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There's a great book by John Barry called "Rising Tide," about the great Mississippi River flood of 1927.

It will cite John M. Barry's 1998 "Rising Tide," about the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927, as a model for studying a natural disaster and its wider racial, economic and political ramifications.

The book would be a kind of sequel to "Rising Tide," about "the interplay between the river, the sea, politics and oil over the last century". Though it would "be about a lot more than the lawsuit," he said, the story would most likely culminate with the battle to make the industry pay for its share of the Coastal Master Plan.

And the latest beneficiary of the rising tide there is about to score a win-win deal.

Rising tides are about as calming a scene as there is.

Europe could be in the midst of a rising tide of violence, or about to snap back into relative tranquility while America suffers another major mass shooting.

Archbishop Sanchez resigned amid a rising tide of complaints about sexual abuse by priests around the country.

Even the largest social networking sites sense a rising tide of awareness about the need to protect delicate and personal information that is shared about users online.

John Barry, in "Rising Tide," his book about the 1927 flood, quotes a New York Times account of a levee breach in Washington County, Mississippi, in 1912.

"There is this rising tide of consciousness about animals, and people are starting to realize that they have feelings and lives that matter".

But Mr. Bronner joined the rising tide of pessimism about United's chances of receiving $1.8 billion in loan guarantees as it tries to avoid bankruptcy court.