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Alister MacPhee, 37, waded into the water about knee height at Bloomfield boat ramp, north of Port Douglas, with his rottweiler dog about 5.30pm yesterday.
And after much discussion online in the wake of the final episode's release, a philosophy professor has waded into the fray.
An employee at Kherson’s meteorological agency, Lora Musiyan, waded into the water to mark the current level: 5.33 metres above the norm.
Source: https://www.channelstv.com/2023/06/08/dam-attack-zelensky-visits-flood-hit-ukraine-region/
Crypto market liquidity and trading volumes have dried up as investors who had waded in during the pandemic stay on the sidelines following 2022’s scandals and implosions, including that of FTX.
Source: https://mybroadband.co.za/news/cryptocurrency/486843-bitcoin-rally-hits-a-snag.html
Demetrios Nicolaides, Alberta's minister of advanced education, has waded into the University of Lethbridge freedom of speech issue with new but unnecessary government directives, writes Rob Breakenridge.
Failed presidential candidate, and the driving force behind the Russia conspiracy against Trump, Hillary Clinton even waded into the fray across the pond to Brexit boss Nigel Farage of being funded by Moscow.
He waded into waters where this could have been a political play.
Source: https://observer.com/2023/11/irish-rep-is-having-a-friel-day/
Leeches these days are pretty much just used to bring a sense of panic in movies after the main character has waded through an unknown body of water, but they used to be commonly used in medicine as far back as Ancient Egypt.
Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/rhiannacampbell/jobs-that-went-extinct-or-were-too-messed-up-to-carry-on
On the tiny, remote islands of the Summer Isles, I came across massive, long feeding pipes from the fish farming industry and waded through plastic.
Source: https://www.sundaypost.com/fp/i-knew-it-would-be-bad-but-this-was-far-far-worse/
Sir John Hayes, the outspoken chairman of the Common Sense group of MPs waded into the right-wing backlash, saying: “This award is a matter of regret, but also rather pathetic.
Source: https://leftfootforward.org/2023/05/right-wing-ramp-up-ideological-war-on-civil-servants/
• The judge pointed out that the sponsors waded into a highly public criminal case.
The newspaper reported that a passer-by, who it named as a Brazilian footballer who plays for a local side, waded into the water to pull the man back to shore, where medics then took him to a local hospital before he was declared dead.
The pair then waded through waist-deep water, keen to get home to their three dogs.
The United States waded into new territory on Thursday with the indictment of former president Donald Trump, a move that was unprecedented in US history.
This cheeky cat was caught red-pawed (literally) after it had waded through what appeared to be tomato sauce and buried its face in the dish.
When we noticed something was wrong, we were the first to announce that we were suspending our operation before the NCAA waded in.
Source: https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/industry/1551973-max-air-explains-shut-operations-temporarily/