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1. The beach is empty except for a few gulls ferreting about in the heaps of seaweed dumped on the high tide line by the sea

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2. The clean tang of high tide brushed his nostrils

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3. Her hands went to her mouth, the next high tide was the middle of Nightday

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4. Low tides indicate that you energies are being drained, whereas high tides symbolize high energy

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5. would fill with water, but only during periods of high tide

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6. However, there was something odd concerning the movement of the coast guard cutter: like any vessel of its size, it came and went on high tide – except occasionally – when the cutter got underway at dusk, regardless of the state of the tide and, more or less, at the same inopportune hour, a tug would arrive with a log barge

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7. Suddenly the swirling blades headed in a southerly direction and soon could be heard landing over at Teewah Beach’s helipad, which was the only way in and out in an emergency at high tide

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8. At high tide we moved out of the harbor under half sail and turned south toward the mouth of the bay and into the sea

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9. Cimnashote explained that they could only remain until high tide, but since that would be near dusk, they had most of the day

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10. Did it come from the Northern Sea? It must have, but nothing like that has ever happened before! Old stories of high tides and big storms, but nothing like that! the thought continued

11. unusually high tide hit us shortly after that cloud appeared, some said he claimed that was the

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12. high tides and big storms, but nothing like that! the thought continued

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13. Luckily, it was high tide

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14. We're going to take off beyond where we think the shoreline existed, with our platform several feet above normal high tide

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15. and the Sun cause high tides in earth’s oceans, it also causes tides in earth’s

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16. high tides in the fluidic magmaspheres There would therefore be an ‘ebb

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17. From our depth meter we would figure out how far the bottom was and measure out that much line so that the buoy would just be at the surface at high tide

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18. They had just left the beach after having taken a close quarter look at the carnage along the high tide mark

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19. “Will he be ready to address the Council by Solstice? The Emperor’s fleet could leave on the high tide when approval is voted that day,” my grandfather questioned

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20. Rocks over the years have blocked the Inlet, except at high tide

21. "Even at high tide, the entrance is only navigable for a few minutes -- five at the most

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22. Garnet Reed estimated there was another thirty minutes to high tide and the safe point

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23. �Yeah, high tide is 21

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24. �Yeah we still got about a half hour before high tide by the looks of it

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25. ‘That must be the high tide mark

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26. She estimated that high tide would be about eight that evening

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27. The wind had become quite strong over the last hour, bringing with it the aroma of saltwater as it blew over the ocean where large waves crashed ashore at high tide and sucked a great deal of the beach back into the sea

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28. It was during high tide

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29. Great heroism cannot be doubted, however, the former cold professionalism that had carried the Japanese to the high tide of victory in 1942 was gone

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30. High tide always covered the flat sand of Waihi Beach at this point and brought the Pacific Ocean to the property’s edge with its menu of fighting king fish and snapper

31. “It often does that at spring high tides,” Jack

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32. Early next morning, the CAMARGUE left its quay with the high tide and slowly went out of the small port of Saint-François, heading for the port of Le Havre and France

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33. High tide and the heron dived when I took the road

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34. At high tide, you’re room is completely submerged

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35. the way the light shimmered on his walls as the wave surged overhead when high tide

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36. Unfortunately, “reality” soon prevailed and Tim’s smile faded faster than a sand drawing on the seashore when hit with a tsunami at high tide

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37. Whereas, their religiously removed caste cousins, aided by the times, are now riding on the high tide of modernity, be it those who had retained the identity of their forefathers (may the Hindus be thankful to them), or such who were, or are being sucked into the Christian Church

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38. powerful as the high tide of the ocean reaching the

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39. It was the high tide of the anapsids in the form of

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40. lows to feed at high tide and run the risk of being strand-

41. We pray we catch the “spring” high tides the rest of the way

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42. It was what we called “high tide”right after mealtimeand due to the inclement weather at that moment we had five or six psych cases sitting in the penalty box

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43. It was a complete miracle that the case had not washed away in a high tide, but thanks to trees felled by laser fire the case had gotten snared and held up from floating back out to sea

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44. magical night he and Sally had experienced several summers ago when a full moon and a high tide coincided late at night to raise the water level on the saltmarsh over the banks of the creeks and channels, flooding the marsh surface

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45. due to leave on the high tide and my scant sailing skills would be required

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46. Ok! We are halfway there with the where, now what about the when? My experience is the two hours before and after first and last light are the most consistent fishing of the day, while the two hours before and two hours after high tide are the most productive choice of tide

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47. So, put the two together, you get an early morning high tide (that also means an evening high in most places) as the best time

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48. (If you are planning your vacation, how do you know when the tides will be? Actually, it's not that difficult, early morning and evening high tides will normally follow the full and new moons, and every calendar has those dates marked!)

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49. The nature of these «high tides» is still unknown, but we can presume,

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50. It took days for the water to drain away and when we returned we could see chest-high tide marks on the walls

51. Tomorrow was the day, and it was some place where high tide was at 10

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52. High tide there was at 10

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53. In Cherry Blossom Sound off Chisholm’s east coast, the range between high tide and low tide was just under nine feet, and in the Sea of Charis it was almost six; in Hahskyn Bay, there was a bare two-foot difference between high water and low

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54. There were barely three feet of water under her sternpost at low tide; even at high tide there would be no more than five and a half, and the suction between the mud and the ship’s hull was enormous

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55. At high tide, Lance could have passed directly over the mudbank; at the moment, she’d probably run aground the instant she tried to cross it

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56. All of the world was crying out for cotton, and the new land of the And, quickening all of the affairs of the section, was the high tide of prosperity then County, unworn and fertile, produced it abundantly

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57. gleamed deep red like wine, while the floor glistened as if it were glass, except where Already summer was in the air, the first hint of Georgia summer when the high tide of spring gives way reluctantly before a fiercer heat

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58. It was high tide of devotion and pride in their hearts, high tide of the Confederacy, for final victory was at hand

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59. If! If! The soft drawling voices quickened with an old excitement as they talked in the when life was ever at high tide, recalling the fierce heat of their midsummer in this quiet darkness—infantryman, cavalryman, cannoneer, evoking memories of the days forlorn sunset of their winter

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60. They came in a troop, hustled along in the shadow by innumerable little hurried waves, swifter than the waves that rush over the sands at high tide, little night-waves foaming under the moon, under the fiery head that was like a moon

61. Just as there are low tides and high tides, hot days and cool days, the market also projects days of laziness (choppy markets) and days of overwhelming activity (trending markets)

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62. It was now nearly the hour of high tide, but the waves were so great that in their troughs the shallows of the shore were almost visible, and the schooner, with all sails set, was rushing with such speed that, in the words of one old salt, "she must fetch up somewhere, if it was only in hell"

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63. The Bay of Fundy, between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, has a difference of 16m (52½ft) between low tide and high tide

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64. Under the piers it was very high tide and the waves splashed on rocks they had not reached in a long time

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65. Between the wharf and the bedroom window is a narrow strip, which is dry at low tide but is covered at high tide with at least four and a half feet of water

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66. ” Second, his name: To quote from the captain again, “His reel name’s long enough to touch bottom in the ship channel at high tide, so folks nater’lly got to callin’ him ‘Huckleberries,’ ’cause he peddles them kind of fruit in summer

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67. For an instant a very ancient and honorable desire to enter that room and violently change the face of several things dominated the listening husband; that he did not marked the high tide of his nervous breakdown

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