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just about any kind of watercraft can be seen on the lake during the summer
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As a relative helped the men right the watercraft, the victim went under the water.
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If another NCAA working group passes a rule that allows receivers to ride personal watercraft, Georgia is going to shoot straight to the top of the SEC.
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Baltimore Dragon Boat Challenge Fierce-looking watercrafts, slicing their way through the harbor, with dockside crowds cheering their success.
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Guatemalan police found this odd watercraft that uses the same hull technology as military vessels—a long, narrow type that is both difficult to detect and faster than other homemade drug-smuggling boats.
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The boat owner’s insurance company will be responsible for any attempts to retrieve the watercraft.
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The laws took effect Jan. 1, 2015, with one allowing for seizure of a watercraft used in the commission of certain offenses, including being driven by an intoxicated driver with multiple OUI convictions.
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The couple, Bonnie and Donald Kalanick, were boating on Pine Flat Lake near Fresno, Calif., Friday afternoon when their watercraft struck a rock and sank.
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Authorities say a woman was found floating downstream without a watercraft or floatation device Friday morning.
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