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After that came glass spears rising from the mud banks of rivers; giant, abstract butterflies clustered on walls; swamp flowers with lolling, sexualized tongues; and clusters of swollen breasts, otherwise known as his 20-foot tall, 2,000-pound chandeliers.
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Loading goods into 20-foot to 53-foot containers that can be transferred easily between trucks and trains has been giving the rail business an extra lift beyond the economy's revival.
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Then they bailed out the powerless 20-foot six-meter boat, which would prove to be the salvation of 13 castaways.
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Before it was over, Nguyen had blessed a fiberglass flatboat, a 20-foot Trophy Bayliner and a tiny "pirogue" the traditional flat-bottomed, pointy-ended canoe used by Louisiana bayou folk for generations.
Gulf oil spill makes blessing of boats a sad task in La. this year
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Then came the 16th, and a 20-foot birdie that allowed Woods to seize control as he goes for a record-tying fifth title at the PGA Championship.
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Mr. Doughty has gotten most criticism on Kauai because of the accidents and deaths at Kipu Falls, where people have jumped off 20-foot cliffs, and Queen's Bath, where some visitors were swept into the ocean by big waves.
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The man, dressed in a red polo shirt, khaki shorts and a baseball cap, perched atop the 20-foot pole for more than an hour, negotiating with police officers beneath him.
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Soon afterwards, a wall of black water more than 40 feet high smashed through the 20-foot high seawall and poured into the heart of the city.
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Well, okay, Conway Bowman and Dave Trimble, who catch big mako sharks on flies from 20-foot boats 16 miles offshore ... that's a little nutty.
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Courtesy of Ignited LLC The building came with this 20-foot water sculpture.
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