Like chilly consumers, Mr Macri is waiting for balmier weather.
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Christmas Eve in Detroit was balmier than I remembered it.
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Those balmier temperatures meant troubling news for the planet's sea ice.
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Weather patterns can change because the colder poles warm faster than balmier lower latitudes.
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But a warmer Westchester or a balmier L.A. doesn't pose a crisis of identity.
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The island's glacier-crusted surface is melting, and a lot of this is from balmier atmospheric temperatures.
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Terri, a loggerhead turtle usually found in Mediterranean regions enjoying balmier climes, turned up in Jersey on Jan.
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And with balmier days on the horizon comes, you guessed it, a bevy of new trends to dip your toes into.
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In the much balmier climate of Belize, conservationists are flying different types of drones to aid their fight against illegal fishing.
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Unfortunately for us, the balmier-than-usual fall weather is coming to an end as we fast approach the thick of winter.
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Although the city has been unseasonably chilly, with temperatures falling as low as 11 degrees celsius at night, the coming days are forecast to be balmier.
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Luckily, everyone looks a little balmier in the glow of the neon lights lining the walls, which were installed for the filming of Miami Vice in the 1980s.
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But Jamie's distinctive red hair also seems lighter with age (and the sun, no doubt) since the action is shifting to a decidedly balmier locale than the frigid Scottish Highlands in Season 3.
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It will be the second difficult pitch in a fortnight for the prime minister, who on September 22nd travelled to the balmier climes of Florence to deliver a speech aimed at European Union leaders.
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Eighty percent of Americans live in areas experiencing weather that is more pleasant than four decades ago, with balmier winters along with summers that are no more humid and only marginally warmer, researchers said on Wednesday.
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Now that's out of the way, we can put our serious hat on and happily inform you that Kovacs' re-work is a late-evening sun-setter that's even balmier than a summer's day in the Bahamas.
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Fast-forward to now, and the beauty sphere has followed suit, swapping the matte effect (which has had Instagram in a headlock for far too long) for a balmier, more delicate and all-round much-easier-to-pull-off makeup look.
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Things were balmier in Milan, when Missoni held its 65th anniversary show on a rooftop, though the wind did pick up enough to make it hard for musical guest star Michael Nyman to turn the pages of his sheet music.
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By late afternoon, the weather was still sweltering, but in balmier conditions the playwright Tina Howe would have been hanging out a window of her 10th-story apartment on West End Avenue, shooting photos of the neighbors on their roof decks far below.
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It proved a bit of a damper for businesses that depend on balmier weather, though it didn't stop 45-year-old Jason Sanford from setting up a line of bicycles outside of the Broadway Bicycle School shop, a move intended to signal that the store was open despite the weather.
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Continually assembling their forces to smash through the Wall and wreak who knows what havoc in the balmier regions of Westeros, the inexorably oncoming undead violate my ad-hoc rule of never caring about any character that I can partly see through: I was brought up to be scared of people in one piece, not walking around in bits.
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Plants and animals common in the country's Northeast have found suitable ecological niches in the park's higher elevations, while southern species find homes in the balmier lower reaches.
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In late 1898, following the death of her brother, Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, Alice inherited Waddesdon Manor and his London House. During World War I she had the formal gardens at Waddesdon and Eythrope given over to the growing of vegetables for the less fortunate. The Eythrope Pavilion was still maintained but now as even more of an occasional retreat. As her health declined she spent more of her time at her magnificent château, "Villa Victoria", in the balmier climate of the town of Grasse in the Alpes-Maritimes département in France.
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As their popularity peaks, the Nichols' young daughter Dorothy (Susan Gordon) contracts polio, and the family leaves the music business, moving to the balmier climate of Los Angeles, where Nichols works in the shipyards and both parents help Dorothy work on her recovery. As a teenager, Dorothy (Tuesday Weld) learns of her father's music career and persuades him to make a comeback. His first attempts to play a horn (he threw his own treasured instrument into the San Francisco Bay in despair when Dorothy was ill) are a miserable failure. Eventually he listens to his wife and daughter, and practice restores his skill.
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