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He drowns some of his livestock in it and then takes his wife on a walk one evening intending to do away with her.

"Some were drowned, some of them were suffocated".

Thirty-two people drowned, some of them sucked under by whirlpools created as the ship tilted.

I realize that it feels like just another swell in an ocean of data breaches that have washed over (and drowned some of) us in the past few months.

The tunes help me relax, and also help to drown out some of the screams, a few of which might even be my own.

Then to cap it all off we're planning to put the "Day" and "Night" statuary on top of a wall with a waterfall which is designed in part to drown out some of the traffic noise and create a little oasis of calmness.

Landgraf was drawing attention not just to the unsustainability of the current growth model in TV, but also to the way it has both allowed for new levels of quality and creativity, while simultaneously threatening to drown out some of the brightest voices amid the volume.

It should last for at least 20 years and not only will your home be warmer, but you can turn down the heating to save a few more quid, and you'll drown out some of the outside noise too.

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If you live in a naturally noisy place, like a dorm room, use a white noise machine to drown out some of the more inconsistent environmental sounds.

Web sites supportive of the president have been shut down, and hecklers drowned out some of his speech to mark the anniversary of the death of the founder of the Iranian revolution, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

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