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181. The US Coast Guard is investigating reports that oil has started washing ashore on the Gulf Coast from a leaking offshore well.

182. She had the sad fate to see washed ashore the corpse of her young estson Polydorus, who had been entrusted to the Thracian king for safekeeping.

183. You have to help Frogman to collect all the jewels and coins, and to find the way home, ashore.

184. The storm's currently forecasted track takes it over the Outer Banks and along the U.S. East Coast before going ashore over New England.

185. Due to the lamentable state of German intelligence, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, the commander of Army Group B, had no firm intelligence about where the Allied troops would come ashore.

186. The large cargo door at the side of the lander hissed opened and three men in battle gear splashed ashore, surrounded by battle bots and tracked vehicles.

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192. He rowed her ashore and then continued trolling around the lake.

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194. Then, in 1899, a telegraph cable connecting Britain to Cape Town came ashore amid the jagged rocks of Comfortless Cove.

195. Apart from all other considerations, I must get my dement and my compound fracture of the femur ashore: the hospital at Dover is at an inconsiderable distance - a most eligible port.

196. Aug. 1942: US Marines, with full battle kits, charge ashore on Guadalcanal Island from a landing barge during the early phase of the US offensive in the Solomon Islands during World War II.

197. Agent: Remember to inform your crew about going ashore with Landing Permits. This is the regulation of Rotterdam Port.

198. The vessel was in as good condition as I am, and as, I hope you are, M. Morrel, and this day and a half was lost from pure whim, for the pleasure of going ashore, and nothing else.

199. The sailors decided to lay to that night and go ashore in the morning.

200. Crane the hydraulic motor ashore for Fabricate ten gudgeon pins.

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202. Instead, shortly before noon, the steamship company dispatched two launches to the ship to take the passengers ashore.

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204. When it went ashore to breed or perhaps to bask in the sun, he proposes, Rodhocetus probably hitched itself around somewhat like a modern eared seal or sea lion.

205. Don't tell any one that you are going ashore if you can help it.

206. General Lucas confined himself to occupying his beachhead and having equipment and vehicles brought ashore.

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209. A short blast on the ship's siren warned the dockyard staff ashore.

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