Ward seem to drift in on the crackling radio waves of a distant time.

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Maybe moviegoers, understandably fed up with Hollywood's recent simulations of humanity, will sustain "She's So Lovely" on waves of nostalgia for a time--more the '60s than the '70s--when emotions seemed to matter more than anything in a world gone certifiably mad.

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Former central banker Joseph Yam Chi-kwong sent out waves of shock yesterday when he said it was time to reconsider the peg between Hong Kong and U.S. dollars.

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Mr. Achebe wrote his early fiction in the 1950s and 1960s at a hopeful time in African history, when waves of independence inspired young writers to celebrate and perhaps romanticize the sunnier aspects of life on the continent.

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The wine made little waves in her glass, in time with the pounding of her heart.

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In the capitalist process, described by Joseph Schumpeter as waves of creative destruction, billionaires appear and disappear all the time.

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The NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer mapped the locations between Nov. 2 and Nov. 20 using multibeam sonar, which produces detailed images of the seafloor by calculating the amount of time and distance it takes for sound waves to travel from the ship to the seafloor and back.

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Each time, colleagues rush to retrieve the bits of paper before waves suck them into the sea.

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With a modest investment in time and data collection, investors can use ETFs to surf those waves of capital, taking advantage of a well-known phenomenon in the markets called "momentum, " or "relative strength, " in which rising shares tend to keep rising for three months to a year after they start their run.

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