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When Dad came home from work, we would do what’s called dry-land training: exercises that focused on strength, flexibility, and balance.
Zero Regrets Apolo Ohno 2010
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When Dad came home from work, we would do what’s called dry-land training: exercises that focused on strength, flexibility, and balance.
Zero Regrets Apolo Ohno 2010
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When Dad came home from work, we would do what’s called dry-land training: exercises that focused on strength, flexibility, and balance.
Zero Regrets Apolo Ohno 2010
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And I hated, hated, hated the madhouse scene, in which a clutch of actors dressed like Absolute Evil's minions in Time Bandits perform a dry-land synchronized swimming routine while the Duchess croons "I Love You More Than Yesterday" into a red mic that descends from the ceiling.
The Duchess of Malfi deliasherman 2010
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And I hated, hated, hated the madhouse scene, in which a clutch of actors dressed like Absolute Evil's minions in Time Bandits perform a dry-land synchronized swimming routine while the Duchess croons "I Love You More Than Yesterday" into a red mic that descends from the ceiling.
The Duchess of Malfi deliasherman 2010
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Once we were fish-like, you and I, my reader, and crawled up out of the sea to pioneer in the great, dry-land adventure in the thick of which we are now.
Chapter 21 2010
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What is certain is that the people buried here lived in a time when this land was high enough to support dry-land cattle farms and cane farms, instead of cranes and shrimp.
Gulf oil spill could push Pointe-au-Chien Indian tribe to the point of no return 2010
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"The farmers that are growing dry-land wheat may see the same yields from now on," he says.
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"They may not see increases in yield under dry-land conditions because we simply are shuffling the same genetic deck out there."
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What is certain is that the people buried here lived in a time when this land was high enough to support dry-land cattle farms and cane farms, instead of cranes and shrimp.
Gulf oil spill touches isolated Pointe-au-Chien Indian tribe and its past 2010
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