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• But your head can be swimming in all sorts of information.
• They'll be swimming in circles forever ."
• You'd be swimming in sewage ."
• "I'd rather be swimming in my pool ."
• People assume you must be swimming in dollars,
• We suspect that whites are probably more likely than blacks to be swimming in patrolled areas.
• If Cuba were dedicated to drug trafficking, today it would be swimming in millions of dollars,
• I'll be swimming in the pool when the team is going through their plays and practices.
• Some might be swimming in the canal, others might shout greetings _ in Italian, of course.
• The 22-year-old from Newburgh, Indiana, would be swimming in his first Olympics.
• You might expect that an Internet conference at a place like Harvard would be swimming in high-tech gadgetry.
• Members of Parker's family remained hopeful that the sailor could still be swimming in the warm Gulf waters.
• Even if angels entered Poland, they would be treated as bloodthirsty vampires and the socialist ideas would be swimming in blood.
• But Barnes will be swimming in deep water for this fight, because he normally fights as a 147-pound welterweight.
• Fire brigade boats will salute with water cannons and 90 mermaids are expected to be swimming in the water behind the statue.
• Washington may be swimming in lobbyists, but no one dare ask to exchange favors for cash lest he get slapped in jail.
• If we're not careful, we'll be swimming in a sea of icons ( which is a metaphor ).
• Nearly twice as many women ( 38.8 percent ) as men ( 20 percent ) were found to be swimming in stress.
• The world may be swimming in oil today, but that will change within the next generation, according to the Central Intelligence Agency.
• If the donations aren't banned and the trend continues, candidates will be swimming in $ 1 billion worth of soft money in 2004.