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In a ritual unseen by the cameras, volunteers heave the floating icons toward the asphalt.

On stage, the Harlem rapper descended on a floating helicopter of his own, megaphone in hand and pink curlers in his hair.

Making his usual array of driving layups and floating jumpers, Dent finished with 14 points, five assists and only one turnover in 24 minutes.

The genre of Japanese prints called ukiyo-e, meaning “images of the floating world,” first arose in the 17th century and was often distinguished by city scenes, sumo wrestlers and geishas.

The Italian delegation built a floating stage to sit on the river which surrounds Belém, delivered from Venice.