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“He never mentioned he was planning to take a boat.”

From BBC

“They didn’t have to go out and take a boat and go look for these nodules; they knew that they could get guaranteed nodule-rich areas of the deep seabed without lifting a finger. All they needed to do was apply for areas in reserve,” Gianni explained.

From Salon

As the characters travel first by van, then later hop a train, and even take a boat to reach their goal, the filmmakers create space for the cast to make the scenes their own.

We did have one day when we got to take a boat out.

Demonstrators marched in remembrance of the 1968 Tlatelolco student massacre in Mexico City, In Panama migrants line up to take a boat on their way north, In Argentina, Gaston Togni of Defensa y Justicia, bleeds injured on the pitch after a rough play during a Copa Sudamericana, second leg semi-final soccer match against Ecuador’s Liga Deportiva Universitaria, and in Cali, Colombia residents look at the wreckage of a Colombian Air Force aircraft that crashed in the city.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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