Google (founded in 1998) makes sure you pull up less flotsam when you search.
These kids scoured the shore for flotsam and jetsam to play with, bring home or eat.
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For a heap like the Flotsam, it might have made the difference between having enough fuel or not.
Amid the flotsam and jetsam, there is an internet company ready to reemerge.
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She heads a campaign to protect space junk, arguing that some of the celestial flotsam is of great historical value.
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Such programmes work best when job-seekers believe they are masters of their own fate, rather than flotsam on a macroeconomic wave.
Without warning the Flotsam dropped, and my feet nearly left the floor.
Why the illustrious Academy used the Flotsam as a training vessel I couldn't guess, unless they wanted to teach their students how to mutiny.
This stretch of NBA flotsam is supposed to be an opportunity for the Knicks to fatten up their record, to blast into shape before bigger tests.
Several won the Caldecott Medal for picture book artwork, including "A Ball for Daisy" in 2012, "The Lion and the Mouse" in 2010 and "Flotsam" in 2007.
Damage has also been caused to bridges by "scouring" - the wear caused by flotsam colliding with bridge piers below the waterline of the rivers they span.
We may feel like flotsam and jetsam on the vast rivers of history, but when the currents are directed toward a final destination, it gives us purpose and meaning.
Several of our fellow tourists on Po Poda (the island we were on) were seriously injured, when either boats fell on them or flotsam in the water hit them.
At Piper Alpha, where 167 men had died, huge pieces of debris had to be moved from the wellhead by cranes tossing like flotsam amid the wind and the waves.
But many of these works, such as Giuseppe Penone's "Project for Contact Lenses" (1972), in which he photographed himself outfitted with mirrored contact lenses, fail to rise above the usual flotsam of the period.
The effect is too broad (why should the UK be picked up like flotsam an jetsam in US politics?) and easily circumvented by not typing in the URL, but going with a DNS number.
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His solution, born of a practical and oddly uncomplaining despair (as if he knew that something like this would happen), is to camp out on the front lawn, surrounded by the flotsam of his belongings.
It was several days before some local men paddled over to investigate the source of strange flotsam that had washed up near their village, and found a group of jubilant, wiry, suntanned Scandinavians waiting for them, and they took the crew back for some belated celebrations.
At the Gamba protected-area complex, on the coast of Gabon, patrolling rangers make daily logs of deposits of flotsam from the industrial world that has arrived on their remote Atlantic beaches at the same time as they record the comings and goings of the local leatherback turtles.
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