When a toy balloon becomes partially deflated, it will often become neutrally buoyant and can float about the house a meter or two off the floor.
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I . e ., something that will stop falling at a certain point and just sort of float about 20, 000 feet down ( or whatever ).
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With Zip, they float about two-millionths of a inch above the disk, a innovation that Iomega says makes the Zip 20 times as fast as a floppy.
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At times, though, he seems to float about the set, like the clouds he constantly looks to when he envisions surfers shooting the curl over tenement tops.
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Quoting an unidentified official from Morocco's Immigration Department, the paper said many of the bodies were left to float about for some 10 days before being picked up.
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Officials in Russia and Ukraine say thousands of radioactive material pieces float about their countries, and admit that civilian nuclear facilities have no serious protection against a terrorist attack.
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Of course, Meyers noted, couples may need certain aids _ bungee cords or harnesses, for example _ to keep themselves united as they float about a padded zero-G chamber.
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"Adaptation " floats about in time, from Kaufman sweating over his writer's block to Orlean ( Meryl Streep ) researching her book and finding her own life emotionally empty.
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Despite the movie's meticulous structure, the six characters _ two married couples, Patric's icy misogynist and Nastassja Kinski's lesbian artist's assistant _ seem to float about in a largely plotless universe.
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Powered by heat from a planet's molten metal core, so-called tectonic plates float about like bits of eggshell, colliding, merging and dividing, causing volcanoes, earthquakes, the creation of new crust and the shifting of continents.
