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He later finds a three-inch-diameter shell, not unlike a snail shell, that he says started out on the bay side of the island, got buried as winds and waves pushed the island over it, and re-emerged decades or a century later on the ocean side, blackened by time.

On either side of the Lemaire Channel were spiky black mountains, extremely tall but still not so tall as to be merely snow-covered; they were buried in wind-carved snowdrift, all the way to their peaks, with rock exposed only on the most vertical cliffs.

It was Emirates Team New Zealand, already well in control of the race against the Prada-backed Luna Rossa, that, hit by a gust of wind, buried both bows of the 72-foot wing-powered catamaran into the choppy waves as it went round the third turning mark.

And that is you: gone, to the wind, buried in the ground or burned down to dust, and all that is left is memories and a familial squabble over all your stuff.

The child was among five people buried when the winds collapsed five adjacent houses.

Boiling clouds of dust whipped up by harsh winds buried homes and cars, destroyed crops, choked farm animals to death and sent children to the hospital with pneumonia.

Christian's buried grief has wound itself into a tight spring of rage and resentment, and it finds expression in a coldly rational, self-justifying impulse toward violence.

Buried down a winding track through wild woodland, in an office full of books and papers and contraptions involving dials and wires, the 88-year-old presents his thoughts with a quiet, unshakable conviction that can be unnerving.

We moved further east, and pulled up at the point labeled 6 26, when the structure of the storm was exposed beautifully with the now giant wedge tornado (2.6 miles diameter of radar-derived EF-1 winds) buried underneath to our northwest.

But also for Palin, whose intelligence and toughness may wind up buried under the legend of her verb-deprived ramblings.

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