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And she carried him, as the sea will carry a boat").
It was Mr. Canterbury who taught me how to kill a porcupine without conventional weapons (Note to self: Always carry a boat paddle) and how to yank out the heart and eat it raw.
Confucius admonished Chinese rulers that "water can carry a boat but also overturn it," which meant that unless the rulers worked with diligence to ensure good governance (liangzheng shanzhi) — with a particular emphasis on promoting the country's unity and people's livelihood — ordinary people could rise up and rebel in the name of "heaven".
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The ships had a crew of one officer and twenty-two enlisted men, and both carried a single boat.
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"It will carry a 25-foot fishing boat.
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Moving around the room, the sun acquires wheels and is then carried by a boat.
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