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• “That burgeoning interest in sunken treasure has an upside: a steady stream of discoveries.”

  The Washington Post: Navy goes on the hunt for famous shipwreck

• “You head for the backs of reservoir tributary arms, anchor, and drown minnows in sunken brushpiles, waiting for finicky spawning crappies to bite — all the while rubbing bows with scores of other anglers doing the same thing.”

  Early Season Secrets for Crappie

• “You may be aware of the recent civil war in sunken R'lyeh.”

  Science Press Releases

• “Like a race in sunken cities, like a nation in the mines.”

  10/01/2002 - 11/01/2002

• “That afternoon the Regiment moved up a little closer to the line and was distributed in sunken roads, chalk cliffs, etc., throughout the vicinity of Roisel.”

  History 119th Infantry, 60th Brigade, 30th Division, U.S.A. Operations in Belgium and France, 1917-1

• “The ensuing intrigues waft the heroine about the world to her destiny in sunken R’lyeh while revealing that the universe is a strange amalgam of illusions.”

  Stromata Blog:

• “Our lines were all in order, and a new hook had been put on mine, as on the last excursion the old one had caught in what the boys call a "blind eel," that is, a sunken log, -- and there it probably remains to this day.”

  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 15, No. 87, January, 1865

• “He recalled the sunken room and the fountain with those wonderful figures modelled after Meredith.”

  The Shield of Silence

• “Not what you could call sunken," said the captain, driven to bay.”

  Dialstone Lane, Part 1.

• “Men do not realise that they look very different when lying in bed with a fortnight's growth of beard to when shaven and spruce, as is their ordinary habit: while women, when smartly dressed with fashionable hats and flimsy veils, are very different to when, in illness, they lie with hair unbound, faces pinched and eyes sunken, which is the only recollection their doctor has of them.”

  The Seven Secrets

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