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Off Palm Beach, Miami, marine developer US Submarines is building a six-room habitat 30 m below, complete with cooking facilities, lounges and fish-feeding stations.
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Grace is with us from Miami.
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So shark experts Neil Hammerschlag of the University of Miami in Florida, US, and Aiden Martin of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, decided to study the predatory habits of great white sharks hunting off Seal Island, in False Bay, South Africa.
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The ad campaign made both Havaianas and Ipanema popular in select US cities, like Miami.
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And he's with us on the line from Miami, Florida.
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Reverend Flake joins us now from WLRN in Miami.
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And she joins us from member station WLRN Miami.
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Our Miami based accounts benefit from the confidentiality of US banking secrecy laws and the strength and stability of the economy.
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The best thing about Miami is how close it is to the rest of the US. That is only a slightly facetious statement.
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Today, Miami Beach has the strongest preservation laws in the whole of the US, tourism is thriving and the fabulous architecture defines the skyline in all of its buzzing neon glory.
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If the merger is approved by regulators, the company plans to maintain its current hubs: Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami and New York for American, and Charlotte, Philadelphia and Phoenix for US Airways.
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"None of us imagined we would continue to go undefeated into February, " said Blake James, Miami's interim athletic director.
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