It's surprising because of how cool it looks this time.
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Just cool it and dance to the theme song, everyone.
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I bought so many clothes, I had to cool it.
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In any case, Jon better cool it with the mansplaining.
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"But be cool, it will all work out!" he added.
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CPI indicators -- WAPNER: CPI was cool, it was cooler this morning.
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How cool it was, then, when the imaginary audience becomes real.
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"It was thin, it was cool, it was beautifully designed," Wood said.
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Regardless, this guy probably needs to cool it with his Hurricane coverage.
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While the animation looks cool, it simply isn't suitable for a photoshoot.
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But honestly, can Game of Thrones cool it with the meta references?
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" On how cool it is to be pregnant: "It's been really awesome.
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G: It used to be underground, cool—it used to be niche.
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If anyone owns effortless cool, it might be English designer Nigel Cabourn.
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So is Iran going to cool it in the name of peace?
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"Joe's the boss, so I guess we'd better cool it," he said.
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Frustrated Democratic lawmakers are offering Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez some advice: Cool it.
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We were just trying to keep it alive and cool it properly.
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Despite how cool it looked, the dill was a waste of space.
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Whatever. At some point, his wife, Stephanie, told him to cool it.
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But still, I beseech thee internet, cool it with the creepy manicures.
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That seemed pretty cool, it was more conceptual references than anything else.
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Until then, we should all just cool it on the whole aliens thing.
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Enough about how cool it is, you are probably wondering how you enter.
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For approximately $180, you could heat and cool it for an entire year.
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Let's cool it with the asterisks for the rest of this one, cool?
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He remembered thinking how cool it would be to do something like that.
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That means that even more energy must be used to cool it down.
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"Cool it," his best-selling book told those worried about the warming planet.
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Plus, when they look at me like I'm cool, it means a lot.
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But it's definitely not something to sleep on – just look how cool it is!
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Beyond being pretty cool, it provides a chance to examine to interesting physics concepts.
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You've spoken about how cool it was that "The Americans" stayed under the radar.
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It not only looks cool, it also offers the opportunity to do some physics.
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The video was so cool it had all these mechanical robots and robot legs.
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And it was cool, it was a lot of fun, and it's his voice.
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"I can't explain how cool it felt to go to his house," he said.
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"That was not only cool, it was vital for emergency management," Dr. Moran said.
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Once cool, it was poured into empty mineral water bottles scrounged from tourist hotels.
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Cool.' It doesn't matter if you're from Senegal or from Jamaica, we're all black there.
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The ink is so cool, it might just be worth facing your fear of needles.
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"Beware the hot new thing no matter how cool it sounds," suggested Kephart at Morningstar.
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He was in awe about how cool it was to buy things with one click.
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Lyft doesn't care about being cool, it just doesn't want to go out of business.
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This new innovation isn't just cool — it could also make the world a better place.
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While the concept of a universal translator sounds pretty cool, it isn't exactly new technology.
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Then, cool it in the fridge for an hour or two, and you're all set!
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Nabokov's prose style was cool; it induced little shivers; he delivered cut and polished gemstones.
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With Prince, sex was cool, it was dangerous, it was positive, it pushed culture forward.
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Irene reminded herself to walk very, very carefully, and maybe cool it on the cocktails.
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Can you even imagine how cool it would be to go on the Solange tour?
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Underneath, there are water pipes to cool it down, so there's a lot of engineering.
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Did you ever let yourself wonder how cool it would be to play with them?
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Though it may try through a million different avenues to appear cool, it just isn't.
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It's not just that Star Trek showed science being cool—it showed scientists as decent people.
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Some must have been taking -- heeding the advice of party high- ups to say cool it.
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The increased rainfall in the tropics is expected to warm the atmosphere, not cool it down.
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In Sweden, however, officials may ask taxpayers to cool it and please pay a bit less.
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The eclipse itself will do its part; as it darkens America it will cool it, too.
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During that time, if it wasn't considered cool, it was the worst thing in the world.
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If we don't cool it down a bit now, the whole darn thing might meltdown later.
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We've all seen countless articles about how cool it is to work at Google or Amazon.
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And now there'll be one fewer Dem telling Trump to cool it on the culture wars.
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I appreciate them all for just reminding me how cool it is to have this gig.
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"We can't go out there and tell them to cool it," he said of the audience.
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Arefaine poured water on the sandy ground to cool it, and then laid down his blanket.
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"The Fed thinks the economy got too hot and they want to cool it down," he continued.
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"I kind of forget how cool it is when you do so much every day," says Orr.
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During the shoot, Pink also recalled being told by her director to cool it on lighting up.
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Just because you're putting your money in something — and you're famous and cool — it doesn't mean anything.
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Shortly after that, she tells Abbie that she needs to cool it with the gender studies lessons.
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I could heat it up on cold Nebraska winter nights, or cool it down in warmer months.
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When life gives you coffee that's too hot, you must find the best way to cool it.
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It's pretty cool ... it displayed a bunch of pictures on an LED screen when she opened it.
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I don't think it was ever not cool, it just… it was never even a rebellious thing.
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The idea is all about making the planet ever-so-slightly more reflective to help cool it.
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" The anti-domestic violence organization Between Friends handed out fans at the festival that read "COOL IT!
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Who told Israel to "cool it" after their F-16 jet was shot down by Syrian forces?
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But it also has a very different implication: Moderates worried about a radical presidency should cool it.
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"You have to find just the right amount of time to super cool it," Dr. Castellini said.
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Musk was supposed to cool it with the potentially influential tweeting and have his online comments pre-approved.
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And sometimes, it's simply one badass woman who looks so cool, it feels impossible not to copy her.
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But Microsoft's mobile look was so radically cool, it conceivably had a chance to be a true contender.
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But even though his outbursts hurt him sometimes, there's a reason he may be reluctant to cool it.
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Just months earlier, the group talked about how "cool" it was to go through the pregnancy journey together.
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Teenage boys need to cool it on the chicken fingers, according to the US government's new dietary guidelines.
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Still, it is very cool: It has a lot of spirit in the show, and it's a dinosaur.
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Electric currents can also be run through the device, which can either cool it down or heat it up.
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So just because you post a photo on Instagram that you think is cool, it doesn't mean it's good.
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Did we mention how cool it was to board a plane on an open tarmac like it was 1960?
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I give J. his muffin and tell him to cool it on the games, since it's barely 7 a.m.
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They ought to just cool it and take a little reputational hit and get the feathers being ruffled down.
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If it can maintain its cool, it could continue earning the big bucks and pay back any cash borrowed.
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He jokes that my car isn't a Boeing, and I need to cool it on the road rage. Oops.
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While the feature is cool, it doesn't work quite as well or as smoothly as the iPhone X's Animoji.
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David Scott Stone mentioned to me how cool it would be to do some sorta virtual reality thing there.
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But after you boil and cool it down and add the yeast, that's when the sugar turns into alcohol.
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And if this grand science experiment was done poorly, it could actually heat the planet instead of cool it.
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But back home, the reaction when people found out he'd be on the show was how cool it was.
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Maybe you saw Olympic champion Simone Biles' Twitter plea for everyone to cool it with the one-piece 'gramming.
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If there was a brand emblematic of the rising American middle class, suburbia as swinging cool, it was Cadillac.
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While that does avoid Snapchat dictating what's cool, it also makes it tough for creators to build an audience.
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But that doesn't mean the color can't be edgy or cool — it just depends on how you apply it.
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"I didn't want to be that guy yelling at the TV, so I'm trying to cool it," he said.
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It was cool, it was a great experience; you couldn't beat me and Quentin in the editing room together.
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You can also keep (or bring) the body home and cool it with fans, cooling blankets or open windows.
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But then I realized that while that might be cool, it might lead to some pretty heavy whiplash for listeners.
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The American Medical Association (AMA) has just adopted an official policy statement about street lighting: cool it and dim it.
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However, aside from how cool it looks, there isn't a lot of information available about the game as of now.
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That being said, for anyone chomping at the bit for tawdry details or scandalous confessions will have to cool it.
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At the end of the day, it looks cool because it is cool, it shouldn't look like you're trying hard.
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If they could cool it between them and encourage trade and mutual economic activity, they could have a big boost.
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"European governments don't like what they see, and they are trying to tell the Russians to cool it," he said.
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He said at the meeting that Pruitt had a "rough week," and asked him to "cool it," the Post reported.
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This is reasonable; you don't leave your hand in a pot of boiling water while trying to cool it down.
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He played along pretty well, jokingly telling the swarm of photogs to cool it and to stop following him everywhere.
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The reverse has also been true in the past; when inflation heats up, higher rates tend to cool it off.
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Also, the guy kind of inspired the entire Fast & Furious franchise in a strange, backward way, so fucking cool it.
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We need to massively crank up the power to the drill head, and then ... then we need to cool it.
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"It will take a lot more than what we heard on television today to make Putin cool it," the expert added.
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Among all the pearls and pomp, how cool it is to be a teenage girl, how awful and unfair it is.
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Just think of how cool it could be to be part of the first ever nuclear rocket launch in the game.
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"Now, we gonna cool it down," Cardi said in her introduction for the guest performance at Hot 97's Summer Jam.
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As she looked out at the beach, she was thinking about how cool it was for her to be living there.
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As a kid, you think 'how cool it would be to be there one day', but it looked so far away.
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Meanwhile, on Twitter, some of the many people who feel POTUS should cool it with the tweets shared their terrified reactions.
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Cool it down and let her drink three tablespoons in a day, in the morning, in the evening, and at noon.
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As soon as I saw the machine and I saw it walk, I thought, 'Oh cool, it does everything for you.
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Retrograde signaling serves as an inhibitory feedback mechanism that tells other neurotransmitters to 'cool it' when they are firing too fast.
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Kauzmann knew that the more slowly you cool a liquid, the more you can cool it before it transitions into glass.
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A high-pressure ridge calmed the ocean waters -- meaning heat stays in the water, without storms to help cool it down.
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Kiefer grabbed a hose and began to spray the picture to cool it down, causing waves of steam to surge up.
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"And it's a beautiful photo for me 'cause it just reminds me of us working together and how cool it was."
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Hoenlein characterized Pompeo's message as: "People should cool it and give it a chance," and "don't fall" for arguments already being made.
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Alice: I recently got published, which was quite cool; it was a series I worked on in Cape Town on drum majorettes.
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Perhaps when Taylor Swift sings, "You're so cool, it makes me hate you so much," she actually is referring to Kanye West.
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" When it's just you and the LBD, Mama says to cool it with adding extras: "A little black dress doesn't need much.
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The really cool doesn't need to try to be cool, it just is cool, and that's what's so cool about it. Right?
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Self-Watering Tomato Planter See Details We've written about this baby before, but it's worth reminding you how cool it still is.
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The country's immigration policy has been the hot-button topic of the month, and clearly ... this isn't going to cool it off.
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His threat of "fire and fury" if North Korea didn't cool it with the missile testing conjured dark images of military power.
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"Wearing something from Prada is not cool—it just means that you have a lot of money," one subscriber had told me.
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I mean you're still getting all right weapons and you're getting perks and stuff which is cool, it is a neat thing.
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"It's up to us to persuade them how cool it would be to work in a place like GCHQ," Mr. Comer said.
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And even then, nobody's so sure that Uber's a net positive for society, so, let's cool it with the visionary-benefactor mythos.
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As you might suspect, it's the same general idea, only this time the purifier can heat the air as well as cool it.
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Which means you shouldn't put your smartphone in your fridge or anywhere it might come into contact with condensation to cool it down.
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The kids who had asked me got excited, said how cool it was, and asked me to teach them words in Romanian. 18.
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Along with Kylie, Kendall got her brother on the phone to tell him how "not cool" it really was via a screaming match.
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However, despite how cool it is that this movie has a variety of animals akin to Noah's Ark, it is basically about police.
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It was during that period that he developed the concept of the scar tattoo, imagining how cool it would look on his knee.
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The ERROR CONTROL function is sort of cool: it allows you to drop a letter between letters you've already typed, to fix mistakes.
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At $10,000 to $30,000 a pop, I just couldn't justify spending so much on a single item, no matter how cool it was.
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Even then, in the '60s, I imagined how cool it would be if movies could capture the stories I devoured in comic books.
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"The hype of the Barents Sea was too high... It's not game over, but it's worthwhile to cool it a bit," Hersvik said.
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In the wake of WeWork's embarrassing IPO rout, you might imagine that startups working in similar markets would cool it for a bit.
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So the mission was accomplished—at that point the United States was saying, OK let's cool it now, nobody knows exactly what's happening.
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If you have two DJs playing identical stuff, okay cool it will be coherent, but that's not really what I get excited about.
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Also, can we talk about how cool it was to have Fred Willard from Best in Show to commentate on our little dog show?
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Not long ago, instead of being fashionable and cool, it was some kind of sinful thing, almost like you weren't getting the whole book.
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Second, because the containment vessel had been pumped full of water to cool it down, the robot would have to be able to swim.
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Hiding behind a computer and putting people down, especially for the color of their skin doesn't make you cool, it makes you a coward!
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Her friend commented on how "cool" it looked, and the waiter poured a substance into their water glasses to give them the same effect.
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They started "talking about how cool it would be to time travel but how everyone in the past actually smelled bad," Mr. Downs recalled.
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Which, if true, would be really cool—it means the amphibian is indirectly benefiting from photosynthesis in a manner similar to how coral does.
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Playing it cool It seems as if he pulled off the fall without a single soul noticing his embarrassment, except the camera, of course.
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If you can't be a big boy and tell the president to cool it, I don't want to hear your deep-ass Bible quote.
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It not only sounds cool, it is cool on a massive scale — and one of the most innovative, futuristic hair tools we've ever seen.
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" I think about how cool it will be to see Idris Elba resume his role as a world-weary London homicide detective in "Luther.
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" Back at the meeting, Ernest Skinner, a self-identified "elder" who is a community liaison for Councilman Jumaane D. Williams, interjected: "Cool it, Frank.
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However, reports surfaced last week that Trump told Pruitt to "cool it" on attracting negative media attention during a recent White House Cabinet meeting.
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"This is not an air-conditioned living room that we're playing tennis in, so you can only cool it down so much," Brewer said.
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Two, it would look pretty lame on T-Mobile's part to proclaim how "hip" and "cool" it is only to leave behind paying customers.
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So when a political hot potato arrives on the chief justice's doorstep, we should expect him to do all he can to cool it down.
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So by all means, head to a glamorous location with your most photogenic friends and take a few photos—but cool it with the sass.
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We talked for 20 minutes about how cool it is that a lot of buzzy companies are finally recognizing the magic that is Black women.
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And let's not forget how cool it will be to see a blue fire tornado the next time someone drags you to a science center.
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Just think about how cool it would be to wear a gold medal that you know was made from discarded bits of an old Nokia.
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Still, that doesn't take away from how cool it is to see an eclipse from another world through the eyes of an intrepid rover. [NASA]
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The second I laid down on it, I couldn't get over how cool it really felt, and the zero pressure points when laying on it.
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But while the human versus robot racing demonstration looks incredibly cool, it turns out that the BeatBot is still just a prototype at this point.
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"She had put so much effort into the message, with all those emojis, I wanted her to know how cool it was," she tells Refinery29.
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If the Spectacles unveiling was pure L.A. cool, it contrasted starkly with the Google Glass debut four years ago, which was pure Silicon Valley geek.
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You could make that today, cool it, bag it in single portions and freeze them for use later — order in some Chinese food for dinner.
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The name of this set of gigs doesn't just sound cool—it stands for the direction the label is taking in the years to come.
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The US could send a clear message to North Korea: We felt provoked, we launched a countermeasure, but now everyone can just cool it, OK?
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"Places to cool it?" are SILLS, because the incoming breeze can help cool down a baked good right after it comes out of the oven.
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The company shouldn't be run to try to build something that is cool, it should be run to build something that is useful and enduring.
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Bitmoji's parent company Bitstrips launched in 2008, and while its comic strip creator was cool, it was the personalized emoji avatar feature that was most exciting.
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And the industry as a whole could stand to cool it on prioritizing the holiday season as some idealized release window for all the biggest games.
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As fun as the original game was, one couldn't help but wonder how cool it would be if you could create portals in the real world.
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Play it cool It might seem like everyone knows you are looking for a new job, but how you react and handle the situation is important.
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You miiiiiight want to cool it on the naked photos that nobody asked for, and definitely do not go spreading around sexts that come your way.
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For as cool as the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk is, and it is very cool, it signifies something perhaps more exciting: A new Grand Cherokee is coming.
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The key breakthrough made by the physicists at Rice University was to use another laser array to blast the rapidly expanding plasma and cool it further.
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While this is cool, it is probably more of a gimmick at this point than anything else, especially given the GH5's focus of HD video.
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"I've been doing environmental stuff for almost 20 years, and I had no idea how cool it would feel to be living off grid," he said.
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An extra twist (and one I hadn't thought of when I wrote the puzzle) is how cool it is for this puzzle to be running today.
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By building sweat glands into a machine, you can cool it below the temperature of its surroundings, something you can't achieve with environmental cooling like fans.
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Boosie says he's got Kappas from all generations coming at him sideways ... but he says the keyboard gangsters need to cool it on the tough talk.
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It was really cool, it was a really good vibe, and the first time I met Troye was when he came to one of the parties.
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After 12 years and everyone's parents joining, Facebook is struggling to hold on to any sense of cool it still has from its wild college-growth days.
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To some players, he's been known as "The Cooler" for his seeming ability to come to a team on a hot winning streak and cool it off.
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Sure, for you, me, and all the cool Spectacles-wearing teens, Glass will never be cool (it still looks as dorky today as at did in 2013).
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When he meets Captain America, he shakes his hand for too long and babbles about how cool it is to be included in his Civil War adventure.
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"I'll play it cool, but not that cool: It was a big moment," the site's editor in chief, Alexander Marlow, 30, said in an interview on Friday.
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So then it became this idea of, how cool it is that we're in a position where we can do things that can contribute and instill change.
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But maybe with some distance they will be able to appreciate how cool it was for the opposing coach to break precedent and pay you some respect.
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The show so drips with '00s downtown cool, it may be triggering for anyone who tried and failed to get into bygone hot spots like Beatrice Inn.
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Imagine it inside a 7/11 instead of fridges that run 24/7: Just bring your drink to the counter and have the clerk rapidly cool it.
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We got Berto at LAX and he told our guy he's not a fan of geriatric brawling ... advising both guys to cool it before they break a hip.
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Ultimately, they agreed that what matters is whether this technology is helping patients -- not how cool it seems, or whether it makes money for Silicon Valley venture capitalists.
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Replying is the least that you can do in return, and it's easy to forget how cool it is to get a personal reply from your favourite author.
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James Comey is planning to "cool it" for a while following his highly anticipated appearance last week before the Senate Intelligence Committee, the former FBI director's father said.
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Because emo was never exactly cool, it has been insulated from the questions of relevance that squashed other niche types of music, such as indie rock and grunge.
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Lindsey Graham wishes the President would cool it with the support for Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, whose campaign was rocked by sex harassment allegations weeks ago. 4.
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Disney CEO says they're going to cool it on the 'Star Wars' stuff for now They're probably just figuring out how to write in a pepperoni pizza planet.
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A more plausible explanation may be that Barr is trying to deliver a simple message: 'Cool it: I'm doing your bidding, and your tweets make for bad optics.
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There she and a partner shoveled lava into a bucket of water to cool it down, while a third colleague kept a lookout for exploding balls of fire.
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If I go there will be trouble And if I stay it will be double So ya gotta let me know Should I cool it or should I blow?
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Perhaps some of that money will go toward government programs to encourage vegetarian diets; after all, they did ask their 2140 billion people to cool it on the meat.
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Other evidence of his character can be found in his selective use of facts, his tendency to inflame conflict rather than cool it and his devotion to self-promotion.
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You can image how cool it would be to arrive at home and tell Alexa to turn on the Red Sox game so you don't miss the first pitch.
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By telling both Republicans and Democrats to cool it, the Supreme Court could portray itself as an institution willing to police overzealous partisanship on both sides of the aisle.
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It works on the principle that the bottle's neck can compress the hot breeze and cool it down, dropping temperatures inside the house by as much as five degrees.
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When that facility went live, Facebook stressed how it would be able to run it on 100 percent renewable energy and use "the chilly Nordic air" to cool it.
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It's cool, it works really well, and it has tons of potential for the future, but it clashes with professional workflows, many of which involve external monitors and keyboards.
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China got right back to work after a week-long public holiday, urging the two parties to "cool it," in an editorial published Tuesday in state mouthpiece People's Daily.
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At one point last year, the White House said to cool it with the visits, according to Politico, which first reported on Thursday about Pruitt's White House dining habits.
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I do, however, kind of see what he means about Kroeger's songwriting: though it might not be particularly cool, it is extremely catchy, and catchy sells, because it satiates.
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No one wants to be the person who says, "Nope, you're not my family, cool it," but realistically, how can we express that sentiment in a tactful, professional way?
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" — JABOUKIE YOUNG-WHITE, describing "This Is Us" Fallon had a few thoughts on Beto O'Rourke's presidential campaign — mainly, that the Texan should "cool it with the blue shirts, bro.
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At the same time, the Federal Reserve, apparently concluding that the economy is at or near "full employment," appears ready to cool it down with still higher interest rates.
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If you forgot about how cool it is to be in a girl band, this group is back as a giant reminder, and just in the nick of time.
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Warm up your lube, or cool it down If you're a fan of lube (and really, why wouldn't you be?), then you can use your favorite lube for temperature play.
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Time will tell how the film pans out for fans, but it's worth taking a moment now to appreciate just how cool it is to see the gang come together.
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The half topknot is kind of cool; it still accomplishes the hair out of the face, which is very important to me — I like to keep it up or back.
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" And Uber certainly felt like, once you started doing it, you were still thinking about, "Wow that was so cool, it was so easy, it made me feel so special.
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It's a skip, but it also made me think about how cool it would be to have a similar game with Star Wars IP and actual Lightsabers, so that's something.
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The fact that the Pilots don't party kept them productive and sharp: "There's something tempting about how cool it feels to treat the show like it doesn't matter," he said.
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Inevitably, one hears some voices urging everyone to cool it — to wait and see, to try to be constructive, to reach out to Trump supporters, to seek ground for compromise.
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While seeing lions, giraffes, and elephants up close was cool, it was nothing compared to witnessing the Great Wildebeest Migration — 1.5 million wildebeest traveling across Tanzania's grasslands to give birth.
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"It was cool, it felt more like a one-off fun experience than a potential career choice when I was doing it," he says of his childhood part in Harry Potter.
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The decision secures an early exit from bankruptcy proceedings for a retailer that has struggled to recapture the cool it brought to T-shirts and miniskirts in the 1990s and 2000s.
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When I was on set, I remember thinking how cool it was that the girls [including last campaigns' casts] were there were so different — there was a real sense of individualism.
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But until then, we'll just have to dream about how cool it would be to dip out for fish and chips in the shadow of Big Ben on our lunch break.
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We all split the check, and in my margarita haze I start to realize how much I've been spending this week and vow to cool it for the next few days!
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Democrats — and some Republicans — were quick to point out that just as the Russia probe heated up, Trump tried to cool it down by getting rid of the guy in charge.
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On Pro Basketball UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Before the Philadelphia 76ers played the Brooklyn Nets in a preseason game at Nassau Coliseum on Wednesday night, Brett Brown told Joel Embiid to cool it.
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COOL IT: The Hill's Lisa Hagen reports: President-elect Donald Trump's campaign manager called on President Obama or Hillary Clinton to denounce the anti-Trump protesters who are calling for violence.
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"Christian and I have been talking so much this week about how cool it is that everyone has celebrated our marriage (in our personal lives and on social media)," she wrote.
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While the KittyHats might be cool, it is perhaps a strategy that works better for sustaining the interest of an already broad userbase (a la Team Fortress 2) rather than building one.
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But because the minimalist command slams and bites throughout, because the sheer number of songs keeps them all feeling fresh, because all that dissonant percussion ends up sounding pretty cool, it doesn't.
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When a teenage girl builds a website that lists a bunch of internet sites she thinks are cool, it has the sort of rough, personalized charm you'd expect from such an invention.
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The rest of the time I was there, I was thinking about how cool it would be to write a story that makes people laugh and have hope while they are sick.
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I think the biggest failing of this generation is that the nano just didn't look cool; it always felt strange seeing someone use one, as though they had chosen the wrong model.
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"Blood flow increases significantly to [a runner's] skin to cool it down, stealing it from skeletal muscles," Dr. Gregory Lewis, Director of the Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing Laboratory at Massachusetts General Hospital explained.
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"We folded [our vows] and put them in a box I had, and we were talking about how cool it would be to write a song that was about [them]," Ballas says.
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With Kim Kardashian making peace with Amber Rose, and Kanye reporting that he and Wiz Khalifa are cool, it seems like Waves will be birthed into a world full of positive vibes.
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"We were all talking about it, how cool it is that we got in while he's still president," Louis Menand, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and Harvard professor, said in an interview.
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His kid brother, picking himself up after the rampage, tells him to cool it, he'll go find some goddam sugar, and, holstering his revolver under his armpit, he slips out the back.
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It's common knowledge by now that Miles Morales appears in the game, but to say anything about how and why would take away from how freaking cool it is when he appears.
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And the longer I played, across 20 hours and three long chapters, the less cool it began to seem the same beats repeated over and over again, with little evolution or variation.
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Related: Putin Tells Armenia and Azerbaijan to Cool It After Fighting Erupts in Disputed Region There have been sporadic bouts of violence in Nagorno-Karabakh since a fragile truce was declared in 1994.
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So later on, "River" was synched in Big Little Lies and I was excited because everyone watches HBO and I thought how cool it was, knowing that Reese had heard my music before.
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Oh, if there is a moon base there would probably be air inside of it so that you wouldn't have to wear a spacesuit unless you just thought it looked cool (it would).
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It's things like battery life, bugs (or absence thereof) and how cool it looks when you place it on a coffee table, that make or break a flagship phone such as the S8.
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Ultimately, had he not fired Comey in a fit of pique about the Russia investigation, it might never had emerged that he reportedly asked the FBI chief to cool it in his investigation.
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So if Trump actually wants to see a more growth-oriented monetary policy, he should probably cool it with the name-calling, withdraw Goodfriend, and instead put forward someone who agrees with him.
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He's a solar energy entrepreneur, so he's in favor of proactively tackling climate change, but also maybe wishes that Senator Bernie Sanders would cool it with the talk of nationalizing the public utilities.
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Frieze no longer has quite the same degree of cool it had in the mid-21s, when the groundbreaking Young British Artists, like Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst, topped international collectors' shopping lists.
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"I feel like I'm going to look back on it" — his eventual scoring total — "maybe when I'm older, and be like, 'See how cool it was to be in that position,'" Daum said.
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So for those arguing that Democrats should cool it on investigations, I'd argue that it was Congress' determination to get to the bottom of Watergate that exposed the pervasive corruption of the Nixon administration.
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There's a sweet bit where Donnie Yen (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) talks about how cool it is to ski on motorbikes and a soundbite from Ruby Rose and her unbelievably voluminous hair.
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So, when we saw Wambach -- who's also an openly gay athlete -- we had to ask her opinion ... and even though she was trying to play it cool, it was obvious she's got Rippon's back.
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If anything, her brief movie career looks presciently campy — less like porn than like a Mike Myers parody titled, "Cool It Baby" (which is also the title of a 221 Signorelli von Braunhut film).
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An eclipse during a cloud-covered day is still cool (it will get very, very dark), but you won't be able to see the dark mask of the moon in front of the sun.
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In addition to being cool, it offers unprecedented economies of scale for lithium-ion battery production, lowering the price from $190 per kWh in April 2016 to an estimated $130 per kWh once complete.
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"Maybe cool it on the running," she added, saying I should avoid strenuous activity before my surgery (though I have never needed a doctor's permission to avoid destroying my knees through the devil's exercise).
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Every time a foreign newspaper writes about a German scientific achievement or the river surfers of Munich or the hipsters of Berlin, you can hear a low, collective moan: "We're not cool," it says.
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After all, your rug is powerful enough to set the mood of your entire home aesthetic, so whether you're going for dreamy bohemian or contemporary cool, it can make or break that decorative vision.
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While at least some people would be prepared to pay a high price for a sports car, no one was going to pay $100k for an electric Honda Civic, no matter how cool it looked.
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"The only reason it got caught is because the security guards at the bag check and metal detectors liked it so much they called over their manager to see how cool it was," Florez said.
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It's too busy nerding out over how freakin' cool it is that Ultraman is fighting Mechagodzilla and a kid is saving the word by reciting every goddamn word of Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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But some critics pointed out that the Bahlsen company both used and benefited from forced labor during World War II, so maybe she should cool it with the " I just want to buy yaaaachts" talk.
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We spoke with Dr. K at Miami Mike's Sports Zone in Jersey Wednesday night -- and he raved about how cool it was to see Tebow jack a dinger in his first instructional league at bat.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are at war in their divorce case, but the more immediate struggle is the co-parenting situation that even has a judge issuing a warning to cool it ... or else.
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We already knew how cool it looks, since it was unveiled last year by Haier Asia: Unfortunately, due to licensing hiccups, Haier of America isn't yet allowed to unveil the fridge in the States yet.
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"I can't imagine how cool it would be if this company were X." Well, I may still act in a way that's driven, but I don't necessarily have to drive the people around me crazy.
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The water in the lake is circulated through the building to cool it in an energy-efficient manner, while the wall of glass around the edge of the building provides natural light throughout the facility.
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Windows open and close automatically to adjust the temperature, and an energy-sipping heat pump takes advantage of stable temperatures below ground to heat the building in the winter and cool it in the summer.
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Even though the demo I played was a more simplified version of what will be released next year, it's difficult to overstate just how cool it is to be transported into the bodies of superheroes.
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Extrapolating the trend, Kauzmann realized that if you could cool a liquid slowly enough, you could cool it all the way down to a temperature now known as the Kauzmann temperature before it fully hardened.
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"It's much harder to take energy out of something and cool it down than to put energy in and warm it up," said James Carreker, an equity research analyst at U.S. Capital Advisors in Houston.
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In an excerpt of his interview with "Axios on HBO" that was released on Sunday, Axios co-founder Jim VandeHei asked Trump Jr. whether his father has ever told him to "cool it" on Twitter.
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No word on when that will take place -- but whenever it happens, ya gotta think Wilder will cool it on the ring walkout costume next time around ... maybe get carried to the stage like Tyson!
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And unlike its predecessor and inspiration, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), the aesthetic of the universe doesn't try too hard to be cool — it feels friendly, in spite of the fact that technically you're there to kill everyone.
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We already know roughly how the image technology works, and while it could be cool, it might also prove tiring, difficult to watch or share, or have other issues like poor fidelity or limited use cases.
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By arguing whether or not a heeled boot falls under the heel umbrella at all, we forget how cool it is the boot is still being worn, especially by such a mainstream, "hunky" heartthrob as Styles.
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Between how thin this machine is and how cool it runs versus another laptop processing a similar workload, I was starting to get the sense that there might be something to the hyped Max-Q Design.
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Anyone who's ever tried to capture the very best drone video while also trying not to crash the damn thing into a tree will understand how cool it would be to have a dedicated camera operator.
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It seems impossible to reconcile the idea that the economy is running so hot that the Fed needs to cool it down when the electorate is so quantifiably anxious about the economic prospects of the nation.
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It's hard to imagine that the stunt will actually sell more 911s, but if nothing else, it's cool — it might just be the best magazine ad stunt since 2014's interactive Moto X ad in Wired.
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According to one source with knowledge of the matter, he let it be known "respectfully" that the President needed to "pull back" from his venting about his top diplomat and heed his advice to cool it.
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As mentioned before, you can use the remote to warm your car up in the colder months – but you can also cool it down in the warmer ones with its cold and hot temperature start programs.
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What Your Friend Should DoTell your friend to maybe cool it a bit with the flavored seltzers, since the added acidity could rot his teeth and irritate his insides—especially if he has a digestive condition.
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That word, "immersive," will undoubtedly feel overused as people talk about the ride, but there&aposs no other way to succinctly describe just how cool it feels to step into the various areas of this ride.
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There's no secret footnote in the Constitution that says 'the president shall be removed from office for treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors unless it's bad for the stock market in which case, cool it.
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I'm not sure how cool it was of the moderator Anthony Ha to call out that things at Go90 haven't been going that great, but way to say that y'all have been learning a lot from it.
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Even the American constitution, to quote a line attributed to George Washington himself, provided that we "pour our [often populist] legislation into the senatorial saucer to cool it" — a wise protection against the passions of the masses.
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When it was mentioned during the interview how cool it is to see a woman change in a movie and not be judged for it, Lively's response highlights how important realistic portrayals of imperfect women are in media.
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She was also superstitious, putting her customers' business in the freezer to "cool it off," and assiduously avoiding anyone or anything she deemed unlucky; aside from one Dinah Washington song, she couldn't bear to listen to the blues.
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John Lennon: We were in the garden, it was only our second time doing LSD, and we still didn't know anything about doing it in a nice place, and cool it, and all that... we just took it.
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The most obvious option is that Svenson never was the ski mask-wearing murderer at all: Instead, someone else let Svenson take the fall for their crimes, and decided to cool it on the whole serial killer agenda for a bit.
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Geoengineering, or hacking the climate system to cool it off, is the latest science fictional idea to make its way into a White House strategic roadmap, following a report last week on how we should be preparing for the apocalypse asteroid.
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Most of the space, says Colin Williams, D-Wave's director of business development, is given over to a liquid-helium refrigeration system designed to cool it to 0.015 Kelvin, only a shade above the lowest temperature that is physically possible.
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But at the UN, even as delegates acknowledged the role of agriculture on antibiotic resistance Wednesday, there was no mention of the simplest, most obvious solution: getting everyone to cool it on the hamburgers a couple of times a week.
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In other news The death toll from Fiji's devastating cyclone keeps going up ... David Cameron says Britain will stay with EU (but London's mayor says, Not if I can help it) ... The Pope says cool it with the death penalty.
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The iFixIt teardown of the 2018 MacBook Pro, above, reveals the problem: every inch of this machine is full of hardware, which competes with the fans and miniaturized heatsink that's layered at the top edge of the machine to cool it.
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VANCOUVER (Reuters) - British Columbia must diversify its economy away from real estate speculation and the housing market needs to be moderated but the province is not looking at further new measures to cool it, the province's finance minister said on Friday.
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She was like nothing I had ever seen in the punk scene in DC. At home, yeah, there were guys that got crazy on stage, but while that was cool, it also sort of always seemed like so much performance.
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"It's rare to get to play for your hometown team, so it's pretty cool — it gives you extra motivation," said Oakland Athletics outfielder Stephen Piscotty, a teammate of Voit's in St. Louis who now plays near his hometown, Pleasanton, Calif.
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Though he didn't realize their use until later, Hellman explained, he learned that the stones had been kept outside to chill and then dropped into hot liquid to cool it down, as old wood burning stoves didn't offer much temperature control.
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According to Maspoch, the chapel required relatively few modifications to host the supercomputer, such as reinforcing the soil around the church so that it would hold the computer's weight and designing a glass box that would house the computer and help cool it.
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I initially thought it would make sense to make a salt slurry with warm water and then cool it, so the salt actually dissolves, but I imagine that kills the Himalayan salt effect, which I am also fairly certain does not exist.
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The $900 unit reviewed here has a 64GB SSD, 8GB of RAM, and an 8th-Gen i5-8250U CPU from Intel that seems to kick on the fans to cool it every time I watch Netflix for more than a few hours.
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Most surprising about this research was the fact that this relaxation behavior looked especially similar to relaxing behavior exhibited in glass when you heat it up and then cool it—its structure (extremely) slowly relaxes and begins to flow like a viscous liquid.
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The staff at Transition House believed that one of the most pressing difficulties that battered women faced was the hands-off attitude of the police: policemen would often just tell a batterer to cool it, or take a walk around the block.
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However, give some scientists 65 pounds of a rare isotope of germanium, cool it to temperatures cold enough to liquify air, and place their equipment nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine, and you'll have the beginnings of an answer.
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The mom asked the teens to cool it with the bad language and—instead of moving somewhere else or, you know, just avoiding saying "fuck" for a few minutes—they reportedly turned around and "sucker-punched" the 12-year-old, Smith told the Sun Times.
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The majority Han population, she argues, see it as a medicinal food, which is believed to warm the body in winter or cool it in summer—hence the timing of the Yulin festival at the mid-year solstice, literally the dog days of summer.
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It was clear the show was interested in income inequality and the corruption of US systems that led to the wealthy abusing them endlessly, but it also flirted frequently with lapsing into straight-up lifestyle porn about how cool it was to be rich.
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Three Billboards seemed like it might be the frontrunner as recently as a couple of weeks ago, when it won handily at the British film academy, but the divisive reaction to it seemed to cool it a bit when it came to the Oscars.
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Tyron turns his Namaste all the way up in this week's episode of "The Hollywood Beatdown" -- explaining why he's not only ready to cool it with Dana, but also Nate Diaz, Rafael dos Anjos and all the other fighters who've been throwin' shade on him.
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"For a while it was kind of cool, it was a good sister subreddit to ASMR," Thimo said, but as he became less involved in posting links to music that made him feel that elusive sense of frisson, the Reddit became clouded with random posts.
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This year's Nobel Prize in physics goes to three men, who, in their work in the 1970s and 1980s, explained the very weird thing that happens to matter when you squish it down to a flat plane, or cool it down to near absolute zero.
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In a new study in the Journal of the American Academy of Childhood and Adolescent Psychiatry, researchers found that offering treatment to parents of kids with anxiety disorders was just as helpful as treating the kids themselves—by helping them cool it on certain behaviors.
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VIENNA, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Austria's property market is at risk of overheating, and the country's central bank is watching in case measures to cool it are needed, though it is not taking action for the time being, the Austrian National Bank (ONB) said on Monday.
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I just want people to come here and have a good time for three days and come back home and remember how cool it was and what bands they saw and the new people they met; discovering Montreal and that whole feeling of spring and summer coming.
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It's the perfect accessory for a night out, and I want people to notice it: Fellow revelers come right up to me and tell me how cool it is, wonder about how it works, and ask if I can give a high five or the middle finger.
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So Pride is a nice way for me for me to remember how cool it is that I'm gay and how hard it was for me earlier and how many people who came before me helped me to be able to feel better about myself now.
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Not only does it help you socially bond with your fellow man, which as everyone knows is totally wicked and cool, it also makes you regulate your negative emotions and via dopamine and oxytocin, and helps to replenish all that tasty serotonin you've lost over the weekend.
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If a VR accessory like a glove or treadmill can't demonstrate a full-fledged use case that's worth the purchase price (and preferably, a lot of them) right out of the box, then it's in danger of becoming a useless gimmick, no matter how cool it sounds.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE to cool it with the hypersonic weapons threats, the energy blackmail of Europe, and the nuclear testing, or risk facing a bigger NATO threat up close.
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In a series of tweets, Kashkari argued against what he said was the Fed's view: that the unexpected influx of people into the U.S. workforce over the past few years is a sign of a high-pressure economy that needs higher interest rates to cool it down.
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He would show them the brochure in his pocket — as the company was starting, he always carried a brochure in his pocket — and explain, and they would tell him how cool it was, and then confess that they'd thought it had something to do with edible underwear.
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Edinburgh News reports that fiscal depute Jade Doidge recounted the incident in court on Monday, as told by the cabin crew: The crew "scooped the battery up and placed it in a cup of water to cool it down," Doidge said, to prevent a fire on the plane.
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While that's cool, it shows that a camera like the Orah 21i by VideoStitch could stream live sports, news and anything else you can think of, allowing anyone with a VR headset to completely immerse themselves in any location around the world in (more or less) real time.
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There's no word on pricing, and Intel stresses that although anyone can buy a Compute Card when they're available, you will still need to build the dock to power the device and cool it, and that will likely be outside the realm of possibilities for your average tinkerer.
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She spends the song riding around the city with a friend, one who's so cool it makes her a little giddy; they pick up some drugs uptown and get back on the train, and every new place they visit feels so dazzling they can't imagine ever being anywhere else.
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And I got a boyfriend, he's older than usHe's in the club doing I don't know whatYou're so cool it makes me hate you so much Taylor Swift realizes hanging out with Tom Hiddleston, who does not have velvety ears and can't even fetch, is not cool or fun.
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When I first heard Burzum, it was such an interesting record; at the time, I didn't know anything [about black metal], so to me it was like, "What is this?!" and then you got the record, and it sounded so cool—it was so minimalist and devoid of emotion.
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Company: AquabyteWhat it does: Aquabyte aims to make fish farms more efficient and sustainable through software that tracks how much food fish need Why it's cool: It uses underwater cameras and computer vision to determine the weight and health of fish, to more accurately deduce their feeding needs.
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" She turned to a frequently cited analogy to explain the importance of the Senate for tempering the more democratic impulses of the House: "There's the cup in the saucer analogy: You put the hot coffee in the cup, and the saucer gives you the opportunity to cool it down.
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Whether it's a blogger who styled a piece in a way that's so cool it makes me want to try it for myself, or an under-the-radar brand I discover while lost in a late-night Instagram black hole, I'm finding myself shopping more thanks to this social platform.
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It's a bit of a patchwork of a series, overall: originally a very funky (literally) isometric roguelike on the Genesis that was at once a celebration of black culture, 90s cartoon sensibilities, funk music, adventure games and… roguelikes way before they were cool, it then spawned a number of sequels.
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That's part of what keeps his essays from descending into self-indulgent dude-lit — that, and the genuine thoughtfulness that prevents him from lingering on how cool it is that jiu-jitsu is violent and macho, and leads him instead to explore why the violence and machismo is so appealing.
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He vehemently opposed the emergency declaration at the border, continues to noodge him on tariffs and trade, counseled the president not to appoint Ryan Zinke as interior secretary, pushed him not to withdraw troops from Syria and has, from time to time, even urged him to cool it on Twitter.
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The hottest conspiracy theory of the end of 2015 was "Paul Ryan's Muslim Beard"—that the House speaker had grown a beard because he had converted to Islam, not because he thought it looked cool (it was an improvement, but let's not go too far) or because his face was cold a lot.
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So in the meantime, I think it's important for us to be fully aware of the risks posed by AI. A fun website that transforms our selfies into cool paintings won't get us all the way there, but precisely because it's fun and cool, it can be a very effective educational tool.
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Politically impractical: Relying on taxation to extract money from the economy and cool it down could well be politically infeasible in countries where tax hikes are deeply unpopular, such as the US. If households are feeling the pinch of higher prices, politicians might be more inclined to cut their taxes than raise them.
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I mean, we don't exist anymore, we wouldn't be very interested in playing a regular show, and it was the 10-year anniversary of our most well known album [Dancing for Decadence] I guess so it was like, let's do it, let's have some fun and remember how cool it was 10 years ago.
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You've got to kick off with a corker, to hold the attention … and then you've got to up it a notch, or cool it a notch … and you can't have two tracks by the same artist side by side, unless you've done the whole thing in pairs and … oh, there are loads of rules.
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Companies, through and through, have struggled with this, even outside the realm of social networking, doing something orthogonal to what they were doing before or even to add a new capability, however cool it might be, people will use that product to do one thing because that's how they started using it 5 years ago, 10 years ago.
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You don't use it anymore, so you put it in a location to, what scholars call, cool it, maybe in a basement or a garage if you have that or in a room that you don't go to very often, because you're just not quite ready to get rid of it, but you don't use it every time.
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Following this frankly incredible piece of investigative reporting by the Daily Mail, there's now a petition to get shops and restaurants to cool it with the background music, with the group "Pipedown" teaming up with charity Action on Hearing Loss to collectively ask everyone to turn that ruddy R&B music down, sir, I'm trying to eat here!
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However, the "Mad Money " host doesn't agree with Trump calling out Powell, even though he believes the economy is further along in the cycle then the Fed thinks "I just wish the president would cool it in terms of saying 'they know nothing' to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell and therefore maybe Powell could walk it back a little," he said.
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When the school's athletic director asked Starikov, a Russian, to send over a résumé, she received a list of his achievements: two-time Olympic gold medalist, member of five world championship teams and one of two men at the forefront of the Russian integration into the N.H.L. "I kind of hope the kids understand how cool it is that he's their coach," said Kristin Romanok, Craig's wife.
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But then I am a cynic, so here's a comprehensive ranking of every Olympic sport, based on how cool it is: Being good at archery was well cool in olden days when, if you were amazing at archery and you got caught by the enemy, they would chop your fingers off to stop you from archerying—I mean, that is honestly one of the coolest things ever.
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Tayshia tried to play it coy when she was on the official Bachelor podcast, but then she let it dropped that she was actually single, weeks before she told John Paul Jones she wanted to cool it and then let Derek down gently on TV. This "spoiler" is probably the least solid of them all, but even so, you don't say the s-word until your Paradise arc ends!
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I always thought that it was a fantastic festival and that it was great to be in Florida, which I like, but I always imagined it being in Montreal or in a city that's more of a… a real city—how cool it would be to have all these punks hanging out in a downtown area going from show to show and hanging out in the real downtown of a real city.
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And then you have moments like this, where the open world just acts ridiculous: Or a quest that basically amounts to a straight up advertisement for Cup of Noodles: All of this goes without touching on the genuinely enjoyable combat, how weird and cool it is to explore a Final Fantasy world in a car, and a million other tiny details that have made Final Fantasy XV my most pleasant surprise this year, right next to id Software's Doom reboot.
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The upside and upshot of both perceived humiliation and Quality Disease is that if you're very lucky, and work very hard for a very long time, you'll realize that neither you nor your imagined work was ever as cool as you thought it was (if it was truly cool, it would easily resist the uncoolening of external forces, dig?) and protecting it from evils like a small group show or film festival submission process or a public blog was totally silly and egotistical and what was actually humiliating all along.
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She said i have worked very hard to get to the point where i have a true voice and At this point in my life and my career i have a responsibility to do whats best for the world and not what is most popular " She said that her hope is that after the show young people would research this culture and see how cool it is, and young people black and white would listen to " LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING and see how amazing the words are for us all and bridge the gap.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE told EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE to "cool it" on attracting negative media attention during a recent White House Cabinet meeting, The Washington Post reported Friday.
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