The storefront windows are fogged up, so we enter to take a look.
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Smoothed-down edges and fogged-up lyrics lubricate their songs' glide into universal relatability.
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"Oh, my little honey," she said, her glasses fogged up, holding Zero to her chest.
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Edwards' farsightedness required him to wear glasses while jumping, which tended to get fogged up midair.
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Sexual liberation is an old idea that we've fogged up as we've become more "civilized" whatever that means.
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The DeWalt Safety Goggles have plenty of air vents to prevent fogged up lenses, and they're very comfortable.
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According to the docs ... it was foggy, raining and dark, and the trolley's windshield was all fogged up.
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A window lets you keep an eye on food as it cooks, until it gets fogged up from steam.
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With the protective coating on the wrong side, the goggles fogged up a few seconds into his opening run.
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Tiny, crimson creatures streak about my fogged-up helmet, bathed in the cresting sunlight as a warning pops into view.
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My husband's glasses fogged up during the vows and his best man was sweating more than I thought humanly possible.
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JAWS Quick Spit Antifog Spray, $7.16 on sale (originally $7.95), available on Swim Outlet Fogged-up goggle lenses are a nuisance.
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After a short time, Mr. Garment said, an officer noticed that Mr. Pritchett was not breathing and the mask had fogged up.
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I feel like even though I'm in the air and my skin is getting all fogged up, I'm actually doing something for it.
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And, if you look too closely through its fogged up and cracked windows, you might encounter the body of a murder victim inside.
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A snatch of sound—chatter, strings and the strum of a guitar—hints at what cannot be seen through the fogged-up pub window.
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Upon entering the gallery and finding a sea of colorful abstraction, a painting like "MM" (2016), immediately grabs attention by appearing as a fogged-up, weathered barn window.
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But she really delivers in the Arsenale with a new, frank, full-length self-portrait in which she appears to trace patterns on a fogged-up shower door.
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The main character also makes funny shapes in the dough at the bakery where she works and draws similar ones in the fogged-up windows on her bus ride home.
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Made in the USA with natural ingredients, this convenient spray is hypo-allergenic, alcohol-free, effective, easy to use, and much cleaner than actual saliva in preventing fogged-up lenses.
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Nope, it's a very sexy problem in which my eyes overproduce protein and don't self-clean as effectively as they should, leading to blurry, fogged-up lenses and red, irritated eyes.
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The hunters fell asleep in the car, and so in the morning that's where the authorities found them, sitting in their fogged-up little Mini with all the evidence of what they'd done.
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Plus, it's developed a smart method of preventing screenshots where you can cover your photos like a fogged-up window, and people may only wipe clean a portion of the screen at a time.
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Eventually it began to rain and the window of the bar fogged up, obscuring Kurt's view, though by then he was already too disappointed by her contentment to care about what he couldn't see.
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You don't need to worry about rain, snow, or sleet damaging its ability — which actually puts it a step ahead of standard backup cameras since those can get fogged up or obscured by mud and rain.
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There's a decent amount of data showing that it doesn't have a positive impact on any of our brains or our bodies, but I'm acutely aware of how sluggish and mentally fogged up I feel after a TV marathon.
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There are types of intimacy you simply do not receive; now and then it might seem to you as though you are staring in through a fogged-up window on the types of emotional communions which make living worth it.
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My mother gave not a word of defence for her eldest son, who cowered beside me crying with quivering legs, not trusting himself to wipe his fogged-up glasses, while my father talked himself into a rage for the hundredth time.
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They all were: sweating and shivering in turns as the doors to the bar slid open and shut on the fogged up night, as the hyperloop stop out front poured revelers and mourners alike into the same place at the same time.
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Some of that excitement faded over the years, clouded by unspectacular results, a frustrating quest for a series championship that never arrived and, yes, his grieving over the death of his father — all of it fogged up by partying and a lack of focus.
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The report says that the barge will have several "facilities of the original Titanic, including a ballroom, theater, swimming pool and premium first class rooms," but no word yet on if it will include the car where Jack and Rose got naughty and fogged up the windows.
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If she replied now, while he was wearing these big dopey mittens and big dopey hazmat suit and big dopey mask that fogged up his goggles and forced him to smell the canned corn he'd eaten for breakfast, if she replied right now that was it.
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Jim Campbell's especially poignant works, "Photo of my Mother"(1996) and "Photo of my Father" (1994–95) present a black-and-white photograph of each parent encased in glass that becomes cloudy and fogged up based on a programmed rhythm of the artist's breaths and flashes based on the rhythm of the artist's heartbeat.
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The viral video of the packed F train rolling into the Broadway-Lafayette station in downtown New York City on Monday evening, after an hour-long delay in which the lights were cut and the air turned off, is near dystopian: windows fogged up from the steam of human bodies, fingers fumbling through the cracks of the doors to wrench them open.
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In the press box, the windows fogged up; in order to see the field, coaches had to open the windows, allowing sideways rain to enter. As the game progressed, players had to contend with huge standing puddles that developed on Autzen Stadium's AstroTurf field.
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Worker injuries attributable to heat include those caused by: sweaty palms, fogged-up safety glasses, and dizziness. Burns may also occur as a result of accidental contact with hot surfaces or steam. In the United States, occupational heat stress is becoming more significant as the average temperatures increase but remains overlooked. There are few studies and regulations regarding heat exposure of workers.
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While she likes ramen, she has ceased consuming it in public after her glasses once fogged up while she ate some in the school cafeteria, until Koizumi manages to rekindle that lost delight. ; : :Yū's older brother, he is a college student who works at Izakaya. Like his sister, he becomes interested in Koizumi, but initially remains unaware of Yū's passion for her. ; : :Yū's older cousin who has been living in Osaka before recently moving to Tokyo.
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Additionally, heat stress is a concern as workers are often exposed to hot and humid temperatures, wear protective clothing and equipment, and have physically difficult tasks. Heat stress may increase the risk of other injuries due to sweaty palms, fogged-up safety glasses, mental confusion, and dizziness. Pre-exposure and post-exposure medical monitoring is recommended to establish fitness for and identify adverse effects from response work. Workers may experience mental stress associated with a traumatic incident.
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The official lyric video for the song premiered on MetroLyrics on December 20, 2013 before being uploaded to VEVO and YouTube on December 23, 2013. In the video, the lyrics of the song are traced in the fogged up windows of a Kia Sorento by an unseen person in the dark of night. Amanda Hutchison of Metro Lyrics praised the video's "unique concept" and how well it fit with the song's lyrics. On March 7, 2014, the group released the official music video.
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His aerodynamic helmet fogged up while practicing, so Stöckl decided to hold his breath during his 40 seconds lasting record attempt. The top descending speeds have always been obtained on snow. Apart from that, the ashes and gravel of a volcano have been the other surface used. In 2011 Stöckl did break the world speed record descending on gravel, on a serial production bicycle, reaching 164,95 km/h on the Cerro Negro volcano in Nicaragua, beating the previous record of 163 km/h reached by Eric Barone in 2002.
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At least one coupé retained the overall shape of the prototype, but with a single pane of glass for the windscreen and without its protruding headlights. However, it was felt that some potential customers were being put off by the styling, specifically the cars unconventional sloping front. They wanted a car with a bonnet, even if the engine was still at the rear. Drivers also experienced difficulty trying to reach the windscreen if it fogged up while driving, as there was no fan or heater to assist in keeping it clear.
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But when he had finished with the AMU he would somehow have to remove it with one hand, while the other held onto the spacecraft. Cernan, while physically exhausted, wanted to proceed, but Stafford called an end to the proceedings and ordered Cernan back inside before getting a chance to fly the AMU."Last Man on the Moon" Eugene Cernan and Dan Davis, P.140 He managed to move himself back to the cockpit and Stafford held onto his legs to give him a rest and assist Cernan in getting back into the spacecraft. After trying to remove a mirror mounted to the side of the spacecraft, his suit cooling system overheated and his face plate fogged up completely, denying him any vision.
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Sixty-five years later, the Bath once more languishes in relative neglect. It has recently been redecorated but remains difficult to visit. A call to the number on the noticeboard outside will, with luck, get an appointment to visit; it can be seen annually over Open House weekend, or weekly as part of the Somerset House Old Palaces Tour. Otherwise, it can be viewed, dimly, through the window on Strand Lane; but the window is often fogged up and the time-switch for the internal lighting often out of order. Other parts of the larger, eighteenth- and nineteenth-century layout still survive, in buildings currently owned by King's College London (the ‘Essex’ Bath in the Norfolk Hotel basement; 33 Surrey Street and its cellar); although a plan to sell this part of the King's campus has now been shelved, prospects for its refurbishment are still uncertain.
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