" [MUSIC - SEALS AND CROFTS, "SUMMER BREEZE"] Summer breeze makes me feel fine — Seals and Crofts, doing "Summer Breeze.
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"You want the breeze to clear the air, but you don't want the breeze to fuel the fire," he said.
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For an air sign, add Keanu ("cool breeze over the mountain"), Aria ("air"), Essen ("wind") and Brisa ("breeze") to your list.
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The best beach tent: Pacific Breeze Easy Setup Beach Tent ($69.99) Umbrellas are often heavy, unwieldy nuisances, especially in a stiff breeze.
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Just roll up a luxurious looking blunt and put this record on, take all these here problems and breeze 'em out, killa; breeze them out.
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Bedtime under the Breeze Out of its compressed packaging, the Breeze comforter might be thinner than you'd expect, but it quickly fluffs up within a few nights' sleep.
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Santa Monica (Breeze Bike Share) Middle East / Asia: India
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On the rooftop an orange windsock swelled in the breeze.
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It's also compact, so traveling with it is a breeze.
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It's also compact, so traveling with it is a breeze.
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The Roku operating system is also a breeze to use.
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This also makes moving to a new computer a breeze.
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Both flags snapped rigidly to attention in a manufactured breeze.
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Jacqueline Kennedy enjoys the breeze on a yacht on Aug.
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At this rate, October's going to feel like a breeze.
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I thought this game was going to be a breeze.
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Keanu famously means "cool breeze over the mountains" in Hawaiian.
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ETS Breeze: It was an idea of Turk's at first.
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Though I must admit perpetual sogginess makes forecasting a breeze.
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The export feature in WhatsApp is a breeze to use.
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A northwesterly breeze carried Chastity over the old oak grove.
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I did feel a breeze blow past my right side.
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But actually blitzing through the banked corners is a breeze.
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CAMELOT SHOWBAR -- Anybody who's anybody will breeze though this joint.
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The families have marked the spot with two breeze blocks.
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Now it should be the "cool breeze of sustainable technology".
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Will it be a gentle breeze or gale force wind?
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A light breeze of change is now in the air.
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On the park's flagpole a lanyard clanged in the breeze.
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The kayak holds steady; a light breeze cools my face.
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"The beach umbrella was flapping in the breeze," she read.
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That's where The North Face City Breeze Raincoat comes in.
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And don't expect what little breeze we have to help.
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And I felt a fresh river breeze on my face.
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Plus, it's dishwasher safe so it's a breeze to clean.
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They attach back in with ease, making organization a breeze.
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A stiff breeze set the dog's ears flapping like flags.
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Raibee in Sea Breeze, North Carolina; Anna Mehler Paperny in
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You could practically feel the breeze as they went by.
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Try to breeze through Manifesto, and you'll miss a lot.
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The brisk breeze is giving Gene Stilp a runny nose.
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That's when you know it's going to be a breeze.
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Cloudy skies and a light breeze suggest an autumn coat.
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They prefer a mild breeze, about seven miles per hour.
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It then rebranded as Breeze to double down on ridesharing.
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City Kitchen Some pasta dishes are a breeze to make.
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Expect sunshine, a strong breeze and a high near 52.
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But a strong breeze may be enough to trigger it.
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Grasses, poking through the white sand, bend in the breeze.
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A cool breeze blew over the rubble inside her apartment.
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The scent, the breeze and a book: a perfect combination.
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But wind power did not dissipate with the summer breeze.
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The Pratts aren't the only celebrities to breeze through millions.
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She stood unveiled, her long hair flowing in the breeze.
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If I closed my eyes, I could feel a breeze.
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It'll be 61 and partly sunny, with a light breeze.
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Carnival Breeze was supposed to return to Galveston on Sunday.
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Taking care of ceramic tile floors should be a breeze.
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From time to time the grasses move in the breeze.
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But it won't be a breeze to finish this work.
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Eastern Sydney has a sea breeze in the summer heat.
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Later, running across the stage, she was a spring breeze.
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A girl's headscarf on the grass, rippling in the breeze.
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Across Pine, the Denisons' sunflowers were bending in the breeze.
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The Dot with Clock is a breeze to set up.
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The breeze filled with the smell of cheap bunker fuel.
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A few palm trees stand strong in the salty breeze.
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This guide will help make your first time a breeze.
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Bahama Breeze Island Grille: Bahama Breeze will be celebrating the holiday with the return of their $2.22 Classic Margaritas, which will be available all day long on February 21 and 25 at participating restaurants.
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So, this week, coming off a victory, should be a breeze.
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Deanne brings both of the Kool Breeze hats to Bluefish Concepts.
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If you don't mind paying, it is a breeze to use.
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This is not a place to breeze through in a morning.
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I cradle Ludo in my arms, enjoying the cool churchyard breeze.
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Oh, and it's compact, so traveling with it is a breeze.
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Oh, and it's compact, so traveling with it is a breeze.
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That would make visiting all of Iowa's 99 counties a breeze.
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For now, SmartDuvet Breeze is taking early pledges starting at $199.
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The app makes editing, shutter speed altering, and sharing a breeze.
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That is not to say the event was a complete breeze.
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But this is a breeze and easily rivals the Starbucks coffee.
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I sip it outside, enjoying the slight breeze and warm sun.
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ETS Breeze: "With My Team" was more of a radio song.
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A light breeze gently combs the lush, flowery field around you.
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Four company T-shirts on coat hangers fluttered in the breeze.
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Charlotte McKinney felt a cool breeze in Malibu ... and it showed.
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First day at the car wash , this finna be a breeze !
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Multi-tasking with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is a breeze.
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Still, getting the Chromebook 14 up and running was a breeze.
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It's also widely available, making both shopping and replenishment a breeze.
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In New York, the chicken swayed uneasily in the breeze during
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They are topped by an American flag fluttering in the breeze.
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That aside, setting up the Nest Security Pack was a breeze.
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It's 30mph, it's an April day where there's a slight breeze.
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This dress took me through meetings and conferences like a breeze.
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It takes only the slightest breeze to set us in motion.
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App streaming could turn this customer service nightmare into a breeze.
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And better yet, this little handheld is a breeze to prepare.
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Curtains billow in the breeze and you can see for miles.
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Maybe they would feel a hot wind or a cold breeze.
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The small size and non-stick surface make cleanup a breeze.
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Yard House, Seasons 52 and Bahama Breeze also reported sales growth.
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But there she stood, her curly hair blowing in the breeze.
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Outside the house, a large American flag fluttered in the breeze.
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But ambivalence has dominated San Diego's cool ocean breeze of late.
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No fair muttering anything about ideas that flap in the breeze.
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I make out roasted chicken on the breeze from the southwest.
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There was no breeze, but continue north, and that might change.
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So what is fall in New York without the crisp breeze?
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The breeze came from a fan placed under the subway grate.
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Palm trees sway in a light breeze, a remnant of paradise.
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In fact, the entire bookmarks system is a breeze to use.
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A seemingly impossible caper was turning out to be a breeze.
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Through them all, TurboTax has made filing my taxes a breeze.
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In the background is the first flag, snapping in the breeze.
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I say "unfortunately" because using the swaddle was such a breeze.
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We complied the top hacks for making gift-giving a breeze.
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His mouth moves like a rubber band in a gentle breeze.
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Darden also owns Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen, Yard House and Bahama Breeze.
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After all these sweater lops does your drain feel breeze-fried?
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Blue skies with a light breeze and a high near 80.
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There's still a slight westerly breeze, so continue to bundle up.
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Everything is straightforward and creating an email address is a breeze.
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A little Lycra in the cuffs helps keep out the breeze.
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Philadelphia Energy Solutions owns two refineries, Girard Point and Point Breeze.
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It floated in the breeze, destined to stay in mullets forever.
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With the Jenaluca Herb Scissors snipping fresh herbs is a breeze.
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It's at such times that Professor de Breeze swims into my thoughts.
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I'm going to slide in like being on time is a breeze.
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So in 1998, DeGroff came up with the whiskey-based Belmont Breeze.
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At least packing for Coachella this year will be a total breeze.
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For once, going through the transit gate in Sydney is a breeze.
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Installation and connecting to both the Internet and Wunderweather was a breeze.
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After that, a 30 minute commute to another suburb is a breeze.
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The fan knows you have entered the room and desire a breeze.
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It's a breeze to use and useful in all kinds of situations.
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It was cold and windy, but Tommy seemed to enjoy the breeze.
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JetBlue founder David Neeleman announced details about his new US airline, Breeze.
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The severely damaged Sea Breeze Trailer Park complex, in Islamorada, on Tuesday.
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A flag bearing the image of Imam Ali waved in the breeze.
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Flying into Shenzhen and taking the subway to Huaqiangbei is a breeze.
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Of course, it's a breeze compared to, say, bleaching your entire head.
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White curtains on a window left open were lifted by a breeze.
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After releasing a double album, "Wildcard" must have seemed like a breeze.
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The applicator easily pivots so drawing out the wing is a breeze.
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CES and airport security checks are an absolute breeze with this bag.
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Here are some tips that will make your summer roadtrip a breeze:
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I took a deep breath as the breeze ruffled around my ears.
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But the warm breeze of a fine day can be western, too.
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In the summer it unfurls, letting the breeze in through adaptive holes.
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But I remember knowing to just feel the warmth in the breeze.
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In a scruffy courtroom with breeze-block walls, the dock is empty.
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Scroll on to shop and put the breeze back in beach weekend.
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"Luckily I felt a breeze pretty quickly," the mother of three explained.
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Best of all, it makes paying my quarterly estimated taxes a breeze.
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Improved dictation means selecting emoji and adding dictionary items is a breeze.
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Prefer to drink your breakfast, ideally with a breeze ruffling your hangover?
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In the meantime, the turbines continue to turn slowly in the breeze.
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Managing your chores, health, and work responsibilities is a breeze this afternoon!
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"I'm going to breeze past the $10 million mark," he told me.
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The charger itself is small and compact, so portability is a breeze.
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Behind her, flags emblazoned with "We Are Orlando," fluttered in the breeze.
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Scent options include bacon, coffee, fresh linen, island breeze, and new car.
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He'll breeze through the confirmation hearings -- when Hillary Clinton wins the election.
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Among the many that have stumbled have included Beepi, Evercar and Breeze.
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Shooting the breeze with Donald Glover (aka Childish Gambino) and Jamie Foxx.
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"It's a breeze that comes and goes," he said of the economy.
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Atop the tower, a new Puerto Rican flag flutters in the breeze.
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Your morning commute looks divine, with sunny skies and a cool breeze.
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With hardly anyone in line in front, passing through was a breeze.
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"He sat in that chair and we shot the breeze," Saldaña said.
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Not for the view, of course, but for the cool ocean breeze.
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That means sauces, salsas, and spice mixes are a breeze to create.
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For airlines, integrating the plane into existing fleets would be a breeze.
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To and fro I swayed, as if pushed by a beachy breeze.
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It's even machine washable, so keeping it clean will be a breeze.
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No storm was brewing, and the leaves didn't swirl in the breeze.
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Her abdominal wound was 7 inches long, according to the Daily Breeze.
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Sometimes players breeze past those limits like it's nothing, and it's amazing.
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You ever see something mildly infuriating but manage to breeze past it?
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The occasional cold breeze ruffled its drape of green-and-yellow cloth.
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As the motorized breeze fell over my face, I felt myself relax.
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Hundreds were easy from the outset, making entry-level competition a breeze.
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Remaining games against Georgia and Alabama A&M should be a breeze.
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Expect chilly temperatures and a stiff breeze on your way to work.
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Some are already building breeze-block houses on a hill facing Turkey.
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Saturday • A scarecrow-building contest at Ocean Breeze Park in Staten Island.
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It would breeze its way into the restaurant, it would be outside.
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"She was very happy," the Daily Breeze reported Speiser telling the prosecutor.
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The breeze tickles the handful of whisker-like hairs of my cheeks.
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And the papyrus in the nearby reflecting pools swayed in his breeze.
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It wasn't yet bug season; a fragrant breeze blew through the room.
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After a couple of minutes a gentle breeze cleared up the smoke.
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The famous breeze came from a fan placed under the subway grate.
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Occasionally, a pink bougainvillea would drift our way from the ocean's breeze.
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Combined with the fast-moving air, you'll get a nice, chilly breeze.
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Confidence: High Tonight: Clouds continue to increase with a light south breeze.
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A whisper of a garment that a gentle breeze could render irrelevant!
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The Daily Breeze, a local L.A. daily newspaper, first reported the news.
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Weather: Mostly cloudy, with a gentle breeze and a high near 21951.
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What's more, the premium nonstick coating makes removing and cleanup a breeze.
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Highs climb to the mid- to upper 40s with barely a breeze.
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A high of 64 and a delicate breeze are in store. Swish.
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Expect bright sunshine, with a high near 240, and a light breeze.
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At first, it seemed that this year's decision would be a breeze.
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In summer, I read on the bench outside to catch the breeze.
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Breeze alertly picked it up and sprinted for the go-ahead score.
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The sun is out and the breeze is still cool — perfect day!
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The glass walls had been removed and a breeze was blowing in.
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This produces hot, wet air — a sea breeze — that rises over land.
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"This year has been a breeze of a winter," Mr. Sinclair said.
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Just a bit of a breeze around 10 mph from the west.
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The breeze at the pool is nice while we talk a bit.
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Darden's Bahama Breeze also saw same-store sales that were below estimates.
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There was an afternoon breeze and not a cloud in the sky.
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But commuting is a breeze, and water utilities are in fine shape.
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With only a hint of an easterly breeze, outdoor activities are comfortable.
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That could get you stopped while trying to breeze through airport security.
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Breeze also made a fourth-down tackle to end a Utah drive.
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Beto O'Rourke are expected to breeze to their party's nominations for Senate.
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A light breeze moves the trees outside like an erratic invisible hand.
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Freeman shook them to show how they dance around in a breeze.
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Calm morning wind should turn into a light southerly breeze by afternoon.
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A very light breeze is possible, mainly out of a northerly direction.
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Smoking marijuana legally in a coffee shop in Amsterdam is a breeze.
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Anyone can breeze on up to the beautiful rooftop park once again.
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A slight drizzle, gray skies, and a nippy breeze are on tap.
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There is a constant wind, a little more insistent than a breeze.
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Compared to that, facing a werewolf or a vampire is a breeze.
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Data loss can only occur via a stiff breeze or errant bike messenger.
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It's breeze to turn on as long as you know where to look.
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Weather: Sunny with a light breeze and a high in the mid-210s.
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It also has a large retractable skylight for natural lighting and a breeze.
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Sorry Gulf Coasters, Fairhope, Saraland, Gulf Breeze and Orange Beach locations are excepted.
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The see-through trend offers (almost) the same coverage — but with a breeze.
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Everything else seems to be a breeze, but she doesn't do it alone.
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Breeze will fly routes between smaller cities that don't otherwise have direct service.
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The app does a little bit of everything; multiple inboxes are a breeze.
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A private pool is but one advantage of Phuket, Thailand's White Breeze Apartment.
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Once I was a shocking shade of blonde, going pink was a breeze.
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There was a time when getting into the White House was a breeze.
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A beachfront breeze (and Jacuzzi!) and quirky home with loads of historic character?
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We didn't talk about hardly anything, just shot the breeze for several hours.
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That trivia round was a breeze, of course — but pretty fun to watch.
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Breeze Knoll mansion burned to the ground in a suspicious fire in 1972.
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Keep these questions in mind and your next move will be a breeze.
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Simply press fresh garlic through to make preparation and clean up a breeze.
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Her long hair sways in the breeze as she holds a tennis racket.
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A plume of smoke engulfed the area, propelled by a strong sea breeze.
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The sea breeze didn't permeate their rental house, so it was tough sleeping.
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I see a bird, then a dog, and the cool breeze feels welcome.
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Sexual espionage is their bread and butter, so this should be a breeze.
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Tim Seymour highlighted Darden Restaurants which operates the Olive Garden and Bahama Breeze.
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But it's a breeze for passengers, who can waltz straight to the gate.
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I see the palm fronds twitching, and a breeze crosses along my face.
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The software makes presentation prep a breeze on all of the aforementioned programs.
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Today's main ingredients: Sunshine and a steady breeze, with a high near 85.
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Temperatures around 26 — with a side of light breeze — for your main course.
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It will likely breeze through the upper chamber, and President Obama supports it.
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BUSINESS could be such a breeze—if it weren't for those pesky humans.
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You land, breeze through passport control and check into a hotel within minutes.
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Finally, cleaning the Triple Slow Cooker is a breeze — it's completely dishwasher-safe.
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As it came to life, she turned the gentle breeze toward my baby.
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Elms and cottonwood bent in the breeze, casting shadowy fingers onto the water.
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It's not our business to get in between anybody and an ocean breeze.
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Gleaming powerboats lined the docks outside, and a warm breeze rippled the water.
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It was also a breeze to maneuver through the New York City streets.
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If you're not already a Twitch account-holder, signing up is a breeze!
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Back on shore, Hardt peeled off her mask and inhaled the ocean breeze.
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Turn the fan on, and the air will mimic a chilly, misty breeze.
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To donate to A Breeze of Hope Foundation, click the CrowdRise widget below.
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That's where most people got started like Rick Ross, Gunplay, myself, Young Breeze.
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Salt breeze in our faces, we sit and watch the skateboarders and picnickers.
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For "Euphoria" fans, these shades will make replicating Jules' colorful eyelids a breeze.
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There are no ravioli verdi in the freezer to make dinner a breeze.
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Birds sang nesting songs outside and a spring breeze wafted through the room.
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Rainbow balloons drifted skyward, and rainbow banners rippled in the early-summer breeze.
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A cool breeze cut through the thick, balmy air of the waning daytime.
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The slowly calming breeze started to coat the soft blue interior with dust.
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Throwing a dinner party for 10, once a stressful proposition, is a breeze.
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And, when I'm inspired, washing these components by hand is also a breeze.
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He also likes to sit on a bench and take in the breeze.
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I had another 15x15 construction with DOPE SHEET, SICK DAY, COOL BREEZE, etc.
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A fetid stench wafted on the breeze and flies buzzed at our ankles.
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She could take in its breeze, its smell, its changing colors and moods.
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Bob Dylan just breezed through Asia (if Dylan can breeze at this point).
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I made it around the first bend with a breeze at my back.
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There was even a little breeze off the lake, every now and then.
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The main characters: sunshine, a gentle spring breeze and a high of 71.
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Strolling along, I watched groups enjoying the offshore breeze, taking selfies or fishing.
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Once they can be ridden, they are taught to gallop and eventually breeze.
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No opposition troubles Mr Abe, so expect him to breeze through Sato's record.
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Gold is adrift, with neither sail nor a following breeze, between these levels.
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Expect blue skies with a light breeze and a high just under 70.
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As the name suggests, David Tanis's lazy lobster is a breeze to make.
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It'll be mostly sunny with a gentle breeze and a high near 61.
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"It was something to do — you'd feel the breeze," Mr. Dupree, 46, said.
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Weather: Sunny, with a high in the upper 70s and a gentle breeze.
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There was no one in line, so I got through in a breeze.
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Fashion Review What would one give for a cool breeze right about now?
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The only single women widows now or brides Half married to the breeze.
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The great big drivetrain selector is a breeze to locate and to use.
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But the blue Pacific is the same, the low clouds, the moist breeze.
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For such a small drone, Spark had no trouble navigating a gentle breeze.
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Each tool has a designated space in the box, making cleanup a breeze.
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Sunny skies are in order, with a light breeze and high near 52.
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The oppressive scent of the city eased some against the cool river breeze.
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If you're entertaining at home, these risotto bites are a breeze to prepare.
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The song appears and floats away on the breeze, like a stray memory.
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Chimney smoke and the balsamic pitch of evergreen needles scent the clean breeze.
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In the parking lot, massive Israeli and American flags billow in the breeze.
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And Breeze won the corresponding award on the defensive side of the ball.
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Visitors feel the breeze and hear the crows scattering skyward after the gunshot.
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I mentally removed the images of an open shirt in a evening breeze.
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But his latest, Michael Moore in TrumpLand, feels more like a summer breeze.
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Clumps of receding dots create wave-like motions that evoke a summer breeze.
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The only sounds came from a slight breeze and birds flitting between hanging lamps.
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Asked if the application process was difficult, Ali replied that it was a breeze.
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As if a breeze had blown it, his right hand lifted in subtle salutation.
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As she does, the breeze lifts the cloth, revealing the contents of her bundle.
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Its windows hang by their hinges, its swinging doors creak loudly in the breeze.
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Anna lives life like a reed in the breeze, swaying but not moving forward.
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There's a great breeze, so it doesn't matter that it's a little humid today.
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"They opened the doors, allowed the breeze to flow through the house," Merritt said.
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JetBlue founder David Neeleman on Friday announced the name for his new airline: Breeze.
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It is also where kids flocked to fly kites because of its omnipresent breeze.
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A northeasterly breeze blows across the football field at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
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It was snagged on a piece of bark, and trembling in the delicate breeze.
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Rolling green hills, the beautiful Edinburgh skyline, and a nice breeze...it's pretty perfect.
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BLL's vibe was crisp, cool California breeze; Sharp Objects is hot, heavy Southern heat.
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There is usually a fresh breeze blowing through the metal grate behind her kitchen.
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However, for a teenage Bradley Cooper, dating his best friend was a total breeze.
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Setting up PushbulletFortunately for the less technically savvy, setting up Pushbullet is a breeze.
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Each dog lifts his nose in the air, catching a whiff on the breeze.
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"Another Day" is light track that will have you swaying in a nonexistent breeze.
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Enter Icon54, a platform that makes adding icons to your daily life a breeze.
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He sways ever so slightly, like a scarecrow barely touched by a light breeze.
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But I felt a cool little breeze and it wasn't as scary peeping through.
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All that remained were thick-trunked trees and leaves trembling slightly in the breeze.
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If there's anything Apple knows how do to right, it's making setup a breeze.
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Inside, old Christmas decorations fluttered in the breeze near the cooling system's ceiling vents.
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John was sitting in a small group of elders who preferred the breeze outside.
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The Tizen-powered smartwatch is comfortable and the rotating bezel makes navigation a breeze.
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Breeze shut down its operations last year after it sold to a Ford subsidiary.
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I made my way toward the sound of Breeze nightclub booming "Viva Las Vegas".
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My visage had become so sensitive, a slight breeze made me cringe in pain.
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Weather: Some sunshine, with a light breeze and a high in the upper 22001s.
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Installation is a breeze, and it supports all the major smart home platforms.5.
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The Grand Marlin of Pensacola Beach is a seafood restaurant in Gulf Breeze, Florida.
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We're looking at mostly clear skies, a calm breeze and a high of 80.
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When a breeze brushes my face, I don't think about how nice it feels.
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However, the race is fluid and a stiff breeze could disturb the pecking order.
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Saving money on housing is a breeze thanks to sites like Airbnb and VRBO.
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The breeze made the cables above the bungalows whisper of the Sunday afternoon's melancholy.
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Skipping around the estate is a breeze — elevators take owners from floor to floor ...
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On a nearby hill, another flag waves in the breeze, near a UN outpost.
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Check out the A Breeze of Hope Foundation website and see how to help.
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After doing magic behind a busy bar, he said, performing onstage is a breeze.
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It also has a full keyboard that makes composing emails or memos a breeze.
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Not to mention, it makes pairing an antenna with your Roku device a breeze.
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"A small, little, tiny breeze would push him over the edge," the official said.
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By this point, you could almost feel the miniature flags waving in the breeze.
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The decision makers in the group were already three dangling jaws to the breeze.
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"It was a competitive environment, but an encouraging one as well," explains Breeze Brewin.
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A breeze came in off the lake, the sun was just beginning to set.
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MOSCOW — Deep in the Russian countryside, the grass sways in a late-summer breeze.
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The Tesla-designed audio system is superb, and connectivity with devices is a breeze.
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After you're done cutting out your Christmas cookies, clean up should be a breeze.
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Durable coated tabbed dividers are also long-lasting and make accessing information a breeze.
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"Let's just shoot the breeze for a few minutes," he said at one point.
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A sunny morning is ahead, with a light breeze and a high below 230.
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The October breeze felt exhilarating on my scalp as a hairdresser shaved my head.
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Being at the boardwalk and getting the breeze was something that was really special.
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A cool breeze gently passes over from the turquoise waters just beyond your feet.
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Dangling from the roof was a fire-licked drainage pipe bent against the breeze.
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It pads away completely silently, like a rag being carried away by the breeze.
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They both looked as if they were launching the ball into a stiff breeze.
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When you have everything you need on hand, spring cleaning can be a breeze!
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And then, on the breeze, the scent of a pine tree — but thicker, sharper.
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A sea breeze will pick up this afternoon, and there could be drizzle tonight.
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He and the Hendrixes sat on the back porch, cooled by the ocean breeze.
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It might take hundreds or thousands of increments, but for computers, that's a breeze.
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When the door is open, the breeze catches paper napkins and makes them fly.
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The first section is quiet, moody, and ambient, floating in ominously on the breeze.
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Reminders were everywhere, from highway billboards to colorful flags that blew in the breeze.
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The fact that there are no major sizing discrepancies made placing orders a breeze.
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Supported on thin stems, these graceful flowers are animated by the slightest woodland breeze.
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The breeze lifting the sky and then lifting the sky again, each cloud turning.
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The warm sunlight, the gentle breeze, it feels like the victory is calling me.
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Next is Bella Breeze, an air-conditioned furniture invention that could revolutionize outdoor dining.
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I enjoy laying out and the weather is perfect there is a nice breeze.
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A light breeze from the west at 5 to 10 mph delivers a chill.
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To the left, the tall brush of Mexico swayed in a too-faint breeze.
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Women wave fans for a cool breeze, and men dry themselves off with handkerchiefs.
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Thus, the only rain would occur in the afternoon, when solar heating of land areas would create a sea breeze which would move inland, forcing air to rise along the edge of the breeze, creating gentle showers or the occasional mild thunderstorm.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Setting them up with a Roku TV is a breeze.
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After all, Mindy Kaling makes it seem like a total breeze on The Mindy Project.
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" This remake of the 1975 Isley Brothers classic is, indeed, "smoother than a gentle breeze.
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If you wake up feeling energized and refreshed, concentrating and functioning will be a breeze.
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Yet there it was on the control-room screen, impotently flapping in the supersonic breeze.
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So the sea breeze brought the smoke flume over the city in a huge way.
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Photo: GettyBeware, lactose-intolerant Almond Breeze drinkers: There may be milk in your milk alternative.
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Swiping on dating apps is a breeze if you live in a town or city.
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I was sticky with sweat, but when a breeze ran up my arms, I shivered.
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The oak taunts the reed for being weak and having to bend with every breeze.
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In the high-density Point Breeze neighborhood of south Philadelphia, for example, streets are tight.
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The climate can shift in either direction, with Republicans and Democrats sniffing at every breeze.
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Overnight temperatures hold steady between 45 and 50, with a gentle breeze from the southwest.
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THE man strides forward, bent slightly at the waist as if resisting a stiff breeze.
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We shouldn't just shrug and breeze through privacy notices accepting whatever permission levels are required.
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Shortly after the fourth burn, ExoMars separated from Breeze-M and deployed its solar panels.
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The scars on their bodies, the dirty tufts of hair that move in the breeze.
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Chicago Metallic's Split Decision Pie Pan makes whipping up a variety of pies a breeze.
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Given how quickly Chris put them in, I figured self-assembly would be a breeze.
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Because it's so bare-bones it would theoretically be a breeze to implement and scale.
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The Parallel Apps feature makes it possible, and it's a breeze to configure as well.
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We continued walking as the breeze picked up, and the branches swayed and leaves rustled.
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It also has a full keyboard that makes composing e-mails or memos a breeze.
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Two Imperial Stormtroopers shoot the breeze about a work-related matter before they're gunned down.
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While the process isn't exactly a breeze, the instructions don't leave out a single detail.
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Out there, the vast and limitless horizon faded westward, and the breeze furled my hair.
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Then, all of a sudden, I realised the music wasn't coming from Breeze at all.
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It also never gives you the confidence to think you'll breeze through the next mission.
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But it starred Daryl Hall—his unkempt, shoulder-length hair unmoved in the afternoon breeze.
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Next, he runs down the hallways of the sub, package flopping about in the breeze.
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Expect a radiant, sunny sky, with a high near 80 and a much-needed breeze.
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A radiant sun, a smooth breeze and a high near 85 are in the forecast.
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Even as I cycled on the highway, the cars were infrequent, the sea breeze abundant.
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I am with you when you feel a perfect, warm breeze upon your sweet face.
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"By the time I stepped outside, every little breeze set the skirt flying," she says.
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Today there will be minimal cloud cover, a slight breeze and a high of 21995.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (85033)—A slight breeze blew off the Potomac and onto the National Mall.
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That label, though, undersells what took place here in the cool breeze of early evening.
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That, and nature's providing us with a fan: A stiff breeze is in the forecast.
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It sounds like a straight shot of summer breeze, but the flavors didn't ride along.
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Without a coastal breeze, like that of Mumbai and Chennai, much of the pollution settles.
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But I found that the tool made the process of lining your eyes a breeze.
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Today's high is 26, and a nice breeze in the afternoon should keep things comfortable.
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An American flag, hoisted into the breeze by two fire engines, waved over the procession.
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It comes complete with a light breeze to blow your hair back ever so slightly.
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The time where the smoggy summers take on a full breeze and essentially becomes fall.
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Gillett was 25 and aboard his 34-footer, Sea Breeze, with a crew of three.
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" Now is normally where I'd say, "but it's a breeze for a deep learning model.
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Pros: Wineries are situated along one main drag, which makes zipping between them a breeze.
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Your ruling planet Venus is done with this year's retrograde—will December be a breeze?
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I was relieved to find that the sign-up process with Wealthfront was a breeze.
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Jacky Rosen is expected to breeze through Tuesday's Democratic Senate primary in a crowded field.
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There was a soft breeze in the gloaming; the heat was finally off the day.
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The air smells heavy here, the odor of rotting fruit cutting through the salty breeze.
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Our weekend kicks off with overcast skies, a gentle breeze and a high near 203.
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My phone app provides a noise, but it does not create a simple, cooling breeze.
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Our sails stood full and proud in the south breeze that blew steadily from behind.
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Weather: Like yesterday but without presents: partly sunny, a chilly breeze, a high of 24.
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Your smile is as sweet as honey, Just like flowers blooming in the spring breeze.
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I've always loved to walk outside and feel a cool refreshing breeze against my face.
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Paul Stephen Benjamin's (Atlanta) video installation "Summer Breeze" (2019) is both fiercely powerful and enthralling.
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The loudest noise on a recent day was the autumn breeze whistling in the trees.
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Kubitschek lit several candles, and a warm breeze from the open window whipped the flames.
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The intuitive app has several video tutorials that make installation and programming tasks a breeze.
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Everyone knows that the seeds, under silky, filamentous parachutes, ride the breeze far and wide.
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Highs run in the low to mid-60s with a light breeze from the north.
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The green water, kicked up by a stiff breeze into white dappled rollers, looked peaceful.
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Everything smelled loamy and sweet, especially the ponderosas, wafting their butterscotch scent onto the breeze.
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Some cloth diapers take a long time to dry, but GroVia makes laundry a breeze.
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On a recent sunny afternoon, an ocean breeze blew in through the studio's open windows.
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The project was a breeze thanks to a client who was both absent and trusting.
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One that wants to shoot the breeze, tell stories, tell jokes, and learn about you.
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He's veered out in deep stretch twice and last week he simply refused to breeze.
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Her confirmation hearings for a second term on October 8th ought to be a breeze.■
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O.K., maybe not a breeze, but not the disaster our personal history might have predicted.
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That's why the Swiffer WetJet Wood Spray Mop and Cleaner makes cleaning them a breeze.
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As soon as I stepped outside my eyes started to water from the frigid breeze.
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Bait & tacklebecomes AA jovenesbecomes flea marketbecomes a distant breeze I enter where the arrowspoint me.
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The science is about floating through clouds, about complex negotiations involving gravity and the breeze.
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No state has better roads, and commutes are a breeze, averaging just under 24 minutes.
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I die before I open, and the waves of desert breeze blow my petals away.
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Both manage to breeze past it without cracking up, which is a feat in itself.
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It's a breeze to set up, and it even adjusts automatically for daylight saving time.
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Early outburst enables Braves to breeze past Cards ST. LOUIS — Growing up in Sterling, Ill.
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Shutters folded back, unsuspecting, letting the northwest breeze play through the arrangement of the bedroom.
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A run around Florida's Fisher Island with a slight breeze that kept me cool. 2.
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Checking out was a breeze, as many lanes were open and the employees were friendly.
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But there was plenty of sunshine, and always a nice breeze riffling the palm fronds.
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A strong breeze created a blast-furnace effect, igniting the fuel in other abandoned vehicles.
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Its simplicity is arresting amid all the gore, like a breeze blowing through the morgue.
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The ball's trajectory was languid and dreamy, like a gull gliding on an ocean breeze.
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I remember how the mild February breeze felt encouraging 7 miles into a hard hike.
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Several years later, I can genuinely say that doing my self-employment taxes is a breeze.
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Get this 4K camera Yuneec Breeze Drone with a Bluetooth controller for $21000 off at $224.
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This is Tommie's latest invention, the Kool Breeze Hard Hat, which was designed for construction workers.
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It also has relatively low input lag, so playing fast-paced video games is a breeze.
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He'll breeze through the nomination now that the Dems don't have the votes to stop him.
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PRINCETON, N.J. (Reuters) - For Democrats, Tuesday's New Jersey U.S. Senate election should have been a breeze.
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I breeze through the checkout ($212.88), and walk the 212.88 minutes back to P.'s apartment.
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But this felt-tip marker makes application a breeze, whether you have a mirror or not.
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Headphones serve a strictly utilitarian purpose, so you'd think shopping for them would be a breeze.
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I pick out my outfits in my head the night before, so it's usually a breeze.
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Breeze will fly direct routes between smaller cities where other airlines don't think there's enough demand.
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Also, if you fly it outside, Dobby's tiny size is over-matched by the slightest breeze.
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Smear of stars widest, lowest yet Aspens sway Storage shed makes frog noise with each breeze .
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I've worn it while hiking, biking, and skateboarding, so sprinting after two toddlers is a breeze.
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Getting to my seat was also a breeze, even though the plane had only one aisle.
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Also, the bowl and included attachments are all dishwasher-safe, so cleanups are always a breeze.
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By comparison, last year's choice of Jerome Powell to lead America's Federal Reserve looks a breeze.
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That'll be really nice in the mild summers of Cupertino to get the breeze in there.
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Barren courtyards sigh with the voiceless breeze; hollow buildings pierce the haze of a featureless sky.
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So you're not too hot and bothered, there's a ventilation system that mimics a windy breeze.
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A strong breeze lofts off the Nile; policemen doff their black winter uniforms for summer white.
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From your balcony, you feel a soft breeze ruffle a lush garden of white flowers below.
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As we were standing there, I sensed a breeze move from my left to my right.
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Kool Breeze estimates the U.S. construction industry alone has a sales potential around $20-30 million.
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At "12:44," we witness not the breeze itself but everything it touches in its wake.
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I glanced around to see if a small breeze had shifted any of the black fabric.
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While climate change is real, the Zero Breeze isn't a product you can buy quite yet.
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The apologies just breeze right over our heads because we've been hearing them for 15 years.
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So, reading e-books and magazines, watching videos, and playing games should typically be a breeze.
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Buck, his shoulder-length blond mane flapping in the breeze at Martha Stewart Stadium, is outraged.
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Newish amenities include a band shell for concerts and ventures such as Smorgusburg at Breeze Hill.
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A captain inspects the "Basrah Breeze," which is said to be in a very good condition.
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This not only makes detangling a breeze, but helps my hair feel plush throughout the day.
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Same-store sales at Longhorn, Capital Grille and Bahama Breeze restaurants also beat Street Account estimates.
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People were still sleeping with windows open to let in the cool summer breeze at night.
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Cheddar Bay Biscuits are now Cheddar "Bey" Biscuits and their Bay Breeze drinks are "Bey" Breezes.
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The account she tagged belongs to Jill Matson, her former personal assistant, according to The Breeze.
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It being six minutes in total made it breeze by before I could even catch much.
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But I do have a waterfall in the distance, and palm trees swaying in the breeze.
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The smell of rotting corpses played in the spring breeze, hinting at what lay buried below.
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The temperature reads 26 degrees Fahrenheit, and a vengeful breeze forces damp chill to the bone.
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It can tell the difference between a tap and a squeeze, a kiss, and a breeze.
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High-flying companies make it seem like a breeze, but most entrepreneurs lose sleep over it.
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Without the coastal breeze of cities such as Mumbai and Chennai, much of the pollution settles.
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It was August in Iowa, in the middle of a cornfield - no breeze, no ocean, nothing.
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The open layout allows the sea breeze to waft throughout the entire 7,100-square-foot home.
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From there, the step-by-step installation is a breeze, and requires zero technical know-how.
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Outside it one recent day, large, colorful steel sculptures by Donald Gerola turned in the breeze.
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It also features pre-attached, pull-down branches, making assembly and disassembly for storage a breeze.
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The priority access feels pretty special when you breeze past a line wrapping around the block.
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"The store layouts and how they have everything sorted and organized is a breeze," said Lawrence.
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This adorable penguin egg cooker boils six eggs in six minutes and makes breakfast a breeze.
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Apps have the potential to save you hundreds of dollars while making trip planning a breeze.
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When filling a grid, always work your problem areas first, so the rest is a breeze.
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That night, she was again in his Jeep, the windows rolled down to catch the breeze.
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Tree pangolins scaled giant trunks, forest elephants trundled safely along, tropical birdsong wafted on the breeze.
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He is a son of Sharon A. Wrynn and John P. Wrynn of Gulf Breeze, Fla.
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Ocean Breeze Waterpark has slides with the requisite 35-foot drop, and a giant wave pool.
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It's the way you notice a breeze in the room more than his hands touching you.
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It should be sunny with a high near 1003 and a light breeze in the morning.
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Or let's say I want to shoot the breeze with Cora, The One With The Hair.
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Anyone watching that euphoric scene might assume that dancing socially is a breeze for professional dancers.
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They spin out lines of silk that are caught by the breeze and carry them aloft.
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But above the sea breeze some of the driest air in North America is coming in.
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With the breeze blowing, they tipped an urn and scattered their dog's ashes into the water.
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But an onshore breeze from the east and southeast probably turns us mostly cloudy by afternoon.
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And a gentle breeze will toss around any fallen leaves, and the sun will shine bright.
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The nets, half-torn from the rims, wave in the steady breeze like home court flags.
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You can hear the breeze, and the tent flapping and the sound of a man snoring.
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Juan Manuel would join grandfather Pablo, camping out under the stars to await the magic breeze.
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The breeze could turn gusty late in the day, as we hit a high of 51.
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On most sandy beaches, that should be a breeze — just make sure your fire is legal.
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During the summer months, a southerly sea breeze blows across the bay from Long Island Sound.
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They were travelers, sharing stories, cigarettes, and tea in the cool breeze on the mosque porch.
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Organizing different windows around your screen is a breeze, allowing you to multitask like a pro.
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Fire Pro coming back is a fresh breeze stirring the stale air of a closed hallway.
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It also has air vents located in the base that make removing trash bags a breeze.
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While using the bell service was a breeze, I found the "style editor" a bit clunky.
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During a pause in their grief, a winter breeze rustled the chimes outside the kitchen window.
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On a balmy summer evening with a breeze to keep the bugs away, it's perfectly enchanting.
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We post up at The Bar (aptly named) and sit outside, enjoying the warm summer breeze.
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A cool breeze as I jumped the 40 ft cliff and splashing into the shivering water.
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Federer's draw, which looked like a breeze on paper, has instead been a prolonged great escape.
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Temperatures overnight slip back to near 45, with a breeze from the southwest around 10 mph.
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Daniil Trifonov tends to breeze through dazzling showpieces by Rachmaninoff, Liszt and Chopin with apparent ease.
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Brady Breeze returned a fumble 253 yards for an early touchdown for the Ducks (12-2).
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Otherwise we should stay dry as the colder air and lingering breeze last into the weekend.
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Sign in with Apple then made logging in and out of the Kayak app a breeze.
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EcoTools Shower Cap and Case comes with its own storage pouch to make packing a breeze.
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The pages of a large Gospel, lying on the unadorned wooden coffin, fluttered in the breeze.
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Instead of meeting up on the Internet, we'll meet up in bars and shoot the breeze.
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And the cool breeze alternated between hot smoke in a way that left my body shivering.
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Thankfully, when I finally got to the front of the line, check-in was a breeze.
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They are a breeze to cook and are done in mere minutes, beautifully browned and crisped.
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Tropical Breeze Casino Cruises didn't immediately respond late Sunday to calls by the AP seeking information.
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I grab a carton of Almond Breeze and two juice box-sized banana-flavored almond milks.
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A breeze came up, jasmine and silk trees, and we followed it down toward the water.
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The check-in process was a breeze, with three desks and elevators right at the entrance.
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My view was still highly impressive and I felt the warm breeze of the ocean air.
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For Trump there are never bygones, just glowing embers ready to reignite with the slightest breeze.
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She had evacuated to Hand's home in Gulf Breeze, Florida, and saw the "HELP" sign first.
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The goblet is dishwasher-safe, and the blades can easily be detached, making cleanup a breeze.
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Phooey to dust on a random sea breeze or strewn on a field of unoffending vegetation.
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This information can also be used to breeze past security questions used to secure online accounts.
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Pimento cheese dip is a breeze to make, especially if you don't grate your own cheese.
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Luckily, iOS 11 comes with a handy feature that makes clearing out your device a breeze.
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In. Breeze from block to block with your essentials buckled safely — and fashionably — to your waist.
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However, once your baby begins to toddle, these sorts of activities are no longer a breeze.
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It was a moderate breeze, but maybe enough to exhaust a cuckoo after days without stopping.
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Nicht alle davon gefielen den Jungen, denn sie klangen wie Werbejingles (So wie "Sweet Virginia Breeze").
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Other instances of the recording are sped up, so you can more clearly hear the breeze.
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"Must something in the island breeze / make violence spread like disease" Marley adds on his verse.
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I felt the same as the mosquito biting my face, and the breeze disturbing its meal.
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This might come as a shock, but finding black market testosterone in LA is a breeze.
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Here are 30 Mother's Day gifts under $25 that make gift shopping this year a breeze.
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I could hear the sway of the wheat ears as a gentle breeze brushed through them.
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You want nothing more than to fold down the top and feel the breeze in your hair.
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While Ryan declined to disclose how much Cuban has invested, he said Mark Cuban's team approached Breeze.
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Check-in is a breeze and we are thankful to be in cool air-conditioning once again.
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Why did they interrupt our dinner at Orlando's Bahama Breeze to briefly meet with that Russian couple?
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Steady sunshine and an 80-degree breeze feels like the appropriate forecast for a summer haircut, right?
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A family room with a wet bar opens up to the outdoor space, making entertaining a breeze.
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"This is like the Coachella of Bitcoin," a passerby whispers to her companion as they breeze by.
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It's also positioned right by Atlantic Terminal, so commutes to and from the pad are a breeze.
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For Amy (Duggar) King and her husband Dillon, the first year of marriage has been a breeze!
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We'd been friends for a while and we were just shooting the breeze and talking about Instagram.
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The Waterlogged app, available on iPhone and Android devices, makes logging every ounce you drink a breeze.
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At 45 minutes a pop, you'll be shocked to find just how quickly you breeze through them.
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What sinister activity could be lurking beneath those trees as their leaves blow softly in the breeze?
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On top of the heat, the lake breeze that usually rolls off of Lake Michigan was absent.
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Kunal Nayyar's sophisticated home in Los Angeles's Nichols Canyon is less Big Bang, and more soft breeze.
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The sleek stainless steel finish, slide-out rack, and nonstick interior makes cleaning up a breeze, too.
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I was six years old, lying in bed as the air conditioner breeze wafted over my skin.
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Her house had been ransacked and showed signs that a struggled ensued, according to the Daily Breeze.
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Getting around in the Sunflower State is a breeze, with some of the nation's best maintained highways.
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"I want to smell the rose-scented breeze and feel the sun on my shoulders," McCain wrote.
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Attaching one to a pair of keys, a backpack, or even a dog collar is a breeze.
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Finding new podcasts to listen to is a breeze as well and there are various search options.
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The ground is lush, with a thick grass that gently moves as a cool breeze blows past.
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Another clever trick: the power button has an integrated fingerprint scanner that makes logging in a breeze.
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Fast forward to their August wedding, and the couples say planning the big day was a breeze.
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Fast-forward to their August wedding, and the couples say planning the big day was a breeze.
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Plus, the blades, jar, and splash guard lid are all dishwasher safe, so cleanup is a breeze.
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"We will not fight," declared one robot, waving a white flag back and forth in the breeze.
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It even cleans hardwood floors easily and efficiently with its folding handle that makes storage a breeze.
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It's also subjective: What feels like a risk for you may be a breeze for someone else.
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Fitness influencer Emily Breeze Ross Watson wants to set the record straight on working out during pregnancy.
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It is a wonder of atmospheric alchemy that a gentle breeze can turn and flatten a town.
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Though at between $14 and $20 per canister, Canadian air seemingly costs a fraction of British breeze.
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Unlike Breeze, its customers rent cars from each other (peer-to-peer) instead of from the company.
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If they decide to pass the BCRA in its Senate form, it would likely be a breeze.
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But introducing e-ticketing for the commuter rail lines will be a breeze compared to the subway.
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And H&M is making those situations a breeze with its new (chic and affordable) Sport Collection.
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I have to sleep with the window ajar, even when it's absolutely freezing, I need a breeze.
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A bright, balmy day with a high of 27 and a soft breeze is in the forecast.
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Beginning in high school, "I did everything," he said, as he drove Irad to his next breeze.
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In spite of the breeze, they decide to eat outside, to take advantage of the lingering light.
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The Air Fryer by Cozyna makes delicious, healthy meals, and after you're done, cleanup is a breeze.
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A high near 76 today is made even more luscious by crystalline skies and a slight breeze.
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Even better, the five-piece collection is sold separately, which makes rounding out your collection a breeze.
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She would instead fling open her interior life like French window shutters flapping in a stiff breeze.
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Ocean Breeze, another low-lying neighborhood in Staten Island, also chose to be part of the program.
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It's powerful enough to provide a substantial breeze that can be felt up to 24 feet away.
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"When it gets hot, I can open the balcony doors to catch a cross breeze," said Mrs.
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About 50 meters away, hoisted up high, two large white Taliban flags flapped in the afternoon breeze.
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On the final two holes, though, his round upturned like an old umbrella in a stiff breeze.
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Getting around is a breeze here in the Crossroads of America, and it's a bargain as well.
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The only difference was the location of the SSD, but even so, installation was still a breeze.
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Forrest Holt, 71, came to Pensacola from neighboring Gulf Breeze with his Marine buddies for the rally.
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The colors were crisp and bright, the touchscreen was responsive, and scrolling and zooming was a breeze.
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Saturday gets the gold: Sunny skies, a slight breeze and high near 87 are in the forecast.
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They shared with us all the tips, tricks, and products that'll make your next flight a breeze.
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The process, intimidating at the outset, perhaps, is so thoroughly yet tidily detailed that it's a breeze.
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Thanks in large part to how easy it was to control the flame, cooking was a breeze:
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A light breeze drifted through my bedroom window, and all I could see was a brick wall.
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The third round began with little more than a mild breeze, and several players were taking advantage.
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In the first season of the show, the Solloway marriage disintegrated at the slightest breeze of infidelity.
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Long festoons of inscribed and painted rags hung from one building to another, waving in the breeze.
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Showing up for an afternoon to learn best how to use it will be a relative breeze.
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A breeze came down the avenue, against the traffic, and slipped between the buttons of Neil's shirt.
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Every room is drenched in warm California sunlight, letting the sea breeze practically waft through the photos.
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A soft breeze blowing in from the Anacostia, the end-of-August air just beginning to chill.
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A breeze is picking up, tugging at my green overalls as I start my walk back home.
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There wasn't much wind but a little breeze, maybe; it moved the snow around at his feet.
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Through lace curtains that swayed in the evening breeze, they would see families eating their evening meals.
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On the menu: unusually warm weather, with a high of 22.503, and a side of afternoon breeze.
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A good breeze had whipped up foamy whitecaps on the lake and Paul suggested we hurry up.
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Luckily, this feeder is a breeze to clean, and it holds up to three pounds of birdseed.
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Neighborhood Joint It was midmorning, and some guys were shooting the breeze at Capitol Fishing Tackle Company.
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No one could catch them, mainly because there was just enough breeze to cause just enough doubt.
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The vehicle barely goes fast enough to get a breeze strong enough to combat the swampy heat.
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Traces of clouds, a gentle breeze and more warm-but-not-hot temperatures are in today's forecast.
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After you set up your streaming device, beaming your photos to the television set is a breeze.
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"I think of them as plants in the breeze, in their own way, completely alive," Wurtz says.
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I try to stay healthy so I have Kashi GoLean or Nature's Path, with Almond Breeze milk.
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I could actually see the shadow of the curtain flapping in the breeze above me on Monday.
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There was, on opening weekend, enough steel guitar on the breeze to make your bones go soft.
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They explore a fishing village, Peter's scar now free from its bandages and taking in the breeze.
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I look around, admiring the still, peaceful park as the warm summer breeze brushes across my face.
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Hue BT took roughly five seconds to discover my Go. Setting up Alexa is also a breeze.
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As the summer day comes toward its end, the air stirs and shifts on an evening breeze.
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Nearby was a sign reading "Thank You Mr. President" and a heart balloon swaying in the breeze.
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The breeze came from a large fan under the grate operated by the film's special effects chief.
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Yellow and pink Buddhist prayer flags flutter in the cool breeze outside the community hall-cum-monastery.
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A sudden breeze stirred the birches above us, and there was an urgent whisper in the leaves.
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The air turns warmer, the breeze cooler, and the sun shines brighter than it has in months.
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Ryan's part of the story is a breeze: He's the good soldier, here to save the day.
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That breeze often carries the mellow umami stench of human effluent, the hot plastic tang of trash.
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Chickens are kicking up red earth, and a breeze is passing around news of cooking and wood fire.
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His longhaired sidemen, Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard, get a good flow going in the warm Florida breeze.
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"Sure, it's pretty hot—but it's not too bad here in the shade, especially with that breeze blowing."
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To memorialize my brief moment of fame, I decided to create a specialty drink called The Bama Breeze.
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The Spark bounces around in a breeze, and that seems to confuse the infrared sensor to no end.
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There might be an industrial plant nearby that's not up to code, plumes fanning out with the breeze.
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Fully machine washable, these bags are a breeze to clean, so you can cart them just about anywhere.
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It'll make vet visits a breeze, and you can also access first aid instructions from the app. 17.
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Walking the trapeze is a breeze compared with getting an original musical about P.T. Barnum off the ground.
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Suddenly, there is a moment of perfect silence, a second of peacefulness punctured only by the Staffordshire breeze.
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The water in a nearby lagoon, a brilliant sapphire in tone, was as still as the languid breeze.
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Flying through drizzle and sea breeze, I see the women beaming down from billboards with a new softness.
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Our standard roof shot, usually a breeze for these devices, showed some significant differences in color and exposure.
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He travels with an extra hat for guests, in case the sun or the sea breeze becomes overwhelming.
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And if you own an iPhone, Apple's W1 wireless syncing with the Solo 3s is an absolute breeze.
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There is rarely a breeze, but even so colder air coming off the mountains creates a lid effect.
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It has a built-in adhesive that makes it a breeze to attach and remove from your computer.
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However, I'm not likely to be able to breeze into any storefront abroad and find something that fits.
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For those looking to feel the breeze this summer, try the stretchy and comfy Korsis t-shirt dress.
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It was in the spreading of beauty that he knew he would find that little breeze of immortality.
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Even better: Tarte packaged all that makeup in one place, making it an absolute breeze for everyday use.
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Every now and then he'll breeze through a novel (and sometimes in one sitting late into the night).
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The path dropped off beside us where a big, wall sized opening let in a warm winter breeze.
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Uninvited ethnic food smells from restaurants sweep you to a summer breeze on a blistering Tuesday in January.
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And then the face-skin disappears and you're both just disembodied eyes and tongues flapping in the breeze.
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They're forcing air into underground caverns then using the breeze to power turbines when it comes gushing out.
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If dinner is set for 6, she'll breeze in around 6:30, but the food is always delicious.
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Full of natural grace, her work appears weightless, like a passing breeze may unintentionally disrupt their organic shapes.
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Kershaw masterful as Dodgers breeze past Giants SAN FRANCISCO — Clayton Kershaw silenced the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday.
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"My pregnancy with Leo was a breeze," explains Harris, the host of Love It or List It, Too.
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Her husband, Derek Harryman, and her sister, Danielle Naegle-Kaimoana, reported her missing, according to the Daily Breeze.
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Bahama Breeze: Get the Cinco party started early on April 25 with deals that last all week long.
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Her love of boxes doesn't stop at closets — and makes meal prep or packing kids' lunches a breeze.
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Like a fresh coat of paint or a clean breeze, this cosmic cycle is a much-needed revival.
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I was standing at the bar when I felt a warm breeze of lesbian energy graze my skin.
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There was only a small wooden house on a beach, and palm trees waving in the Caribbean breeze.
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So, what's a guy to do when he wants to learn with a cool breeze against his legs?
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Her injuries were so severe, Ostrowski said, that her insides looked like "Swiss cheese," the Daily Breeze reports.
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There is a full-scale replica of the Kalasasaya, a pre-Columbian temple, constructed out of breeze blocks.
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Waves, wind and flotsam drift in with the breeze and tide, somehow drawn to the island's singular existence.
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Developing my retirement budget was a breeze because I had over 20 years of spending data in Quicken.
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And finding everything was a breeze, which made entering a specialty home-improvement store less of a headache.
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On the Lower East Side of Manhattan, it was possible to feel a breeze off the East River.
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Is that a breeze, or could a rustler be lurking there, ready to swathe himself like a ghost?
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If it gets dirty, dont worry about that either; it's machine washable so it's a breeze to clean.
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As an added bonus, the Layla Weighted Blanket is machine washable, making taking care of it a breeze.
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On the rooftop, from a pole wrapped in Christmas lights, a tattered American flag rippled in the breeze.
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The dough is a breeze to handle, and =buffalo mozzarella, basil a tomato sauce with personality are included.
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Recruiting ossan is a breeze, with Nishimoto getting at least 10 inquiries a week from wannabe professional uncles.
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Catbirds meow in the wilderness and the scent of bark and bayberry leaves mingle with the ocean breeze.
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Once I entered a bike lane on Eighth Avenue, I started to relax and enjoy the cool breeze.
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Hack a fan With a bowl of ice and a fan, you can create a faux ocean breeze.
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O'Rourke said he still gets asked about the Cruz ad, and usually just tries to breeze past it.
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In the summer, they would open the big doors on both ends to get a little breeze going.
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In fact, last year, she called her high-powered banking positions a "breeze" compared with running a company.
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I'm listening to "Passing Breeze" right now and it's putting everything right, at least for a few minutes.
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Picture it: Jimmy leaning out the car window with a pair of binoculars, ponytail akimbo in the breeze.
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A cool breeze could have carried him miles away, based on the acting he was doing out there.
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And looking over the many Welsh flags blowing in the afternoon breeze, I thought: So do I, Greg.
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Shop Tempur-Pedic's Labor Day sale hereFor a limited time, save $300 on any size TEMPUR-breeze mattress.
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Boxed makes ordering annoying bulk supplies a breeze, and prices are comparable or better than shopping at Costco.
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They then follow the breeze and find the wind, which Martin depicts by showing flying fairies and butterflies.
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Foggy in the early morning, then watch for a hazy sun, lots of clouds and a calm breeze.
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White paper birch trees, thin layers of bark peeling off and waving in the breeze, lined the trail.
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In a breeze, the flowing air carries the silk threads along with it, as the spider rides beneath.
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Sunday • Smorgasburg, the open-air food market, returns for the season to Breeze Hill in Brooklyn's Prospect Park.
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His music injects some of the breeze of Ghanaian highlife music into the raw viscosity of Nigerian Afrobeats.
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As it happens, Tuesday was one of those rare spring days; outside the Statehouse there was a breeze.
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But we caught a breeze on a digressive walk around Lady Bird Lake on the edge of downtown.
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Multifunctional kitchen tools are a great way to maximize kitchen storage space and make clean-up a breeze.
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Here's what else is happening: A partly sunny Wednesday with a light breeze and a high around 703.
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At times, the cloth is artfully displayed in the tranquil yard behind the shop, billowing in the breeze.
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At home I keep a fan on while I sleep, and I find the sound (and breeze) soothing.
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You open a window hoping for a cool breeze, but you're standing in front of a hair dryer.
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As long as they slow their bikes to a safe speed, they'll be able to breeze right through.
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Clearing skies and cold weather surge in today on the back of a gusty breeze from the northwest.
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The house was perched on a mountaintop, so the breeze made it a welcome getaway for his family.
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Mosquitoes were in abundance, but there was enough of a breeze off the lake to keep them tolerable.
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It literally handled the worst parts of a four-hour drive, and made the entire trip a breeze.
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But after he made the turn in three under par, the breeze picked up, and Woods cooled off.
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Of course, I don't want to make it sound like finding cost savings in Medicare is a breeze.
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Blue skies, a light breeze and a high around 70 today, with things heating up even more tomorrow.
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Skies stay mostly cloudy as lows fall back into the 40s with a steady breeze from the southwest.
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A sparkling sun, gentle breeze and get this – a high of 77 – to start your week off right.
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The battery-powered trimmer on the Schick Hydro Silk TrimStyle makes cleaning up your bikini line a breeze.
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The Sigma E30 Pencil Brush has a tiny, gently pointed shape that makes detail work a total breeze.
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We're not saying you need to go far in order to enjoy the warm sun and refreshing breeze.
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Precision in iron-play and patience with playing partners will be vital, particularly if a breeze picks up.
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Bernie Sanders and Vermont's lone congressman, Democrat Peter Welch, are expected to breeze to re-election in November.
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Scheduling a checkup is a breeze — Nebraska ranks fifth in the most pediatricians and family doctors per capita.
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When the plane engine stopped ticking, there was no breeze of any kind and it was really silent.
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Sad sign in the morning breeze on the window of a "Popeyes" restaurant in Fayetteville this morning pic.twitter.
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There is a light breeze from the north around 5 to 10 mph that keeps it feeling wintry.
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When I rekindle my passion for helping others financially, even the most difficult tasks seem like a breeze.
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But if it stays, Lamb likely will breeze through his November race with a much more favorable district.
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Breeze in Latin is "anima," Mr. Brown, the former classics major, points out, and anima also means spirit.
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Meanwhile, Carmelo Anthony glides into his 20173th season with that cool "Summer of Melo" breeze at his back.
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As Mr. Gerbi cautioned, it's not like you can show up and just breeze through with a stroller.
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In a small space like Speyer Hall, the audience gets to feel the breeze generated by the choreography.
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Breeze has raised $16 million in funds to date and counts "Shark Tank" judge Mark Cuban as an investor.
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She's full of hope and sees the future as she sets the sail and rope against the open breeze.
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Now, think about the plant life in this conjured climate: the palms, ferns, and fronds swaying in the breeze.
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In Mazatlan, a steady rain fell with a slight breeze, while runners and tourists were out on the boardwalk.
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Much like a flag flapping in the breeze, they would generate a drag force and flutter under certain conditions.
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The Deal: Buy $150 in Drybar gift cards you get a free Bay Breeze 4-pack in-stores & online.
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I get a Hawaiian sea breeze since it's still relatively early in the day and I want something fruity.
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But what if you could avoid the whole rigamarole and breeze out of the gym without having to restyle?
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I blow through customs in a breeze with Global Entry, which is so worth it if you travel internationally.
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Bikkannavar probably expected to breeze through the immigration and customs process at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.
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I am a man-size cavity, tender and susceptible to perceiving any tickling breeze as a hurricane-force wind.
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Overgrowth from the river that flows under the Simón Bolívar International Bridge sways in the breeze on Sept. 203.
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The tradeoff is that Spencer cannot jump, only maneuver by swooping around like a spider caught in the breeze.
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Breeze also plans to lease 30 Embraer E195 jets from Azul, deliveries of which will begin in May 2020.
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If Prince Harry's calming effect on animals is any indication, life as a new father should be a breeze!
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The parent company of Blue Diamond, HP Hood, is recalling certain half-gallon cartons of refrigerated Vanilla Almond Breeze.
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High temperatures are near 203, with a breeze from the southwest around 220 mph, gusting 245 to 250 mph.
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"We have many nifty interface options that aren't available elsewhere and make using Telegram bots a breeze," it adds.
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Instead, Witherspoon's keeping things easy and just letting her strands air dry with the help of the ocean breeze.
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