After being stuck in murky low-tide waters for most of the day, the Common Dolphin passed away Friday evening, according to Joanne Biegert of the Riverhead Foundation.
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"The zoning back then was high-tide, low-tide, " Hynes laughs.
The first is the tide of low-interest liquidity worldwide that is lifting all boats.
Geddes said it was low tide when the waves struck -- which may have helped prevent even worse damage.
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Flood-tide: rising tide, part of the tidal cycle between low water and the next high water.
Here mountains give way to an expanse of deserted white sand that runs hundreds of metres from shore at low tide, with the warm water waist-deep for hundred of metres more.
Ebb-tide: the falling tide, part of the tidal cycle between high water and the next low water.
When the tide is low I take the old railroad right-of-way close to the water.
The food is very good, and the staff makes mealtime magic of its own, staging beach barbecues and, if the tide is low at dusk, drinks and dinner on a long, scorpion-tail sandbar way out in Copperfield Bay.
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Flood-tide current: flow of water in a given direction that takes place between low water and high water.
An emerging consensus now indicates a rising tide of entrepreneurial activity is a factor that links low tax burdens and improvements in welfare and wealth-creation for those at the bottom.
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At low tide these sprightly vessels need assistance to make it into deeper channels, and the adventure begins at full-throttle.
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