Half a year later, a chillier reality has set in.
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Here is where things started to get a little chillier
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There, the forecast was for chilly rain, followed by chillier rain.
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As the fall grew chillier, the community of swimmers drew closer.
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Saturday may be chillier, and expect some rain overnight into Sunday.
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It is a cool 68F in Berlin, and even chillier in Munich.
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In fall, welcome an inward focus as the days get chillier and darker.
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Attitudes in Seattle, a worldwide hub for VR, have also become decidedly chillier.
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This year, though, things got decidedly chillier at TED 2019, which ended Friday.
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And down in the rankless areas, there's a darker look, with chillier lighting.
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Mark my word: the season of love is about to get much chillier.
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You don't need to wait for the chillier temps to wear this trend.
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Coming out of the water seemed far chillier than being in the water.
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Although it was a bit chillier in Hollywood than usual, these couples really sizzled.
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She has been altered: what she needs from love is something chillier, more strict.
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The weekend will be chillier and breezy — sunny on Saturday but cloudy on Sunday.
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The refugees from the Jungle may receive a far chillier reception than they expect.
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At any rate, the chillier weather gives us more time to play with protective styles.
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Even in the chillier autumn months, George is not about to ditch his beloved shorts.
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The instructions at the entrance are chillier: drunks and people with tattoos should stay out.
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As the ESA notes, that's chillier than any spot on the surface of the Earth.
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But the Chinese Foreign Ministry statement, released the same day, took a slightly chillier tone.
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Fall temps move into the city tonight, bringing chillier readings and a chance of rain.
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During the run-through, his eyes seemed chillier, his lips thinner, his charisma seductively remote.
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A light, packable jacket, to put in your tote for chillier nights or damp days.
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Both actors were bundled up for the chillier London weather and kept close during the walk.
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They have also seen chillier times in Detroit, Minneapolis and Indianapolis over the past half century.
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What was detachment in earlier Spiotta characters has hardened here into something chillier — and more chilling.
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For many of us, the shorter, chillier days of autumn can dampen our enthusiasm for exercise.
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Chillier tomorrow, then tomorrow night: 4 to 7 inches of snow, if temperatures stay low enough.
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It'll also get chillier as the night wears on, so bring something light to wrap up in.
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Tostadas de pata are a chillier matter, crispy tortillas strewn with cold cubes of jellied pig's foot.
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Learning to live in a chillier space is a surefire way to save on your energy bill.
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As skies clear Saturday afternoon, we could break 210, but temperatures slip to the chillier side Sunday.
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Mr. Trump's expressed love for the men he called "my generals" has given way to chillier climes.
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But the goodwill that migrants encountered on their long journey north has morphed into a chillier reception.
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This time, though, they chose a chillier locale for their travels — and for giving us all the #familyvacationgoals.
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Amid all the happy talk Wednesday, Mr. Obama could not resist a brief reference to those chillier days.
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Finally, I reached Windy Point Lookout, and exited my car to the noticeably chillier (and yes, windier) weather.
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The fewer refugees the West lets in, and the chillier their welcome on arrival, the better for ISIS.
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Temple isn't the only one worried about the potential impact of even chillier trade relations between China and America.
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But plenty of Midwestern cities are going to be chillier than areas in the Arctic, Antarctic, and even other planets.
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Don't despair too much, though, because there are ways to retain some magic in your life through the chillier months.
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Adding a moisturizer with SPF into your routine is the fuss-free way to stay safe in the chillier months.
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On chillier days when you're bundled up in sweaters, you'll want to order the new five-layer Coconut Mocha Macchiato.
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The reaction was chillier among some of the network's core conservative viewers — including one miffed resident of the White House.
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As the weather gets chillier and the holidays approach, many families are readying to put pickle ornaments on their Christmas trees.
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More oak pollen, for instance, suggested humid and temperate climates while more fir and spruce pollen indicated chillier conditions, he said.
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Foxes on Santa Cruz, which is farther north and chillier than most of the islands, have thicker coats in richer colors.
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With his pre-summit behavior he put America is a much chillier place than it occupied when the nuclear crisis began.
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The temperature when the puck finally dropped was about 50F or 20033C, but it got chillier as the game wore on.
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The weather was chillier than last year, when the mercury rose unseasonably high into the upper 50s (13 to 15 Celsius).
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Things grew chillier after that, with just 31, 113 and 27 companies getting out the window in 2015, 2016 and 2017, respectively.
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Moviegoers hoping to see a steamy scene with Affleck in his new film Live By Night may get something a little... chillier.
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Whether because of chillier weather or just good fortune, the past week was the quietest for American mass shootings since late October.
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This year, the temperature was 14 degrees Celsius (57 degrees Fahrenheit), a little chillier than normal for that part of the coast.
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Gonzales said these carts sometimes fill up the entire sidewalk, but fewer folks are buying cold beverages as the weather gets chillier.
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Despite pared back inventory levels and chillier weather, Kohl's said the "competitive promotional environment" ate into its gross margin more than originally anticipated.
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The Honest Company, co-founded by Jessica Alba, just released a new line of seasonal diaper prints perfect for the chillier season ahead.
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But not the No. 1 perch, which went to the most populous city in a much chillier Midwestern state: Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
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The chillier trade winds helped Treasuries, with the 193-year yield down at 219% after a second strong week running for bond markets.
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It grew chillier after the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak and the 2012 election of Mohamed Morsi, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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A chillier relationship with Europe and increasing hostilities with China spur on the trend toward Balkanization — and vice versa, creating a feedback loop.
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This Belle isn't the traditional vivacious Disney princess, and Watson seems to understand that, making her chillier and more guarded than the classic Belle.
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Both are now traversing the Milky Way galaxy's interstellar medium, a chillier region filling the vast expanses between the galaxy's stars and planetary systems.
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Things feel chillier in the executive suite than they do at the mall, and the future of a record expansion hangs in the balance.
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Things get chillier when they fall in sync about one thing — the easy dismissal of an incident that happened right after their wedding party.
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But that same logic applies to South Korea, and relations between Mr. Trump and his counterpart there, President Moon Jae-in, are decidedly chillier.
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But Trump's choice of Rex Tillerson for secretary of state seemed to indicate that dealings with Cuba will be much chillier in the new administration.
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If you are longing for chillier days and crunchy leaves, but summer is still hanging on in your city, you can always get it iced.
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They decorate the Martian welkin when the red planet gets chillier near aphelion, which is the point at which it is farthest from the Sun.
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With chillier weather comes colorful trees along the state's Lake Michigan and Green Bay coasts, plus troves of farmers' markets, ghost tours, and corn mazes.
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But the company altered course in the fourth quarter after assessing changes in the IPO market and a chillier reception among investors, company executives said.
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Blade Runner 2049 offers something a little stranger and chillier, and in a year already ruled by fear, maybe that's too much to ask of audiences.
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In Chicago, where frigid weather discourages street sales for several months of the year, the relationship between local government and food truck owners is much chillier.
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It is not just that islanders increasingly see themselves as Taiwanese; mainlanders, who used to regard the Taiwanese as brothers, have started taking a chillier attitude.
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If you want to give cold water swimming a try, start with regular outdoor swims in the summer months and build up to those chillier seasons.
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Instead, try a lightweight mock turtleneck, which won't feel as restrictive when used as a base layer under a loose shirt for those chillier summer evenings.
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Acclaimed in London, the two-part play about gay culture and the legacy of AIDS drew a chillier response in New York, where it is set.
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For the New York store, the team focused on spotlighting layering pieces for the chillier temperatures as we move into winter, the Outdoor Voices spokesperson said.
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This has been a brutal period for the newer, smaller, at-least-for-now-chillier version of the Games, first held in 22014 in Chamonix, France.
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Regardless of a country's wealth, about a third of its vaccine-storage units, which ranged from small refrigerators to huge cold rooms, were chillier than was safe.
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The catch is that London has been baking in unseasonably hot weather for months, so the sudden drop in temperatures makes today feel even chillier than usual.
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Once the warm air is drawn into the unit, it's pushed through water-soaked pads that turn it into a (chillier) gas via the process of evaporation.
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Having given you the low down on microhouse, italo disco, electroclash, filter house and dub techno, this time round we're turning our attention to slightly chillier climes.
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Another lifetime?), André comes upon his daughter (from the first scene) and a different, chillier man, also named Pierre, discussing how to find André a new nurse.
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While dry skin tends to plague most people in the chillier months, for some, their daily skin-care regimen is a near-constant fight against the flake.
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But while the backdrop of a stronger economy and chillier weather should give the broader industry a lift, it will also make it clear who's falling behind.
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With strong northeasterly breezes gusting around 25 mph at times, ushering in this chillier air, high temperatures struggle to get into the mid-40s to near 50.
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From balloon-sleeved pullovers to bundle-up-in turtlenecks, every sweater you need to ride out the chillier months can be found at your friendly neighborhood H&M.
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One popular test showed that when a person holds a cold drink during a conversation, he or she can perceive the other person as having a chillier personality.
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Temperatures dipped to around 28 degrees as fans started to enter the stadium an hour before the ceremony, and steady winds made it feel far chillier than that.
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"Although the judiciary is relatively independent, it is clearly malleable to the agenda of the government that is in power," Mr. Chillier, the human rights advocate, said. Mrs.
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Much of the golf business in this area has always come from "Winter Texans," visitors from chillier climes who would come chasing reasonably priced rounds and warmer weather.
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Someday we need to replace a lot of the windows in our house to help with the heating efficiency, because today it's a little chillier than I care for.
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But as we prepare for the chillier temperatures, we're making room in our closets for a new jacket that we think has potential to be the 2019 Amazon Coat.
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Sea temperatures rarely creep above twenty degrees Celsius, or sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit, and England's freshwater bodies, which are often fed by underground springs, tend to be even chillier.
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The Yankees' season opener two years ago was postponed by rain, then played the next day in 36-degree weather made even chillier by wind that whipped through the Bronx.
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You can keep your strands from sticking to your neck during the summertime, or dress up your entire look with your bun and a moody lip on those chillier nights.
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Although some prefer to jet off to a sunny spot like Turks and Caicos or Miami for the winter season, there are others that opt for something a little chillier.
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Sunny skies over the city today with a high of 73 — if only it could be this lovely out on what's shaping up to be a much chillier Thanksgiving Day.
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And with the country's meteorological department warning in June that the cold season could get chillier in the future due to the effects of climate change, that number could rise.
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He'll often wear high socks with his shorts when cold temperatures hit the U.K. and during visits to chillier climates, such as during the royal family's fall 2016 trip to Canada.
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But in the chillier months of the year, especially when the moisture is pushed up over mountains into the colder reaches of the atmosphere, most rain begins its life as snow.
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On Friday, in several meetings with the Romanian Orthodox Patriarch Daniel, to whom some Catholics attribute chillier relations, Francis spoke at length about the need to move on from old grievances.
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Confidence: Medium-High The forecast for Wednesday is a bit tricky as a cold front will slip into the region, but how fast chillier air trickles in remains an open question.
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The two leaders, whose relationship has grown chillier in recent years, have not spoken directly about impeachment stalemate, instead carrying out their terse exchanges in speeches and through the news media.
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In Europe, Mr. Trump encountered a chillier audience that viewed him less as a conquering hero than as a wayward figure who needed to be put back on the right path.
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Perhaps the Bannon appointment didn't sink in fully until Tuesday, when Obama, in Greece, had chillier words of warning about the direction in which a Trump administration might — but mustn't — turn.
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Their journey ends not in violent death, as nearly all the other verses of this "Ballad" do, but with something stranger and chillier that casts its shadow on what came before.
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Eastern US dips into chillier temperatures High temperatures Thursday for the eastern half of the United States will be 5 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit below average as a cold front pushes in.
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Since chillier solids can hold more liquor, Estreller was able to up the strength to 15 percent alcohol per shot—which also happens to be the sweet spot for ensuring shelf stability.
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Because of this, the show shifted its production schedule in order to wait for the weather conditions in its filming locations (primarily Ireland, Spain, Croatia and Iceland) to get a little chillier.
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"For the first time, there is a legal truth that overwhelmingly proves what is written in history books," said Gastón Chillier, the executive director of the Center for Legal and Social Studies.
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Wear a packable jacket as well, like the weather-resistant Arc'teryx Squamish hoodie, that you can shed when the weather is warm, but that will protect you in chillier or wet conditions.
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Thus, part of what has made this revival feel so much chillier than the original run is that it is no longer about us, the audience, watching television and being watched right back.
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As soon as temperatures decline to chillier depths and the sun starts to set a little sooner each day, us humans make a full transition into our hunker-down-at-home modes — a.k.a.
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Fall could be a lot chillier than usual for owners of London's prime properties, as the latest estimates from real estate agency Savills forecast falling or stagnant house price growth until mid-22015.
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If traditional disco is a hot and sweaty affair, all silk shirts and unbridled sexuality, it's cosmic cousin was, due in part to it's popularity in Europe's most northern reaches, a chillier affair.
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The idea may have originated in the early 20th century out of necessity, when people wore white to stay cool during hot summers, but switched to darker colors with the chillier fall season.
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That crush is the movie's strongest source of heat, and it has the effect of rendering the other parts of "Certain Women" a little chillier and smaller than they might otherwise have seemed.
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A chillier U.S.-Cuba relationship also goes against what most Americans want, and what many U.S trade and agriculture groups and both Republicans and Democrats have pushed for: more, rather than less, engagement.
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It's something of a sweet spot—warm enough to bask in after a foraging trip into deeper, chillier waters, and far enough from the surface to avoid being spotted by predators like bull sharks.
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He was enjoying the warm applause and sunny skies of Florida as Vice President Mike Pence was enduring darker, damper, colder skies and a somewhat chillier reception at a diplomatic gathering in Munich, Germany.
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While they point to a slew of factors that muddy the waters -- including the Trump organization's exploration of deals in Cuba and the President-elect's own pragmatic business orientation -- many see chillier times ahead.
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A cold front is pushing through, but there's a delay before the chillier air arrives, so temperatures may pop up to near 60 before dropping off sharply later in the day or at night.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Fashion Week opens on Thursday with chilly weather and perhaps an even chillier prospect: defining the purpose of the shows as brands begin trying fresh ways to engage customers.
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The temperature of Molly Smith's production wavers from charmingly warm (Andrew Roa, as a new grandfather, is comically endearing, and kudos for using baby dolls with fabulous stand-up hair) to chillier than intended.
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It's a little dirtier and chillier, no gloss to be found on the settings or people, and all backed by a score by the prolific jazz composer and performer Terence Blanchard (Clockers, 25th Hour).
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Although a change in temperatures often translates to a shift in beverage trends, we're saving our hot coffee consumption for chillier days, because early fall is still fair weather for sipping on the iced stuff.
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There were temperature outliers at the opposite end of the scale for the first six months of the year as well and many Americans, for example, experienced a slightly chillier year-to-date than usual.
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Along with the chillier and more established Joan Didion, Ms. Babitz was a woman sending dispatches from the front lines of 70s era West Coast bohemia, gently satirizing the incestuous music and art worlds of Los Angeles.
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Anatomizing fame proves a chillier process at the American Repertory Theater across the Charles River in Cambridge, where a biodrama by Rob Roth has provided a podium for two unimpeachable prophets of the American culture of celebrity.
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Along with the chillier and more established Joan Didion, Ms. Babitz was a woman sending dispatches from the front lines of 503s era West Coast bohemia, gently satirizing the incestuous music and art worlds of Los Angeles.
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On Thursday, it may be nice to try Melissa Clark's recipe for roasted chicken thighs with winter squash, which demands to be eaten with good bread and red wine, served slightly chillier than you usually drink it.
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Product cultivated a cutesy smallness, as if the songs were chintzy electronic wind-up toys; Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides features longer songs, larger and more whomping hooks, wider and chillier aural spaces, a sweeping emotionalism.
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They're fine for swimming in temperate waters on relatively warm days, but I've found that having cool water seep down your back on a chillier day — or in the middle of winter, for that matter — can be miserable.
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Though pundits were worried that the Trump administration would take a chillier tone on Silicon Valley, large-cap technology has easily led the market in 2017 with names like Facebook and Amazon dominating financial headlines each earnings season.
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The one-two punch of chillier temperatures and the impending holidays reinforces our natural inclination to partner up and wait out the weather in the arms of a loved one—or perhaps to bask (or wallow) in solitude.
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Apple has a strong track record of working with officials in China, where it has launched a series of services including mobile payment Apple Pay, but some analysts questioned whether the company may receive a chillier reception in the future.
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Despite the chillier-than-usual weather in Austin, that didn't keep the bride and groom from enjoying their celebrations and showing off giant smiles in photos and videos — many of which were shared by Ashley's mother Sharon Bush on Instagram.
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"On human rights issues, the political and institutional actions have always come after a demand from society as a whole," said Gastón Chillier, the executive director of the Center for Legal and Social Studies, a human rights group in Argentina.
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While plenty of celebrities are taking this new fall season to change their look in a subtle way, like Kate Middleton's new honey highlights and Priyanka Chopra's chocolate brown bob, others are getting a more daring start to the chillier months.
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Tracksmith, for example, makes one of the best lightweight T-shirts I have found, in a silky mesh that could pass for a casual everyday crew neck, and it comes in a long-sleeve version for those chillier morning runs.
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It might seem counterintuitive to buy a rash guard that keeps you warm, but on chillier mornings and evenings, as well as more temperate days in spring and fall, I have come to be extremely grateful for myO'Neill 24/7 Hybrid UPF shirt.
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Ms. Warren also traveled the country extensively to fund-raise, according to invitations obtained by The New York Times and people familiar with the events, though she often found a chillier reception in New York because of her anti-Wall Street rhetoric.
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The complicated on-location filming that Game of Thrones is known for has grown even more complicated since winter finally arrived in Westeros, requiring chillier climes (and more filming in Iceland) and ultimately causing the seventh season to be delayed several months.
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Mr. Thiam was hailed during his first visit to the trading floor in New York last year, but the reception during a more recent appearance was chillier, said two employees who were on the floor during his visits but were not authorized to speak publicly.
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But on the bright side, that means we can indulge in all the styling perks the chillier season allows: layering away to our heart's content, stomping around in our chunkiest (read: well insulated) boots, and, of course, experimenting with denim in all its many shapes and silhouettes.
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If you're single during the month of September, there's a strong likelihood that you'll experience the following scenario: On a chillier-than-usual night, you'll find yourself alone, having eaten a handsome amount of nugget products in bed, longing for a soul to eat breaded snacks with you.
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But the way Gabriel considered what Philip might want while talking about him with Claudia artfully mirrored some of the conversations we've seen Philip and Elizabeth have about Paige, where he considers the more emotional side of the situation and she takes a chillier, work-and-ideology-always-come-first approach.
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After all, when the fall weather turns a tad chillier, there's nothing better than cozying up with friends and loved ones under a shared blanket (or snuggling up solo!) and getting all the shivers out by watching any number of scary movies, ranging from zombie apocalypse flicks to psychological thrillers.
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In the nearly 30 years that have passed since then, I've returned to Russia repeatedly, watching as Cold War enmity gave way to tentative friendship in the mid-1990s, then to something chillier in the 2000s, and then swinging right back around to a kind of Cold War 2.0 today.
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Gastón Chillier y Paula Litvachky, miembros del Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales de la Argentina, advierten sobre los peligros para la democracia y la defensa de los derechos humanos que implica la reforma del gobierno de Mauricio Macri en el rol de las Fuerzas Armadas, que entró en vigencia el viernes pasado.
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Good thing Coach has you covered: Its fall line-up of bags, shoes, and sweaters will keep you stylish and warm as the weather gets chillier, and, more importantly, Coach has good news for people who love food as much as they love fashion: An ice cream sundae print appears on a sweater and a wallet, and shoes and bags are sprinkled with a charming cherry print.
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