyant businesses. |
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For him language is musical, felicitous, comical, flippant, suggestive, buoyant weaponry and adumbrative of mysteries beyond us. |
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The spread of the conical roof above the wide cylinder gives to the structure a buoyant lift and a light winged aeriality. |
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As buoyant and liquid as the U.S. equity markets are, however, there is plenty of room for improvement. |
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The group said that despite higher volumes, the Republic of Ireland's trading profits were broadly flat in a pretty buoyant market. |
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The only reason why they are able to stay afloat is their buoyant sacs near their throats. |
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The collection's keeper, Selena Skipwith, is buoyant in her determination that this should be only the start. |
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Since the demise of the hydrogen-filled Hindenburg, helium was in big demand as the buoyant gas for airships. |
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Despite losing the election, Sinn Fein's Colm Burns was in buoyant mood, pointing to the fact he topped the polls at the first count. |
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A buoyant stock market minimized post retirement pension costs by inflating the value of pension assets. |
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The third are those down on their luck, usually small, resolute, buoyant and dimpled. |
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A kookaburra flies between the clusters of trees with buoyant, floating wing beats. |
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There were some in there who were worriers more than I was, so we tried to keep them a bit more buoyant. |
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The buoyant trade also led to more ewe lambs being slaughtered rather than being retained for breeding. |
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A cool, buoyant breeze whisked past, carrying the fragrance of urban smog and fast-food grease. |
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The thrilling Toccata with its driving momentum was riveting, coloured by strumming repeated-note effects and buoyant Yemenite dance figures. |
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Coleman has to be congratulated for his buoyant demeanor and good humor throughout the whole Olympia Weekend. |
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With its succinct, buoyant melodies and sparse angularity, Kirby Sideroad brings to mind Ornette Coleman's early quartet music. |
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The final main section features a rhythmically buoyant interlude between stanzas with choral sections in dialogue. |
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His pianism is outstanding, phrasing is supple, and rhythms are alert and buoyant. |
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The sighting of the black neck crane and several other rare and common birds in the area kept my spirit and interest buoyant. |
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After about ten minutes of surfing through this site, I feel buoyant and hopeful once again. |
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I've had tamales here that were as light and loose as matzo balls, the corn meal so buoyant it barely held together around the fillings. |
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This will mean that the buoyant region maintains full employment whereas the depressed region exhibits a local labour demand shortfall. |
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They have wonderful calamari, pale as dawn light, scantly breaded, quickly fried, and just as buoyant as a breeze. |
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Yet for decades it's been serving up buoyant romantic comedies about prostitutes both actual and suspected. |
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The luxury end will be buoyant for the foreseeable future for men's suitings. |
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Butchers confirmed that sales were buoyant, with beef being the number one seller. |
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While manufacturing production is slowing, service sector activity has remained buoyant. |
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Once overboard, the buoyant mine and its sinker separated but were held together by a chain set to the requisite length. |
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Neutrally buoyant ammoniacal cephalopods in the mesopelagic are a limiting case in need of study. |
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It is in this aquatic environment that the infant first encounters buoyant lift, gravitational pull and torque rotation. |
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The Spontang ophiolitc, for example, is associated with partial subduction of buoyant continental crust. |
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He comes into the trade at a buoyant time, with brisk business reported locally in the market. |
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After the First World War, passenger numbers declined, as road transport improved but freight traffic remained buoyant. |
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In the financial press the gangbuster talk is of a powerhouse economy and a buoyant and robust outlook. |
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A petite woman with penetrating hazel eyes and trimly cut white hair, Douglas has an incorrigible intensity and buoyant sense of humor. |
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Even in a buoyant jobs market departing employees will view outplacement counselling as an opportunity to enhance their employability. |
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As with other flatfish, the turbot's eggs contain a droplet of oil that makes the eggs positively buoyant. |
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Only when they were finished did I discover that the wooden boats were barely buoyant enough to survive the turbulent water. |
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The spirit of the music is buoyant and vital enough to inspire step dancing on a cold winter evening. |
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Army chiefs in Bolton are celebrating the recruitment a record number of candidates in a day in one of their most buoyant sign-up years to date. |
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Indeed, its buoyant outlook will make the volume pleasant reading for those seeking an introductory digest to 20th century financial events. |
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Asking questions, sharing ideas, and generally mingling with other cybrarians will keep you buoyant. |
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It is an example of Marshall's style of filmmaking, characterised by its good humour and buoyant sense of fun. |
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Even Hayek's buoyant presence fails to keep this cinematic clunker from sinking. |
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A canoe caught broadside to big waves and without realistic freeboard can be a big problem especially if the canoe isn't a buoyant. |
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Mercury Prize nominees Roller Trio, a genre-defying blend of sax skronk and guitar histrionics, emerged from the buoyant Leeds circuit. |
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Terriers generally are happy, buoyant, and stubborn, and the fox terriers fit that bill quite well. |
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The mood is buoyant, the banter is sporadic and the outcome is patchy, if not mostly enjoyable. |
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However, the more complexly the marginal fluting, the better is the anchorage of the soft tissue to the buoyant conch. |
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House prices in the town have been buoyant in recent times and this upset price appears conservative. |
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As a result, density and viscosity both decrease, and the magma becomes buoyant and mobile. |
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His buoyant, spicy soprano sax is front and centre, burbling among the snappy rhythms and lush textures of the vibrantly produced tracks. |
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This has had an almost immediate impact on consumer confidence and in expectations of buoyant Christmas sales. |
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This young, thick crust is very buoyant and rises above the level of the ocean surface. |
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Four other people and I have to do this project for our big group, which was to make a buoyant ship out of paper. |
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The most buoyant body parts rise first, leaving the head and limbs to drag behind the chest and abdomen. |
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As they collect, the raisin becomes increasingly buoyant until it finally rises to the surface of the soda. |
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This market remains buoyant and will keep a strong floor under lamb prices. |
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Cartilaginous skeletons are lighter than bone and help sharks to remain neutrally buoyant. |
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He got the idea when at age 7 he saw reed boats in Peru and thought what buoyant material he might use to make his own boat in Michigan. |
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I'm told at my size I should be buoyant, but although I did try to swim I was terrified. |
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Even here we have seen a drop-off in trade, but business remains buoyant. |
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The little girl who had once stood there with a bouquet was out in California, a buoyant and youthful 66 years old. |
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Seeger showed Springsteen that political music could be buoyant, even as it dealt with the weightiest issues. |
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The stock market has been buoyant, and interest rates have been rising in part because of expectations of higher economic growth. |
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What is less convincing is her buoyant optimism about our odds of survival. |
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With a good monsoon, the kharif crop was buoyant and rabi is also expected to do well, going by the meteorological department's forecast of a prolonged winter. |
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They oiled her down with kokowai to keep the cold out and they constructed a little raft out of raupo to keep the baby buoyant and out of the water. |
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Bosses at Pizza Pioneer, which in July will celebrate its 16th anniversary, have decided to open during the day to complement its already buoyant evening business. |
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Observations on the neutrally buoyant ammoniacal cephalopods of the mesopelagic zone are rare and based on submarine or ROV observations that are typically brief. |
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In addition he was endowed by a dynamic personality, buoyant spirit, and had immense personal magnetism, saintly kindliness and charity, displaying neither envy nor malice. |
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Standout tracks include the Bad-era sounding Blue Gangsta and the irrepressibly buoyant Paul Anka-written Love Never Felt So Good. |
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Each bird works to and fro across the levels, buoyant wings beating steadily with a pause every now and then before the hunter sweeps onwards in an easy glide. |
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There is still a long way to go for the golf title-holders but last weekend's marvellous 25-11 victory over Leeds at West Bowling has put the team in a buoyant mood. |
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Tristram Shandy by Laurence Sterne One of the first novels in English... and a buoyant, postmodern romp. |
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The light commercial vehicle market is slightly down on last year's highs, but the heavy truck market, always a good signpost to economic health, remains buoyant. |
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Dragged backward by the buckle, Jimmy bleeds some air into his dry suit but then finds himself too buoyant so that he ascends and collides with the ice above. |
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The disappointing return from the publicity blitz was doubly concerning as it coincided with a buoyant period for the mobile phone industry generally. |
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The buoyant mood of his audience was certainly out of kilter with the deep undercurrent of frustration evident elsewhere in Bournemouth this week. |
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Diving underweighted can lead to buoyant ascents at the end of the dive, so I am not advocating that everyone knocks a couple of kilos off the next time they dive. |
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Tunas are negatively buoyant and must swim continuously to avoid sinking. |
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Unconventional or continuous accumulations are regional in extent, have diffuse boundaries, do not have obvious seals and traps, and are not buoyant upon a water column. |
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They are bulkier than steel, but as the gas they contain depletes they become buoyant, causing the base to rise behind the diver and ensuring that there is no downward drag. |
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The Animal Freeing Bridge, Knowledge and Plant Garden, Stone-plate Street, deep lanes, and buoyant boats combine to offer a poetic and harmonious visitor experience. |
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The liquid keeps them totally buoyant and, with no light, sound or other sensation to distract them, the body and mind soon enter a deep state of relaxation. |
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Clearance set in during Tuesday and slid southeastward during Wednesday, leaving the northern and northeastern parts under the influence of buoyant equatorial air. |
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There is a buoyant mood amongst the protestors at Bellanaboy. |
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Consider just a few indications of the island's buoyant mood. |
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She smiled brightly, her own buoyant optimism coming to the surface again. |
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It was raining heavily but the mood was buoyant and positive. |
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Yorkshire were in buoyant mood today for their Benson and Hedges Cup match against Derbyshire at Headingley which marked the opening of their home season. |
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Suddenly the mood is buoyant again but this will be a major test. |
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Senior figures in the film industry last night gave qualified backing to McKidd's view, agreeing that an overly buoyant mood may have led to bad decisions. |
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I returned from Southern California Tuesday evening in a buoyant mood, sated in the senses after two weeks amongst three small grandboys and one teenaged granddaughter. |
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And judging by the buoyant mood of the cheerful crowds swirling all over the city centre, and day after day of packed events, they were succeeding. |
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Liberal Democrats were in buoyant mood this week, leaner, hungrier and more convinced than ever that their party's long history of false dawns could soon be over. |
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The American economy is amazingly buoyant, amazingly strong. |
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The survey, carried out by national estate agents Strutt and Parker, shows the property market in the county remains buoyant and prices are still rising. |
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Fuelling these buoyant figures is the fact that domestic sales of pick-ups rose by almost one third so far this year over the same period last year. |
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Service sector activity was much more buoyant than manufacturing, with the headline activity index rising to 57.6 from 57.0 in the previous month. |
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He points out that even in last year's buoyant market 5000 repossession actions were lodged in Scottish courts, and he is very fearful of what might happen if prices crash. |
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The last number of years has seen significant cost inflation, and in a rising and buoyant economy, businesses were able to pass on such cost increases to customers. |
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By this reckoning, buoyant growth will boost wages and salaries, giving home buyers the extra money they need to cover their increased borrowing costs and so buttress housing. |
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It was with buoyant optimism that Jamie Dolan and I donned the initialled manager's anoraks and led our young starlets to New Broomfield for the big kick-off. |
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When asked if the idea had been hatched when the market was more buoyant, a spokeswoman for the TV channel said that in fact it had taken only four months to get to screen. |
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The whole group is in a buoyant mood, with plenty to distract us from the thought of the long flight home tomorrow, with the long stopover in Kuala Lumpur en route. |
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The fat layer kept them warm and buoyant, their secretions prevented build-up of excess salt from sea water and their larynx was protected against submersion. |
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Farmers are experiencing buoyant demand for cauliflowers, sprouts and swedes as families shop for the freshest, top quality veg to accompany their roast turkey. |
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With its insane mix of loves-me-loves-me-nots, switcheroos, flawed motives, crooked laughs and crying babies, it is one of cinema's most buoyant genres. |
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The fruit of the coconut tree includes the buoyant husk surrounding the coconut, which helps the seeds float downstream and spread the tree's offspring far and wide. |
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Moments of deeply affecting emotion are balanced by bursts of comic relief, allowing the script to stay buoyant and the characters to remain real. |
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As air spaces compress with depth the volume of the dolphin decreases without an accompanying reduction in mass, and the animal becomes less buoyant. |
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One friend suggested to me that Manukau and Waitakere City are still very buoyant markets for property prices, but Auckland City is plateauing in the more expensive markets. |
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If we went in at too high a rate, we could face permanent deflationary pressure, taking the fizz out of what is currently the most buoyant large economy in Europe. |
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These weights have a hole or holes bored into them and help, with the aid of buoyant floats, keep the net vertical in the water and fished as a gill or seine net. |
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If you do decide to go for the jacket and salopette option, ensure that the trousers are not buoyant and that all the floatation is in the jacket. |
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By contrast, St Cecilia sweeps in on joyous flourishes from trumpets and drums, with rushing strings as buoyant as those that welcome Handel's Queen of Sheba. |
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He would rise sharply into a fifth sous-sus to explode into a buoyant jump, peppered with the gigue, czardas, or mazurka of his beloved character dance. |
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The findings of the job index are consistent with other indicators suggesting full employment which bring challenges despite a buoyant business environment. |
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The duckweeds grow in a prostrate orientation upon the surface of water and rely on the buoyant forces of their environment for support, rather than lignified structures. |
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This book evinces a buoyant confidence and a relaxed visionary quality. |
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This bolshy but buoyant single is The Scissor Sisters wearing bovver boots rather than feather boas and it could, er, break them in Britain. |
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The buoyant fluids then rise into the asthenosphere, where they lower the melting temperature of the mantle and cause partial melting. |
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The buoyant melt rises as magma at a linear weakness in the oceanic crust, and emerges as lava, creating new crust upon cooling. |
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Symptoms at the beginning of infection are anemophobia, low back pain, and a buoyant pulse in strong patients. |
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There were many investors present with the intention of buying and buoyant bidding levels resulted in decent hammer prices being achieved. |
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Light, buoyant feel of dihedral, full-carbon blade makes chasing fish, even over the longest days, feel effortless. |
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The explosive and detonating mechanism is contained in a buoyant metal or plastic shell. |
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Four of the fuzes were conventional horns in the buoyant upper hemisphere of the mine. |
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The Crues head to East Belfast on the back of a buoyant run of form that has seen them ease clear of the chasing pack. |
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Conductor Julian Wachner, using much-reduced forces supplemented by a tall theorbo, fused everything together with buoyant propulsion. |
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At mid-oceanic ridges, rocks are hot and their density is low, making them buoyant or more able to float. |
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This traps a layer of air which keeps them dry, warm, and somewhat buoyant under water. |
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Jack and Rose ride it into the ocean and he helps her onto a wooden panel only buoyant enough for one person. |
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It was in this buoyant baby boom atmosphere that my parents grew up. |
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Researchers believe the vehicle may have suffered a catastrophic implosion of a glass sphere used to keep ABE buoyant. |
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Since the gas is more buoyant than the liquid, the convective pressure is greater. |
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Traditionally, these plutons have been considered to form by ascent of relatively buoyant magma in large masses called plutonic diapirs. |
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The warmer fluid on one side of the loop is less dense and thus more buoyant than the cooler fluid on the other side. |
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There came a day when he remembered the moment, when he regretted that he had not ridden off into the buoyant midst of these lightsome elements. |
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Usually, strictly benthic fish are negatively buoyant, while benthopelagic fish are neutrally buoyant. |
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The temperature increases towards the center of the Earth, and the higher temperature of the fluid lower down makes it buoyant. |
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Despite this, the employment situation in York remained fairly buoyant until the effects of the late 2000s recession began to be felt. |
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This represents a step toward creating crust which is increasingly continental in character, being less dense and more buoyant. |
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The actors were buoyant as they prepared for the evening's performance. |
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When buoyant continental crust enters a trench, subduction eventually stops and the area becomes a zone of continental collision. |
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From the holdfasts rise stalks, and from them grow fronds buoyant with carbon dioxide-filled bubbles called pneumatocysts. |
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Yet Mr. Weinstein was also markedly buoyant, insisting that the ministudio had not so much failed in its aims as succeeded in ways not widely understood. |
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Only two docks, the Roath and the Queen Alexandra, remain in use, and just two shipping companies remain, albeit buoyant with their worldwide interests. |
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The eggs are buoyant and the hatchlings feed on zooplankton. |
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A submarine also has the option of floating a long, buoyant wire antenna to a shallower depth, allowing VLF transmissions by a deeply submerged boat. |
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Jakub Dovalil's technically proficient and physically powerful side are buoyant after beating Ukraine 2-1 and overpriced at 4-1 in Viborg this evening. |
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In addition to maneuverability, the reason funboards are recommended for beginners is that they are more buoyant and help ease the transition to a longboard or shortboard. |
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Much of the seasonal traffic came from the mainland, and despite the inconvenience of the gap from the pier to the station, the traffic was buoyant. |
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A neutrally buoyant diver does not need to fin to maintain depth. |
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And there is speculation that some dairy producers will swap their cows for sucklers which could maintain a buoyant market for beef heifer replacements. |
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All surface ships, as well as surfaced submarines, are in a positively buoyant condition, weighing less than the volume of water they would displace if fully submerged. |
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With Curtis Clark he gives the aerial lift buoyant jazz phrasing is about. |
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Lauren Cuthbertson, onstage for nearly the entire two-hour ballet, shines as Alice, with her elegant extensions, buoyant jumps, and smooth renverses. |
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