"There were these long threads of clouds, filamentary clouds pretty unlike Earth clouds," he said.
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Pyrocumulus clouds are similar in appearance to other cumulus clouds.
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They include ammonia ice clouds, ammonium hydrosulfide ice clouds and clouds made up of water-based droplets and ice, according to the study.
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Best clouds: LGLG had only the dankest clouds at its booth.
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Scientists aren't just adding substances to clouds, they're also creating clouds.
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It may be they seed the clouds, and the clouds rain information.
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Unlike the noctilucent clouds recently imaged by the rover, these were cirrus clouds—thin and wispy clouds typically found at heights above 6,000 meters (20,000 feet).
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The whatever world of passwords, streaming, and clouds— Oh, streams and clouds by.
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While these clouds may look ominous, these clouds have been low to the ground.
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"The clouds are like fingerprints," Nesbitt says, pointing to the clouds along the ridge.
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Out of the many clouds that help regulate the Earth's climate, the Stratocumulus, those low-lying, grayish-white clouds that are often mistaken for rain clouds, are especially significant.
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"I always thought there were just fluffy, nice clouds and mean, angry clouds," he jokes.
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"When I look at the clouds over the Earth, and I know how high clouds are, I get a sense we are really, really far above those clouds," Kelly recounted.
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He says this happens in independent dense clouds that form from turbulence within the molecular clouds.
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But computer simulations of clouds have begun to suggest that as the Earth warms, clouds become scarcer.
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The moon is shrouded in methane clouds that, just as clouds do on Earth, occasionally cause rain.
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Step 2: Fly into clouds To seed a cloud, pilots fly directly into cumulonimbus, or towering cumulus clouds.
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Why bankroll apartments that soar above the clouds when we may not have clouds in a few centuries.
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She described thinking about her new album as "a city in the clouds," not "graffiti in the clouds."
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First, physicists came to grips with high clouds—the icy, wispy ones like cirrus clouds that are miles high.
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Low clouds Low clouds reflect a great deal of sunlight, and how they will change is a major wildcard.
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"We are growing faster on the public clouds than the public clouds are growing," Whitehurst said in an interview.
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Clouds, ever fickle and unpredictable, play a crucial role in any future climate scenarios; scientists have previously reported that the tops of higher-altitude clouds were ascending higher into the atmosphere, potentially strengthening the greenhouse effect of clouds by trapping more heat, and others found evidence that clouds were moving toward the poles.
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It's known that Jupiter's clouds are composed of ammonia ice, but what's happening within those clouds has long puzzled astronomers.
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High above the clouds in China's Wuling Mountains, the Red Clouds Golden Summit looks like something straight from a fairytale.
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For any approach, more data on clouds is needed, but measuring floating, always-changing clouds presents challenges of its own.
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However, if their product runs on other clouds, they may mention those specific clouds in data sheets, flyers, and whitepapers.
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The runtime environment will be more hybrid: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure will be more balanced in terms of market share and will be joined by other large private clouds, such as industrial automation clouds and consumer-home clouds.
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Noctilucent, or "night-shining," clouds are Earth's highest clouds, located in an upper layer of our planet's atmosphere called the mesosphere.
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We're seeing signs that the clouds have shadows, possibly indicating that the clouds are at a higher altitude than other features.
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These clouds don't just form near volcano summits, but they are the same type of clouds that build over intense wildfires.
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Two clouds of charged dust particles, known as the Kordylewski clouds, are parked in a gravitational nexus between Earth and moon.
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" Stephenson acknowledged potential clouds on the horizon, and J. P. Morgan's Dimon chimed in adding that those clouds have "always been there.
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In the image below, light is shining down on the clouds from the moon and up on the clouds from cities below.
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Clouds loom on the horizon—thick, gunmetal grey clouds, the kind of clouds that feel unbearably close, as if they're descending directly upon you with the express intent of devouring you whole—and the sun's nothing but a distant memory.
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Researchers are now reporting evidence of dust clouds, called Kordylewski dust clouds, in the Lagrange points created by the Earth and the Moon.
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The infrared radiation is needed to detect clouds during the night when the sunlight isn't reflecting off the clouds and back into space.
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Probing 60 miles (100 km) below the clouds, the team discovered a link between the swirling surface clouds and the churning gases below.
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You might think that the clouds would limit the amount of warming: Clouds — like thick, white ice — reflect solar radiation back into space.
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Today (Thursday): Plenty of sunshine starts the day, but high clouds filter that sun by midday, with gradually increasing clouds during the afternoon.
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They take advantage of upward-moving air underneath tropical cumulus clouds — the clouds that often look like popping popcorn kernels in the sky.
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Clouds of water vapor drifting lazily through skies above Earth are a common sight, but what do clouds look like on another world entirely?
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The bright yellow clouds are around 9 degrees Fahrenheit, while the dark red clouds plummet down to minus-181 degrees Fahrenheit, according to NASA.
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Virgin Australia shared a picture of these weird clouds yesterday on their Facebook page after Instagrammer Ilya Katsman noticed that the clouds were weird.
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Yet I was also aware of what Hartley had done to the clouds, for example, to make them his own: those vivid, wonderful clouds.
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When the storm clouds reach the coldest part of the atmosphere, they spread out like cumulonimbus clouds that cause lightning and thunder on Earth.
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"We're seeing customers focus on a multi-cloud approach and many customers are choosing Google as one of their clouds or their main clouds."
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Cyclones also exist on Jupiter, but the warm air at the centers of Jovian cyclones often forms wispy clouds, or no clouds at all.
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Today, you will most likely see cirrus clouds, which are wispy, silky-looking, high-level clouds resembling white brush strokes on a blue canvas.
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High clouds High clouds are expected to move higher as the climate warms, where they will emit less heat into space, worsening warming. 3.
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In the areas that surround El Niño, cumulonimbus clouds are rarer and the sea is more often covered by lower clouds, which cool the air.
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So, it seems Apollon is engineering the killer clouds by inserting virus particles, or, at least water particles contaminated with the unnamed virus, into clouds.
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In its first incarnation, AppFormix focused strongly on private clouds running OpenStack and Kubernetes, as well the largest public clouds from Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
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Runner Up, Skyscape: Silent Waves of the Sky: Noctilucent Clouds, Mikko SilvolaA close up view of of noctilucent clouds formed in the skies over Finland.
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U.S. and European companies are testing unmanned drones to seed clouds, and promising rain-free wedding ceremonies by 'bursting' clouds ahead of the big day.
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Jupiter's south pole as seen at 5 µm wavelength, showing heat emanating from the planet through the clouds (the darker the color, the thicker the clouds).
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Open water in the fall and winter forms clouds, which warm the surface, which leads to more open water in future seasons and more blanketing clouds.
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Individual companies can also have their own clouds, called private clouds, that employees and customers access, usually over the internet and on their own private networks.
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Two small eruptions took place late Monday afternoon and early Tuesday, producing ash clouds, though these clouds fell short of the 10,000-foot level scientists had anticipated.
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The video, titled "Artificial Clouds Generation System," does make it seem like the machine is churning out clouds — but the rocket engines generating the plumes go unmentioned.
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In simple terms, high-flying clouds have more of a greenhouse effect because they trap heat, while lower banks of clouds reflect light away from the Earth.
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"These clouds are analogous to the huge pyroclastic clouds that form from a major volcanic explosion, or from the ground explosion of a nuclear bomb," said Burt.
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That secrecy extends to the locations of its six "mega clouds" or giant server farms, and 75 "micro clouds" whose locations the company declined to disclose publicly.
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As the atmosphere warms, clouds tend to have more water and less ice in them, and the more watery clouds prevent solar radiation from reaching the earth.
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Lower thick clouds tend to reflect more sunlight (shortwave radiation) than they absorb heat (longwave radiation), leading to a cooling effect, but cirrus clouds do the opposite.
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Its own weather system Wildfires like this can get so hot they make pyrocumulus clouds, formations that look like mushroom clouds and can be seen for miles.
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After a day or two of clouds, or rain, or snow, and these weather systems move westward, they set up conditions for stunning sunsets draped by clouds.
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Similar, humor-wise, is Cory Arcangel, whose dry wit comes across in his work "Super Mario Clouds" (2002), which is literally just the clouds of this game.
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Generally, Human Story 3 is characterized by a tone of optimism with a few cautionary clouds hanging above, clouds of skepticism about humanity's relationship to technology presently.
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In layman's terms the clouds look downright apocalyptic — these are the clouds you'd expect to see on Judgement Day, or in the lead-up to an alien invasion.
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But Lundquist and her colleagues don't know how often those pyrocumulonimbus clouds or their younger siblings, pyrocumulus clouds, are likely to form over a nuked and burning city.
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Back then, noctilucent clouds were spotted maybe a handful of times a century; now, it's possible to see one or more noctilucent clouds every season, the study says.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechA NASA press release described the clouds as being of the noctilucent variety—clouds that reflect sunlight even after dusk owing to their extreme height.
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Cumulus clouds, the "fair-weather clouds" that occur frequently on warm summer days (such as in August), will tend to disappear as the sun's rays begin to darken.
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It wasn&apost the first time clouds have been spotted on Mars — but it was the clearest picture of the clouds that scientists had ever seen, NASA said. Boron
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"Shackling them with so much debt leaves so many clouds out there," Mr. Goodgame said, alluding to the Morehouse College seal, which shows a rising sun above the clouds.
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They're meant to perform outside and mirror the passing of clouds through the sky, but there are no clouds, plural, out there, just a weighty, never-ending gray mass.
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Researchers studying the 2017 wildfires in British Columbia, for example, discovered that storm clouds that formed because of the smoke, called pyrocumulonimbus clouds, helped deliver soot particles into the stratosphere.
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Some photos taken this year show bright clouds in Jupiter's atmosphere and huge "cloud towers" that stretch up 30 miles and cast shadows on the clouds below, according to NASA.
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The clouds in question are called stratus clouds, which hover around 1,000 to 3,000 feet above the ground, and are often referred to as the marine layer by coastal dwellers.
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"When you get a cloud inversion (when the air above the clouds is warmer than the air below), it looks like you're in a plane above the clouds," Hayhow tells Mashable.
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A combination of early-morning low clouds and early-afternoon storms may mean eclipse watchers will need to dodge clouds for a clear view in many locations over the Great Plains.
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If it's true, it's not that trees and clouds and other people don't exist, it's just that trees and clouds and other people have a different ultimate nature than we thought.
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The storms are forming "pyro-cumulonimbus clouds" — basically localized storm clouds formed by rapidly rising hot air — that are, in turn, spreading more fire through lightning and wind that carries embers.
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Cloud ... clothes in the closet, clouds in the closet?
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ROME — The sky was black, with ominous clouds overhead.
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As economic clouds gather, Brookfield's horizons look enviably clear. ■
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As the volcano continues to spew lava, clouds of ash, and deadly laze, the U.S. Geological Survey has been providing constant updates on Twitter on the status on lava and ash clouds.
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Low clouds streaming up from the SE are being overtaken by mid-to-high clouds coming from the SW. This turning of the winds helps storms that form start to rotate. pic.twitter.
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"There were still clouds, and I thought I would have to give up hope of proposing with a view of the ocean, but the clouds magically parted for 15 minutes," Mandvi adds.
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The instruments are part of a project called Clouds and the Earth's Radiant Energy System (CERES), which aims to better understand what roles clouds play in global climate change, among other things.
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While it had its ups and downs, hundreds of enterprises now use it to run their private clouds and there are even over two dozen public clouds that use the project's tools.
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Using data from instruments aboard the Calipso satellite, which monitors clouds and particles suspended in the atmosphere, the researchers determined that mixed-phase clouds contain more water and less ice than expected.
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"The biggest effect of clouds is to block sunlight, but as the world warms, we expect to have clouds change in a way that they effectively block less sunlight so the planet warms even more, but how strong this effect is remains uncertain," says Stevens, who was one of the leading authors of the IPCC chapter on clouds.
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A common tern clipped overhead, translucent supple wing beats over a river crowded with traffic, and something about its flight made me think that it was flying under clouds, but there were no clouds, there were no clouds anywhere and had not been all day, and the sky was the stretched, varnished perfection of linseed-thinned oils.
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"Ordinarily, in the lightning process, there's a buildup of voltage between clouds or the clouds and the ground -- but current can't flow because not enough electrons are around to carry it," Melott said.
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In the aftermath of such a storm, midlevel and high clouds may be left behind, especially cirrus and altocumulus clouds that are ideal as a canvas for painting by the sun's last rays.
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Thursday morning's forecast looks mostly clear for the launch area, but some clouds are forecast just to the north, which could obscure viewing of the colored clouds in the region near New York.
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Wolf and his team are currently testing out this technique in laboratory conditions with artificial clouds, but the scientists hope to try out the concept on real clouds within the next few years.
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Instead, it consists of various cloud dimensions, from the aforementioned golden clouds in the middle of the wall, to the more "international clouds" that people see when gazing out of an airplane window.
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Understanding the distribution of these fossil clouds can help astronomers better understand how heavy metals were distributed in the early universe and why some gas clouds formed stars and galaxies while others didn't.
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Real clouds jostled against billboard images of clouds; blades of grass poked through a cracked sidewalk as if trying to join up with the photograph of grass on the back of a truck.
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The Pathfinder mission snapped photos of clouds in the Martian sky in the 1990s, and an image from the Hubble Space Telescope earlier this year also shows clouds high above the red planet.
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Dark clouds over London's Southbank... signs of an Oncoming Storm?
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This award was her third for Clouds of Sils Maria.
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Let a thousand virtual worlds rain down from the clouds.
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The ship is sailing away from us, towards towering clouds.
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Another camera also spied clouds in the sky during sunset.
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"It can't produce clouds when there are none," says Strand.
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Organic molecules are being found in comets and cosmic clouds.
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Cisco retreats 6 pct as tepid forecast clouds qtrly beat .
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Gravity wave clouds east of Barrow Island, Western Australia, Australia.
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It may not rain a lot, but clouds should dominate.
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There are often shots of dark clouds and stormy skies.
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The sun and clouds will reflect colors all around it.
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Most intriguing, Microsoft wants the computing clouds to be inclusive.
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Above them, a layer of colder cirrus clouds also appears.
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Clouds increase overnight, and a sprinkle can't be ruled out.
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But its fiscal clouds may represent the region's future, too.
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Head in the Clouds: A floating brothel owned by Psychasec.
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Storm clouds seen gathering over New York City on Tuesday.
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Usually, clouds look like fluffy puffs or big, mean anvils.
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Weather risks, largely: thunderstorms, icing, wind shear, and especially clouds.
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As clouds grow taller, that could signal coming bad weather.
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Shining through the statistical clouds is one very clear trend.
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When the sun disappears behind the clouds, the temperature plummets.
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Unlike most of my photos, the clouds were actually there.
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Be smart: Meteoric smoke also helps form clouds on Earth.
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But, as dark clouds threaten, how will the country cope?
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Just a nice shot of the Falcon flying through clouds.
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So some people ignore the chart to chase the clouds.
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Clouds, however, are sometimes hard to identify from up high.
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This occurs here, too, in the clouds in Earth's atmosphere.
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And then Sunday is a mixture of clouds and sunshine.
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And no matter who we are, it clouds our judgement.
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Five minutes from Lukla, clouds forced a diversion to Phaplu.
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Keep your head in the clouds on your next vacation.
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It's time to get your head out of the clouds.
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She likes to fly, to be alone among the clouds.
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Their satellite had seen a reflection off of the clouds.
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Then there is the issue of public versus private clouds.
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Most days the coast range wore a blanket of clouds.
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No, she's too busy with her head among the clouds.
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However, two clouds linger over this less anguished Brexit view.
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Methane shows up like fog clouds in the infrared spectrum.
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In movies as different as Still Alice, Clouds of Sils
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Hawley's narrative gaslighting mirrors the way mental illness clouds reality.
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Even with some haze and clouds, the sunset was incredible.
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But, from farther away, they may just look like clouds.
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Clouds of acrid purple smoke cut through the tropical air.
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Sullen gray clouds occupy the sky, dispensing an apathetic drizzle.
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In 1946, Garland starred in "Till The Clouds Roll By."
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For the coast to clear, three clouds have to evaporate.
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The economy hums while storm clouds darken the White House.
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Low clouds could be an issue in the early morning.
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Then the firing starts, and clouds swirl, stinging and choking.
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It doesn't have fancy swirling clouds or rings or plumes.
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"There were clouds of them in the water," he said.
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Other works were clouds of suspended fragments — freeze-frame explosions.
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There's a silver lining behind even the darkest of clouds.
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"You're seeing clouds and you're in the sky," she said.
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It disintegrated about 50 miles (80 kilometers) above Jupiter's clouds.
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Were you that kid with your head in the clouds?
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It creates a lot of noise and clouds your judgment.
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Clouds are a gorgeous contrast against a deep blue sky.
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However, if storm clouds turn you on, you're in luck.
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S. trade war clouds the outlook for the city's economy.
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Dark clouds portend rain, which washes things away, I guess.
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For farmers, there are more dark clouds on the horizon.
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The darker the dot, the greater the chance of clouds.
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I loved the experience of making Clouds of Sils Maria.
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Around the galactic plane, meanwhile, clouds of interstellar dust swirl.
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Many developers choose to train their models in clouds, too.
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Jupiter's turbulent clouds are still fodder for colorful, dynamic photos.
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The wind had started blowing, scattering the stagnant clouds above.
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These flows look like massive clouds about 6,000 miles deep.
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The wind howled, sending clouds of dust in its wake.
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It didn't protect me much, but the clouds didn't either.
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Spectators could hear aircraft overhead, but low clouds obscured them.
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When you pass, you will pass into flames, not clouds.
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The background consists of several dragons weaving through the clouds.
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In the countryside, people contemplated church steeples, maple trees, clouds.
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Clouds, cool temperatures and rain can all keep them underground.
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I saw clouds of tear gas and the gunfire started.
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Thick clouds swirled around the car and hugged the road.
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"We can see that summer clouds are disappearing," he added.
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We can find interest in looking at shadows and clouds.
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Weather: Increasing clouds, with a high just shy of 215.
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Here's what else is happening: The clouds are coming in.
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A Soviet satellite had misinterpreted the sun's reflection off clouds.
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" I love Dave Van Ronk's performance of Joni Mitchell's "Clouds.
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Not too shabby, with sunny breaks in the clouds possible.
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The storm clouds, as Baron puts it, were already gathered.
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From his vantage, any clouds over his reputation had dissipated.
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But in the background, dark clouds have also been gathering.
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It was a cheerful room, bright clouds in the windows.
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But there are one or two clouds on the horizon.
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The business of public clouds has exploded in recent years.
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Weather: Dry, with some clouds and a high near 70.
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Air traffic delays due to low clouds are also possible.
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It's 79 degrees and the sky is thick with clouds.
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They witness lyrical clouds of songbirds in the spring migration.
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Confidence: Medium Clouds dominate, with sprinkle and shower chances Tuesday.
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This year, New York mostly just saw clouds and rain.
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These uncertainties include clouds, land use albedo and solar irradiance.
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Mountains and hills can block snow clouds or trap them.
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We are frustrated with greed that clouds the American future.
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"Matthew's head was always in the clouds," Mr. Marshack said.
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I don't recall upset office mates or clouds of dust.
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As totality grew closer, the clouds did not go away.
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I read somewhere that clouds could be called floating lakes.
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Behind her is a golden sky filled with gray clouds.
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Headlights from the occasional car reflected off low, wispy clouds.
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Do you think you will look at clouds more often?
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Overnight clouds gradually increase, and lows range through the 30s.
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The clouds parted and the sun shone down on me.
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There were no black clouds or thunder; it was overcast.
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Clouds of police tear gas have wafted into the compound.
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Clouds of horn flies were wiped clean from cattle herds.
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What it is saying now: A break in the clouds?
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Water vapor appears on Mars today as thin, wispy clouds.
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There are signs that clouds hide even more dangerous tripwires.
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The clouds, however, may not have to travel so far.
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In other words, the big clouds aim to be everywhere.
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But no one knew what was happening below the clouds.
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"The pricing is higher than the clouds," he told me.
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He followed with "When the Clouds Roll By" in December.
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The clouds will descend again before too long, of course.
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Black clouds threatened to bring thunderstorms to the event area.
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At one point in 1900, clouds of beetles attacked it.
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Clouds on Tuesday promised rain, but largely failed to deliver.
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By nightfall, clouds return and temperatures dip into the 50s.
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The taboo against mushroom clouds in warfare is absolutely essential.
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The clouds behind the titles were shot from my roof.
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The clouds are usually found in Northern countries during polar winter when the sun is hanging low in the sky, and their rainbow-like appearance has earned them the nickname "mother of pearl clouds".
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A new study recently published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters suggests that summer clouds over Southern California have dwindled as both increasing temperatures and heat-radiated from urban sprawl have driven clouds away.
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Visitors enter the transparent structure of "Cloudscapes" so as to hang out with the artificial "clouds," whose composition is identical to that of real clouds and conjured through the careful control of temperature and humidity.
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The research team plans to continue looking for gas clouds like this one in the hopes of comparing one to the other and figuring out if the earliest stellar material really did encounter these clouds.
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I noticed that the room had got dark at some point, and I thought time had flown, the sun had set, but it was just clouds, nearly black clouds that wouldn't go away anytime soon.
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We won't permit masters to evaporate into the clouds of history.
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But, runs an Arabic proverb, commitments are clouds, implementation the rain.
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Still, you can feel the clouds looming over this sunny disposition.
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Shock waves rippled around the world, and "glowing clouds" were seen.
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He wanted her to get her head out of the clouds.
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The purple areas surrounding the flows are clouds lit from below.
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Image: APIs that an especially sickly hue in the smog clouds?
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As always, startups form and dissolve like clouds in the sky.
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Cloudera also works in corporate data centers and across multiple clouds.
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The words this is real hang over a horizon of clouds.
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But WASP-96b's "absolute sodium abundance" precludes the possibility of clouds.
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The clouds may eclipse the sun, but they cannot eliminate it.
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These spectral filters help show the depth and shape of clouds.
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Since then, there hasn't been much research into these dust clouds.
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The currency strengthening also clouds the inflationary picture slightly, Pickering suggests.
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There is a troubling lack of transparency that clouds this role.
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Clouds break up Sunday morning, allowing a fair amount of sunshine.
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Type in keywords like "clouds" or "food" to find relevant images.
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Cups shatter, clouds gather, and humanoid limbs stretch like elastic bands.
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We hear a chainsaw, a scream, and see clouds of smoke.
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And angels are not just little cherubs playing harps on clouds.
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As we started the ceremony, the storm clouds started rolling in.
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Some clouds have spiky trunks and others have elegant candlestick stems.
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Urban streetlights are no longer enveloped by clouds of photophilous moths.
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However, they can also condense into clouds in the planet's atmosphere.
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At night, the haze clouds evaporate, and the spots grow dimmer.
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Elastic provides its commercial software atop the Amazon and Google clouds.
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My theory on the wing clouds would be cooler, I think.
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Plus, the afternoon clouds might be accompanied by a slight drizzle.
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But even a $750 million satellite can be thwarted by clouds.
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It's like I'm drowning in clouds and I don't even mind.
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Smoke from the wildfires can be seen intertwined within regular clouds.
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Planes cutting through the clouds like sharp blades cutting through flesh.
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Pretor-Pinney still brims with excitement whenever he talks of clouds.
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S. trade war clouds the outlook for the export-reliant economy.
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But clouds are often no more than a few kilometers across.
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I wanted the sun, and I wanted us in the clouds.
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These clouds are likely comprised of water-ice, according to NASA.
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Skytap is probably one of the more interesting clouds right now.
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But now, he is, despite the uncertainty that clouds his employment.
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Humanity recedes into the distance, smaller than mountains, smothered by clouds.
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" Another one begins: "I was shipwrecked on an island of clouds.
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Still, these spots have much more clear sky than clouds today.
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"There are definitely some storm clouds on the horizon," Sizemore said.
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The fires' smoky clouds could be seen from the Spanish border.
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"These clouds of uncertainty are not evaporating," First Standard's Cardillo said.
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Pisces season is dreamy—will you get lost in the clouds?
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"We are still floating on clouds," the couple exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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Gravity then pulls the clouds back down, creating the roiling effect.
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The second suggests that ESEs are cold, self-gravitating gas clouds.
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With clouds gathering, the trend was to batten down for rain.
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Successfully climbing a mountain becomes the possible name Touch the Clouds.
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Rose can even travel above the clouds, in a disembodied trance.
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When Pretor-Pinney returned to London, he talked about clouds constantly.
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That first flight and approach through clouds remains a clear memory.
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"A lot of people are seeing faces in clouds," Leto said.
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On the ceilings, Mr. Reyes painted blue clouds with smiling faces.
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Now go enjoy those skies of blue and clouds of white.
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Far from having their heads in the clouds, they feel earthed.
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Differences in the clouds' thickness and height create the colorful bands.
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We had low light, but it occasionally beamed through the clouds.
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These mammatus clouds were found over the plains of Georgetown, Texas.
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As the sun disappeared behind the clouds, the group's play cooled.
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Blotchy, heavy clouds are stacked like anvils above a purple horizon.
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The latest batch of photos features swirling, hallucinatory clouds and storms.
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Outlines of individual clouds formed, and branches sprouted from blurry trees.
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Dark clouds hung over the festival for most of the day.
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I recently wrote a song called "Kiss The Clouds" for Dusk.
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By your afternoon coffee break, the clouds will probably have returned.
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"All of these clouds have different strengths and weaknesses," Caldwell said.
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You would see a swath of clouds from Florida to Maine.
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Gray, saggy clouds parted midday to reveal a truly mean sun.
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Her voice still clouds with hurt when describing her daughter's loneliness.
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The question lingering amid the clouds: Would there be another round?
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But as soon as the doors opened, thunder hushed, clouds cleared.
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Oprah Winfrey will descend from the clouds to grace Colbert's couch.
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Outside, he saw clouds of smoke and flames on surrounding hillsides.
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Our data right now is stored on massive servers and clouds.
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The sun will rise behind rain clouds at 26:230 a.m.
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One spray, she says, and "I see the clouds go by."
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I think children will especially enjoy eating the white chocolate clouds.
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"There are certainly some storm clouds on the horizon," he said.
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"Cabinet Door" closes the album, and does so under dark clouds.
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The gathering clouds seemed of a piece with Mr. Netanyahu's agenda.
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For all the storm clouds, Alaska is nowhere near economic collapse.
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High church incense replaced by clouds slipping through an open door.
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"The clouds of desperation are hanging over the country," he said.
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More clouds and a chance of rain roll in this evening.
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The clouds have been seen forming above California's fires this season.
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ContainerShip Wants To Help You Move Your Containerized Apps Between Clouds
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It looked like a generic sky to me: clouds, blue, sunlight.
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Tonight, the forecast is for some clouds and temperatures around 65.
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It was a morning thick with clouds and redolent with symbolism.
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Things will cool down considerably as clouds roll in this evening.
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The leaves crackled and clouds of dust rose under our feet.
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Clouds like thick cotton batting hung without irony over Sun Mountain.
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It's summer, but the overnight wind has brought clouds and rain.
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Clouds increase at night, with a small chance of rain showers.
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Very cold air aloft may promote a fair amount of clouds.
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This travel 'influencer' spookily has the same clouds in every photo.
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The winter clouds thus act as a blanket, trapping heat within.
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Are they down beneath the clouds, where the Jetsons never go?
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Outside, Daehlin tried to trace the sound moving through the clouds.
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Today (Friday): Clouds increasingly win out as the day wears on.
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The clouds can also produce "dry lightning," or lightning without rain.
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His majestic soaring across the clouds lifted my spirit once again.
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It felt as though the plane were suspended in the clouds.
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I'm the kind of person who sees clouds on the horizon.
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Clinton said, beneath clouds of blue balloons hanging in nets overhead.
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In spite of these bright spots, there are still threatening clouds.
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In that respect, there were a few clouds on China's horizon.
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It can operate in the rain and withstand clouds of dust.
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In the clouds to the west, heat lightning fluttered and laced.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Clouds increase quickly and winds finally calm.
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Trees and foliage fade into cumulus clouds against a blue sky.
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It's been 50 years of sunny days sweeping the clouds away.
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The clouds over the ocean were paler and thinner than before.
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The water was smooth and the moon was peeking through clouds.
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This isn't the first time scientists have seen clouds on Mars.
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But on this night, he was distracted, checking for rain clouds.
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But clouds, and possibly rain, are on tap for this afternoon.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Don't look now: Storm clouds are gathering over tech.
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The tissue was pocked with amyloid plaques that resembled black clouds.
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At a cliff-side ceremony in Maine, the clouds rolled in.
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At a cliff-side ceremony in Maine, the clouds rolled in.
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Above it all, the volcano was shrouded in smoke and clouds.
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Above, the Hall of Dispelling Clouds, where her birthday is celebrated.
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As Altman gazes ahead, emotion occasionally clouds his otherwise spotless windscreen.
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Thick clouds threatened snow as the runners departed in a pack.
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Clouds had shrouded the Oklahoma sky in a shade of granite.
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Now the sky is veiled with clouds — grey, purple and white.
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The attack further clouds Brazil's most unpredictable election in three decades.
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Halfway through the track, West parts the clouds of nothing, nowhere.
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We see faces here — but we see faces in clouds, too.
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Using the Venus Express Satellite, an international team of astronomers, including a team from the Max Planck Institute in Germany, studied three different aspects of the planet's cloudy weather, namely the speeds at which these clouds circulate, the amount of water locked up in these clouds, and the brightness of these clouds across the visual spectrum (particularly in ultraviolet light).
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In "On the Clouds," a monumental (53′ x 60′) six-panel painting in the first hall of Yu's current retrospective at Long Museum in Shanghai, anonymous figures ache and writhe in a wild world of clouds.
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His youngest son, Georgie, flies an errant kite that gets caught in the clouds, and with the help of Jack, they pull the kite and reveal…Mary Poppins, holding the kite and descending from the clouds!
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The real find, say researchers, isn't really in the cloud itself—it's what the clouds are hiding: Giant stars (several times the size of our own sun) that only form behind incredibly thick clouds in nebulas.
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High clouds streaking upward of 45,000 feet above the ground are called Cirrus, Cirrocumulus or Cirrostratus, while lower-lying Cumulus or Cumulonimbus clouds are usually spotted anywhere from the Earth's surface to 6,500 feet above land.
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A plane followed clouds of pollution The data in today's report were gathered by an aircraft that flew over Alberta's oil sands in August and September 2013, following clouds of air pollution for over 70 miles.
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The new Mirantis Model Designer, which is available for free, lets operators easily customize their clouds — starting with OpenStack clouds next month and Kubernetes clusters in the coming months — and build the configurations to deploy them.
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This month, Kilauea has been generating steam, volcanic gas, ash clouds and lava, some of which is flowing into the Pacific Ocean and setting off a chemical reaction that produces clouds of acid and fine glass.
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As Motherboard noted, scientists detected similar clouds in 2009, 2012, and 2015, all during the Martian winter season—which is also occurring right now, accompanied by recent dust storms that could have made the clouds more visible.
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When the negative charges at the bottom of the clouds get strong enough, electrical energy is let out in in the form of lightning that jumps to another positive structure on the ground or in the clouds.
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We love to describe pillows, shoes, and beds as being "soft as clouds," but if our beds and footwear were really made out of clouds, we'd be spending a lot of time on the cold, hard ground.
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Maybe it is best if you understand it as the coming together of many associations, which appear like clouds and disappear like clouds, being laid over each other, and making misunderstandable the shape of the former thought.
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"It's not the energy reeling / Nor the lines in your face / Nor the clouds on the ceiling / Nor the clouds in space," sings frontwoman Adrianne Lenker, skipping from the existential to the personal and then back again.
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Red Hat offers a standard version of Linux that runs on commonly available clouds as well as a business's own data centers, and Whitehurst said Red Hat customers were increasingly running its operating system on public clouds.
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Vrse's Clouds Over Sidra contained little in the way of shock value.
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NASA's Curiosity rover captured images of cirrus clouds on July 17, 2017.
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However, many of the headwinds we are seeing could bring storm clouds.
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Fort Myers, on the west coast of Florida, was under thin clouds.
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Tell them the dark clouds have given way tot he ocean mist.
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TV footage showed rain clouds gathering above the plant as evening fell.
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There are still many more storm clouds hanging over Pai's head, however.
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Strange stellar behavior, or clouds of comets or dust, remain possible explanations.
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For example, Mars also has visible wisps of clouds in its atmosphere.
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If wind and clouds suddenly appear, no prob: You're still protected.$419
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Potential aides remain hesitant in large part because of darkening legal clouds.
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The idea that life might exist in Venus' clouds is nothing new.
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Artist's depiction of VAMP, a robotic aircraft that could explore Venus' clouds.
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Clouds aside, the ride did offer a stellar look at the city.
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We don't have long without clouds and until better rain chances return.
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Midday into the afternoon, clouds start to break and wind ramps up.
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The man looked to the sky as if the clouds had spoken.
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The clouds were wispy over the dark, bare mountains outside her windows.
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Clouds of steam poured into the playground, making that area unsafe, too.
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They're vapor tracers — gases that create visible clouds high in the sky.
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Have you ever experienced Andy Warhol and Billy Klüver's "Silver Clouds" (1966)?
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My observations on birds, bugs, worms, clouds, cats and dogs, were quoted.
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Maybe I'm an old man yelling at clouds for moving too fast.
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Clouds remain a constant as well with temperatures hovering in the 40s.
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It's 5 o'clock somewhere and it might just be in the clouds.
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He was born during a blizzard, and now delights in watching clouds.
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Crank "Many Clouds" all the way up and read our conversation below.
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Surface plasmons are clouds of electrons that oscillate over a conductive surface.
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Cumulonimbus clouds often mean storms and rough turbulence, so pilots steer clear.
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That ability to run on multiple clouds is also a key differentiator.
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Clouds were consistently the same size, and the vape tasted the same.
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The rest of the news media likes the new clouds too, apparently.
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Both Hicks and Shine left their previous jobs under clouds of controversy.
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The canisters will then create vividly colored artificial clouds aka vapor tracers.
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There is a long history of viewing eclipses from above the clouds.
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Watching methane clouds float by on Saturn's moon Titan, however, is not.
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At the volcano&aposs summit, two explosive eruptions unleashed clouds of ash.
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Monica and I moved through the clouds and rain with slow persistence.
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More water vapor fuels more ice crystal growth, which means shinier clouds.
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Clouds currently cover about two-thirds of the planet at any moment.
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Outbreaks of lice can travel like storm clouds between neighboring salmon farms.
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The brightest of these methane clouds were observed in 2016 and 2017.
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" Rosine continued, "Then there was a bunch of kabooms and smoke clouds.
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These colorful clouds of gas and dust are engines of stellar activity.
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"Alcohol only messes up and further clouds judgment," he told Entertainment Weekly.
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These "clouds," as they called them, are worth investigating in the future.
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I discovered it while we were shooting The Clouds of Sils Maria.
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There's something deeply calming about watching clouds drift across an open sky.
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Above is a closeup of the swirling clouds that surround the planet.
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His recent projects have focused on nature—clouds, animals, and volcanos particularly.
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Clouds of steam pour into the playground and it was deemed unsafe.
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Clouds typically shield the ice from observation via satellites, creating data gaps.
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It's also an active volcanic area, periodically cloaked with clouds of chloride.
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You rely on being able to read the clouds and the swells.
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Juno was designed to look below those clouds at the planet underneath.
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Like Clouds of Sils Maria, Personal Shopper is a movie about doubling.
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Dark clouds of smoke rose more than a mile into the sky.
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The plane rises over New York and into the slowly scattering clouds.
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While traveling through the south, I started to notice ominous clouds everywhere.
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"Maybe she's in the clouds," Snider's friend Sarah Lowe told the outlet.
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While it is bad, there are glimmers of sunshine among the clouds.
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Golf, clouds and awkward handshakes in this week's photos of the week.
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He did so despite clearly gathering storm clouds in the global economy.
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On January 7, 2011, strange clouds appeared over Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
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It's the most proud I've ever been of my "fluffy white clouds".
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The WMO noted this oversight in their report on clouds in 1939.
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I could see lightning flickering in a few clouds on the horizon.
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The clouds carried a powerful static charge, while the earth remained neutral.
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They were a collection of ordinary people with an interest in clouds.
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Word Clouds are "a catalyst for telling stories," Vanstone told Reuters Health.
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The sky was a dazzling blue, with fluffy white clouds scudding overhead.
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"We can see the billowing smoke clouds in the distance," Rosenberg said.
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This is what it's like to spend your life above the clouds.
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Instead, the clouds turned a deep purple, almost looking like cotton candy.
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They just saw a dude that could command clouds and kick arse.
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You are looking up at a blue sky with lazy, floating clouds.
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Both O'Reilly and Bolling left Fox under clouds of sexual harassment complaints.
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Sunlight and mist make fragmentary rainbows that flicker as clouds go by.
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Yet, within those clouds, riffs and figures unfold in complex rhythmic patterns.
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It's so tall that sometimes clouds will form below the upper floors.
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In December, sunshine only breaks through the clouds 23% of the time.
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They are clouds of uncertainty and fear, of self-doubt and insecurity.
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Not all detectives have to be brooding, whiskey-swilling clouds of gloom.
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But other clouds—economic, diplomatic, and military—are looming over the horizon.
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Heavy rain clouds on one side, sunlight streaming down on the other.
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It's almost identical, save for some clouds and probably Apple's own photoshopping.
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But there's no question that clouds are hanging over the Trump presidency.
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"We don't see any decks or banks of clouds," Dr. Stern said.
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In fact, Jones says, Rackspace has "gone all in" on those clouds.
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Looking at the clouds outside is when I come up with ideas.
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Also, there was an approaching storm front which provided some dramatic clouds.
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Atmospheric models suggest that methane clouds can occasionally form in Pluto's atmosphere.
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Smaller clouds used in corporate systems are designed to connect to them.
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Clouds sat low and slate-gray over a thin spread of orange.
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Those clickbait blogs ended up totally changing the meaning of Tag Clouds.
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Instead of sunshine and T-shirts, clouds and raincoats dominated the scenery.
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On the morning of Spam Jam 2k17, rain clouds hovered over Honolulu.
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The clouds looked nearly black, and the wind was blowing with gusto.
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I emailed, pinned, posted, and commented from my seat in the clouds.
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I kept seeing Studio Ghibli's translucent clouds hovering above my bike's handlebars.
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"It's trying to prompt a curiosity, like shapes in clouds," Hawley says.
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The sun rose high, and wispy clouds laid low on the horizon.
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Marketing clouds such as Adobe and Salesforce provide similar tools for advertisers.
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Two years later, Eyjafjallajokull erupted, spewing thick ash clouds into European skies.
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Refineries and chemical plants are exploding, releasing toxic clouds and poisonous spills.
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Their 22012 animated short "Cloudy" featured lighthearted clouds making music and rain.
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With time, clouds thicken and lower as rain approaches from the west.
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That's when the clouds should finally part and the sun will return.
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Shadows of clouds rippled across the bare hills in the late afternoon.
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Cartoon clouds and a V-shaped bird float in the left corner.
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Satellites currently measure atmospheric wind speeds by watching the movement of clouds.
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But clouds were particularly devastating to people on the path of totality.
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Weather: A chance of early showers, then clouds giving way to sun.
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Light is reflected and absorbed by clouds, air, oceans, ice and land.
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Weather: Showers are likely early, then clouds yield to mostly clear skies.
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The day I left that job, the clouds immediately began to lift.
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The day was warm and the sky was blue with magnificent clouds.
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Every year in November, clouds of white smoke waft over New Delhi.
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So grief comes sometimes as the clouds do here, almost every day.
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It works on-premise, it works on GCP and on other clouds.
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We're also socked in with clouds and rain, especially through the morning.
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Dark clouds formed over the fields and it began to rain hard.
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The president has spoken, and fat flavored clouds are in his crosshairs.
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Now, she's working with the editing app to make more fake clouds.
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I'm always joking about the same clouds following me around the world.
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The rapid winds separating these clouds can reach 403 miles per hour.
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Large anime eyes and sparkles and heart-shaped clouds dot Zhang's work.
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That's the band of clouds encircling the calm center of the storm.
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Is this dramatic image of glowing clouds really showing wildfires in California?
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Confidence: High Tonight: Clouds continue to increase with a light south breeze.
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The clouds cleared for a minute, revealing a barren red-dirt mountaintop.
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The smoke generates clouds that create thunderstorms ultimately leading to more fires.
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But while the moves might seem mutually beneficial, controversy often clouds them.
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Sadly, clouds are expected Monday morning in San Diego and San Francisco.
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Any clouds around also are waning, and we end up mostly clear.
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While skies are mostly sunny, some clouds may stream in late day.
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Still other blackboards are indecipherable: clouds of mostly erased confusion or frustration.
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Bad luck and clouds struck again in February 1979, in Goldendale, Wash.
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I began to think I might have been mistaken about the clouds.
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Taylor argues that the clouds therefore amplify the ice-albedo feedback loop.
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And heavy clouds of tear gas fired by police filled the air.
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Today (Friday): Clouds dominate, although peeks of sunshine can't be ruled out.
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Dark puffs of industrial exhaust drifted in the sky like rain clouds.
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In Nevada, Trump's atrocious approval rating with Hispanic voters clouds Republican Rep.
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Your TED Talk focused on the role of clouds in climate change.
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And those new stars ionize clouds of hydrogen, which look like bubbles.
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Rain clouds had gathered across the skyline, but there was little relief.
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Large eruptions can release huge clouds of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere.
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When market storm clouds gather, Japanese investor demand for home currency rockets.
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Zobayan quickly leveled off at 700 to 800 feet, below the clouds.
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"The images will be very abstract — clouds, ocean waves," Mr. Campbell said.
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The smoke generates clouds that create thunderstorms, ultimately leading to more fires.
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Do you ever look up at the sky and watch the clouds?
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Take five minutes and simply look at the clouds in the sky.
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Other human activity, like agriculture, likely has the same effect on clouds.
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Molten glass was rippled and cooled to create an atmosphere of clouds.
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We're expecting clouds today, with the sun poking through here and there.
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So we turn to the clouds to distract us from the heat.
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Outside, it was wet and windy, the sky thick with dark clouds.
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But amid the jubilation was a sense that storm clouds are gathering.
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The weather conditions are the results of the formation of pyrocumulonimbus clouds.
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The presence of these clouds, pyroCb for short, signal extreme fire behavior.
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Clouds may start to thicken late Friday, with lows closer to 30.
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That means more flexibility for customers, with fewer barriers to switching clouds.
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In the dark winter sky, a single light shone from the clouds.
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The gigantic clouds can climb incredibly high due to the thin atmosphere.
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But then I spotted lights and pressed on through clouds of dust.
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When he tripled the level of carbon dioxide, the clouds abruptly disintegrated.
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The clouds to his south, back by the airport, were looking angry.
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Kosiba tells his crew to head south toward the line of clouds.
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Videos showed rubble strewn across streets and clouds of dust enveloping buildings.
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The pattern was dark clouds gathering, the cut was square and stark.
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Tomorrow may have more clouds, but I wouldn't bet on many more.
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A few puffy clouds hung above Italy's Friulian Mountains, to the south.
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"A trade truce would lift the clouds for the market," Clott said.
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Smaller particles create dust clouds that are eventually blown out into space.
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A murky bank of clouds crept slowly but steadily across the sky.
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Through the windows, he saw the clouds part and the sun shine.
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The spacecraft then angled down into the planet's clouds and burned up.
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Step outside, lie down in the grass and look at the clouds.
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If darkening clouds appear, maybe clear out most of your work area.
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But it is a window into the uncomfortable reality that clouds it.
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Clouds of breath rose above their salutes into a steel-gray sky.
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Challenges in 2020 But there are still some clouds on the horizon.
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When West Virginia failed to regulate pollution, toxic clouds floated over Ohio.
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However clouds were mostly treated as individuals, wild and untamed by pattern.
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I watched the trees and clouds and shadows blow in the wind.
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BUT I THINK AS THE INDUSTRY, IN FACT IN MY KEYNOTE, I'LL TALK ABOUT THE FACT THAT I DON'T THINK YOU'RE GOING TO SEE CUSTOMERS WANTING TO DEAL WITH 50 CLOUDS 0R 40 CLOUDS, OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
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The spacecraft spotted the clouds forming above four huge Martian volcanoes in images collected on July 9 and 10, and they appear to form in much the same way as clouds form above mountains on Earth, NASA said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1972, China's Central Weather Bureau compiled and published a book filled with color photographs of clouds, each paired with an illustration of the photograph and some text explaining the clouds' features.
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DARK CLOUDS LOOM Despite the signs of strength at home, darkening trade clouds globally continue to hang over the economy with exports falling 0.1% in April-June, failing to bounce back from a 2.0% slump in the previous quarter.
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The company offers managed cloud services, which give businesses the choice between hosting on public clouds like AWS, GCP and Azure, as well as their private clouds, in addition to traditional software downloads and licenses for self-managed installs.
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Modeling experiments by Tan and two other scientists focused on inbetweeners — mixed-phase clouds, such as undulating stratiform and fluffy stratocumulus clouds, which are abundant over the vast Southern Ocean and around the Northern Hemisphere north of New York.
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Cocaine rap tracks followed bedroom slaps, and marijuana clouds billowed through the air.
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The progressively eclipsed sun finally peaks out from behind the giant gray clouds.
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And you can't necessarily see it because you're in clouds the whole time.
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This spring, though, Starbucks is taking those clouds and find a silver lining.
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As a result, water vapor contained within can condense and freeze into clouds.
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But also note just how much more detail there is in the clouds.
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As it does so, it cools and moisture condenses into clouds and precipitation.
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There were mountains in the distance, and a blue sky with scattered clouds.
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The Republicans' brazen action last year on Obama's nominee clouds the current debate.
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Those photos of huge, white, thick vape clouds you see on social media?
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A third set of photos, taken later in the day, yielded no clouds.
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"Storm clouds are gathering" for 2018 agreed Jim Lennon, consultant at Macquarie Bank.
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St. Louis: Sunny into the early afternoon, with clouds setting in later on.
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In every case, measurement of the two clouds revealed the spooky, entangled correlation.
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As new research published in Nature shows, WASP-96b's atmosphere has no clouds.
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For that, they want access to an open stack that works across clouds.
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As his plane broke through the clouds over Normandy all hell broke loose.
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The mountain peaks are still hidden by the clouds, much to my despair.
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Daniel, the duck on my flight, likes to look at the clouds. pic.twitter.
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These two Magellanic Clouds are galaxies, too, though smaller ones orbiting our own.
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Polish scientist Kazimierz Kordylewski observed evidence of dust clouds near L5 in 1961.
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Simple seawater could brighten marine clouds with the same effect … for more money.
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The trouble begins when dark gray storm clouds gather over a Danish city.
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Au had been caught in the clouds of tear gas in Wednesday's protest.
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One look at these clouds and you know something very bad is coming.
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Some shapes resemble polychrome clouds; others, sheets of marbled sugar glass, freshly cracked.
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At this time of year, the sky is always smothered in thick clouds.
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But when temperatures are warmer, these clouds don't form, which limits ozone destruction.
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Smaller works of the same nature surround the centerpiece, like satellites or clouds.
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For enthusiasts, that can mean bigger clouds of vapor and more intense flavor.
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Juno will be the first probe to see below the planet's dense clouds.
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Put it all together, and the clouds are darkening for the opposition party.
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People lazing in the grass, gazing up at the clouds or reading books.
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Drivers plowed through thick clouds of black smoke as flames shot up nearby.
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The reason for a wetter tropical future has to do with the clouds.
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That clouds the picture even more, but I think that's the story there.
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So instead they played with a projected talking board, gathering clouds of concepts.
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The event, nicknamed the 'Race to the Clouds', has been running since 1916.
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It's not just clouds that have been an issue for this rocket launch.
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Eventually you'll get access to bombs and the ability to summon rain clouds.
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Yet the president's speech was really about the storm clouds on the horizon.
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Conversely, sunny skies with few clouds could get us to the mid-50s.
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BUT LOOK, THERE ARE ALWAYS STORM CLOUDS AND THAT'S WHAT KEEPS YOU SHARP.
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Clouds dominate throughout the day with highs near 50 to the low 50s.
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Who knows — but the horizon is drenched with dark clouds filled with rain.
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The clouds rolled in on November 8, and they have yet to part.
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These clouds not only look like thunderstorms, they can act like them too.
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Why do certain storms and clouds occur exactly when and where they do?
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We saw some clouds on the horizon, too, but the storm never arrived.
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The wind swirls, the clouds part ... and a familiar silhouette comes floating down.
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The hope is that the recent gathering of clouds will not shield it.
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This extra water vapor freezes, creating ice crystals that form the noctilucent clouds.
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On Wednesday, James cautioned that "storm clouds are gathering" over the UK economy.
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This spectacular image features a distinctly chicken-like structure, enveloped in wispy clouds.
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The study used computer simulations to piece together how these mysterious clouds form.
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White clouds of the gas wafted across a main road lined with shacks.
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And since the clouds are just water, the plumes aren't polluting the atmosphere.
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The Earth runs into clouds of debris from Halley's Comet twice a year.
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Aerium: A city above the clouds, where the super-rich (calls Meths) live.
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These events led us to Nepal, and to a walk through the clouds.
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It bubbles up in the atmosphere, its menacing clouds coming closer and closer.
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Warm water evaporates and rises, forming clouds and releasing heat into the air.
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As black-bottomed storm clouds rolled in, we hurried back to the shore.
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Legal clouds linger over Wells Fargo, which may have to revise its earnings.
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Thin feathers of clouds float high above, providing little shelter from the sun.
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There are no clouds in the sky, it's so nice to look at.
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The coldest clouds are full of ice; the warmest are full of water.
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"You're My Favorite" rides a clattering synthesizer that floats up into the clouds.
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The launch was made into a threatening gray sky with ominous cumulus clouds.
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That pain often clouds ShyShy's siblings' birthdays later in the fall and winter.
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Their ice-making powers are widely believed to create clouds and cause rain.
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That creates clouds, which are basically agglomerations of water droplets and ice crystals.
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A lot of the effect from the clouds will depend on their thickness.
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The storm clouds over O'Reilly have fueled further questions about Fox's company culture.
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A video broadcast by CCTV showed mushroom clouds rising from the blast site.
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Clouds drift above a small dam on the Lasithi plateau of Crete, Greece.
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When it is out of the clouds, children are told to go play.
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But the light breaks through the clouds when you make this bad boy.
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I felt like up in the clouds because it is a package approval.
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In less than 30 minutes, cumulus clouds developed over the wide-open farmland.
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But these efforts have been difficult, as clouds often obscure these planets' atmospheres.
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She sees hearts in the clouds and things that people wouldn't normally notice.
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It has been quite a week of chasing the clouds away for Calvin.
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It was around 2023 degrees with slight drizzle and clouds during Friday's ceremony.
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There are growing dark clouds on the horizon for the future of IPOs.
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Further progress on deficit reduction should wait until the clouds from Brexit clear.
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As to how it tastes, well, it did really reminded me of clouds.
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The wobbly synthesizer was linked directly into the deformation of the clouds geometry.
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But they don't stretch as far as the outer edge of the clouds.
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Lightning created within their clouds of ash and soot also spawns new fires.
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Rogue clouds that have fallen or just got too low to the ground.
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It would resemble the global fleet of weather satellites that observe water clouds.
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"There is a transition of health data to the public clouds" Lee said.
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Mysterious clouds formed over Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, in 2011, prompting conspiracy theories.
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It's another contributor to Titan's complex chemistry, high above the methane rain clouds.
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Now, it is my personal opinion that scrunchies do not look like clouds.
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In short, clouds exist in a realm where the physical and metaphysical touch.
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The liquid methane evaporates from the lakes, rivers and seas and forms clouds.
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So now it's not over — and with Stormy-like clouds brewing — it's worse.
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It clouds our ability to understand how the past is shaping the present.
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She comes with clouds descending, and Georgie runs home to spread the news.
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Are there war clouds beginning to fill the skies of the Middle East?
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The snow clouds us in its peppery breath and the air comes fresh.
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Instead, we see the sun peeking through bulbous clouds and colliding with raindrops.
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The blazes and the choking smoke clouds they create are visible from space.
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Rising, I turned my face to the quiet clouds moving along the sky.
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Low clouds descended over the 2,774m course shortly before the scheduled 6.00 a.m.
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Lighter stripes consist of thicker clouds that rise higher than the darker ones.
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I peered up at the clouds and the jet planes and the sunset.
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The warm colors bounced off the clouds and the roof of the train.
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Rustling leaves, scudding clouds, lapping waves -- they are all saying something about Trump.
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The clouds within the red square are the outer bands of Hurricane Helene.
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Mammatus clouds create a satisfying pattern of pouch-shaped formations in the sky.
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These Turkish zucchini pancakes are filled with herbs and tiny clouds of feta.
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Above our house, the contrails of the jets have turned into actual clouds.
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Clouds of sulfuric acid make it an even less appealing place to visit.
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There were thousands of people on the street, clouds of smoke, buildings swaying.
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And then the clouds, which had hung low all day, began to clear.
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H-bomb test; radioactive clouds at the Bikini Atoll on May 21, 1956.
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Trilobites Gleaming through these crimson gas clouds are rarely seen, short-lived stars.
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Sediment from construction clouds waters, burying corals and blocking the light they need.
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But hiding behind those clouds is more of that fluffy white stuff — snow.
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It's simply water vapor condensing in the air to make man-made clouds.
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Tremblin very quickly lost control of how Tag Clouds was viewed and shared.
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The moon was out among the clouds, and it was shadowy and exciting.
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It is not hidden, as in past works with clouds of white balloons.
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Or, perhaps, you just want to experiment with flavoring or blow larger clouds.
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By afternoon, clouds hang on the hilltops, threatening to rain but rarely cracking.
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The White House was decked with eerie trees, pumpkins, and clouds ghostly fog.
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The surface clouds at Saturn's equator rotate 4% faster than this deep layer.
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Thompson also painted clouds on the ceiling to make it look more realistic.
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On the other side of the riot-shield roof, the clouds grew thicker.
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On Earth, water rains down from clouds and fills rivers, lakes and oceans.
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The clouds parted; the angels sang; my back popped easily back into alignment.
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Highs could even surpass 80 on Friday with enough breaks in the clouds.
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The main party area was kinda dream-like ... with fluffy clouds scattered about.
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Ethics clouds hang over Mayor de Blasio as he weighs a presidential run.
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The clouds move in at night, and temperatures dip into the low 22014s.
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This swath of high-altitude clouds is located in the planet's northern hemisphere.
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Hot updrafts produced by the lava contributed to pyrocumulus clouds and fire whirls.
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Weather: Bright in the morning, then building clouds; high in the mid-21952s.
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As working memory clouds through overload, decisions become jumbled and reactions more impulsive.
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When they drew apart, they resembled giant gnat clouds or windswept paper fragments.
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But for now, it's hard to see many dark clouds on the horizon.
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Low clouds and a wind off the ocean portend cool weather around here.
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Clouds hold tough, and it's possible we'll see some fog and drizzle continue.
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The moon was out, and I could see scattered clouds in the darkness.
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The clouds form when water-laden air is pushed upward along a mountain.
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Indeed, it is rare for there not to be clouds over Arsia Mons.
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It is nice weather... warm with some clouds so it's not too hot.
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With headlights on, we could see the orange and black clouds all around.
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Storm clouds Shearing argues that some of the gloom and doom is unjustified.
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But the intensity of emotion largely clouds the album rather than clarifying it.
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In these self-isolated days, silver linings are almost entirely obscured by clouds.
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Then furious gray storm clouds rolled across an LED screen on the ceiling.
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Caped figures soared through clouds like angels in a gorgeous video game preview.
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For a long time, he's been filling rooms like this one with clouds.
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Nihilism feeds into that shadow side, obscuring the stars with thick, gloomy clouds.
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In the summer, clouds can sometimes be of the buggy, buzzy GNAT kind.
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But bitter conflict within the Afghan government clouds prospects for a lasting peace.
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We're expecting a high near 33, and blue skies streaked by cottony clouds.
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In the clouds: Google's cloud business also still has catching up to do.
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But with her customers' generosity, she could see the clouds starting to clear.
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We began to see intention in the slow, ceaseless movements of the clouds.
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This causes wind to move toward the system, rising and forming rain clouds.
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Young stars release gas flows that carve pathways through clouds in interstellar space.
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But it also clouds China's vision of the world at a perilous moment.
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Expect drizzle and clouds in the morning, followed by sunshine in the afternoon.
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But both sources of energy are fickle: winds abate; clouds block the sun.
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This atomic, otherworldly force appears as a simple red blip above the clouds.
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Its waters still, the lake gradually turns tangerine, reflecting the clouds gathering above.
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This morning, winds drive a flotilla of storm clouds away and back again.
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On this day, the space between earth and clouds narrowed to almost nothing.
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Between clouds you may catch a quick glimpse of the "wolf" full moon.
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They're commenting with cloud emojis to stand in solidarity with her fake clouds.
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With your head in the clouds, be sure to look where you're going.
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This long-standing American principle, or perhaps endemic American disease, clouds many minds.
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Clouds will cover our skyscrapers today, with thunderstorms and showers possible this evening.
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Afterward, Osaka, 23, did her best to see the sunshine amid the clouds.
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He pulled up an image he captured of clouds over Lake Garda, Italy.
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Some communications companies are planning to deploy clouds of thousands of tiny devices.
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The thick clouds and occasional rain meant the helicopters remained on the ground.
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