But the frigate rallied and righted while the sea streamed below decks, though her hatches were laid and her hawseholes bagged. |
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The foundation problems were solved, the grain elevator was righted, and it is still in use. |
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After the chute was inflated the glider rotated a few times and righted itself. |
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The outcome also satisfied the public sense of outrage at an obstinate governmental bureaucracy and at an injustice eventually righted. |
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In the absence of the lamps, Tesha was unable to identify the shape until it righted itself and stood straight. |
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The dogs soon stopped, the cariole was righted, and the two unfortunates laughed out of all countenance. |
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She was struck by a heavy sea, thrown on her beam ends or rolled over, and finally righted with the loss of both masts. |
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He got lost searching for the computer room, and when he eventually did call me back, the system had already righted itself. |
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At this moment he wearied, wishing for nothing but a pause released from time in which he might lie low until the world was righted. |
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It was a situation that soon righted itself as numbers flocked through the door when the familiar sounds of Drive In Scene filled the room. |
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He righted his ruffled cloak, straightened his wrinkled shirt, and glared white hot anger at me. |
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The spritsail flapped emptily and the boat righted to an even keel, causing the two men swiftly to change position. |
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Perhaps these inequalities will be righted when the feminist revolution is more thoroughly assimilated. |
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He quickly slipped that rope and felt the board grab as the sneakbox righted itself again. |
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There is no action that ought to be taken in consequence, there is no injury that could be righted in that way. |
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There were a few moments of rhythmic disunity, in the third movement of Du wahrer Gott, for example, all of which were quickly righted. |
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There were no injuries and the vehicle was safely righted shortly afterwards. |
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As the galley righted itself, another wave struck from the other side, and the ship heeled over so far its mainsail almost touched the water. |
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As we righted our machines the bus arrived and I'd never seen people move as fast. |
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She was a little dizzy from being righted to a standing position and Wrenn steadied her. |
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Made of lightweight rip-proof nylon, the sturdy design is claimed to be resistant to strong winds, but can be easily righted if inverted. |
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When I was sure the boat had righted itself I opened up the hatch and got out onto the deck. |
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Traffic crews then had to block all but one lane of the bridge while the crane righted the container. |
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With a practised flip, he righted the dinghy and held it steady while we clambered aboard. |
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Instead it righted itself and rolled the last length to the ground, the prongs of the forks stopping it from going over completely. |
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That task falls largely to AIB chairman Dermot Gleeson, who must ensure that the internal structures of the bank are righted. |
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He is determined to see wrongs righted and to see hope realized for present and future generations of First Nations, Inuit and Métis women. |
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That incident not only required emergency eye surgery, but several weeks in a darkened room, and several months with double vision before it spontaneously righted itself. |
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They serve to confirm that democracy and institutions need not be overbearing and that, sometimes wrongs can be righted. |
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Although the market righted itself quickly, regulators are debating ways to step in when prices go haywire. |
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Hardy, all his wrongs now righted, could finally depart the town for a new location where it might actually rain for once. |
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We are also offering some suggestions as to how these terrible wrongs can be righted. |
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We continue to discuss and move forward on trade agreements with other countries when we have not righted our own domestic economy. |
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Even if the hatches were closed, the liferaft could not be righted by two people in the water. |
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It seems to me that we have now righted this wrong and made up for lost time. |
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He has righted the portfolio by focusing on high-quality businesses with growth prospects. |
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The vessel then partially righted in a flooded condition and sank stern first. |
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That is a wrong that must be righted and we stand for the righting of that wrong. |
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She boarded the overturned kayak and righted it, but was unable to empty the pod because she could not get the pump to work. |
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If the beltpack is not righted within three seconds, the computer initiates an emergency brake application. |
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The vessel partially righted in a flooded condition allowing the operator to escape from the wheelhouse. |
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We can only hope that Canada will take on its role of leadership and see to it that this wrong is righted. |
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An overturned and swamped Ovatek 7, with the hatches either open or closed, could not be righted by people in the water. |
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However, when swamped, with the hatches either open or closed, it could not be righted by people in the water. |
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I view the bill as part of the process to ensure that this historical wrong is righted through an honourable acknowledgement. |
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He was too busy talking about what had to be done, wrongs to be righted, causes to be fought. |
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Shortly after the aircraft became airborne, its left wing dropped slightly and could not be righted. |
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The hand mill for grinding flour was knocked over and she righted it, but as she looked around her, she realized there was not enough here for her to start again. |
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These are the people whose behaviors are seriously flawed, people who could be righted with a little in-game punishment. |
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The ambassador's servants quickly righted the man and helped him to his place at the high table, a few chairs down from the king's immediate left. |
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One of the longest-running musical miscarriages of justice will be righted when the York tenor behind a famous Christmas song is finally credited for his work. |
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The wrongs carried out by members of the Church's hierarchy must be righted, but Mr Ahern warned against shutting the Church out of the community. |
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An unresponsive subject should be righted immediately, and the integrator should deliver a sub-xyphoid thrust to expel the water. |
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In each case, the journalists and the organizations they represent made a difference: they helped us understand just a bit more, they moved people to act, they righted terrible injustice. |
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Ovatek personnel also demonstrated that a swamped Ovatek 4 that was equipped with a righting strap could be righted without using the water pockets for leverage. |
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Right side shown after locomotive was righted. |
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Canadians are counting on you to make sure that this wrong is righted. |
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I tabled the same bill in 2005 prior to the Liberals signing a deal with the Italian community to create the well-known ACE program that would have righted these wrongs. |
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For a few seconds, the monohull remained with her bulb in the air in a very unusual position before she righted herself just through the use of the canting keel. |
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Something that had gone bad had righted itself. |
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The vessel was later righted and lifted ashore. |
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This injustice would only be righted a decade later when, on the occasion of her first show at the A. I. R. Gallery, in 1972, Leon Golub appeared under the name of Mr. Spero! |
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How, Commissioner, is that historic wrong to be righted? |
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After that cliffhanging finish in New York last year, Lewis righted the wrong by defeating Holyfield on points in Las Vegas six months later. |
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But for a new recalcitrant minority, like those I encountered at the edge of the euphoria in Derry city centre last Tuesday, one terrible wrong righted will never be enough. |
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For centuries, a physical pillar was righted in rituals designed to assert Osiris's resurrection to life as part of the Osirian mysteries. |
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The candleflame and the image of the candleflame caught in the pierglass twisted and righted when he entered the hall and again when he shut the door. |
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Ship operator Costa Cruises revealed the 114,000 ton liner will be righted, refloated and removed in May with as little possible impact to the surrounding maritime park. |
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