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In the second place , there is always great allowance to be made for false swearing and exaggeration by seamen , and for combinations among them against their officers ; and it is to be remembered that the latter have often no one to testify on their side . They plant seeds of doubt , saying , " Larry knows the business pretty well , but he is really rigid and not open to new ideas . The lift is generally mounted on the rollbars of the tractor . When she sails from port , her rigging is generally slack ; the masts need staying ; the decks and sides are black and dirty from taking in cargo ; riggers ' seizings and overhand knots in place of nice seamanlike work ; and everything , to a sailor 's eye , adrift . Going in , we found nearly all the people of the town - men , women , and children - collected and crowded together , leaving barely room for the dancers ; for on these occasions no invitations are given , but every one is expected to come , though there is always a private entertainment within the house for particular friends . A sailor is always presumed to be well , and if he 's sick , he 's a poor dog . Each type is generally available in either a classic hearing aid or programmable hearing aid . 3022 , and that language is simply added to the gas tax chapter by this section of the act . At noon , the thermometer , which had been repeatedly lowered into the water , showed the temperature to be seventy ; which was considerably above that of the air , - as is always the case in the centre of the Stream . By making it indestructible we have also made it uncensorable - censorship is simply interpreted by the system as damage , and a way is found around it . It is very generally believed , and is always highly commended , as a fair instance of retaliatory justice . David Collins is simply amazing for his courage and ambition that made this show work .