Matt tells Foggy that he and Karen are "figuring ourselves out," and Foggy questions whether Matt actually likes doing pro bono work.
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He makes all the songs sound like they're items of American heritage, though at least two began life in England and retain currency there ("Lavender Blue" and "Foggy Foggy Dew").
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The foggy scenes are the most suspenseful in the movie.
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It's as gradual as a sunrise on a foggy day.
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Turns out, "foggy London Town" isn't just a charming nickname.
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But indoors, they tend to look washed out and foggy.
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Monday's ruling was expressly limited and left the future foggy.
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I can't afford to be tired and foggy at work.
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Weather is terrible with lots of rain and foggy conditions.
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This time, the energy is foggy and fraught with paranoia.
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The details of Ryan's vision have always remained somewhat foggy.
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We're talking skin flush, headaches, foggy thinking in the morning.
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This is the format Kim used in The Foggy Night.
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What was once a foggy mystery is explained by science.
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Foggy is horrified when he learns of Murdock's secret identity.
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She even enlists Foggy in helping her with some patients.
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Foggy comes in with the details of Frank's plea deal.
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Still, the state of healthcare for young people remains foggy.
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"There were periods where he was foggy," Mr. Apatow said.
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Worthwhile brands include Foggy Ridge, Farnum Hill and West County.
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In Foggy Bottom, anguish is increasingly giving way to bitterness.
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It is still very foggy about where it comes from.
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Not much of substance seems to be happening at Foggy Bottom.
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Many are foggy about what happened in the hours that followed.
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Go deeper: The GOP plan to fight "foggy memories" around Kavanaugh.
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Go deeper: The GOP plan to fight "foggy memories" around Kavanaugh
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Fighter Jets flying over the foggy mountains at dusk (Credit: iStock)
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I'm really foggy, I can't remember things, I felt mildly nauseated.
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You are a beacon of light during this foggy, confusing month.
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It was a s—ty day, rainy and cold and foggy.
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Woman crossing the bridge over lake on a foggy winter day.
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"The Foggy Night is a fine art landscape project," Kim explains.
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My mind was always foggy, and my reactions clumsy and delayed.
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But in case you're a bit foggy, here's a quick recap.
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That collage wa very Bay Area looking and kind of foggy.
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It was September 2141, 224, a cool and foggy Sunday morning.
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He asks Foggy if he knows the guy, and he doesn't.
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Back at Matt's apartment, Foggy has put him on the couch.
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Rough and gloomy and windy and serious and foggy and dramatic.
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"Sinking in the fog" is a foggy view of Moscow, Russia.
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However, the winter months there tend to be foggy and cool.
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The helicopter was given special permission to fly in foggy weather.
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His helicopter crashed under foggy conditions in Calabasas, California Sunday morning.
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For the time being, Foggy Bottom will brief reporters on background.
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And more of his picks are arriving at Foggy Bottom soon.
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Foggy weather was likely to figure prominently in the crash investigation.
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Confusion is the foggy lens through which "Cats" can be understood.
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"It's almost like having somewhat foggy blinders on," Irving told reporters.
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Matthew McConaughey was the lead of the foggy thriller "Serenity" (2019).
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He was tapped for Foggy Bottom midway through the transition period.
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The view is foggy now, but it will clear up soon.
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It's a lovely rainy/foggy/misty day, and my umbrella proves useless.
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But he adds that under stressful circumstances, people often have foggy recollections.
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"You'll be too busy being another kind of hero," Foggy tells him.
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The killer moved in plain sight on the foggy morning of Sept.
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My brain feels foggy, and I've waited too long for coffee now.
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The whole story is foggy to them, and they're suspicious of her.
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The eyes on a whole fish should be clear and not foggy.
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Or will there be a separate power center over at Foggy Bottom?
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The person's foggy reflection sometimes shows itself in a second computer screen.
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When you have nothing to reply with, just send the foggy emoji.
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There were also 3 percent fewer searches for jokes on foggy days.
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It was difficult to see at night, and the weather was foggy.
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Pitts, 214, might make her constipated and foggy, and could be addictive.
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Foggy mentions they may have a new client who can provide information.
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So it was nice to see Foggy have a chance to shine.
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Mercury, the planet of logic, will square foggy Neptune today as well.
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Fiery Mars clashes with foggy Neptune today and the energy is weird.
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"Foggy," Frazier said last week when asked to describe how he felt.
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Go from sluggish to vibrant, insecure to confident, foggy-brained to cleareyed.
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"It was very foggy, so we couldn&apost see anything," he said.
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It's as clear as the channel on a foggy day right now.
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Many reported feeling "mentally foggy" or "slowed" for months, the authors said.
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If you've driven the car home on a foggy day, you understand.
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Those who remained recalled a foggy transition among the town's new overlords.
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Krista asks him why his memories of the event are so foggy.
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Same for the daily foggy brain, lightheadedness and grumpiness that I experienced.
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Hoarfrost, shown here, occurs when cold air is extra moist and foggy.
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Otherwise, they'd all blur together, becoming as foggy as a typical reception.
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But at a distance, it all blends into a foggy monochromatic mist.
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Then, through a foggy cloud of digital smoke, your costume match appears onscreen.
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As for Matt, he's reunited with Foggy at Josie's for old time's sake.
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Garland's sentences were slurred and her memory foggy, but she's charming and funny.
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Or put it on a winding road, which is foggy, in the countryside.
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Venus, the planet of love and money, will meet dreamy, foggy Neptune today.
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We see a foggy, cannibal-filled landscape after an enormous catastrophe takes place.
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I forget my morning tea and collagen and feel very foggy this morning.
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It's dreary, foggy, and the characters seem weighed down; they hardly ever smile.
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The true threat to Fed independence is the foggy haze surrounding Fed policy.
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The readings contradicted the government's persistent claim that the capital was simply "foggy".
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Whitehouse added that lawmakers were entering "foggy and dangerous territory" on executive privilege.
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Yet, every senior diplomat in Foggy Bottom served under Republican and Democratic administrations.
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The questions are cascading out of the White House and into Foggy Bottom.
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On Saturday, Neptune ends its retrograde, leaving you feeling foggy about your finances.
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Matt, Foggy (Elden Henson), and Karen (Deborah Ann Woll) were swimming in clients.
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But Foggy threatens to call the Department of Justice and report her antics.
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Karen's explaining to Matt and Foggy about the Punisher's files we glimpsed earlier.
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This shouldn't work — what author gets away with a fundamentally foggy main character?
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Despite the foggy conditions, the helicopter pilot was given special clearance to fly.
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The air in the house was thick and "foggy," as Lynette would complain.
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The official complained that it was much too foggy for a safe flight.
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Emma wasn't a person, he explained, but a foggy, wallowing state of mind.
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It was slick and foggy at the time of the crash, officials said.
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But he might be just the right guy for what ails Foggy Bottom.
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"State Department pick Pompeo will clear the air in Foggy Bottom" https://t.
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Nebulous, hazy, foggy, dreamy, whimsical, and paranoid, Neptune blurs lines and transcends reality.
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The Moon meets foggy Neptune at 7:42 PM, creating a super dreamy vibe.
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Sunday night, it was foggy in North Yorkshire, England, where Gwynne captured this photo.
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I'm still a little foggy from Saturday night, and not sleeping much didn't help.
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Meanwhile, a good supervisor can slip into the mist of pleasant, but foggy memories.
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Eventually, it all became a blur... My memory of that time is very foggy.
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She also claims that a diabetic coma was partly responsible for her foggy recollection.
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Middle sister's perspective makes the milkman's "encroachment" seem terrifying, implacable, and yet frustratingly foggy.
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And as Ku points out, the solutions to current partisan politicking are extremely foggy.
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The district attorney shows up at the precinct to talk to Foggy and Karen.
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He's feeling nervous about it, so Foggy and Karen have to do some reassuring.
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Flashback to 10 years ago, when he and Foggy were crashing a fancy party.
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During this Mercury retrograde in Capricorn, expect to be more foggy-headed than usual.
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The soldiers monitoring the foggy scene thought it was flotsam, perhaps a small ball.
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The photos show Batman on a motorcycle, racing through a dark and foggy cemetery.
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The helicopter had been given special approval to fly around Burbank in foggy weather.
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It's warm out for January in New York, but incredibly foggy and spitting rain.
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All of them died in the crash, which took place in dangerously foggy conditions.
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They boarded three boats and sailed from the small, foggy harbor in Sausalito, Calif.
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I love the out of focus, foggy, visually noisy quality of the cinematography too.
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Foggy Bottom is in the process of evaluating candidates for the positions, he said.
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What's not foggy is what I gleaned, which was even more than a skill.
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"It's really a fascinating place, especially on a foggy day," said Ms. Gustafson, 27.
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Foggy, dreamy Neptune, the planet of illusion and delusion, is really acting up this month.
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You walk alone through a foggy forest with nothing but your day bag and binoculars.
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A foggy, reed-covered swampland fades in, becoming the house's new background for a moment.
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The restaurant carries a $43 martini featuring a 3-ounce pour of the foggy liquor.
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Like, say, saving the other from a foggy mental hellscape that erases your every thought.
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Vindman attempted to correct that document, but he didn't succeed for reasons that remain foggy.
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Now, I'll be running toward some new life goals, not toward a foggy mountain peak.
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However, today it opposes foggy, hazy Neptune, which means things will feel lazy and confused.
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Foggy Bottom and the U.S. interagency are filled with talented people, where government experience matters.
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In order to create unique landscapes, I shoot urban scenes in foggy conditions at night.
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My system is still in shock, my brain is still foggy and full of holes.
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Mercury is also squaring foggy Neptune, so people won't really know what they want anyway.
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There is some merit to this concern: Corporate financial disclosures are often foggy and impenetrable.
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She started out typing intelligence reports at "Q Building" in O.S.S. headquarters in Foggy Bottom.
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Foggy reveals that he's sore from going out dancing with a girl the night before.
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Distillers almost can't be blamed for not hobbling down this foggy path of genever approval.
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Foggy Bottom also advised Americans abroad to listen to local authorities for any emergency directions.
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They slide slowly from left to right in front of a foggy Manhattan skyline grandstand.
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Avant-garde architecture and glassy museums share the skyline with redbrick warehouses and foggy quays.
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Don Gagliardo: It was quite a while ago, so the exchanges with Zhouqin are foggy.
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Still, that shove captured the rudeness and remoteness that have undermined trust at Foggy Bottom.
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It will generate electricity steadily even on foggy and still winter days across Northern Europe.
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Temperatures in Denver hovered around 28 degrees overnight with light snow and a foggy mist.
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But Tillerson's biggest problem appears to be his "aberrant" desire to shake-up Foggy Bottom.
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A foggy view of Mille Fourches Forg, photographed from La Forca Fort in the French Alps.
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When we first arrived at the beach, there was this totally magic, foggy, golden-pink sky.
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Workers at the building quickly evacuated after the crash, which occurred on a rainy, foggy day.
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People won't have good sense today: Venus will challenge hazy, foggy Neptune, the planet of confusion.
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You would be wise not to race anywhere, especially with foggy Neptune's influence clouding the view.
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Since The Foggy Night is a work-in-progress, Kim intends to visually refine the concept.
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It was drizzly and foggy, and on the 43rd floor, we were basically in the clouds.
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Water also, of course, prevents dehydration, which can cause you to feel sluggish, foggy, or worse.
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It was foggy and I didn't necessarily take action and focus on what I could control.
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The climb and the foggy descent fractured the field into more than a half-dozen groups.
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I wake up at noon with a foggy brain that seems to work in slow motion.
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Things got a bit foggy and psychedelic, so that was something we tried to express here.
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Foggy dawns, a melting spring, and the pyramid of skulls unfold to the swelling violin melody.
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Still, State Department officials are pushing back on assessments that Foggy Bottom is hemorrhaging talented employees.
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"It's most cool and foggy down in the Bay," he said of the San Francisco Bay.
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"Everyone's expecting to it to be foggy and really hoping that it's not," Mr. Cenedella said.
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DC's Metro makes it easy to explore the city's various neighborhoods, from Georgetown to Foggy Bottom.
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Jeffree Star posted an Instagram story that showed just how foggy LA was on Sunday morning.
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Foggy conditions in Chicago caused flight delays and made for surreal scenes this week, for example.
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During panic attacks, people may experience derealization, where the world around them appears foggy, or surreal.
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On the Monday after the inauguration, they showed up for work, as usual, at Foggy Bottom.
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A foggy white paint unites the surface and partially obscures the contents of the specimen boxes.
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Wood pulp, nuts, plastic, glass, rubber, electrical machinery: All make their way through these foggy, choppy waters.
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With spice, however, the brain is foggy all the time because addicts tend to chain-smoke it.
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Kozak, though, stuck around; he's still working on the Lukashenko project from his desk in Foggy Bottom.
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By day, he works alongside his BFF Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) at their low-budget law firm.
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What has been kind of foggy this morning, however, is their rationale for wearing the black uniforms.
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I have lost whole days, felt foggy and anxious for entire weeks because of messages I've received.
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Before the era of mass media, mass literacy and cheap communication, knowledge of the world was foggy.
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Foggy would have done a better job of defending Castle if he hadn't tried to accommodate Murdock.
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Digital czar Baer complained that "there is always a great deal of foggy angst" about digital technology.
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Daredevil is reunited with his trusty sidekicks: Karen Page, a troubled reporter, and Foggy Nelson, a lawyer.
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The Moon in Gemini squares foggy Neptune in Water sign Pisces at 6:22 PM, bringing confusion.
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In his mind, the warmer, desaturated color palette works harmoniously with background landscape on a foggy night.
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Following a $150 million, extensive renovation, the Watergate Hotel reopened in June in Washington's Foggy Bottom neighborhood.
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Foggy and Matt show up, too, and ask a cop they know for details of what happened.
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Foggy tries to get into a Dogs of Hell hangout to talk to a guy named Smitty.
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Foggy and Karen realize they have an iconic trial on their hands — and it starts next week.
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Though employing the same foggy, descending guitar, Clark's mature eloquence contradicts Nico's childlike version of the song.
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To put things in perspective, it was nighttime, rainy, and foggy, so her visibility was basically zero.
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Today should be foggy in the morning and cloudy in the afternoon, with a high of 78.
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Brain function is often described as "foggy," causing problems with memory, quick thinking and attention to details.
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On Pro Hockey SEATTLE — Bustling, bruising, big-time hockey in this foggy, tech-loving, latte-sipping city?
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They are rejecting a sample of our work, sometimes only after seeing it through a foggy lens.
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Running on original PlayStation hardware, the foggy, snowy visuals of that game were unmistakably, iconically its own.
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It includes footage of foggy camera views, blizzard conditions, and cars sliding around, captured over two winters.
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"Joker," an empty, foggy exercise in second-hand style and second-rate philosophizing, has none of that.
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Nine people aboard the helicopter were killed when it crashed in the foggy hills near Calabasas, Calif.
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A foggy morning should dissipate into mostly sunny skies and a high of 75 by this afternoon.
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Ms. Henderson sings in a low, foggy tone — somewhere between a comforting whisper and a cogent declaration.
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A tower on Nanshan mountain is seen during a foggy morning in Duchang County, China, Feb. 22.
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Minutes before the crash, their pilot was trying to get special permission to fly though foggy conditions.
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"It's difficult to recognize in this foggy environment the actions that are taking place," Mr. Jauniskis said.
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This could render prey foggy-headed and easier for the solenodon to finish off, the researchers suggest.
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"It is a bit rich," said Gordon, who reported to Clinton during her time in Foggy Bottom.
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Despite its reputation for foggy weather and clam chowder, San Francisco has been a tiki mecca for decades.
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The last part of the song is features a voicemail over soft pianos that feel distant and foggy.
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"When I turned on the camera, it was kind of foggy and snowy everywhere," Nespoli tells The Verge.
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Japanese media quoted witnesses as saying the helicopter was flying extremely low in foggy weather before the crash.
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The weather may have been foggy and gray, but the Queen was looking pretty in pink on Thursday.
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That's 106 degrees in foggy, chilly northern California, where late-summer temperatures are usually in the high 20173s.
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It was foggy, then it started snowing hard and there was too much snow on the race line.
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It's called condensation, people, and no one is safe from the foggy steam that fills up plastic clothes.
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As the hybrids start squirming around on a foggy night, multiple Woodsmen begin floating down from the sky.
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They will ride to Foggy Bottom Station together and march to Lafayette Park across from the White House.
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The area is hilly and heavily forested, and the conditions on Tuesday were foggy and very cold, Brig.
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While MartyGraW showcases the rapper that Marty Baller is now, the rapper's life and story is still foggy.
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Another report last month said Tillerson was considering an early exit from Foggy Bottom, which the secretary denied.
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While the cop and Foggy banter, Matt's using his super-hearing to listen to details about the case.
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Matt's still spinning this story to Foggy and Karen that it's a demanding but well-paying new client.
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Foggy, Matt, and Karen are thinking the only way to handle this is to try the insanity plea.
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I was also glad to see him miss the opening statements because it put Foggy to the test.
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If a driver turns on a windshield wiper or fog lights, you know it's probably raining or foggy.
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And when a work contact interrupts my afternoon nap, I explain away the foggy voice as a cold.
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A cloudy (and foggy) start will give way to sunny skies by noon and a high near 70.
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Foggy in the early morning, then watch for a hazy sun, lots of clouds and a calm breeze.
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The works are enormous and will be displayed outdoors for months, exposed to the city's famously foggy climate.
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"Too foggy," a crew member in a leather bomber jacket mouthed, gesturing at the soup out the window.
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I looked outside wondering why it looked foggy, and I noticed that the trees were covered with white.
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Tillerson's chief of staff, Margaret Peterlin, was widely resented for walling off Tillerson from much of Foggy Bottom.
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Mild traumatic brain injury can show up as headache, dizziness, nausea, poor memory and a general foggy sensation.
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Other details about the project, which appears to be a film, are foggy, including where it will debut.
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Enjoy it while you can; 24 hours from now, things will probably turn wet, foggy and generally unpleasant.
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Even after getting a good night's rest I wake up feeling tired, demotivated and my brain feels foggy?
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Weather conditions at the airport were listed as foggy throughout Saturday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
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The California Department of Transportation urged drivers to be careful and shared pictures showing foggy and slick conditions.
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Reuters reported that conditions were extremely foggy at the time of the crash, which happened just before dawn.
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Then, the doctors tried an antipsychotic called Zyprexa, which made him feel like a zombie, foggy and tired.
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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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The province already has a vivid Celtic identity—even if its language has vanished into the foggy Galician hills.
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On the first day of my period, things are very foggy and I go in and out of consciousness.
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But he is not the only Republican senator to register alarm at the prospect of Tillerson at Foggy Bottom.
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Two staged pseudo-realities—this one outside Town Hall and the other inside the bodega—collided in foggy chaos.
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This time around, you need to watch out for fog and foggy days, because that means trouble is brewing.
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I'd be making smartass faces and big smiles into the camera, while Amber appeared distant, foggy, emotionless, and aloof.
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It's frigid as hell inside your car and the windshield is totally opaque from all the foggy ass frost.
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For example, users who just flew to London will be welcomed to foggy London town with a big banner.
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The scene is better crafted, as Foggy Nelson's (Elden Henson) opening statement in defense of Castle is written well.
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She reappeared again in season 2 of Daredevil, where she offered Matt Murdock's former partner, Foggy Nelson, a job.
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The Moon in Sagittarius clashes with Neptune in Pisces at 5:35 AM, making this a foggy, confusing morning.
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He also told his doctor he had, at times, felt foggy and not as sharp as he typically is.
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Because Rousey's fighting future is so foggy, Holm's next opponent will probably have to be picked from somewhere else.
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Lipow said foggy conditions in Houston, a seasonal issue for that city's shipping channel, affected crude imports as well.
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Success will be beyond Tillerson's reach if the White House and Foggy Bottom are not on the same page.
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It's foggy, they're at a disadvantage, and it's no surprise when the French waste no time plowing them down.
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" We experience how the land changes through the "foggy mist of summer" to "the dry-ice mist of winter.
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Hawley's fifth novel, "Before the Fall," begins on a foggy summer night, with a luxurious private jet awaiting passengers.
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There's a slight chance of rain before noon, and those of you on the road may find it foggy.
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We traverse Portland under a curtain of rain, the quiet city nothing but a foggy blur beyond the windshield.
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At Josie's, Matt, Foggy, and Karen are watching a news clip of the arrest of Frank Castle — the Punisher.
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Matt and Foggy are confused about her mention of Frank's family, so she admits she broke into his house.
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From a tropical Florida celebration to a winter wedding in foggy Carmel, CA, these seaside nuptials are beyond breathtaking.
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You're going to be foggy-headed—but you'll also see the world in a more poetic, non-linear way.
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As foggy as life might feel on this day, you'll likely be able to enjoy getting a little lost.
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There are occasional, quickly sketched scenes in a barrister's office, and one in a foggy East End side street.
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A pale kid growing up in foggy Nova Scotia, Canada, Trevor Ritchie started using tanning beds at age 15.
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There I was in a cramped passenger van along a narrow and mountainous Italian road on a foggy morning.
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During the winter, Alan sealed his windows with large sheets of foggy plastic that puffed inward like dirty balloons.
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When Ronald Reagan seemed increasingly foggy toward the end of his tenure, some aides discussed invoking the 25th Amendment.
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Due to the foggy conditions, the Los Angeles Police Department grounded its helicopters Sunday morning, a spokesman told CNN.
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Bryant&aposs private Sikorsky S-76 helicopter crashed Sunday morning in foggy conditions, and federal transport authorities are investigating.
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The story started on a foggy morning in 1945, when an Army bomber crashed into the Empire State Building.
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And if they could get through to Foggy Bottom on the phone, they'd likely find morale at rock bottom.
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But kind of a very foggy memory as in I don't have, the memory doesn't includes much visual memory.
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That actually happened to three Vermont sightseers who drove onto Lake Champlain on a dark, rainy and foggy night.
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On one foggy morning on the Mexican side of the border wall, a couple posed for their wedding photos.
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It also came along with headaches and a foggy feeling in my brain which made it hard to concentrate.
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At the Wuppertal wastewater treatment plant in Germany, foggy clouds hang low on the green hills around large pools.
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She's walking around town on a foggy night trying to figure out what that pig was trying to tell her.
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It's not known why the helicopter was out in foggy conditions, and the cause of the crash is under investigation.
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Cover: Jason Kessler, organizer of Sunday's "White Civil Rights" rally, walks from Foggy Bottom to Lafayette Square, flanked by police.
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As I watched his plane disappear into the foggy night, it was as though I had been hit by lightning.
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"It was so bleak and dark in England — those gray and foggy postwar years," he previously told the Chicago Tribune.
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It's so foggy that they can barely see in front of them, and there is hardly a trace of civilization.
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Even mild dehydration made healthy, young men feel fatigued and foggy-headed in a 2011 British Journal of Nutrition study.
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McCain's doctors told CNN he had said he felt "foggy and not as sharp" as usual prior to the procedure.
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There have been foggy rave refractions, straight-up house belters, and blissed ambience buried in that string of recent releases.
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Shipwrecks aren't necessarily barren, static things, vanished and abandoned to the deep water and the recesses of someone's foggy memory.
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Questions continue to loom about a potential conflict of interest with her family's foundation during her tenure at Foggy Bottom.
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I usually have a kind of foggy feeling looming over me all day, which completely envelopes me around 3 p.m.
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I leave the party with my underwear in my hands and only a foggy memory of what had just occurred.
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Also on May 30, Mercury opposes Jupiter, which doesn't bode well for decision-making because you're foggy on the details.
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Your brain could feel foggy, but that's fine—you're meant to relax with a face mask, not do complicated calculations.
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Sporting It was a foggy day in Chongqing, a metropolis in southwest China, and the driving range was almost empty.
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The headset is comfortable to wear, though the display can get foggy sometimes as you wear it for longer intervals.
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ET Sunday from Washington's Foggy Bottom subway station to Lafayette Square park, according to the "Unite the Right 2" website.
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After an unusually hot and long summer, this November's damp, foggy weather has proved perfect for truffle hunting around Alba.
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Their monarchy is by far the oldest on the planet, stretching 2,600 years back into the foggy realm of legend.
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The quest takes Captain and his crew from the shores of Blood Island to the foggy streets of Victorian London.
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It's unclear how many people will attend Sunday's march, which will follow Pennsylvania Avenue from Foggy Bottom to Lafayette Square.
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Now that Foggy knows, he's concerned about how Matt's vigilante business may affect their law practice if he's ever caught.
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Foggy runs out to the scene, but discovers, along with the police, that both Daredevil and the Punisher are gone.
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They cheers to a "safe Hell's Kitchen," and Foggy goes to get them some shots, leaving our maybe lovebirds alone.
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At one point in this episode, Matt's being broody about how he got Foggy into this whole mess with Frank.
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Eventually he's deposited in a foggy clearing lit like a club or a stadium, where he's encircled by four men.
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More disturbingly, Iran apologists and lobbyists have found a stable home at Foggy Bottom to the detriment of American interests.
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At this point in the season, when teams have six or seven games remaining, the playoff picture is delightfully foggy.
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He's said to be at the top of Trump's list for Foggy Bottom but has virtually no foreign policy experience.
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In one, the resurrected dead float in space, speck-like and weightless, like birds lifting off from a foggy lake.
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Our king room had a view of the Golden Gate Bridge — or its lower half, anyway, on that foggy day.
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Foggy Neptune is stirring the pot now, making it harder to see what direction you're heading, and what you believe.
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I grew up in Sweden, and one night it was very foggy in the winter, when it gets dark fast.
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The helicopter crashed near Calabasas as it headed to a youth basketball game on a foggy morning on January 26.
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The helicopter had reportedly been traveling amid foggy weather in the area before it crashed and was engulfed into flames.
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Asia is still grappling with that awkward mix, four centuries after the EIC's motley crew sailed from the foggy Thames. ■
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The helicopter circled for 12 minutes while awaiting "special visual flight rules" clearance to continue on in the foggy conditions.
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Trump reportedly grew frustrated with Tillerson because of the slow pace in appointing staff at Foggy Bottom earlier this year.
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Buscalan, population 229, is a mile hike from the nearest dirt road through foggy forest and centuries-old rice terraces.
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So goes this sometimes great, sometimes foggy album, which is almost bold in its resistance to contemporary pop music aesthetics.
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Ha can still see some shadows, faint light, and contrasting colors -- similar to a foggy mirror after a hot shower.
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The reason for the crash is unclear, but local residents told KATC that foggy weather may have been a factor.
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Cherish the flawless, 210-degree weather while it lasts; the next few days are looking a bit foggy and wet.
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On Tuesday, then, Sessions told lawmakers that he remembered the interaction in general terms — but was foggy on the details.
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You're moody AF today, Cancer, with the Moon (your ruling planet) clashing with foggy Neptune, gluttonous Jupiter, and grumpy Saturn.
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The closest to this would be George Shultz, who worked for Bechtel between 1974 and 1982 before coming to Foggy Bottom.
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"I remember arriving at the monastery -- it was cold, foggy, getting dark and absolutely nobody was around," Bourne said over email.
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The good news is that the most common causes of that foggy feeling aren't a sign of something scary going on.
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Confusion at school or during travel may take place today as Mercury, the planet of the mind, meets foggy, hazy Neptune.
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The beetle in question harvests water effectively in a desert, but that desert also happens to be prone to foggy conditions.
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He always seems one step ahead of Matt and series regulars Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) and Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll).
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Foggy Bottom reportedly informed Congress on Wednesday of its decision to remove the conditions and follow through with the sale. Sen.
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They look very cool, particularly on a foggy night when the laser beams used to focus their mirror arrays are visible.
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I still have concerns, mainly due to some foggy answers regarding the present debt and the status of our mortgaged assets.
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Motherhood is a kind of foggy bubble she can't step out of long enough to wrap her arms around her child.
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Pompeo has been on the job for only three weeks but morale at Foggy Bottom is up considerably under his leadership.
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So Karen, Foggy, and Matt are all at the courthouse, because the DA called them in for questioning around Frank's escape.
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His caution, they argue, allowed the public to have a foggy sense of clear, calculated, consistent Russian meddling in the campaign.
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For weeks after the street make-out, I let the scene play out over and over in my foggy, inattentive mind.
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O.J. Simpson aims to resurrect a past that's recent enough to be remembered but distant enough to be a little foggy.
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The same seemed true for Laura Jacobs, the 193-year-old nonbinary therapist who spoke to me about the foggy mirror.
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Officials have previously said Ventura was driving through a foggy area and over-corrected when his tires went off the road.
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They share tips online about how best to use stimulation when feeling depressed, or impulsive, or mentally foggy — with mixed results.
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Yes, Foggy Bottom is a real neighborhood in Washington, D.C., but it's also the perfect name for a school this dismal.
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We hit a foggy roadblock thanks to Neptune, the planet of illusion and delusion that opposes sweet Venus on September 226.
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Bryant, 41, and his daughter Gianna, 13, died in the helicopter crash Sunday along with seven others in foggy weather conditions.
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The helicopter carrying Mr. Bryant, 41, went down near Calabasas, about 30 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles, in foggy conditions.
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No, it's not an escape (for that, there's Cooking); it's a dive into the mysterious foggy abyss of facts and alternatives.
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Could the Tesla Cybertruck be the latest car to play host to shameful, embarrassing, humiliating, 42-second, foggy-windowed first times?
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Smith 4D Mag ChromaPop Goggles for $224 ($56 off): In snowy, foggy regions, nice snow goggle lenses can be life-changing.
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"If no one can remember what had happened, then the issue of consent becomes that much more foggy," a juror said.
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And with their presence, the foggy metropolis's historic, narrow streets became mini-runways hailing from all sides of the proverbial pond.
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The tempo of her sentences matches Winter Island's foggy skies and roiling seas: at once bright and languid, visceral and lyric.
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Now 303, Mr. Warner said in an interview that his memories of the Bork hearings had grown foggy over the years.
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Now 303, Mr. Warner said in an interview that his memories of the Bork hearings had grown foggy over the years.
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"From the moment I start something, I can see the finished song, even if it's far-off and foggy," she said.
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The weather was so foggy that the Los Angeles Police Department and the county sheriff's department had grounded their own choppers.
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Utecht sustained hits so hard he says they erased many memories and left him foggy, forgetful and irritable for years afterward.
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A former mining worker, Matt Ross, began feeling "foggy" and suffered from migraines in his first year on a fifo job.
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Nor have Pompeo and other top State Department officials explained what role senior leaders in Foggy Bottom played in Giuliani's efforts.
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If you keep speaking with her, it's eventually revealed that you're waiting on a call from your mother, for foggy reasons.
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Britain's Big Squeeze BIRMINGHAM, England — On a foggy afternoon last fall, a suicidal patient walked out of Solihull Hospital and disappeared.
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Five days a week, in the foggy hills of San Francisco, 11 writers and artists discuss the minutiae of storm troopers.
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Ciani: I have a great view, and the sun comes up right out that window every morning, unless it's really foggy.
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The NTSB said the plane was seen on radar flying south, then turning and flying north before it disappeared in foggy weather.
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Dark is a new TV series on Netflix about children going missing, strange events, and people wandering through foggy forests with flashlights.
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And Secretary of State Rex Tillerson still cuts a lonely figure at Foggy Bottom after administration officials nixed his favorite for deputy.
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But images taken beyond that widest point, and especially at the lens' 45mm and f6.3 limits, look a bit foggy and dull.
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And in a spot of good news, Foggy tells Luke and Claire that there won't be legal repercussions for either of them.
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I had a foggy, in retrospect misguided, idea that the pill was somehow getting in the way of my body's "natural" rhythms.
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The aircraft circled over Glendale for about 12 minutes before getting "special visual flight rules" clearance to continue in the foggy conditions.
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Disney released a new poster for Frozen 2, with Anna and Elsa standing back-to-back in a foggy and gloomy forest.
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She's crashing at a beach house on the foggy California coast when its owner's son, Julian, a college dropout, shows up unannounced.
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A confident diplomat, unafraid to take risks Clinton came to Foggy Bottom still harboring presidential ambitions, which many believed made her cautious.
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Taqueria Guadalajara, tucked away in the Excelsior, the foggy stepsister of the Mission District, deserves to be in the conversation as well.
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The show also introduced characters like Misty, Foggy, and Trish into Danny's orbit, even if he didn't interact with them much directly.
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They chose to hang out on the road to stay warm during a foggy morn, where they were photographed on July 2.
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That's a foggy way to guarantee a woman's right to make choices about her body, and so it doesn't really do that.
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At midnight, as the fireworks danced in the foggy sky, I stopped to admire the outlines of couples kissing on rooftops nearby.
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The sun had gone down and groups of people were saying their goodbyes in the foggy light streaming over from the city.
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The foggy out-of-focus backgrounds are a combination of the last five years of police riots—from Hong Kong to Ferguson.
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The $15,000 expenditure is Foggy Bottom's first disbursement to a property bearing Trump's name since the president took office, the Post reported.
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The secretary has been in Foggy Bottom intermittently since his firing last week to complete paperwork and assist with the transition process.
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Back at that foggy Chongqing driving range in 2008, Zhou shook his head as he watched my poor excuse for a swing.
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The pool, in an airy room on the fourth floor, was beneath a glass ceiling that showcased the foggy San Francisco sky.
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Getting drugs from producers to consumers is a complex and foggy business, with multiple middlemen capturing bits and pieces along the way.
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You give me foggy London streets between 1820-1920, crimes to solve or crimes to commit, and I'm all the way in.
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It encourages us to tap into our imagination; however, it's important to stay grounded when Neptune's foggy influence is in the air.
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Foggy calls Matt into the other room, insisting they start on a non-criminal case that came their way about a landlord.
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Back at the hospital, Foggy tries to talk to Frank about this plea deal, but Frank wants to speak to Karen alone.
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As you burst above the canopy, a real-world fan blows cold air in your face, simulating the foggy sky you're entering.
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The individual worked in one of the annex buildings in Washington, not the main State Department building in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood.
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France Dispatch BOULOGNE-SUR-MER, France — There is disquiet along the cold, foggy quays of this major French fishing port facing Britain.
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The same themes and stories recur, with a revolving cast of Trump explainers purporting to guide us through the foggy mood maze.
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And Foggy Nelson is rewarded for his hard work and integrity in a way that Claire (and, to some extent, Karen) isn't.
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Clinton — who made it known that she wanted her people around her — took a handful of aides with her to Foggy Bottom.
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Eight passengers and a pilot were on the S-76B helicopter that crashed on a foggy hillside in the Santa Monica Mountains.
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The crime itself was a foggy, ambiguous incident that involved psychedelic drugs; two boys testified against him, and, under pressure, Daniel confessed.
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If it was a foggy day and the windows did not admit enough light to read by, he had to go home.
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But now the hungry, wet, homeless painter was dragging himself along the streets, ignoring the foggy air and the damp iridescent walls.
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Thompson, a retired Army intelligence officer, arrived at State's Foggy Bottom heaquarters on Monday morning, according to the official in Pence's office.
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Pompeo replaced Rex Tillerson, who was widely reviled in Foggy Bottom over his unwillingness to consult with department experts, among other complaints.
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Like LSD and mushrooms, it could lead to neural network reorganization resulting in foggy headedness and flashbacks after excessive, long-term use.
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US Coast Guard Cutter Eagle sailed into some foggy weather in Casco Bay during its arrival in Portland, Maine on August 4.
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On a foggy Monday morning in Silicon Valley this week, I took a ride in Google's self-driving car and nothing happened.
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Because when Rosalind touches Tommy, she's taken into a foggy no man's land where Tommy is wandering, lost, and a baby is crying.
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Mercury connects with Neptune during this retrograde, bringing in its "foggy, cloudy, blind-spotted rose colored glasses into the experience," Dr. Lennox says.
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Yet government bond prices have risen somewhat in recent weeks though specifics on fiscal policy remain foggy before Trump takes office on Friday.
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Now riders in the foggy city will (sometimes) have the option of getting picked up in one of Uber's new near-autonomous cars.
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And on an impossibly foggy day, the event was clear evidence of how cozy the tech industry is with Democrats from Northern California.
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"The challenge for investors is they're in this foggy place where all the economic data that's coming in is pre-coronavirus," he said.
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The foggy conditions in the Los Angeles area were so bad that day that the Los Angeles Police Department had grounded its helicopters.
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On a misty, foggy night that matched struggling right-handers, neither the Twins' Lance Lynn nor the Yankees' Sonny Gray showed much progress.
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"You know, obviously when something that traumatic happens in your life and you lose a parent, things are a little foggy," she said.
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So much of my work involves writing and editing, and it's hard to keep focused and produce quality work when my brain's foggy!
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The previous generation of MacBook Pro keys (left) has a foggy silicone membrane, while the new generation (right) has a smooth, transparent membrane.
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Given Brexit in the UK and President Trump's promises to put America first, the negotiations for this trade deal are foggy at best.
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I capture my subjects with both available light and artificial lights because artificial lights can create a very unique feel in foggy conditions.
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You could see the old bridge, if you stood on a chair and looked at an angle and squinted and it wasn't foggy.
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Though it was foggy after the accident, Sumwalt said they don't yet know whether there was fog at the time of the crash.
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And his service will undoubtedly continue at high levels and with great passion and skill in the years after he leaves Foggy Bottom.
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Cohen, who was an entertainment executive in Los Angeles, woke up every morning feeling weak and foggy-brained, with a low-grade fever.
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One of his predecessors, Madeleine Albright, compared the situation in Foggy Bottom to "an open wound" and called it a national security emergency.
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While you're keeping an eye out for the meteor shower, you might see a small, foggy green patch in the sky, NASA said.
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Since taking the helm at Foggy Bottom, Tillerson has been slow and methodical in learning the building and acquainting himself with bureaucratic Washington.
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My mother is asleep in the seat next to me, huddled under a fleece travel blanket, her head resting against the foggy window.
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He approaches the guy at the bar, who reveals that his name is Grotto and he's there to talk to Matt and Foggy.
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There had been a sign that said "Fog Area," after which everything got foggy immediately, as if the sign had summoned the fog.
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The week before, two feet of snow — mostly gone now, with leftover mounds seeping foggy wisps into the saturated air — blanketed the ground.
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The Daily News' front page covered multiple aspects of the local tragedy, including information about the "foggy hillside" where Bryant's helicopter went down.
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Adia Victoria's powerful 2016 B-side "Howlin' Shame" lurches through foggy, spellbinding guitar and violin like the withered woman described in its lyrics.
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Today starts off cool and foggy, but by afternoon the sun will break out and temperatures will jump to a high near 87.
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Though the crash remains under investigation, it has been speculated that low visibility due to foggy weather may have contributed to the crash.
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Yes. I think there were a couple of really roundabout things that may have happened between now and then, but that's pretty foggy.
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Weather: A warm, foggy morning gives way to rain in the afternoon, then the temperature begins dropping sharply until it starts snowing overnight.
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"A little folklore we tell the kids is that the bonfire is to guide Papa Noel down the foggy Mississippi River," Weidert said.
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Bridie moves through a Victorian London of ravens and ghosts, apothecaries and circuses, a foggy underworld filled with crypts and stuffy rooming houses.
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More than 35 years later, my memory is foggy, but I recall that I was in school from something like 8:30 a.m.
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I could recognize it, the way we can remember the foggy ephemera of a dream, but it also felt quite foreign to me.
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Woll and Henson While this is going on, Frank Castle is on trial and Matt, Foggy, and Karen are attempting to win his freedom — but when Elektra tortures a witness for the prosecution into admitting they previously lied, Foggy believes Matt asked Elektra to do this on their behalf, shattering their friendship, so he goes to work for Jeri Hogarth instead.
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Foggy would wax poetic about the beauty of the city; Matt would observe that everything is darkness and he doesn't care for the view.
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When we visited the shop on a foggy Friday in late March, it was clear that Zelda Hair is popular for a few reasons.
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It could be too hot, or too cold, or cloudy, or foggy—but at least we have a better chance of being dry, right?
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It compiled symptoms that ranged from ringing ears to foggy thinking to dizziness, all signs of inner ear damage, to come to this conclusion.
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Two helicopters were deployed for that mission, but a decision was made to turn back when the foggy skies were determined to be dangerous.
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The elongated, crossover-hatchback electric car is seen cruising through a variety of washed-out settings, like serene forests and a foggy urban environment.
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As it came into land at a foggy Basel airport in France, a light aircraft narrowly missed a British Airways jet on the runway.
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My lifelong addiction to the teeth-shatteringly sweet, frozen churned mixture of cream, milk, sugar, and eggs started during my childhood in foggy London.
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The room was small, foggy with dust, ripe with the smell of chemical reagents (there had been construction recently in the alley), poorly painted.
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We all know the feeling – your eyelids get heavy, your head gets foggy and you find yourself in the middle of an afternoon slump.
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And with the exception of Foggy, all the other characters seem to roll over for him — even if it goes against their best interests.
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Weed consumption has moved upstairs from the foggy basement cliches and microdosing is reportedly favored by everyone from Silicon Valley coders to SoCal creatives.
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Not all that glitters is gold and not everything is as good as it seems, so avoid getting carried away by this foggy energy.
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The country's Directorate-General for Health said no, and today, the legal implications of lighting up in school remain foggy to say the least.
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On one recent foggy summer morning, Gary and Kara Waugaman stood in the fields of a ranch near the Salinas Valley town of Watsonville.
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That means there will be no growing pains of a new administration wrangling with the permanent government entrenched in Foggy Bottom and K Street.
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But this year, something is remarkably different when it comes to Foggy Bottom and the resources needed for America's civilian forces around the world.
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The secretary is squandering his most precious asset -- the immensely talented, intelligent, experienced, hardworking and capable people who man the trenches at Foggy Bottom.
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In the photo series The Foggy Night, photographer Kyle Kim does something similar, given that not a human is in sight in his frames.
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Kim is now in graduate school at San Francisco's Academy of Art University, which is how he started photographing the foggy city at night.
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Here's what else is happening: We're moving from foggy to fine: Patchy clouds should clear the way for sunshine as the day goes on.
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Along shaded boardwalks and beneath the foggy shine of streetlights, a photographer encapsulates the chill of night in a series of strikingly cinematic images.
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He's not seen as a fighter for his department on Capitol Hill, a factor that has deepened a crisis of morale at Foggy Bottom.
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All of that adds up to poor quality sleep followed by a groggy, foggy, "I don't know why I'm so tired," kind of morning.
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At some point, probably a little foggy as to exactly when, the president found out and reimbursed him," Giuliani said on ABC's "This Week.
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I had flu-like symptoms, severe headaches, and my brain felt so foggy it was impossible to read more than a couple of sentences.
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The Foggy Bottom-GWU metro station is about a mile from the center of Georgetown and three stops from Metro Center in downtown Washington.
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Nauert is still working out of Foggy Bottom, according to sources at the State Department, and is working hard prepping for her confirmation hearing.
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Other metro areas saw a foggy and rainy 2019 start, including New York, Boston and Washington, D.C. CNN's Keith Allen contributed to this report.
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Like Vertigo's swirling, unnerving soundtrack , a recurring melodic theme surfaces throughout Sirens' foggy soundscapes, a "naive, childlike, almost nursery rhyme motif" according to Martin.
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Perhaps he felt guilty for not being there on that foggy mid-October afternoon when the baby came out while I was home alone.
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Wednesday's new moon in Pisces heightens your natural empathy and inner voice, although its alignment with foggy Neptune can distort your perception of reality.
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They break down, melt, or are tossed in the trash, and could potentially disappear from public consciousness forever, leaving behind but a foggy memory.
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Pretty cool moment when they all made it to the famous watering hole, Oga's Cantina ... where they showed off their bubbly and foggy drinks.
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Mercury retrograde is especially hard for you, Gemini, because Mercury is your planetary ruler, making you extra sensitive (and foggy-headed) during the retrograde.
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This soundboard recording at Big Sur's Henry Miller Library—an intimate, outdoor performance on a foggy night—is the Merriweather era in full focus.
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I would be a whole new person, every one of my cells regenerated enough times that the old cells were just distant, foggy memories.
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His mother and brother were in the car, which Jamie had recently leased out, he says, and the windows were foggy from the cold.
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But what exactly the president would agree to remains foggy, and Ms. Sanders refused to provide any clarity at a press briefing Tuesday afternoon.
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The kids tried their best but it seemed as if every time they exhaled a foggy breath, the structure let out a loud creak.
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The helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant and his party, which was traveling in foggy conditions, lacked the warning system when it crashed on January 26.
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When Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, found out, she called Colin L. Powell, the secretary of state, at his office in Foggy Bottom.
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I was there for the gut-wrenching calls, when we were caught between the Scylla and Charybdis of law and ethics in foggy conditions.
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Hours later, the helicopter taking Bryant and others to his sports academy for a basketball tournament plummeted into the foggy hills in Calabasas, Calif.
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The cause of the crash is still under investigation, though the Times reports foggy conditions may have made navigation difficult for the helicopter's pilot.
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I still have days where simply getting out of bed is a challenge, or when my brain is so foggy it's hard to concentrate.
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As I stood before a slightly foggy bathroom mirror a few weeks ago, my fingers gingerly grasped a few strands of freshly washed hair.
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Humboltd County, a foggy, woodsy stretch along the northern, California coastline, has the highest per-capita rate of people reported missing in the country.
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FOGGY OUTLOOK: Tom Shannon, the highest ranking career official at the State Department, is set to retire amid low morale at the State Department.
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She has been in contact with Kissinger for years — as Grandin notes, they exchanged emails semi-regularly during her own time in Foggy Bottom.
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The close proximity allows each partner to breathe the other's foggy breath, and there's an increased likelihood that you'll sneeze on each other. Sexy!
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"There is a reasonable and legitimate interest in understanding how things work at Foggy Bottom and what the bureaus do," one of the officials said.
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As we passed below the Brooklyn Bridge on this particularly foggy day, installation artist Lyne Lapointe shifted the focus from musical performance to historical conversation.
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Her pastel colors have an almost foggy presence, and aspects of her figures, like hair, diminish into beautiful linework before dissolving into the background color.
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Elden Henson -- who plays Matt Murdock's best friend, Foggy Nelson, on the hit Netflix show "Daredevil" -- is heading to Splitsville ... because he's filed for divorce.
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The mood in Foggy Bottom Croft's testimony is a good example of how diplomats are feeling a new kind of pressure during the Trump administration.
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When he leaves the prison, he gets his signature gold-lined hoodie back and has a brief but highly entertaining conversation with Foggy (Elden Henson).
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On maneuvers in Israel returning from a mission, Elkabetz flew into a foggy cloud-bank that his traffic control tower said should not be there.
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The hearing was an overview of her prior unclear statements, foggy memory and curious behavior with respect to Cosby before and after the alleged crimes.
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When Kessler and his crew of just two dozen emerged at Foggy Bottom in Washington D.C., a large crowd of media and protesters were waiting.
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So the details on her conception are still a bit, um...foggy (pun intended), and could mean that she was conceived on a stormy night?!
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Locals paid little heed to the fog at first—after all, foggy days have been a hallmark of life in Britain for thousands of years.
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Driver Assistance and Automation: Self-driving systems were failing when it was foggy, because they were unable to differentiate between heavy fog and a rock.
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The film was primarily shot on location in Ireland, and Tully and cinematographer Wyatt Garfield use the evocative landscapes and foggy boglands to maximum effect.
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If I leave early enough it's foggy and sort of looks like Gotham -- you've got the sun rising and the city appearing through the fog.
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The effect is particularly striking with Karen, giving the character some well-needed development and also letting Foggy shine as both a friend and lawyer.
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On February 9, they'll release their second album, Cranberry, which brings a lot of the foggy ideas they've explored with the band into clearer focus.
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As CNN reported, the survey asks respondents a host of questions about changes they either have made or would like to see at Foggy Bottom.
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"I imagined that the smoke machine was literally a foggy place in which artists lose themselves in order to renew their inspiration," notes the director.
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Like a number of likeminded artists huddled under the umbrella of ambient music, she works with damp synth patches, blustery vocals, and foggy effects processing.
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I'd woken up to foggy remnants of dreams about hot air balloons in Turkey, skydiving in Croatia and getting caught in the rain in Berlin.
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The pills doled out at Clockworks Psychiatric Hospital (there you go, more Kubrick) look like ecstasy tabs and put David in a foggy dream state.
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The proverbial wee dram is a romance in heather and smoke, fascinating the world over yet always traced back to the foggy glens of Scotland.
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In a charged October statement, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sought to blame Congress for the gaps in staffing both abroad and in Foggy Bottom.
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The State Department refused to give more details about why the agency was at the hotel, but noted that Foggy Bottom helps with trips abroad.
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Major metro areas of the east such as New York, Boston and Washington were having a soggy and potentially foggy start to their New Year.
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Bob Woodward, the one-man Swamp, parrots Foggy Bottom geopolitical strategery that says we should win friends abroad by exporting American jobs, factories and industries.
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DeVos again said schools that receive federal funds must follow federal laws, but Merkley pointed out that the federal laws in this area are foggy.
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Mr. Cox and Elden Hanson, as Foggy, do earnestness well and put across the sometimes dopey dialogue better than you'd have a right to expect.
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Follow your heart, but remember: Your mind is a bit foggy thanks to Mercury retrograde, so watch your step as you make any spontaneous moves.
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And after parties at stranger's apartments are always where the fun, spooky, and memorable stuff happens—even if the memory ends up a bit foggy.
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As the stage and platform lighting dimmed to a mere two spotlights, ghostly sounds emerging from the dress filled the room in a foggy ambience.
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Printed on Japanese paper, its long composition and foggy image — which seems to almost blend photography with watercolor — recall the sparse landscapes of Japanese scrolls.
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The vision was very clear, but it stayed only for a few seconds and disappeared again… it was like a window into that foggy stuff.
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The video stars musician and frequent West collaborator Teyana Taylor, who dances around in a foggy, empty gym in the style of 1983's Flashdance.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Friday repudiated reports that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's days in Foggy Bottom are numbered after days of speculation.
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Past GOP presidents have also sought to cut the State Department down to size, and even current employees have acknowledged bureaucratic problems at Foggy Bottom.
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There are foggy drives down forest roads, after-school milkshakes in a retro diner, cult initiations with all-white dress codes, practically unwatchable musical episodes.
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But the nonbinary person may not have an image; even with the help of the foggy mirror, they may not be able to find themself.
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And just as she's confronted, confesses her sins, talks about her daughter, and gives Murdock and Foggy Nelson the information they need, she's gunned down.
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Similar concerns prevented Trump from reaching the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea a year ago when foggy weather prevented his helicopter from landing.
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The foggy ring seen on the outside is condensed water vapor, created because of a pressure difference between the motor gas and normal air outside.
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Halfway through their final year at school, they have wised up to the only real attainment Foggy Bottom has earned them: A mountain of debt.
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Kobe Bryant and Gianna were among nine people killed when their helicopter, headed to a youth basketball game, crashed on a foggy morning January 24.
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Kobe and Gianna Bryant were among nine people killed when their helicopter, headed to a youth basketball game, crashed on a foggy morning January 24.
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"With respect to the discussion of Russian meddling, it happened in every meeting I was in," Pompeo told reporters during a briefing at Foggy Bottom.
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Weather conditions at Lafayette Regional Airport were listed as foggy throughout Saturday morning, with a visibility of 0.75 miles, according to the National Weather Service.
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After all, if you've sent people home for good, they won't waste energy trying to survive at Foggy Bottom, just making the remaining employees nervous.
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But his somewhat narrow experience may have left him ill-equipped to handle the kinds of complex political situations he might face in Foggy Bottom.
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London's Heathrow Airport said it had cancelled approximately 100 out of about 1,300 scheduled flights on Monday as foggy weather reduced visibility at Europe's busiest hub.
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Former and current department officials say he's definitely shown up in the cafeteria, always a signal that you're a man of the people at Foggy Bottom.
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Perhaps he was closeted, people said, or maybe he was just so foggy from hours of drinking that he didn't notice the shades on his face.
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She said that he then took her back to his home, poured more drinks, and that her memory became foggy about the rest of the night.
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Pisces season officially starts on the 18th, but by then the sign's intuitive, foggy style will be as familiar as the comfy dent in your sofa.
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As soon as I exit my ship, my view turns a foggy green, and I wonder what kinds of creatures live here in the extreme conditions.
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The question of what Spotify stands to gain from filling their playlists with mostly unknown producers further anonymized by working pseudonymously is still a bit foggy.
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They fit perfectly with the aesthetic of the Necromancer, diving into the darker side of Diablo with the unnerving, foggy moors and the sinister, horrific temple.
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"It was a foggy night and some bikers came up the mountain and threatened to tie Peter and another crew member to a generator," she says.
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Beyond this handful of businessmen-turned-diplomats — and Thomas Jefferson himself — remarkably few have gone to Foggy Bottom with comparable skills and experience as Rex Tillerson.
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A different but safe land On a bitterly cold and foggy afternoon in early January, Muna and Mohammed drove down Highway 5 to the Lethbridge airport.
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For Clinton, the question is whether foreign donors to the Clinton Foundation won access to the former secretary of State when she was at Foggy Bottom.
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It was a foggy Friday morning last November, and she immediately had a line of customers to purchase dried bud, brownies, and extracts such as shatter.
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There are practical reasons to hire dialect-speakers, notably when caring for residents with dementia, who need constant guidance in a world turned foggy and frightening.
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I think Bran has an idea of destinies and an idea of fate, so he kind of has a foggy picture of where things are going.
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The vacancies have concerned national security experts, frustrated lawmakers and confounded foreign diplomats, who say they no longer have a point of contact at Foggy Bottom.
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It had been a foggy drive from Barcelona, but by the time we reached Palafrugell's small medieval center, the sun was out and we were hungry.
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At his confirmation hearing for Secretary of State, CIA Director Mike Pompeo will vow to rebuild Foggy Bottom — implicitly conceding shortcomings by his predecessor, Rex Tillerson.
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"I was a little foggy to explain what the hell was going on," he tells me, referring to the first day we met up in Philadelphia.
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Several Republicans said they continue holding out hope that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will leave Foggy Bottom to return home to run for Roberts's seat.
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Blindness is a spectrum, and for many blind people, the world isn't all cloud; it's just foggy enough to pose formidable challenges and force clever adaptations.
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More thinking is required on how analogous measures might apply to AI systems, particularly those entrusted with orchestrating military forces across a chaotic and foggy battlefield.
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Performing as Circuit des Yeux, she pairs dense, foggy electronic soundscapes with acoustic instruments and lays her greatest musical asset — her rich, operatic baritone — on top.
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It was dark and foggy, a fact I noted in the pool report I was preparing for when the embargo lifted, without realizing its full significance.
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Bryant, Zobayan and seven other people died when the helicopter crashed as it headed to a youth basketball game on a foggy morning on January 26.
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There was extremely low visibility at the time of the crash and conditions were foggy and cloudy with a drizzle, according to CNN Meteorologist Michael Guy.
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Just before Kobe Bryant and eight others were killed in a helicopter crash on Sunday, the pilot was given special clearance to fly in foggy conditions.
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When Heidi Zak was getting dressed for work one foggy March morning in 6003, she peered into the drawer that housed her undergarments and sighed sadly.
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Too foggy-brained to read, I'd scroll through website after website of baby clothes, soothed by the parade of sherbet-colored onesies, socks and tiny cardigans.
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" Our critic says the film itself is not interesting enough to argue about, calling it "an empty, foggy exercise in secondhand style and second-rate philosophizing.
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He took steps toward running, lining up major donors and making his presence felt in Kansas even as he insisted his focus was on Foggy Bottom.
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Investigators are trying to determine the cause of the crash and whether the pilot should have been granted special permission to fly in the foggy conditions.
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The initial crash caused seven other minor crashes, said the police, who described the road conditions at the time of the crash as slick and foggy.
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Switching trains at Schwarzach-St Veit train station in Austria, the mountains were becoming taller, the valleys deeper, the fog ... well, it was becoming awfully foggy.
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Or she could choose to get back in for a while, and might be in demand to succeed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at Foggy Bottom.
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A common mistake, according to Josh Bauerle, a Willard, Ohio-based CPA and co-founder of The Prestige Journal, is being foggy about your business expenses.
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Some of the initially rumored potential secretaries — John Bolton, Newt Gingrich, Rudy Giuliani — often seemed more inclined to blow up Foggy Bottom than to run it.
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A friendship ensued, and Mr. Wiseman joined the first edition of Flatt & Scruggs's Foggy Mountain Boys in 1948, with Flatt on guitar and Scruggs on banjo.
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For some, it was a war lived on the front lines, with the casualties to match; for others, a terrible but foggy memory of a tragic past.
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His lawyers say Pearlman became addicted to opioids used to treat severe back and leg pain and the drugs made him "foggy" and unable to think clearly.
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When Not You's principal songwriter, Nancy Urich, picks up the phone in early May, the weather outside her window in Sambro, Nova Scotia is grey and foggy.
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"Impossible Causes" also jumps back and forth in time in ways that can be as foggy as the landscape the author evokes in passages of archaic prose.
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SARA EISEN: Let's get over to what looks like a foggy looking Washington D.C. Our Wilfred Frost is at the White House, along with the Vice President.
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It's foggy out, and Maria's working at home before she goes to her job — she's always working — at the local trauma hospital, where she's a cancer nurse.
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The weather in the UK may be famously foggy, but Facebook doesn't need to rub it in, especially when this month might be the wettest on record.
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It's going to require some serious digging into old receipts, files, and online dashboards, and there is no way my foggy brain can tackle that right now.
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Before the surgery, McCain told his doctors he had, at times, felt foggy and not as sharp as normal, and was having double vision, according to CNN.
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As far as reports of a foggy memory, he said he took "some pretty heavy meds" for a prior medical condition but that his coaching wasn't affected.
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It has a swath of ongoing open records cases against the State Department over emails sent on Clinton's personal email server during her tenure at Foggy Bottom.
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It's a grayscale record of foggy ambience conjured from shattered guitar lines, barely functioning electronics, and long sustained tones from distant bells and her arsenal of horns.
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So we have this kind of foggy memory of 287 as not being a terrible year in the market — that's part of the reason it's been forgotten.
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"I believe that I was assaulted but some of the details of my assault—I have PTSD and some of them are foggy," she told Eramo's lawyers.
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The woman, Rose's former girlfriend, offered few details about the encounter with the men, saying she had a foggy memory of the evening because of alcohol intoxication.
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Two women separately fleeing their families collide in an accident on a foggy highway, and only one survives — then falls in love with the dead woman's husband.
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With every foggy synth line and pinched pop structure, we wonder, would it even mean anything different if music this alien was made in Paris or London?
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For those whose memories of early 1990s America are either foggy or nonexistent, it's worth recalling what life in much of urban America was like back then.
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While we cannot top the foggy lattes of Seattle, sunny San Antonio has a lot to offer, and that goes well beyond our world-famous River Walk.
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Bryant, his daughter, and seven others died in a helicopter crash on January 26 in Calabasas, California, while flying to a youth basketball game in foggy conditions.
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In the months and years after my husband's death, I would slip into a foggy depression of my own, fueled by my loss and sense of failure.
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The helicopter, which crashed into hilly terrain in foggy conditions, was transporting its passengers to the Mamba Sports Academy in Thousand Oaks for a youth basketball game.
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On the foggy morning of January 26, Pelinka was in church with his family when his phone buzzed in his pocket, he told the arena's capacity crowd.
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"We all have good days and bad days, times when we're foggy, or when we're sharp," said Michael Kahana, who with Youssef Ezzyat led the research team.
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Foggy weather conditions The helicopter was operating under "special visual flight rules" (SVFR), according to an air traffic control conversation with the pilot, captured by website LiveATC.net.
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The NTSB, which is investigating the cause of the crash, detailed the helicopter's final moments before it crashed into a hillside in Calabasas, California, under foggy conditions.
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For that, you might need an expert — someone who can help you figure out a plan, even when you are foggy on everything but the broadest goals.
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The remarks were the bookend to his first speech to the department, which he delivered the first time he entered its Foggy Bottom headquarters after being confirmed.
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Called Jason-33, the satellite launched to space atop a SpaceX Falcon 23 rocket from a foggy Vandenberg Air Force Base in California at 22:22008 p.m.
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He promised every resident up to $6,700, to make up for Walker's cuts in 2016 and 2017 — though he was foggy on how the state could pay.
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Most of Foggy Bottom was surprised to learn that the president had been discussing the idea when the news was first published in The Wall Street Journal.
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However, you're going to need to be very mindful of communication issues, as messenger planet Mercury will clash with foggy, hazy Neptune on this day as well.
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Most of your time in the kitchen will be spend on ingredient prep, if not eating the final product over the sink in a state of foggy bliss.
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The forests really are foggy: "Some people would call it that creepy fog you always see at a haunted house—it rolls in and surrounds you," said Hamilton.
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That new regime has also been noted at the State Department, where one official said that there was little "connective tissue" between Foggy Bottom and the West Wing.
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A couple of hours before the march was supposed to start, around 20 to 25 white nationalists, led by rally organizer Jason Kessler, had arrived at Foggy Bottom.
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In our Love App-tually series, Mashable shines a light into the foggy world of online dating (and, in this case, dissects how dating shapes our online selves).
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The phone has stereo speakers that sound good, if not a little foggy at higher volumes, which is a feature you don't normally get at this price point.
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The global lens you apply may sometimes get foggy or cracked — and that's when you need to call yourself out to look at things in a clearer way.
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In Foggy Bottom, Kerry presided over a pledging conference for Iraq aimed at providing resources to help that country rebuild in the wake of the counter-ISIS fight.
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Hosted by Aaron Mahnke, of the horror podcast Lore, Unobscured promises to "clean the foggy window" surrounding the mysterious trials of 1693, during which twenty people were executed.
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She's largely been an effective messenger for the agency, and her clout at Foggy Bottom has grown, particularly since the exit of former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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Given the weather in the United Kingdom—that cloudy, foggy, drizzly country—it doesn't seem like the best place to launch a business that revolves around solar power.
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The structure is known for its vermillion lacquer; the photograph of it on view maintains this bright paint, the red of the pathway popping against a foggy landscape.
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Obama has reportedly leased office space at the World Wildlife Fund headquarters in Washington's Foggy Bottom neighborhood, located roughly a mile from his family's rental home in Kalorama.
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Soon after, she says she was on the floor, foggy and slurring her words ... when she says she remembers seeing a real penis smack dab in her face.
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Small groups of tourists on a recent weekend braved muddy footpaths through overgrown lawns to chase foggy photographs and answers to the question: What happened to the village?
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The Sun in Gemini squares foggy Neptune in Pisces at 10:43 PM: Take it easy tonight because this cosmic combo can lead to feeling deflated and disappointed.
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The decision to suspend delivery of F-35 equipment could make for tense conversation at Foggy Bottom during a week in which allies are working to project unity.
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A lot of photographers use it to capture a streak of car lights on a road or highway, or what appears to be a foggy or blurred waterfall.
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In the foggy early morning light, as the heavy marine layer rolls off the Atlantic, the house emerges dark and startling, as though it was dipped in oil.
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But from haze of both the alcohol and the foggy basement, I could not tell who he was at all and could not even make out his face.
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TEHRAN, Iran — A commercial plane crashed on Sunday in a foggy, mountainous region of Iran, most likely killing all 19803 people on board, the state news media reported.
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The person who contracted the virus reportedly worked at an annex building in Washington, D.C., but not the department's headquarters in Foggy Bottom, a neighborhood of the city.
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Despite the perceptions inside and outside Foggy Bottom, Waters appears to have been careful not to personally spread the idea that she's the acting chief of the bureau.
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On Sunday, the Los Angeles County coroner&aposs office said it would take at least two days to complete recovery efforts because of foggy conditions in the area.
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The suspension comes as Tillerson's massive overhaul enters what he has called the "execution" phase, when Foggy Bottom will begin implementing changes and strategies developed in earlier phases.
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My head was foggy from exhaustion, my body hurt from a fall I'd taken on the ice, and I was emotionally worn out from the current news cycle.
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During the shutdown last week, 1,928 cables were inspected and 27 defects were repaired, with three spots considered the highest priority: McPherson Square, Potomac Avenue and Foggy Bottom.
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The former ambassador to Kyiv, who was recalled by Trump, gave a deposition, and then testified publicly, despite being warned not to by her superiors at Foggy Bottom.
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His reputation in Foggy Bottom is probably the worst it's been since he left his post as CIA director to take over the State Department in April 2018.
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The real estate magnate generously applauded her work at Foggy Bottom on Fox News, saying he was biased because he has known her so well for so long.
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The road — a section of seaside highway 40 miles north of Lima, the capital — is often so foggy that drivers cannot see the vehicles in front of them.
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Two people at a time are allowed to enter "Mother, the air is blue, the air is dangerous," a foggy blue-tinted space modeled after the bombed cafe.
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However, a tweet this morning from the Federal Aviation Administration noted that foggy conditions might further affect a return to normalcy for travelers headed in or out of ATL.
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When the three remaining defenders return to the police station to greet their comrades in the waiting room, Foggy and Karen start crying when they realize Matt isn't coming.
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"Confirmed Kobe" That was the text the Los Angeles County sheriff received minutes after learning of a helicopter that crashed on a foggy hillside in the Santa Monica Mountains.
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"It was kind of dark and kind of foggy so we couldn't really see the extent of the crash until we were up on the bridge," he tells PEOPLE.
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"The Kessler group traveled from Vienna to Foggy on a regularly scheduled train, together with other passengers, media and law enforcement," Metro spokesperson Sherri Ly said in the statement.
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With an embossed cloth binding, the lovingly designed book features Marchesi's series of images from 2012 to 2015, focusing on Acadia's foggy landscapes, abandoned homes, and surviving farm life.
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Developers can create all kinds of scenarios — for example, an AV reacting to another car cutting into its lane in heavy traffic during a foggy night on wet roads.
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But analysts say that behind those headlines, such deals contain a mixture of new demand, repeats of older orders and credits against future deals, meaning the impact remains foggy.
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Talking to Richard, even on a foggy, drizzly morning after a late-night performance, you know you're in the presence of a mind that is constantly bursting with ideas.
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It's a confusing day around your partnerships, Virgo, and while you are the analyzer of the zodiac, the answers probably won't come today, thanks to hazy, foggy Neptune's influence.
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Being friends with Matt is emotionally tiring and physically draining — he isn't ever honest with Foggy and Karen, nor is he particularly available when they need him to be.
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That artwork features Anna and Elsa standing back-to-back in a foggy and gloomy forest, with the sisters both looking ready to take on whatever's coming their way.
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"Unfortunately, the current study leaves us with the same foggy conditions that we started with," Dr. Amitabh C. Pandey and Dr. Eric J. Topol wrote in their editorial review.
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However, prolonged vacancies in senior posts in Foggy Bottom, as it is the case in the Pentagon, prevent key inputs from entering into the policy debate on North Korea.
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In case your memory is a little foggy, the Mosbys have emerged as one of the most prominent political couples in Baltimore over the last 18 months of upheaval.
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An officer comes in and brings some clothes for Grotto to change into, and takes Karen and Foggy outside to go over the details of their client's witness protection.
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Everything becomes foggy over time and when you're going through that, the amount of drugs you're putting into your body...to be clear, I only went through it once.
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On a cold, foggy day in February 2015, while walking on the Brooklyn Promenade, Mr. Wolff dropped to one knee and proposed with a diamond ring he had designed.
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On Sunday, residents rose at dawn to carry American flags on towering poles through the foggy streets, driving them into the cold ground along the road to City Hall.
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On Facebook Maria da Penha's profile picture is one of anguish: her face bloodied from a confrontation with riot police, her nose broken, vision foggy in the left eye.
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In the end, the plaintiffs are hoping that the case will rest on the numbers, on statistical details that might help concretize the often foggy nature of racial bias.
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Later, Henry has the same conversation with his foggy mom, Ruth, who focuses just long enough to lash out at him over his plan to move her to Texas.
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I signal you from the planet Phenylephrine, the foggy orbit of which I have been launched into by the unseasonable cold in my corner of our rapidly-warming globe.
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Two sports veterans who admired each other The people killed when the helicopter slammed into a foggy hillside that day were connected to the basketball legend in different ways.
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In St. Pierre, a foggy French outpost off the Canadian coast, we found some voters, but hardly all, swayed by Ms. Le Pen's promise to revive the fishing industry.
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Far-sighted or foggy-minded engineers have long fantasised about building a connecting tunnel that would be only twice the length of the one that links England and France.
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Before Brittany's last pretrial hearing of 2019, on a foggy, overcast day in Stevenson, she and her mother sat in their apartment and talked about what would happen next.
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One former diplomat told me he was waiting for his car in Abu Dhabi on a foggy evening when a helicopter emerged out of the mist and landed nearby.
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The helicopter flew in foggy conditions, and investigators are trying to determine the cause and whether the pilot should have been granted the permission to fly in the weather.
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Temperatures in Minneapolis dipped into the 193s on this damp, foggy morning, and Metro Transit, the city's public transport operator, was working to find temporary shelter for those displaced.
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He's kept a relatively low profile since Trump removed him from his position via Twitter back in 2018 after one of the shortest tenures at Foggy Bottom in history.
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Despite routinely telling the press he'll remain in Foggy Bottom for as long as Trump will have him, he keeps popping up at a number of Kansan political events.
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Many of Trump's top aides view Foggy Bottom as a den of Democratic intrigue — a long- and widely held suspicion on the right with roots in the Cold War.
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Department employees say that in Foggy Bottom and beyond, civil- and foreign-service officers are doing their jobs and there are no work stoppages or visible expressions of protest.
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The new secretary of state, it soon became evident, had an easier time firing people than hiring them — a consequence of the election that delivered him to Foggy Bottom.
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That was when an Embraer ERJ-190LR, imported from Brazil and operated by Henan Airlines, crashed and burned while trying to land on a foggy runway in northeastern China.
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It could be hard to recognize these patterns, since Neptune has a foggy energy, but you get a sign on Wednesday night when communication planet Mercury harmonizes with Neptune.
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An indulgent energy flows as the Mood squares off with Venus—just make sure to be clear about your needs when the Moon clashes with hazy, foggy Neptune tonight.
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With the economic outlook foggy and major central banks much more accommodative compared with a few months ago, U.S.-China trade talks and Brexit are the primary concerns for traders.
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No matter how you feel about their politics, Moloch's roiling riffs and furious urgency are hard to resist, and straddles the foggy DMZ between Tragedy and Pale Chalice with aplomb.
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Complicated energy flows on April 27 when action planet Mars clashes with foggy, hazy Neptune—best case scenario, the vibe is lazy, but worst case, people are being sneaky liars.
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Aside from the grocery lists (some of which, like one that reads, "pasta / Drano," are deeply confusing), I only have a foggy idea of what most of my Notes mean.
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The Brahmins invariably went to Harvard, and in the foggy milieu that Mr Collins entertainingly evokes, suspect, victim, lawyers and many of the witnesses all came from that social subset.
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In their study, Zhang and his team demonstrate that under naturally foggy conditions, sulfate will build up inside water droplets due to chemical interactions between sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide.
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Another time, I mounted someone else's horse by mistake — it was a dark and foggy night — and it was immediately reported for theft, and a similar law enforcement chase ensued.
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While the third generation of this key design added a foggy, tacky, silicone-like membrane to protect the switch mechanism, the newest butterfly key design features a transparent, smooth material.
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Standing on the seawall after hauling lobster traps for about 12 hours on a foggy day this August, he says he's making plenty of money to cover the boat loan.
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Soon it's delivering viewcounts that make my best days at The Worst Day of My Life a foggy memory, each clip blasting us into previously unexplored regions of ratings heaven.
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Read more: A filmmaker who's traveled to more than 70 dead malls across America reveals the craziest things he's seen, from an eerily foggy food court to a rainstorm indoors
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Just last week, for example, Foggy Bottom acted under E.O. 13224 to sanction a top Hamas commander, and Treasury sanctioned two alleged financiers of the Islamic State based in Turkey.
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People think nothing of queueing for hours in order to sit in a chair opposite Marina Abramović or to grope their way through a foggy tunnel designed by Olafur Eliasson.
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"Looking at the footprints there were more than five people," Kamal told Reuters, adding that the search efforts had been hampered by foggy weather and difficult terrain in the area.
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To get there, we drove hundreds of miles through Old Bohemia, Moravia and Austria, passing shriveled vineyards in icy rain, green fields in fog, and church spires on foggy hilltops.
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Ms. Allen, for her part, borrowed from the local landscape palette of aquamarine, cobalt blue, wildflower red and foggy gray, using it in upholstery fabrics, painted doors and kitchen cabinetry.
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Teammates of Gianna, whose basketball game the group was traveling to on Sunday when the helicopter went down in foggy weather on a hillside northwest of Los Angeles, sat courtside.
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The helicopter that crashed on Sunday in Calabasas, California, killing all nine people on board, including Kobe Bryant and his daughter, was given special permission to fly in foggy weather.
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But foggy conditions led them to circle over Burbank until air-traffic control gave them permission to carry on, according to audio communications posted on YouTube by the channel VASAviation.
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Nine people — including NBA legend Kobe Bryant, 41, and his 20183-year-old daughter Gianna "Gigi" Bryant — were killed Sunday when a helicopter crashed amid foggy conditions in Calabasas, California.
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The first time, he asked Clintonwhether she had imposed a double standard on her Foggy Bottom employees, demanding they use government servers while she switched over to a "homebrew" setup.
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At the crucial moment when Pelléas and Mélisande may or may not consummate their love, projections, dancing and shadows complicate what we see, underscoring the foggy limits of our understanding.
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Rather than enter that foggy debate, then, let's assume Mr. Trump's team can more than double United States productivity growth to the rate achieved in the Reagan era, 1.7 percent.
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I was a bit lost — maybe I had been a bit foggy since we started — consumed with a sense of panic that I had gotten in way over my head.
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On a foggy Wednesday in February 2013, Ms. Vrablic and Mr. Jain went to Trump Tower to meet with Mr. Trump, according to two executives with knowledge of the meeting.
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LSD at repeated high doses can cause the networks of neurons in your brains to reorganize, leading to what's colloquially known as "acid brain," characterized by foggy headedness and flashbacks.
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The poster says so much about the film while giving away little: Bogart is colorized and stands in contrast to the supporting cast who are drawn in foggy blood reds.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, it was Citizens United and Judicial Watch that pried open Foggy Bottom to expose Hillary Clinton's emails and pay to play scandals at the Clinton Foundation .
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Before the alarms started to blare and workers understood what was happening, security was ordering people to grab their belongings and evacuate out into the rainy, foggy streets of New York.
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" Foggy Bottom would not name the 21 people who lost their visas — but said they included Saudis from "the intelligence services, the royal court, the foreign ministry, and other Saudi ministries.
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Alice Beasley's "Lake Merritt Foggy Morning," for example, is a moody riff on a Bay Area weather phenomenon that can sometimes feel like a living thing as it envelops the landscape.
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And he finds it difficult to relate to other people; in his foggy-minded state, he comes very close to holding Dorothy down and forcing her to have sex with him.
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She's also connected to Daredevil through his sidekick and good friend Foggy Nelson, who's currently working at Jeri's firm, which lets him pop up briefly in season 2 of Jessica Jones.
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The exact mechanism of the benefit of human-animal interaction may be foggy because the study of it is faulty, according to Hal Herzog, professor of psychology at Western Carolina University.
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But two sources who spoke to CNN on condition of anonymity over the weekend said they would not be surprised if there was a "Rexit" from Foggy Bottom sooner that that.
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Soon, she's joined the fleeing group in an effort to get to a specific set of geographical coordinates by a specific date, for reasons kept foggy until deep into the film.
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" She adds, "I love to use foggy landscapes as settings for my images, so I am constantly checking the weather reports and impatiently waiting for the right day for the shoot.
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In addition to all the lovely physical side effects you experience the morning after drinking, you might also feel a little mentally foggy or as if you just can't think straight.
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Expect to face some of that head-on, but due to Neptune's foggy influence today, it's likely that people will have a very hard time accepting the truth or respecting boundaries.
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In sum, while Secretary Tillerson's professional background is fairly unusual among secretaries of state, it is a highly appropriate background, and his first steps at Foggy Bottom seemed to confirm that.
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The commission, which is part of the government in the District of Columbia, normally handles local issues like zoning, parking and trash collection in the West End and Foggy Bottom neighborhoods.
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Foggy wreck in Texas In Texas, dense fog may have played a role in a major wreck just after midnight on New Year's Day, according to Austin-Travis County EMS (ATCEMS).
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Sometimes the camera tries to blur parts of the picture in the foreground a little too much, which means some of the corners of your hair or face might appear foggy.
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Positions such as the deputy secretary of state and deputy secretary of state for management are some of the workhorse jobs that keep the trains running on time at Foggy Bottom.
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"The labor market continues to be the light shining through the foggy state of the global economy," said Jim Baird, chief investment officer at Plante Moran Financial Advisors in Kalamazoo, Mich.
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" The terse message was as bewildering, cryptic and dramatic as the one — "Recalled to life" — that a fictive horseman delivered on a foggy night in Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cities.
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Imagine you're soaring, as if in a dream, over sweeping mountains, dense rock formations, lush waterfalls, and massive blue mushrooms sprouting from flat, calm seas, all awash in a foggy glow.
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With the foggy Manhattan skyline in the distance and planes flying overhead, the scientists worked with team members on a larger vessel to attach the cages to four 400-pound anchors.
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Antony J. Blinken Whenever he leaves Foggy Bottom, Rex Tillerson will be remembered as one of the most consequential secretaries of state in recent history — but for all the wrong reasons.
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Thee Hounds of Foggy Notion captured the best representation of the band's early material, and the two most recent live albums, both titled Live In San Francisco, are anything but perfunctory.
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Foggy Bottom said consular officers cannot require pregnancy tests to make the determination but wouldn't rule out a woman's physical appearance when making the decision, per Abigail Hauslohner and Maria Sacchetti.
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The cause of the crash is still being investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration, but foggy weather conditions are believed to be a contributing factor.
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Eastern Time from a foggy Vandenberg Air Force Base lighting up the skies as it headed upward on a southward arc, visible to early risers in Los Angeles and San Diego.
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And Abramson isn't overly impressed by the Clinton story line getting the most attention: the lingering probe into the former secretary of state's "homebrew" email server during her Foggy Bottom tenure.
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The Trump administration, in contrast, is still hobbled by a lack of staffing in the State Department, a development that will reduce Foggy Bottom's influence on the NSC if not rectified.
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Having spent his career at Exxon Mobil, Mr. Tillerson barely knows the department, and he has so far been unable to choose a deputy steeped in the ways of Foggy Bottom.
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Vehicle traffic disruptions may occur today (12/6/19) due to First Amendment demonstrations occurring downtown: including the K Street, NW, corridor, Foggy Bottom, and the area around the White House.
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The smell evoked a feeling at once, sad and sweet, because it was attached to a lost memory that I felt lurking somewhere down a winding, foggy path in my mind.
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So, based on our combined experience of over 113 years working there, we would like to offer a dozen rules to keep in mind if you want to succeed in Foggy Bottom.
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Ghost in the Shell obviously has source material to honor, but it's all starting to feel too familiar — yeah, we get it, giant hologram ads and flamboyant sex workers in foggy alleys.
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Every day I'd put it on to energize myself and do a sad little Rocky-montage-in-miniature down foggy streets before charging into a waiting pile of textbooks and crumpled notes.
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It wasn't until a few weeks later, when he was visiting a friend, that he spotted what he describes as a "kitschy" photograph of hills and mountains receding into a foggy distance.
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One idea we found worked was to use some fog to cover the digital scene — only what you were looking at would be clear and the edges of the screen appeared foggy.
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In a statement emailed to Vox, a representative for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) said trains were marked as "special" because they terminated service at DC's Foggy Bottom Metro Station.
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Support from Sinn Fein A Facebook Live video showed the activists as they took over the building Thursday night, singing the Irish rebel ballad "The Foggy Dew" after they entered the premises.
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My body felt like a burden, and the food I ate didn't seem to energize me or push me on: It dulled my edges, and it left me foggy, soft, and slow.
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That's why Trump just appointed a raft of officials to vacant senior positions in the Pentagon, but there's no sign that he plans to do the same for Foggy Bottom anytime soon.
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To be fair, ownership is foggy when it comes to street art, but there's little grey area regarding who the mural at the Bataclan was for—which makes this theft particularly heinous.
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The result is a strangely melodic cacophony, all foggy guitars, harried tremolo, strangled howls, and whispery drums, with occasional appearances by eerie, bleating strings and an overall sense of dread and unease.
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Catrina has moved with her family to the foggy, windswept Northern California town of Bahía de la Luna, in hopes that the cool air will help her little sister Maya's cystic fibrosis.
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This can take weeks or even months and, at the beginning of this adaption period, people often report what's called "keto flu"—a period of feeling achy, tired, irritable, and mentally foggy.
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Mercury reenters Sagittarius on December 12, igniting the communication sector of your chart and bringing lots of news your way—finally, things won't feel as foggy as they did under Neptune's haze.
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He and his wife walk out on a white art film full of "many foggy heaths and bleak castle expanses," making a beeline for a bar with Donny Hathaway on the jukebox.
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Foggy Bottom Law School advertises the ease with which its happy graduates land high-paying jobs at prestigious firms, but this book's three main characters — Mark, Todd and Zola — are not happy.
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But experts say that some of the most commonly raised causes for doubt, like a long delay in reporting or a foggy recall of events, are the very hallmarks of sexual assault.
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He had more or less depicted Anjo House, an 1,818-square-foot home for a family of five that Suppose finished in 2015 in the foggy Aichi prefecture, near the Pacific coastline.
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Eight months later, by then a law student, my friend sat on the roof of his apartment building in Foggy Bottom, looked across the Potomac River and watched as the Pentagon burned.
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Bryant was killed along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others when the luxury helicopter they were traveling in slammed into a hillside in foggy weather near Los Angeles.
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Instead, he would take on both jobs, occupying the corner West Wing office and the Foggy Bottom diplomatic headquarters simultaneously, just as the now-legendary Henry A. Kissinger did in the 1970s.
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Instead, he would take on both jobs, occupying the corner West Wing office and the Foggy Bottom diplomatic headquarters simultaneously, just as the now-legendary Henry A. Kissinger did in the 1970s.
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When the Ellen Austin approached the foggy waters of the Sargasso Sea — an area of the Atlantic Ocean that overlaps with the Bermuda Triangle — the crew encountered a fully stocked, abandoned ship.
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Narrowly escaping a second rain cancellation, the piece seemed only enhanced by the foggy weather, which brought out the maritime motifs in Ted Hearne's score for voice, guitar and horns, performed live.
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In the first moments, the dancers, one by one, walked to the front of a foggy stage and stared out at the audience before raising a right arm straight into the air.
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Sipping red wine around a wood stove on a foggy night, Hessel talked about how he began his career in the late 1990s at Amgen analyzing data from Venter's private human genome effort.
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But once you and your pals leave behind your teenage years, where slumber parties and Sweet Sixteens abound, and then pass through the foggy threshold of legal drinking, it starts to get repetitive.
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We know that MUFAs are found in a lot of healthy foods like avocados, olive oil, and nuts, but researchers are still a little foggy on how exactly they contribute to heart health.
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Brand lives on a houseboat in Sausalito, and on a typically foggy day in late spring, I met him for lunch in a nearby diner to talk about the political changes he's observed.
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When I saw that scene in Titanic when DiCaprio's hand slides down the foggy window, I was told to look away from the screen—my imagination was forced to fill in the gaps.
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Who has consumed cannabis (or cocktails, for that matter) and not had the occasional unreliable experience where they wished the result was less head-foggy, with more ability to hold down a conversation?
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Corker expressed support for Tillerson's move on Monday, noting that the State Department reauthorization bill his committee passed directed Foggy Bottom to tell Congress which special envoys it wanted to keep in place.
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If Tillerson makes it to the floor and Democrats unite against him, the GOP can only afford to lose three votes in order to send the former Exxon Mobil chief to Foggy Bottom.
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Early the next morning, cool and foggy in the mountains, Mr. Herrou and some volunteers in his underground railroad traded tips on which Riviera train station would be best to slip through. Antibes?
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Tillerson put in place a partial hiring freeze shortly after arriving in Foggy Bottom last year, part of a "redesign" of the State Department that he said would modernize and streamline the agency.
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Foggy hears on a police scanner that there were gunshots earlier on the roof, so he runs up to the tops of a couple buildings to see if there's any sign of Matt.
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Ralph Rugoff, the London-based American curator, has fashioned a show that aims to take stock of our foggy shared present, when shared narratives have collapsed and we struggle to find our bearings.
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When foggy conditions forced the ship to dock temporarily along the French coast, soldiers on patrol there mistook it for an enemy vessel, surrounded it and prepared to attack before recognizing their mistake.
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Groups of Muslims who work at Foggy Bottom, for instance, have held meetings to discuss fears that they could be subject to witch hunts and see their careers stall under the new administration.
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Bryant died along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others when the helicopter they were traveling in crashed in foggy weather on a hillside northwest of Los Angeles on Sunday.
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En route, however, Zobayan encountered foggy conditions, reportedly resulting in his climbing about 875 feet in less than a minute to avoid a cloud layer before crashing into the hills on a descent.
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Audio posted on YouTube by the channel VASAviation suggests that Zobayan was given an unusual clearance, known as special visual flight rules, to fly in foggy conditions in the minutes before the crash.
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The NBA legend Kobe Bryant&aposs helicopter climbed to at least 2,200 feet while taking a left turn before crashing in foggy conditions on Sunday, according to reports from CBS News and ESPN.
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Corker, himself on the shortlist to head to Foggy Bottom, will be in charge of recommending Trump's secretary of State nominee out of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where he serves as chairman.
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But American diplomacy can't function if top officials in American diplomacy don't have the ear of the president — and people who have spent careers in Foggy Bottom rather than Trump Tower certainly don't.
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Bryant perished along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others when the helicopter they were travelling in crashed in foggy weather on a hillside northwest of Los Angeles on Sunday.
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Conditions were foggy on Sunday, and as a result, the helicopter was operating under "special visual flight rules" (SVFR), according to an air traffic control conversation with the pilot, captured by website LiveATC.net.
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Congress at the end of the Obama administration had directed the Pentagon to send $60 million to Foggy Bottom to counter disinformation from Russia, China and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Imported by Winesellers, distributed by Winebow: Available in the District at Ace Beverage, Calvert Woodley, Grand Cata, Metro Wine & Spirits, Rodman's, Wardman Wines, Whole Foods Market (Foggy Bottom, H Street, P Street, Tenleytown).
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Congress at the end of the Obama administration had directed the Pentagon to send $28500 million to Foggy Bottom to counter disinformation from Russia, China and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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If the U.S. goal remains to promote democracy, security, and counter al-Shabaab terrorism, it is essential that Congress consider what the State Department will not: Foggy Bottom's Somalia policy is deeply broken.
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But counter-protesters (and the press) were barred from entering the Vienna station, and not permitted to mill around at the Foggy Bottom stop where the far-right contingent arrived in DC, either.
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The fifth episode of Daredevil season two brings word of Jones, when Foggy Nelson's (Elden Henson) frenemesis Marci (Amy Rutberg) gives us a scoop about the vigilantes popping up all over the city.
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But since January 19, there has been no State Department briefing and, after Tillerson recently took the helm, there has been little in the way of communication about Foggy Bottom's priorities, schedules or policies.
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It's refreshing, whether you're drinking it in the heat of summer or chilly fall weather (which is basically like summer in foggy SF, where I am), and ideal for salads, antipasti, and just drinking.
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In that time I was emerging from a period of severe clinical depression that had lasted over five years, leaving my late teens and early adulthood spotted with holes of foggy memory and failure.
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Now we are experiencing the foggy, dust-filled interregnum before a still-undefined 21st century, in which all that seems certain is that powerful forces are deliberately working to pull apart what was built.
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Daredevil has a good core of protagonists in Matt, Foggy (Elden Henson), and Karen (Deborah Ann Woll), and their friendship is one of the more believable and human things in Marvel's litany of shows.
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So instead, as Jake and I shared a kiss on a foggy San Francisco corner after sharing Korean BBQ, I told him that I had a 5:00am conference call with someone in Australia.
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Jupiter clashed with Neptune, the planet of beliefs, three times in 2019, so your schedule was foggy and you said yes to almost every date you could—even when that wasn't the smartest move.
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This is the foggy setting for Back in 1995, a game made by Takaaki Ichijo as an homage to PlayStation horror games like Silent Hill, though perhaps only in the bluntest, most superficial ways.
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Research suggests that cognitive behavioral therapy works about as well as pharmacologic treatments for depression, but investigators are foggy as to why and, more importantly, who would be a good candidate for which option.
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The reason we might leave a yoga or meditation class feeling a little "foggy" is the same reason we hope to leave a weight-lifting session feeling more fatigued than when we came in.
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"We all have good days and bad days, times when we're foggy or when we're sharp," said Michael Kahana, a psychology professor at the University of Pennsylvania and senior author of last week's report.
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In 1993, Sherrie Levine made a mold of the piece for a show at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which owns it, and subsequently cast versions in foggy white crystal and black sandblasted glass.
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As in all of Grisham's best books, the reader of "The Rooster Bar" gets good company, a vigorous runaround and — unlike those poor benighted suckers at Foggy Bottom — a bit of a legal education.
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By that I mean that it doesn't matter if I have one glass of wine or down more than half a bottle — I will inevitably wake up feeling headache-y, nauseous, sweaty, and foggy.
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In Friday's interview, Pompeo said the House probe into the Benghazi attack treated Foggy Bottom more fairly, allowing State Department attorneys to listen to depositions and review transcripts of interviews after they were transcribed.
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Kessler's group was dogged by jeering crowds from the moment they emerged from the Foggy Bottom Metro station; they marched about a mile to the White House surrounded by uniformed officers and police vehicles.
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While it's still unclear what Pompeo did or did not do, the still-unfolding Ukraine scandal could dramatically affect his standing in Foggy Bottom and on Capitol Hill, not to mention his political ambitions.
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"Keep to the middle of the mountain," we were told — up high it would be windy and foggy later in the day, possibly stormy, and down below the snow cover was a little thin.
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Even though a substantial number of Democrats backed Pompeo during his confirmation to be CIA director, he has yet to receive a single Democrat's commitment to vote for his confirmation in Foggy Bottom. Sen.
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Icy or foggy windows in particular are the source of many wintertime woes, including dangerously decreased visibility and the ultra-inconvenient and time-consuming act of constantly having to scape ice off the stubborn glass.
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On a recent afternoon, the mangrove roots are flecked with odd pieces of very modern garbage: foggy glass bottles, a boogie board speckled with barnacles, a black DVD case, a wrinkled bag of Ruffles chips.
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Second, no secretary of state can succeed unless he or she remains close to the president and the president watches his back in Washington and abroad; there are no successful lone rangers at Foggy Bottom.
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The details of the redesign that have leaked so far have included fairly conventional ideas that have been circulating in Foggy Bottom for years, such as longer tours for diplomats and modernizing the IT department.
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The backyard that they're standing in — situated somewhere between Los Angeles and San Diego, with views of pristine suburban homes nestled among foggy mountains — is where the members of Luxe Gaming's reality show will live.
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The earliest medical exams of 25 US diplomats in Cuba reporting dizziness, foggy thinking, and related injuries suggest they all had inner ear damage possibly caused by noise or pressure, according to a new study.
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Exciting news arrives as communication planet Mercury connects with Uranus and Saturn on September 7, but watch out for confusion because the Sun will also connect with foggy Neptune—it's a big mess, I know!
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At one point, Daredevil's Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) rushes into Jeri's office in a cloud of righteousness and optimism, and is quickly rebuffed, as if hope and justice are concepts best left to another show.
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PT. In addition to the aforementioned heroes, the returning cast also includes Deborah Ann Woll (Karen Page), Elden Henson (Foggy Nelson), Carrie-Anne Moss (Jeri Hogarth), Rachael Taylor (Trish Walker) and Eka Darville (Malcolm Ducasse).
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Although Musk was clear on how the spacecraft worked, he was still a little foggy on nomenclature — not because he forgot, but because the parts don't really correspond exactly with anything in flight right now.
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And it nearly looked like overtime against the Steelers again on a foggy and frigid night, with kickoff moved from noonish to prime time in order to avoid an ice storm that never really materialized.
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The university will ramp up security throughout the day Sunday, and warned its students in an email to expect a "significant" police presence on and around the campus in Foggy Bottom, according to the Hatchet.
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At the funeral, which only Matt, Foggy, and Karen attend, the priest talks about how Grotto would often show up for Sunday mass, emptying crumpled-up hundreds in hopes of redemption for his gang work.
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His head was foggy, but he knew that iOS 14 wasn't expected for another week, and Tim Cook hadn't teased anything about a new default app at last week's keynote, which Alan wouldn't dare miss.
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He and fellow Parrotheads—the play on Deadheads given to devout Jimmy Buffett followers—have gathered inside the event room at the National Yacht Club on a foggy October evening to celebrate the club's anniversary.
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Dark and deep sounds will be a more dark and foggy atmosphere, voices will be more energetic and reactive, sustained notes could be lights, but there are no generic rules because it's all about feelings.
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"I am not going to lie, I am really drained," Goucher said after the panel, the night before she was set to run a 50-kilometer ultramarathon through the steep, foggy, hills of Marin County.
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Pompeo is also viewed as a sharp, intelligent official, and given that he will have Trump's ear, at least to start with, has the potential to evolve into stronger leader at Foggy Bottom than Tillerson.
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Giuliani, on TV and in interviews with reporters, is hanging so much detail and history onto that story that those five pages are beginning to gain the foggy heft of the 448-page Mueller report.
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In her Senate appearance Thursday, Ford lamented her foggy memory but offered up a clue -- an encounter with Judge at a supermarket he worked at an estimated six to eight weeks after the alleged attack.
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His critics still openly worry about the effects his redesign will have on American leadership in the years to come, and his management decisions to date have generated controversy within the agency's Foggy Bottom headquarters.
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Take, for example, a photo of a woman crossing a bridge with a foggy cityscape behind her: It is reminiscent of Cartier-Bresson's iconic photo of Jean Paul Sartre on a bridge in 1946 Paris.
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Mr. Wiseman first made his mark in the 1940s playing with bluegrass legends, first as a founding member of Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs's Foggy Mountain Boys, and then with Bill Monroe's Blue Grass Boys.
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Given what happened between Lawler and MacDonald on July 19, 2015, as I previously mentioned, things can get a bit foggy when you start to remind yourself of how you thought the matchup would go.
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There are large swaths that still are, but down by Ocean Beach, the foggy, frigid strip of dunes where the city touches the Pacific, a little restaurant and cafe scene has started to pop up.
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