The coastal wind was shrouded with mist, damply cold, relentless.
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Her thick black hair lies damply over her skull; her smooth brown skin, unlike mine, is unbroken.
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GODALMING, England — With a surprisingly cheerful air, the director Hettie Macdonald surveyed the damply gray British version of a spring day.
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His teammates, though, suffer from a shamelessly commercial and damply sentimental script that tries to cram too many tales of woe into a single package.
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Alone on the damply cobbled streets, wrapped in Wyatt Garfield's sensual cinematography, he seems no more than a scrap of a person, as insubstantial as infatuation itself.
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Wrapped around the middle of the flagpole on the top of the tower, the red and white standard of England and St. George hung damply at half-mast.
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The audience members, many of whom had upcycled garbage bags as impromptu ponchos, were sloshing, too, but they stayed until Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director, damply admitted defeat around 9 p.m.
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This story of an isolated Puritan family that comes unraveled in the wilderness is unsettling and scary, and certain images (including what would ordinarily be a perfectly innocuous rabbit) take on a damply sinister weight.
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Clocking in at a smidgen over ten minutes, the B-side "Flute Track" is a pristine and crystalline new age-inflected ambient house jam that sits somewhere between "Xtal" and the teary-eyed glamour of Komapkt's most damply glossy.
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Meanwhile, Michael Stuhlbarg — who has a smaller role as Chalamet's academic father — delivered easily one of the most stunning and sob-inducing movie speeches of 20123, the kind of performance that audiences will be remembering fondly (and damply) for years.
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Fortunately, there are some nice things to distract us while we fail to reach for the emergency brake in this particular handbasket to hell, like the above video of Ringo Starr, The Roots, and Jimmy Fallon singing the sweet, damply utopian ditty "Yellow Submarine" accompanied by toy instruments.
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A subsidiary top (1,601 ft) is reached first, unnamed on Ordnance Survey maps but referred to as High Nook in some guidebooks.Bill Birkett: Complete Lakeland Fells: Collins Willow (1994): The ridge widens, damply, and turns south at the summit, dropping over a rough patch of ground named White Oak. Beyond is Banna Fell (1,496 ft), which could lay claim to separate status but is generally considered a subsidiary of Gavel Fell. Banna Fell has a very prominent eastern top named Floutern Cop (1,480 ft).
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