Also harpooning the Clipper cause was bad karma for Eric Murdock, who turned his left ankle and left the game for good with 8 : 33 remaining in round one.
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The attack, the first recorded ramming of a ship by a whale, came in a remote part of the Pacific while two of the three whaleboats were harpooning whales.
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The site and its geoglyphs prove the existence of communication between the lagoon areas and the Pacific Coast, showcasing a variety of representation of men on rafts and harpooning fishes.
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This efficiency, marine biologists say, has caused a severe decline in numbers of Atlantic swordfish, which in the past were mainly taken by the far less efficient method of harpooning.
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As he stood and watched the harpooning, Kirk Minihan, a senior at Emerson College, acknowledged that Parcells _ love him or hate him _ had breathed life into the Patriots.
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Opponents say the numbers of whales are uncertain, that harpooning is a cruel killing method, and that whales are special, intelligent creatures that should not be killed under any circumstances.
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The coast guard also arrested David Enever, the British captain of the Arctic Sunrise, a former seal-harpooning ship which Greenpeace refurbished for its expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica.
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Back in Inuvik, another friendly local referred Keys to a resident artist who carved for him an Eskimo in a canoe harpooning a whale, which became his prized souvenir of the trip.
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And with all of this foolishness of harpooning and lampooning, Boston fans, still struggling under the Curse of the Bambino, are tempting fate to add the Curse of the Tuna as well.
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Three hours later, Contreras and Weaver, not Wells's words, were to blame for harpooning the Yankees and making the Red Sox think they still have a prayer in this division.
