I went from constantly freezing in 30-and-under temperatures to still freezing but less freezing.
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In the Urals, things get freezing — actually— below freezing, fairly often.
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That's largely because egg freezing, and especially social egg freezing, is quite new: The American Society of Reproductive Medicine only removed the "experimental" label from egg freezing in 2012.
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MYTH: EGG FREEZING IS A ONE-AND-DONE THING Egg freezing is a numbers game.
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So you need a string of freezing nights and above-freezing days, alternating back and forth.
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Egg donation treatments and freezing eggs have become more widespread and embryo freezing more successful with the introduction of vitrification, a more efficient and safe fast-freezing technology, according to the report.
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As the northern United States is battling days of way-below-freezing temperatures, everything — as you might expect — is freezing.
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Temperatures were expected to rise above freezing by late morning but will drop back below freezing overnight through Thursday, Roth said.
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The temperature near the ground is above freezing, but up in the clouds, where the snow forms, it's well below freezing.
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While egg and embryo freezing can take weeks to complete, an ovarian tissue freezing procedure can be done quickly on short notice.
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Although freezing sperm and embryos has been common medical practice for decades, egg freezing was considered experimental by professional groups until 2375.
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The North Koreans are freezing their ICBM and nuclear tests and the Americans are freezing our military exercises with the South Koreans.
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Our planet is freezing, record low temps,and our GW scientists are stuck in ice Record snowfall & freezing temps throughout the country.
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You have no idea how much wood it actually takes to keep you from freezing to death until you're almost freezing to death.
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Warm weather can hurt syrup production because the process depends on specific temperature conditions: daytime highs above freezing with nighttime lows below freezing.
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Embryo freezing involves combining eggs with sperm in a lab and storing them for later useEmbryo freezing is a type of assisted reproductive technology that involves fertilizing eggs with sperm in a lab, and then freezing the resulting viable embryos for later use.
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Here's a map of the 230 cities we found where the average winter low could shift from below freezing to above freezing by 326.
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Forecasts called for freezing rain and sub-freezing temperatures in the Southern Appalachians that would make roads dangerous for motorists later in the evening.
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Along with snow, people from Texas and Oklahoma all the way to North Carolina should brace for rain, freezing rain, and just, well, freezing.
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"Temperatures will remain below freezing for the Friday morning commute, but will climb above freezing by midday Friday," the North Carolina Emergency Management said.
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"Freezing sperm and eggs is not like freezing chicken for dinner," said Arthur Caplan, a professor of bioethics at New York University's Langone Medical Center.
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Since launching in 133 in New York, Extend has overseen nearly 2,000 egg-freezing cycles, the process of retrieving and then freezing a woman's eggs.
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Freezing fingers play melting instruments at Norway's Ice Music Festival Freezing fingers play melting instruments at Norway's Ice Music Festival This segment originally aired Feb.
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In the 1960s, the feasibility of freezing the pool specifically for skaters was studied, but high costs for the artificial freezing process have proved prohibitive.
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And over the past 12 months, Brettschneder said, that warming has crossed a threshold – shifting Alaska from an environment with average temperatures below freezing to above freezing.
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Sub-freezing temperatures in the Northeast New York and Washington, D.C. will plunge into sub-freezing temperatures over the next few days as the arctic blast sweeps east.
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The majority of women I counsel about egg freezing tell me that they initially thought, as some have suggested, that egg freezing was an "insurance policy" against infertility.
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It's got an abnormally high freezing and melting point, and it is densest when four degrees above its freezing point, where it changes from a liquid to a solid.
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MYTH: EGG FREEZING IS EASY For as casual as some of the news reports make egg freezing sound, it's important to remember that it's a major, costly medical undertaking.
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Extend Fertility a New York City clinic that specializes in egg freezing at a price that's 215% below the national average, offered me a complimentary round of egg freezing.
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The vaccine normally needs to be kept at 80 degrees Celsius below freezing (minus 112 Fahrenheit), although it can be stored for a couple of weeks at just above freezing.
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Hours after his inauguration, his administration issued an order freezing federal rule-making pending an administration review, quickly followed by an order freezing federal employee hiring in most nonmilitary agencies.
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We also see cities lose freezing days further west: While these cities aren't known for ice and snow, they do currently have freezing winters that are projected to become less so.
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Heavy snow and freezing rain will hit the northeast, Ohio Valley and Great Lakes regions while freezing rain shifts from the mid-Atlantic to portions of the northeast, the NWS said.
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January 31, 2019 As freezing temperatures grip most of the U.S., CNN 10 provides an overview of the effects they're having and explains the difference between snow, sleet and freezing rain.
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You lean into the fact that the water is freezing, you lean into the fact that it's raining and freezing and it's 4 in the morning and you're covered in mud.
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According to the study, researchers think the body of water is thought to be below freezing at its warmest, at some 26 degrees Fahrenheit (the salt content lowers the water's freezing point).
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Egg freezing could help, but more education about the process is neededRather than put the focus on IVF, Dr. Feinberg said more women should be educated about and consider freezing their eggs, a process that involves retrieving eggs from a woman's uterus when she's fertile but not ready for pregnancy, and then freezing those eggs for future use.
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Ran a hot bath, only to find out it's freezing.
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California's interior valleys will likely see freezing rain on Monday.
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In the Peak District, temperatures have fallen to freezing conditions.
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Total time: 8 hours, 5 minutes (includes freezing) Food Hack!
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It was cold outside, like thirty degrees, just freezing cold.
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Watch More from Broadly: There are two methods of freezing.
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Plus, Finland is freezing cold and dark in the winter.
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It's still freezing in Chicago despite being well into May.
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Over 200 mourners attended Nikonia's funeral in the freezing rain.
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Thousands marched in the freezing cold to denounce the reform.
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The potential for a freezing chain draped behind your ear.
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"The freezing of accounts has already happened," said another source.
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The conclusion: Freezing fruits and veggies doesn't make them inferior.
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People could freeze to death once the temperatures hit freezing.
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Unfortunately, the sausage sandwich came back "freezing," according to Tim.
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The whole thing was probably 15 minutes of freezing, miserableness.
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Freezing, quarantining and testing both sperm and donors became crucial.
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The setbacks to supplies came as temperatures plunged below freezing.
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Temperatures were below freezing overnight, according to the Providence Journal.
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She's decided to start the process of freezing her eggs.
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Climbing a freezing cold mountain is already hard enough work.
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The PBOC is mulling freezing bank accounts tied to ICOs.
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A freezing cold fairy tale, but a fairy tale nonetheless.
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Most braved the freezing prairie winter to walk into Canada.
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Who has the energy to fight in freezing cold temperatures?
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Mix in some freezing temperatures, and driving could get treacherous.
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Temperatures are finally expected to climb above freezing on Monday.
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OK. It's freezing outside, so you better have another cup.
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I checked my hoodie into the cloakroom and was freezing.
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It was actually freezing down there, too, like seriously cold.
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Tina Haver Currin is following the freezing moon on Twitter.
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Despite being the start of spring, it's still freezing here.
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He hated Boston's freezing winters, but he liked his apartment.
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Robert Smith took off from North Dakota in freezing weather.
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I get cold easily, and usually that means I'm freezing.
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People lined up outside the Rotunda in near freezing temperatures.
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Freezing your report generally blocks outside access to your file.
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We got the stove going all day and still freezing!
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Read more: Does Freezing Your Credit Hurt Your Credit Score?
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The freezing rain started in Massachusetts, just north of Holyoke.
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Snow mixed with the freezing rain in the higher elevation.
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The freezing temperatures broke records in parts of New England.
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Usually it has 22 days that never get above freezing.
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Much of the US won't get above freezing all day.
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Freezing temperatures in the northern United States have affected beets.
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Somewhere, someone was playing a saxophone in the freezing cold.
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The weather in Thailand is hot, but I am freezing.
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Freezing rain or snow is expected from Florida to Canada.
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And lately I've been freezing every day, no matter what.
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So, I decided to talk to an expert about freezing.
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Should you talk to your doctor about freezing your eggs?
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Snow, freezing rain and brutal winds paralyzed cities across Europe.
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That you don't have to be freezing your ass off?
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Watch "Freezing and Fighting for Aid: Syrian Refugees in Lebanon"
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It dropped 73 degrees Celsius overnight and I am freezing.
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Peel them before freezing, and freeze whole or in slices.
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Mushrooms, eggplant, squashes and onions are better sautéed before freezing.
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Properly storing and freezing foods can extend their timelines, too.
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Now, the North might start freezing out the South, too.
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Starvation, freezing temperatures and ongoing violence killed thousands within weeks.
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They needed the youths to keep the pipes from freezing.
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Egg freezing offered the illusion that more time was possible.
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"Last night was freezing on the train," Bigby told CTV.
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Friday looks to be sunny and above freezing as well.
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A lot times, it was 115 degrees — or almost freezing.
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They can be stifling in summer and freezing in winter.
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Now it was freezing, George wearing his coat and scarf.
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By Thursday afternoon, temperatures throughout the South were above freezing.
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Saturday looks sunny and crystal clear, but mostly below freezing.
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It would have been beautiful if we hadn't been freezing.
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The mercury is set to linger below freezing all day.
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I still remember a freezing gaze of my math's teacher.
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"Freezing Land" is his second project shot in large format.
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"Trust me we were freezing," she declared in the caption.
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NWS has extended winter weather & freezing rain advisories til noon.
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Saudi banks have begun freezing suspects' accounts, sources told Reuters.
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For the freezing cold weather for the couple of weeks.
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The building temperature changes from freezing cold to tropical hot.
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She briefly considered freezing just her eggs, but decided instead to go through in vitro fertilization (IVF) — fertilizing her eggs with the sperm of her boyfriend, John Terrell, and then freezing the resulting embryos.
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"The biggest change I'm seeing is that egg freezing is no longer done in secrecy," said Alan Copperman, medical director of Reproductive Medical Associates of New York, which has offered egg freezing since 2005.
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By 2012, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine had announced that the freezing of a woman's own eggs for possible use later in life—otherwise known as "social freezing"—would no longer be considered experimental.
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So when her doctor suggested freezing her eggs, she was overwhelmed.
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Temperatures won't rise above freezing until Tuesday, the weather service said.
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It's cold, but not freezing and the fresh air feels good.
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I put on my warmest sweater because it is FREEZING out.
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The hose water is freezing, and there's no proper filtration system.
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Freezing rain will be possible throughout the Appalachians Friday into Saturday.
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Because it's fucking freezing outside and avocados are out of season.
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Freezing winters bring blizzards that can shut down the entire state.
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Honestly, I'm not freezing my eggs because I secretly want kids.
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According to Texler, Russia is talking about freezing January production levels.
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New commercials suggested freezing Metrecal and eating it like ice cream.
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Yet egg freezing is by no means a solid insurance policy.
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Don't let these Santa's fool you ... they're freezing their asses off.
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The forecast called for freezing temperatures between 2628 and 28503°F.
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You're in the middle of the freezing, windy, snow-battered Arctic.
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I've never been somebody that's so addicted to freezing my face.
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Egg-freezing lets young, healthy women donate to their future selves.
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Most of it has since been sealed away in freezing vaults.
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Though I can tell Taylor's shorts were freezing in this pic!
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Rain transforms into snow when the temperatures drop below freezing, right?
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Indeed, freezing out China is not something welcomed everywhere in America.
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The CDC recommends flash freezing or cooking fish to kill parasites.
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Top oil producer Russia has said it will consider freezing output.
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It's freezing in the winter, causing friction between guards and prisoners.
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Whether it's freezing, whether it's 100 degrees out, she just goes.
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It's freezing cold and there's about 300 people on the beach.
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Ms Fenelon was inspired by a magazine article about egg-freezing.
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With this warm welcome came near freezing temperatures and light rain.
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" Adding that, "freezing production… does not have to happen specifically today.
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You need both the freezing and thawing processes to be fast.
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Egg freezing literally allows you to freeze your fertility and time.
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Ettinger wrote that freezing would unhatch a world of unbridled positivity.
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Because if you were in Connecticut, in winter, you'd be freezing!
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Prefers temperatures close to freezing but can also tolerate warmer water.
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It was time to discuss the business at hand: egg freezing.
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The animal was likely stuck for hours in Montana's freezing temperatures.
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I haven't found anything half as comfortable for sleeping below freezing.
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Winter air travel can get complicated when temperatures dip below freezing.
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Washington and Chicago were slightly warmer but still well below freezing.
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But on Tuesday the bank said it was freezing those plans. .
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There are many ways to have fun with winter's freezing temperatures.
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But now that we got it, you want the freezing cold.
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The first step to controlling your debt balances is freezing them.
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"Not if the father is an apostate," comes the freezing reply.
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Freezing federal employment is a low public priority for good reason.
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Witnessing someone freezing leftover cups of coffee to save for later.
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Rae looks at Yvette with a freezing dread, a melting relief.
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He is author of Freezing Franco: the Battle for Spain's Memory.
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It was freezing, obviously, but the police response was warmly appreciated.
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But the time is now for honest counseling about egg freezing.
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"We are with freezing production at the OPEC meeting," he said.
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The exposed parts of your body may feel like they're freezing.
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These cracks were getting wider from freezing and thawing, and moisture.
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You know it's bad when even Dallas can't get above freezing.
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The sanctions include freezing all diplomatic communication but no economic measures.
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The Hill: Koch network freezing out Republicans who have crossed them.
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"We were freezing that morning to film the video," he remembers.
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But freezing doesn't kill it, it just stops its growth temporarily.
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Oh, and sharks are literally freezing to death in the water.
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It was cold in Belgium, the temperature hovering just over freezing.
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It may look janky, but it's better than freezing to death.
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Expect it to feel near freezing on your way to work.
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The forecast for the region called for freezing rain and sleet.
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Another option for having children later in life is egg freezing.
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Another time, he threw her car keys into a freezing ravine.
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They find themselves, freezing and unsteady, tottering on a bunny hill.
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A man freezing inside cannot abandon hope and its warm glow.
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So how do they withstand the freezing temperatures and rough seas?
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I absolutely loved making it with her — dipping, rolling, and freezing.
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It is freezing hiring and asking employees to take unpaid leave.
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It is freezing hiring and offering voluntary leave options to staff.
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Egg-freezing used to be mainly for women in their 13s.
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Maybe it starts freezing, or the apps you use get sluggish.
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"Two minutes of freezing, then a minute of exercise," she said.
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The odds have not stopped Isa Watson from freezing her eggs.
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There was no difference in freezing time in new moon conditions.
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It was also a constant challenge to avoid freezing my hands.
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It's unclear how long they were immersed in the freezing water.
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He was disoriented and wearing shorts in freezing weather, police said.
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Now, when it's freezing, you'll know what's on the road ahead.
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Seawatching is sometimes nauseating, often freezing, and almost always punishingly dull.
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In the fall, O'Keeffe oversaw the canning and freezing of produce.
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For some Iowans, the pressure proved paralyzing, freezing them in indecision.
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The result was freezing temperatures in homes from Sofia to Rome.
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Are you in the process of, or considering, freezing your eggs?
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And no, this freezing Florida native is not jealous at all.
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A shower feels great after being in the freezing cold pool.
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The plan would start by freezing the current system in place.
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It was snowy and below freezing when Fluffy was discovered frozen.
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Upper Midwest The upper Midwest saw below-freezing temperatures Wednesday morning.
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Freezing your credit report generally blocks outside access to your file.
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The weather forecast says more freezing temperatures could come this weekend.
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In truth, it's all marketing for Kindbody's primary business: egg freezing.
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And it will feel below freezing (somewhere between 25 and 30).
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Scientists began to collect the animals' sperm in 2008, freezing it.
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It's freezing and snowing in New York--we need global warming!
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It's freezing in New York—where the hell is global warming?
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I'd say you owe that man a freezing cold steak, Dakui.
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Egg freezing was supposed to be as revolutionary as birth control.
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But egg freezing has changed women's personal lives in profound ways.
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The freezing-cold basement of my parents' house on Martha's Vineyard.
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Police have been accused of ripping blankets away from freezing migrants.
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How do you feel about freezing your eggs for future use?
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Per CNN, it is so freezing out that sharks are freezing to death on the shores of Massachusetts and Twitter users have posted photos of their windows shattering after the glass allegedly contracted in the cold.
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But this alert comes a month after the government was forced to reverse its ban on coal for heating as gas shortages left people freezing and after a prolonged bout of freezing weather across the north.
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The warmer air, of course, rises so that the temperature around the sleeping platform, while still cold, is well above freezing and can reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit or more while it is 30 below freezing outside.
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If you're one of the victims, you might consider freezing your credit.
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In nature, this is why frost forms even when it's not freezing.
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Temperatures won't rise above freezing until Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.
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The freezing (rather: vitrification or plastination) and storing we can do now.
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Keep the water cool (but not freezing) and enjoy some shower sex.
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It's raining in Los Angeles, freezing in Florida, tornado-ing in Texas.
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In the Northwest, freezing temperatures were suspected in at least one death.
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A freezing headwind had picked up, slowing me even on the downhills.
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"It was chaotic, dark, freezing," Indigenous Environmental Network spokeswoman Jade Begay said.
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Fortunately it remained below freezing for our put-in, but only just.
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Freezing weather in the United States has boosted demand for heating oil.
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They are all starving, freezing, losing their minds with boredom – and betraying.
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Fresh snowfall and freezing temperatures during the week added to the challenge.
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Employers may come to expect women to postpone childbearing through egg freezing.
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On 13 December, the company said it was 'freezing' all confirmed accounts.
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The justice ministry on Monday began freezing several of her bank accounts.
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Without the essentials to keep warm, freezing is a very real danger.
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We arrived in Jena, Louisiana, in the middle of a freezing night.
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I'm freezing my eggs to give myself the opportunity to want them.
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This is a concern, because it's still in a freezing liquid form.
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This explains their physical symptoms: "freezing up", a racing heart, muscle tension.
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First, because the freezing is uneven, some parts become colder than others.
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Dry, cracked lips aren't only synonymous with winter windchill and freezing temps.
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The result is supercooled raindrops can chill below freezing, while remaining liquid.
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The air was cold but not freezing, and the woods were silent.
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Abroad Mr Trump says he hates the deal freezing Iran's nuclear programme.
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But no, the real soul-freezing moment comes at the very end.
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Another important consequence of winter temperatures rising above freezing is less snowfall.
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They're also exposed to extreme temperatures and risk hypothermia from freezing water.
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I drink hot tea all day long because my office is FREEZING.
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It's freezing out so I walk quickly and get my heart pumping!
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Screenshot: WBALIcy conditions and freezing rain hit the East Coast hard overnight.
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Here's everything you need for the first day that drops below freezing.
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"It turns out the answer is in the freezing itself," Boreyko says.
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"It was freezing outside, but inside was warm and inviting," she said.
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By freezing your eggs, it's really giving you options for the future.
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She explained that freezing the truffles helps preserve all of their flavors.
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North Carolina got 16 inches of freezing rain in a single day.
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These shots are juxtaposed with those freezing the moment of the fight.
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Egg freezing—or "oocyte cryopreservation" if you're nasty—is still relatively new.
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Tents get insanely hot during the day and are freezing at night.
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After the coup, they suspended the bank's activities, including freezing customers' deposits.
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We don't take photos when it's 20 or 40 degrees below freezing.
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Freezing will harden the wax so the candle will burn down slower.
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The meeting in Qatar is aimed at freezing output at current levels.
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They said that they did egg freezing, but not for transgender people.
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Treatments include everything from cutting, freezing, and even burning lesions with acid.
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When it's freezing outside, style usually takes a back seat to warmth.
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The world, cold, frigid and icy blue, freezing him inside and outside.
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The freezing of her bank accounts in recent months inspired an outcry.
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The freezing sky and the night and all the people in it.
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"You could feel the whole place just freezing up," Mr. Andrews said.
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As many as 75% will see temps dip below the freezing mark.
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Volunteers have also posed naked in freezing temperatures on a Swiss glacier.
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And the freezing part is the hardest part, I think, for me.
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Poop samples were collected through a process of home-sampling and freezing.
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So what are we going to give for this freezing of tests?
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One day, he was in the server room; it was freezing cold.
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But behind the Jetsons-mortuary sheen, does cryonic freezing stand a chance?
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It did not look anything like a freezing cold day in January.
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Hundreds of people looked for Casey, through the freezing cold and rain.
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Freezing rain fell in the San Antonio and Austin areas of Texas.
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Additionally, if you already have fresh fish and meat, consider freezing it.
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An earlier version of this article misattributed a statistic about egg freezing.
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As a result, Europe was freezing while the Arctic was extremely warm.
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The process culminates just days after soil temperatures consistently rise above freezing.
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Accumulations of freezing rain had cracked our maple tree nearly in half.
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The poorly isolated space is freezing in winter and scorching in summer.
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A change in freezing technology in recent years has made things easier.
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In Ms. Bayak's area, the temperature dropped close to freezing on Monday.
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Though hardly balmy, temperatures beneath the snow rarely dip much below freezing.
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During bigger snowstorms, he added, temperatures tend to rise closer to freezing.
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"It was summer time, and it was freezing at night," Henson said.
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And for winter squash, I like to roast and purée before freezing.
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But the bacteria-killing benefit of jeans-freezing is dubious at best.
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On a freezing day in December, I met Taborn at the Guggenheim.
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Freezing temperatures were expected to reach into Minnesota and Iowa this weekend.
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The air temperature was near freezing, and his legs were soon numb.
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"We've heard and read reports of children freezing to death," Fore said.
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People are living in the streets or under trees in freezing temperatures.
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It is freezing and going through all of our equipment is miserable.
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Here&aposs what you should know about how much egg freezing costs.
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Someone could end up near 20, while downtown might only make freezing.
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Just because of the weather… the nights didn't quite get freezing enough.
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"Power could be out for days, with temperatures below freezing," he said.
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Freezing temperatures were expected to reach into Minnesota and Iowa this weekend.
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At this point, much of the area is at or above freezing.
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And it's so cold in parts of Siberia that eyelashes are freezing.
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It's freezing and windy but I still pull out my ten miles.
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There they huddled, crying, freezing and hungry, next to a railroad depot.
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You don't have to get it on in a freezing, damp cave.
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There you are, somewhere near the Missouri River, on a freezing day.
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Temperatures everywhere west of the front line were near freezing or below.
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When he's done freezing me out, he knows where to find me.
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First, because temperatures can range widely, and this keeps me from freezing.
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Then there is more weather whiplash: on Saturday, fog and freezing drizzle.
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Furnaces often did not work properly, leaving homes freezing cold in winter.
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When he can't, he takes a freezing cold shower for five minutes.
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For the first time since beginning, we aren't slowly freezing to death.
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Unfortunately, in order to unlock their magical chilling powers, you need to fulfill a series of optimum, and sometimes impossible, conditions—for example, pre-freezing your cooler, pre-freezing your food, or storing it only in a cool room.
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Cryotherapy has become an increasingly popular treatment that exposes people to freezing or near-freezing temperatures and boasts a number of benefits including pain relief and muscle healing, reducing inflammation, and even weight loss, according to Medical News Today.
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She also details the struggles of filming the series in the freezing rain.
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Revelers jumped into the freezing waters of the Bosphorus to escape the chaos.
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We shook hands, then he held mine in his and said, 'You're freezing.
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This video of a bubble freezing in real time is a personal favorite:
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On my reality show last year, I was talking about freezing my eggs.
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Some other new, egg-freezing clinics also have relationships with long-established labs.
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And yes, temperatures will be around freezing in much of the United States.
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Instead, Congress is scrambling mere days before states would start freezing CHIP enrollment.
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Wednesday, urging residents to drive with caution through the snow and freezing rain.
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A buoy ~140km from the North Pole right up to freezing Thursday morning!
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With this problem set to get exponentially worse, I daydreamed about freezing time.
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Temperatures were freezing and the baby wouldn't have made it without proper shelter.
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"Kim: "Well, outside would be freezing, so maybe one inside and one outside.
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Salts lower the freezing point of water, allowing water molecules to stay liquid.
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Before that, freezing conditions held up sowing, and scythed through the lambing season.
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He said his children have slept outdoor in the freezing cold since Sunday.
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The highs were in the low 40s — and the lows were below freezing.
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Dodson, and "Iceman" Wim Hof, who has them leap into the freezing-cold
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They'd been fighting with Russian-backed separatists throughout the night, in freezing temperatures.
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Snow and freezing drizzle will cover the area Tuesday night through Wednesday morning.
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Consider freezing a number of these treats in your fridge in advance. 4.
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We met up in New York City one freezing long weekend in February.
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So I took a freezing cold shower each morning for an entire month.
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Freezing temperatures can kill off mosquito larvae, reducing their numbers in the spring.
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Now it's raining in the freezing cold and you've lost your voice, go.
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A rollback of PrivatBank's nationalisation would likely lead to foreign creditors freezing aid.
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Everyone was all bundled up, freezing cold, just wanting to get back inside.
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Freezing or cooking the fish and shellfish doesn't seem to reduce the danger.
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"Freezing time" implies a sure thing, or at least a really good chance.
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Day 2Post-freezing wash and cream application, I ventured into Joan's makeup routine.
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It's freezing here, but luckily my first and second trains come pretty quickly.
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Every night for a month after January 285, the temperature was below freezing.
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"We want to combat this idea that we're freezing dead bodies," More says.
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He had been "maliciously tortured" and left in below freezing temperatures, Smith said.
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Salute our cops who helped a pregnant mother in freezing weather in Shimla!
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They set out to walk and hitchhike, often in freezing conditions, to Huaquilla.
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Biological clocks were no longer ticking, thanks to egg freezing, IVF, and surrogacy.
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I showed Ken and Lisa this shot-freezing machine, and they loved it.
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Happy credit freezing and fraud alerting, San Diego students, parents, teachers, and staff.
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It is FREEZING and so windy I feel like I might fall over.
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This January, George Soros gave another speech on a freezing night in Davos.
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However, the stigma surrounding talking about backup plans, like egg freezing, still exists.
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Freezing weather may have disrupted water supply to Sabine Pass, market sources said.
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You're freezing, even as your temperature keeps climbing, and your stomach is upset.
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"Dude your kid looks freezing, aren't u gonna do something," wrote one critic.
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Now, it's raining in the freezing cold and you've lost your voice, go.
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But looking out of our windows, we're mostly seeing sleet and freezing rain.
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They all end up freezing to death as a result of their selfishness.
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"I was freezing, but I love how the pics turned out!" she wrote.
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Does that mean global warming will help keep us from freezing to death?
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Day 223: I wake up shaking, freezing cold — and also drenched in sweat.
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Temperatures were dipping below freezing in the area as recently as April 30.
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It could be freezing in the winter, and sweltering during the summer months.
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It's estimated the infant endured 35 hours of freezing temperatures before being found.
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The snow and firn must be warmed to freezing before melt can start.
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Look, freezing up like that definitely wasn't my proudest moment as a journalist.
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Possible freezing rain and dusting snow could also reach the I-85 corridor.
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The freezing weather was expected to last for the rest of the week.
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People criticized the stream for being laggy, freezing frequently, and having shoddy audio.
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"Freezing rain exists in liquid form at below zero degrees Celsius," he said.
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Freezing rain, sleet and snow are smothering parts of the Southeast on Wednesday.
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Temperatures were expected to drop below freezing overnight in parts of Northern California.
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But he fell 50 feet into the freezing water of the Snake River.
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When they pushed it open, the room was freezing and full of light.
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The administration is considering freezing the standards and revoking the Golden State's waiver.
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The boners were just there, everywhere in plain sight, in the freezing cold.
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If it falls below freezing, you could end up getting paid to eat.
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Another place where the Pixel does well in bright light is freezing action.
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A few minutes later, Kanter walked in and slid into the freezing water.
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We experimented with cameras and old movies—and it was freezing, this place.
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But this time, he wore the traditional Tongan garb in Pyeongchang's freezing temperatures.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov is freezing Conor McGregor out of a UFC lightweight title shot.
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And dust off your winter blanket — it'll feel like it's near freezing overnight.
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It's freezing up there, and there are mouse droppings and desiccated rubber bands.
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The temperature inside is freezing in the winter and sweltering in the summer.
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Svalbard's high temperature should be well below freezing at this time of year.
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High temperatures can easily exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit and lows drop below freezing.
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The cracks are getting wider from freezing and thawing as well as moisture.
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Though the temperatures were hovering a little above freezing, the climate was comfortable.
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From a scientific standpoint, freezing is when there's a temporary hold of movement.
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The heaviest snow in decades battered parts of Europe, accompanied by freezing temperatures.
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But scientists believe a strong concentration of salts has lowered the freezing point.
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Maple syrup production requires freezing temperatures at night and warmth during the days.
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"Freezing is like pressing the pause button on your food," Ms. Gunders said.
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Rain will begin tomorrow, before the mercury plummets below freezing again on Sunday.
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Instead of freezing as males did, the females darted around during experimental tests.
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The company advises against freezing meals as they may not taste as fresh.
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There were hardships, too, including punctured tires, snarling dogs, freezing hail and illness.
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Many crop species are susceptible to freezing temperatures occurring during particular developmental stages.
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"Everyone was freezing," Barbara Bridgers, the head of imaging for the Met, recalled.
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It will be sunny and dry, but temperatures might not get above freezing.
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Three freezing months at relatively low elevations has spawned a distinct winter culture.
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I'm not freezing actually, because my girlfriend had us invest in Canada Gooses.
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Wintry precipitation -- snow and freezing rain -- is possible Saturday in the interior Northeast.
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There is no need to stand on a ladder in the freezing cold.
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Freezing your coffee beans can actually make your cup of coffee tastier. 36.
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Now, the Northeast is bracing for rounds of heavy snow and freezing rain.
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That said, the dreary winter day and spats of freezing rain weren't helping.
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I went to the studio on East Eighth Street on a freezing weeknight.
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The ice and water surrounding him were below freezing temperatures, according to KIMT.
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More women are turning to freezing their eggs as they delay having babies.
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There's an insulated version available for freezing climates like Canada or North Dakota.
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It doesn&apost matter what time of year, it could be freezing cold.
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Sleet, freezing rain and snow are expected around the city throughout the day.
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Steyer walked up to wish them well, freezing awkwardly as they ignored him.
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For the first time ever, the average temperature in Alaska was above freezing.
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This increased prevalence makes the reality of egg-freezing all the more surprising.
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For instance, egg freezing costs $6,500, not accounting for blood work and medication.
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A mist, on the verge of freezing into snow, waved under stressful crosscurrents.
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The weather forecast predicted freezing temperatures to stay throughout the week and weekend.
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It's freezing, so I sprint to the bed and its huge down comforter.
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Under starry skies, lows dip to near freezing downtown with 20s everywhere else.
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The morning commute is teeth-clatteringly cold, with freezing temperatures and icy winds.
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Cook: Set yourself up by freezing a batch of slow cooker chicken chili.
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" TIME published one titled "Company-Paid Egg Freezing Will Be the Great Equalizer.
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Thousands died in this "Guerra Bianca," fought on mountain ridges in freezing temperatures.
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They were in an area with no phone reception, and it was freezing.
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Shooting "The Long Night" alone took 55 grueling days in freezing cold temperatures.
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UK is freezing through longest & coldest winter in over 50 years http://t.
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Drops to freezing temperatures were rare, and there was no snow in sight.
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Weather: Sunny but still below freezing, with a high in the upper 213s.
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In the meantime, President Trump's team is freezing EPA activity for a period.
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Guessing it helps that he's in L.A. instead of freezing his ass off.
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In some cases, these temperatures are climbing above the freezing point of water.
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Watch "Freezing and Fighting for Aid: Syrian Refugees in Lebanon" - http://bit.ly/1HnrZOD
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It's going to be freezing, so I will be keeping nice and warm.
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Extreme swings between freezing and thawing can kill buds on trees, or lead to rain in northerly climes that is followed by freezing weather, forming a barrier of ice that prevents foraging animals like caribou from reaching vital winter browse.
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Am I going to be freezing at a friend's wedding if I wear this?
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There was Moncler, having a moment in Lincoln Center Plaza when it was freezing!
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It's freezing today, and getting out of the nice warm shower is so hard.
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Many of the dogs were found outdoors, without any protection from the freezing cold.
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Have you ever wondered why hotel rooms are so freezing most of the time?
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It might also determine whether there's some subsurface liquid freezing and melting, said Harrison.
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Also, a lot of life can happen between freezing your eggs and using them.
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My nine-mile loop is pretty nice today, since it's not totally freezing out.
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Some 8,000 people have turned out to receive help as temperatures remain below freezing.
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Freezing rain also had forced hundreds of cancellations at Charlotte, North Carolina, it said.
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National Weather Service doesn't expect the temperature there to get above freezing until Sunday.
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If you live anywhere where "winter" is synonymous with "freezing," we feel your pain.
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ENVIRONMENT Trump has put the EPA on notice, freezing grants and contracts to states.
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Also on Friday, Trump signed an executive order explicitly freezing refugee applications from Syria.
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In Chicago, train crews lit tracks on fire to keep them from freezing over.
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We were freezing and there were real hazards shooting in these very real communities.
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At launch, the service faced a number of glitches, like buffering and freezing issues.
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Temps in Denver were in the 80s yesterday, but they'll be below freezing today.
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When did you decide that freezing your eggs was something you wanted to do?
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It's hard to see 21 million people out and about in freezing, snowy streets.
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Nothing can stop Zac Efron from getting down — not even well-below freezing temperatures.
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Despite the freezing temperatures, Mr. Trump said the state has really grown on him.
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It's Monday and it's freezing so probability states you're probably feeling a bit shit.
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Freezing temperatures and "gloppy" mud won't stop Taylor Swift from having a good time.
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I understand it's going to be even more freezing after this storm comes through.
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Plants literally turning brown, then black, then freezing into solid black ice, then shattering.
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BRIGHT-BLUE letters greet women at Trellis, an egg-freezing studio in New York.
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He weathered the drought by closing the factory on Friday afternoons and freezing pay.
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"I didn't have to, which was really nice," Iaconetti said of freezing her eggs.
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Many Democrats contend Trump's party "stole" a Supreme Court seat by freezing out Garland.
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The water is freezing but we have a blast literally sliding on the rocks!
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As in, the battery keeps draining and leaving you in the literal freezing cold.
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Toasty socks Stop wearing multiple pairs of socks to prevent your toes from freezing.
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"I was crazy shivering, uncontrollably, the whole night, it was absolutely freezing," she says.
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Because then we're going to Colorado, and it's going to be freezing over there.
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"There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to egg freezing," she says.
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That said, strong winter winds can prevent the water beyond the shelf from freezing.
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Your computer freezing on you is a moderate annoyance at the best of times.
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"They're good for freezing things, and they're great for your infused water," she says.
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Drone footage shows the water cannons being sprayed at protesters in freezing cold temperatures.
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He remembered all the laughter, sure—it was a special night (if slightly freezing).
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IT WAS a heart-warming moment in the freezing wind of the Alsatian mountains.
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Alcohol has a lower freezing point than other liquids, so that's not an issue.
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There's also plenty of ridiculous science, including instantaneously freezing lakes and fuel-eating eels.
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"You have to preserve the body as long as possible without freezing," says Wang.
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Deep-freezing eggs, sperm, and embryos to save them for later is called cryopreservation.
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Northamptonshire compounded its problems by freezing its council tax, already low, for three years.
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Other Japanese trading houses have also been cutting or freezing investments in thermal coal.
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In February, the temperature had dropped below freezing for three hours, killing the limb.
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Plunging into frigid waters, only to step back out into the freezing January air.
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And freezing a military drill is not exactly like folding and foddering away here.
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In that period of time, the planet's water began freezing and the shorelines receded.
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It was freezing, but they did come to the window and wave at us.
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In late December a year ago, temperatures also briefly rose to around freezing point.
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Silver says she believes the egg freezing boutique business model is here to stay.
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Separate leftovers into individual serving sizes (versus freezing, say, an entire vat of soup).
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The North Pole even exceeded the freezing mark for a brief period in February.
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The process of freezing your credit is pretty simple, if not kind of annoying.
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He also tailgated in the FREEZING weather ... dude is a full-on superfan now.
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Heavier rainfall is also an issue as freezing rain stops reindeer from accessing sustenance.
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Freezing temperatures that have followed the rare winter flooding have added to regional woes.
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When it comes to egg freezing itself, the facts are harder to pin down.
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After suffering a miscarriage and struggling with endometriosis, singer Halsey is freezing her eggs.
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It was 15 degrees out, and everybody was freezing, and the wind was howling.
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The Problem With Freezing Once you've procured your coffee, how do you store it?
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Devices have to endure freezing temperatures in winter and scorching heat during the summer.
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Nagorno-Karabakh is often called a "frozen" conflict; but conflicts need resolving, not freezing.
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But egg freezing isn't just a way for women to put motherhood on hold.
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The last forty minutes are people drowning and freezing in every different way possible.
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Cryogenic freezing is claiming to save the self against the coming tide of death.
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"They're freezing cold and in a poor physical state," police spokesman Rainer Scharf said.
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We're still trying to forget the feeling of our tears freezing onto our eyelashes.
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They will want life outside the EU to look like a freezing awful wasteland.
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It's freezing!' and you have sweat dripping, and then you're name is not called.
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Then hope that Mother Nature cooperates with temperatures that hover near or below freezing.
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The glaze icing caused by the freezing drizzle may have contributed to the incident.
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The disease is reportedly resistant to freezing, heating and cooking the meat (NBC News).
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Facing huge protests, Lam announced on June 15 that she was freezing the bill.
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Meal planning and freezing meals in batches have been a huge help with that.
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The temperatures were freezing that day, on December 22, according to the transit system.
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Once melt is underway, the snow remains near the freezing point even after refreezing.
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US. CNN meteorologist Michael Guy said temperatures Tuesday would be cold, but above freezing.
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Freezing a politician forever in time is not fair to him or the country.
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"There's no snow, it's too hot and the water is not freezing," said Nielsen.
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McCartney was hurt, and made sure Norman knew about it by freezing him out.
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But, failure to talk to women realistically about egg freezing gives them false hope.
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"It was freezing out there and those Michigan fans are nuts," Ms. Kennedy said.
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Winter is the harbinger of snow, bitter winds, freezing temperatures, and plenty of darkness.
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More men are freezing their sperm, reported Marisa Dellatto for The New York Post.
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We have tried death by drowning in the Mediterranean, by freezing in refugee camps.
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The technical difficulties include calls being dropped, freezing screens and difficulty with audio levels.
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On top of that, I strongly suggest freezing any and all increases in expenses.
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ADVISORY: Parks Hwy MP 330-340, freezing rain, slick roads, very difficult driving conditions.
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Construction sites in northern China typically halt work in winter due to freezing conditions.
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You just stand there, freezing and afraid, pulling at your uncle's coat to go.
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The water then leaks out and hits frost, which causes it to start freezing.
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CreditCreditJon Tonks for The New York Times The young soldier was frightened and freezing.
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A couple of times, some truck drivers literally saved me from freezing to death.
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With each additional round of roasting and freezing, the discomfort of the experience lessened.
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"Freezing never kills listeria, and neither does refrigeration," Oliver told me over the phone.
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It's also important to remember: Egg-freezing is not a guarantee for a baby.
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Do you have any pointers for keeping your skin fresh while it's freezing outside?
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The problem started when a compressor in the arena's ice-freezing machine blew out.
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Later on, the police would bring us families with young children in freezing temperatures.
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This week, it's Extend Fertility, which helps women preserve their fertility through egg freezing.
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Facebook and Apple, for example, began subsidizing egg-freezing procedures for employees in 2014.
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Hell, it's early January — even Las Vegas is near freezing this time of year.
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MoviePass ran out of cash just last week, freezing subscriber usage at the theaters.
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For some users, opioid withdrawal was worse than the possibility of freezing to death.
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For greens and most other veggies, blanch for two to three minutes before freezing.
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Places including Atlanta will not drop down to freezing again this season, he says.
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Irregular freezing weather is not enough for a good outdoor rink; consistency is key.
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I remember walking, tears freezing up on my face, because I began to cry.
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Restarting the Apple TV may help stop the forcibly closed app from freezing again.
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New York City has seen the most days below freezing this winter since 239.
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A flu outbreak made worse by freezing-cold temperatures and a lack of soap.
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Related: In revived talks, the Trump administration may consider freezing North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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"At freezing temperatures, dew will freeze, causing black ice," she wrote in an email.
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At War It's a freezing, snowy day on the border between Estonia and Russia.
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Instead, Villasenor has spent 26 Fridays on strike, some in freezing "polar vortex" temperatures.
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I considered myself a perfect candidate for egg freezing, formally known as oocyte cryopreservation.
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Airlines are cutting flights and freezing hiring while cruise lines are temporarily suspending operations.
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Once separated, yolks do best when whisked with a pinch of salt before freezing.
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When temperatures then dropped below freezing, a big chunk of the population died out.
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Almost nobody thinks freezing the fuel standards is going to be good for us.
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Ten minutes in the freezing bulk grains and nuts room is my 'me' time.
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Egg freezing in particular has become the most popular fertility treatment for hopeful mothers.
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Rose acknowledged that many women won't have the success with egg freezing she enjoyed.
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Lows range from near freezing downtown to the mid-20s in our colder areas.
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Strung up naked while being hosed with water in an air-conditioned, freezing room.
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Rather, it is the very German trait of freezing when faced with a dilemma.
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Every article I read mentioned egg freezing as an insurance policy, a backup plan.
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There's a good chance of rain and freezing rain Sunday night through Monday night.
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Severe winds, freezing cold, accumulation and downed trees can wreak havoc on this system.
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Tomorrow the driving will probably be worse and it's going to be freezing cold.
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We first meet him standing alone in a freezing river, a kind of autobaptism.
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In 2016, snow and freezing temperatures stranded 100,000 people at a single train station.
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We moved to 50 percent in Massachusetts in exchange for freezing tuition and fees.
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Overcrowding has forced many to sleep outdoors even as the temperatures drop below freezing.
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As they try to survive the freezing conditions, they unravel a sinister local legend.
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The problem: her insurance only covers egg freezing as part of an IVF cycle.
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The freezing rain that was promised has held off, though it is quite cold.
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The new law also specifies that freezing your child's credit report is free, too.
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In fact, this peace of mind may be the primary benefit of egg-freezing.
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Auto-defrost keeps units from freezing in colder environments (usually below 65 degrees Fahrenheit).
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There is no freezing time, no replicating golden moments that passed in a blur.
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At the cold's peak Thursday, more than 2400 million people experienced temperatures below freezing.
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"It's kind of like putting water in a rock and freezing it," Ferryman said.
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Scientists could keep human embryos alive for just over a week, without freezing them.
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Was the freezing of the money explicitly linked to the investigation of Hunter Biden?
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Specks of ice from the freezing-up of Great Bear Lake filled the air.
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The late planting pushed back harvests, leaving the crops still standing vulnerable to freezing.
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What we do know is that egg freezing is anything but a sure bet.
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Spain, spared most of the cold so far, is bracing for freezing temperatures today.
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New York City was expected to endure its 13th day of below-freezing temps.
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The heat failed, and they huddled together for warmth as temperatures dropped to freezing.
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As the event ended, attendees streamed out of Lincoln Center into a freezing evening.
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Today will feature snow, sleet, freezing rain, regular rain — everything but locusts and boils.
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She trained year-round, putting up with snow, sleet, and regular sub-freezing temperatures.
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Snowing in Texas and Louisiana, record setting freezing temperatures throughout the country and beyond.
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Ice storm rolls from Texas to Tennessee - I'm in Los Angeles and it's freezing.
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It involves freezing in a pose while someone films you in seeming suspended animation.
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The process of freezing and then thawing leads to additional moisture loss because the sharp edges of ice crystals during freezing damage the muscle fibers; this means that when the meat is thawed, water within the fibers is able to escape easily.
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The American Society for Reproductive Medicine removed the "experimental" label from egg-freezing in 2012, following the advent of a new quick-freezing method — now standard — that made it much easier to avoid eggs being destroyed by ice crystals or damaged upon thawing.
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Egg freezing and other procedures like it are changing the way people date and plan familiesAs treatments like egg-freezing and in-vitro fertilization become more common, Richards said she thinks the process will impact the way people date and family plan overall.
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As you hit the near-freezing water, you'll gasp for breath and begin to hyperventilate.
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So do the gloves he recently bought for his campaign volunteers on a freezing morning.
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I enjoy hot showers and do not enjoy standing naked in a freezing cold apartment.
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The measures include freezing assets and preventing U.S. and Canadian nationals from dealing with them.
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Staining or ice crystals on the package is another indication of thawing and re-freezing.
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February 10, 2019 - Announces her presidential bid at a snowy, freezing outdoor event in Minneapolis.
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He was exposed to freezing temperatures and low oxygen levels and suffered an extreme nosebleed.
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The ice is melting earlier, and freezing later, meaning more open water and more storms.
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There was too much variability to nail down a standard, successful protocol for sperm freezing.
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He also expressed scepticism over the significance of a potential OPEC deal on freezing production.
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It failed to work for some and came through as freezing and jumping for others.
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But sometimes — especially when those freezing winter temps hit — nobody's got time for all that.
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MYTH: ALL EGG-FREEZING CLINICS ARE THE SAME Not all fertility clinics are created equal.
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Commercial bankers have expressed concern that it could be a prelude to freezing the accounts.
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One recent analysis showed slightly improved cyro-survival rates with vitrification compared to slow freezing.
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Read This Next: Egg-Freezing Is Giving Young Trans Men Hope for Starting a Family
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Consider freezing your credit, if other breaches haven't already prompted you to take that step.
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What is the connection between stoicism and dunking yourself in freezing water at 5 am?
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And nearly 80 percent of the country will fall below-freezing temperatures by next week.
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Longo hopes to find an easy-to-use product that permits high-volume directional freezing.
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LNG projects separate carbon dioxide before gas is liquefied to stop the gas from freezing.
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Florida faced freezing temperatures this year and suffers long-term threats from sea level rise.
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In 2009, only 500 women underwent egg freezing cycles, but in 2016, there were 9,000.
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In terms of production reduction or freezing, no, I don't think we have got there.
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She tells me about the diets and fat-freezing she attempted to look the part.
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The aluminum blankets they received didn't do much to combat the freezing temperatures, Jessica said.
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Then it's back under the blankets on this freezing cold morning to go shopping online.
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And I'd been taking the bus to work, so I was basically stuck outside, freezing.
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This year's marches have been mired in controversy, and protestors will be facing freezing temperatures.
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It was always freezing in my room, and they couldn't adjust the temperature well enough.
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This place is freezing in winter but hopefully will be glorious and warm all summer.
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The saltwater stung at 27 degrees Fahrenheit, about as cold as it gets without freezing.
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It means physically freezing in place, often contorted into a Matrix-style bullet time pose.
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"Dressing for freezing London makes me crave some beach glam 🏖," she captioned the image.
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The Washington Post warned of "freezing temperatures" at Minnesota: Many news outlets used similar constructions.
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Tech giants now include egg-freezing and in vitro fertilisation in their employees' health coverage.
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Extend Fertility, another American firm, advertises egg-freezing "for the price of a healthy snack".
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They have focused on ease of use and the nutritional benefits of freezing fresh food.
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Like accidentally putting vastly expensive human hormones in the freezer when she's freezing her eggs.
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Last year, it said it would try to fix review bombing by temporarily freezing reviews.
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Climate progress in Washington, already glacially slow, seems on the brink of freezing over entirely.
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I also wear my favorite boots, a sweater, and a scarf; it's still freezing here.
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Here, you're all stacked up and you take the train together, and everyone's freezing together.
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A freezing wind rushes off the Hungarian plain and whips the grand 19th-century boulevards.
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Not only because it was freezing, but if anything touched our legs we would've screamed.
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The court said it confirmed the freezing of funds from March 2015 to March 2016.
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Dr Dubochet invented a way of freezing samples that has proved crucial to the technique.
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Canning, freezing and drying are other alternatives to keeping food fresh longer and reducing waste.
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The designers also experimented with freezing and compressing the agar to give it different properties.
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Set aside 63 cups of stock, saving or freezing the rest for another use. 4.
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Eventually it gets late, and he calls me an Uber home since it's freezing out.
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This helped create intensely sharp images, freezing the graceful motion of the dancers in time.
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I am always dried out in the winter but I much prefer this to freezing!
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Mei: The ice queen of Overwatch eliminates Genji's speed and mobility with her freezing spray.
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Before freezing zebrafish embryos, the researchers injected them with tiny gold cylinders coated in antifreeze.
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This pattern of melting and freezing is probably why we're seeing distinct latitudinal color bands.
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That included Atlanta, Ga., where only the determined went outside in freezing temperatures to watch.
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Freezing sperm can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars, depending on how long it's stored.
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Freezing immigration and starting a trade war with China will also have adverse economic effects.
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There's no freezing-then-bagging step, and it makes our freezer a lot more organized.
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The bar we're going to is less than a mile away, but it's freezing outside.
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These include cutting subsidies, reforming the pension system for public servants and freezing government hiring.
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Despite being spring, it's still freezing out and I need a warm pick-me-up.
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"I would never say it is an insurance policy," Extend's Hogarty said of egg freezing.
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We had like 50 girls to one motel room, and the shower water was freezing.
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The cage was then violently spun around and hurled into a freezing bed of water.
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Ultimately, the mobile clinics serve as a marketing strategy for Kindbody's core service: egg freezing.
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Paris Hilton will not let freezing temperatures prevent her from showing off her new ice.
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If your passion in freezing, the "Tip to Toe Experience" takes off in January 2017.
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All nuclear-related sanctions, including the freezing of $21979bn of Iranian assets, will be lifted.
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Temperatures should have plummeted to -25 degrees C but reached several degrees above freezing instead.
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"I was worried about getting my junk in the water and freezing," LaRocque told Exclaim!
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He has proposed freezing all federal regulations for a year, barring health and safety rules.
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"In the winter, the big problem is anything to do with freezing water," said Worters.
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Bear Trap and Freezing Trap deflect enemy attacks, making them better against the slower builds.
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"So, I've been thinking about freezing my eggs," she told sisters Kim and Khloé Kardashian.
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She said the family is freezing lots of bottled water to keep perishable food cold.
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In case you somehow hadn't heard, New York Fashion Week was cold mind-numbingly freezing.
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In cold climates the destruction is aggravated by water in the cracks freezing and thawing.
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Large swaths of the U.S. will get pounded today with snow, sleet and freezing rain.
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Some years, there has been snow to run through and temperatures 160 degrees below freezing.
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Yet beyond announcing talks about freezing output near record levels, no agreement has been reached.
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The Security Council has imposed sanctions on individual terrorists, freezing their assets and banning travel.
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A few hardy protesters have remained camped out near the lake, braving sub-freezing temperatures.
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For now, concerns about keeping the world's most populous nation from freezing have taken precedence.
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Check out our full instructions for freezing your credit with the various credit-scoring agencies.
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A big slowdown in demand could complicate producers' efforts to bolster prices by freezing output.
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Sources told the times the inmates had been stuck in freezing cells for days now.
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The company's CoolSculpting products are meant to help people slim down by freezing away fat.
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Getting out of your warm, cosy bed on those freezing, frosty mornings is truly agonising.
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More recently, I've been on the hotter side at night and freezing in the morning.
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"It's freezing and snowing in New York -- we need global warming," Trump tweeted in 2012.
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Federal prosecutors who are unraveling the Petrobras kickbacks scheme ordered the freezing of Cunha's assets.
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I don't really talk about egg freezing that often, especially not in a professional setting.
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Many celebrity women have opened up about their journeys with IVF treatments or egg-freezing.
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Now a huge portion of it is gone, in the middle of freezing, snowy weather.
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Completely freezing out a market that is inclined to support you is a bold strategy.
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He risks his life during urchin season by diving deep into the freezing cold waters.
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The low in Minneapolis will fall below freezing for 57 hours, starting at midmorning Wednesday.
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Trump appears to have a habit of freezing out key players while making major decisions.
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Rosneft's spokesman said late on Monday the freezing of Sistema's shares was a "security measure".
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Some colleges respond to the public outcry over soaring costs by freezing or capping tuition.
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Mr. Ladner's combination of speed and quality at a low price involves a freezing method.
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This type of freezing has been studied by scientists in both human and animal populations.
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"Shocked freezing" can be a continuation of the detection freeze, but you're unable to think.
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But meanwhile, some countries like Spain that are wholly unused to the cold are freezing.
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Some are still on the mountain, about to spend a third freezing winter in tents.
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You can be freezing outdoors one moment and sweating in an overheated bus the next.
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The temperature was well below freezing even at midday, and the frosted streets were quiet.
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In a bubble that's slowly freezing, the changes in temperature change the surface tension, too.
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Could they learn to tweak Marangoni currents to speed up or prevent liquids from freezing?
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It was all about "freezing the glamour of the accidental, the magical moment," Galliano said.
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You can't get too close and you read some plaques and it's freezing out there.
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As the wintry mix began to fall with temperatures just above freezing, those estimates decreased.
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Then freezing rain fell, the field thinned, and 2:44:04 later, Sellers finished second.
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Freezing cold tonight, clear and chilly again on Saturday, then clouds roll in on Sunday.
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"They weren't freezing to advance; they were facing the overarching problem of partnership," she said.
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Cannabis site Leafly is freezing hiring and canceling non-critical travel to rein in spending.
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But not everyone is aware of the physical, emotional, and financial costs of egg freezing.
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Imagine being held by yourself in a small, freezing cold cell 24 hours a day.
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The freezing process would be almost instantaneous, he said, and Dom wouldn't feel a thing.
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She learned hundreds of freezing homeless people couldn't get into shelters that were already full.
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They go to Lake Tahoe to practice hyperventilating and submerging themselves in freezing-cold water.
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As more women delay having babies than ever before, many are turning to egg freezing.
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But hardly anyone seemed to be asking the critical question: Does egg freezing actually work?
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Back then, it was rare for the temperature to drop near freezing or below it.
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I was aware only that my hands were freezing and my head was on fire.
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America imposed sanctions on Iran's foreign minister, Muhammad Javad Zarif, freezing his assets in America.
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IVF, donor insemination, egg freezing, surrogacy, and adoption all beget their own scenario-specific costs.
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Freezing a file prevents new credit lines from being opened, which locks out identity thieves.
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Once the bay stopped freezing, supply ships could arrive in January, and sleds became obsolete.
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And Mr. Tillerson initially seemed to treat the freezing of the programs as small-bore.
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Lance Corporal Michaels was buried on a freezing morning with snow on the ground. Mrs.
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I'm smoking a cigarette out my bathroom window, my hand freezing under the falling snow.
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Roh claimed that RoH Attorneys at Law had been removed from the freezing order too.
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Mr. Bonadio also ordered the freezing of assets of about $8.5 million each for Mrs.
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It was so cold outside, below freezing, that puddles from the fire hoses froze over.
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The explosion triggered freezing temperatures in the summer of 1816, which destroyed crops and vegetation.
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Watch for slick spots developing as temperatures drop to near freezing and road surfaces cool.
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Western and northern parts of the area may stay below or near freezing for longer.
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Responding by freezing or fawning can also lead victims to self-blame by recharacterizing assault.
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By the end of the summer, the heat subsided, and the nights dipped below freezing.
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They braved freezing temperatures in mountainous terrains, and many who survived lost fingers and limbs.
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Sunday morning's wintry mix of snow and freezing rain turned into rain by the evening.
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On a few occasions, major tobacco producers have resorted to drastic action by freezing output.
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The room was "freezing cold," and she could hear mice in the walls, she said.
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Freezing weather in the United States has spurred short-term demand, especially for heating oil.
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However much justified, this move was the equivalent of China freezing out Apple and Microsoft.
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We'd been roadtripping throughout the U.S. for weeks and I was sore, exhausted, and freezing.
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"I am 100 percent fully behind the strategy of freezing your credit reports," Ulzheimer said.
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If we're lucky, the mercury will budge past freezing for a few hours this afternoon.
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Why would they want to spend a morning walking the freezing streets of Lower Manhattan?
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The other is the ice that forms from freezing the ocean, known as sea ice.
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Friends with small children complained about the freezing cold and the abrupt cuts in heating.
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Heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures have caused massive disruption to transport in France this week.
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Dressed with a scarf and hat, this coat will keep you warm well below freezing.
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It takes planning and work, especially in the winter, when temperatures dip well below freezing.
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Facebook, for example, is said to offer a $20,000 egg-freezing benefit for women employees.
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After freezing their prices, Novartis and Pfizer have since been rewarded with congratulatory presidential tweets.
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But we are getting hammered with snow and sleet and more snow and freezing cold.
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It wants a good eight hours of freezing before you serve it, so plan accordingly.
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After three days in that freezing cell, I was finally taken to my bail hearing.
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Most of the country will be hit with snow and freezing rain sometime this week.
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"Instead, the egg freezing industry is talked about as an underground one," Ms. Xu said.
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Rivers and creeks, used as frozen highways for sleds, are not reliably freezing as expected.
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The snow will mix with sleet late in the morning, as temperatures hover near freezing.
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Saudi Arabia has expelled the Canadian ambassador and is freezing new trade with the country.
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At this point, anything above freezing is fine by us, and today we're in luck.
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Emilie Spiegel is 34 years old, single and has no interest in freezing her eggs.
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We might be freezing our nuts off here in NYC, but it's always summer somewhere.
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Freezing rain and ice storms were expected to move into northern New England through Monday.
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Either way, he closed the RV door, and headed off into the freezing Canadian night.
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An executive order freezing new governmental regulations puts science-based agencies' regulatory powers on pause.
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The flat line, apparently referred to the freezing of the emissions requirements to 2020 levels.
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The milk was also stored by freezing it, and it was sometimes mixed with berries.
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I regret every comment I made about the Summer being too hot because I'm freezing.
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In a new study published in the journal Reproductive Sciences, two fertility experts argue that ovarian tissue freezing—a procedure that removes and freezes ovarian tissue for later use—could offer an alternative, especially for women who can't undergo egg freezing for medical reasons.
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Freezing my eggs was an investment in a future I hoped would arrive someday, but it was up to me to create the love I craved in my life right now — and, like little flashes of light, freezing in time, I was already doing it.
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Whether because they have not yet found a partner and do not want to pursue single motherhood or were able to conceive on their own, counseling about egg freezing should include the recommendation that family building following egg freezing begin as soon as possible.
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Ms. Richards is the author of "Motherhood, Rescheduled: The New Frontier of Egg Freezing and the Women Who Tried It." The potential for egg freezing to allow women to pause their biological clocks is one of the most astonishing developments of recent fertility science.
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"All the talk in the beginning was about how egg freezing would be as big as the birth control pill and liberate women," said Janet Takefman, a reproductive health psychologist at McGill University in Montreal, who has counseled more than 200 women considering egg freezing.
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Authorities say they spent the night in freezing temperatures but were dressed appropriately for the weather.
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HG: your Excellency thank you so much for joining CNBC especially for braving the freezing cold.
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She nudges me every day about freezing my f—ing eggs, so I feel really blessed.
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Formally freezing membership talks is by no means a panacea to the EU/Turkey bind, however.
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In between basic paid family leave and slightly more flexible career tracks, there's time-freezing technology.
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But those freezing at the campsite lambasted the governor's claim that he's trying to protect safety.
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New York, Washington, D.C., and Boston were also expected to flirt with freezing temperatures Friday night.
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But that doesn't mean egg freezing earlier in life is without complications, both financially and logistically.
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Javelin's researchers also recommend checking a child's credit and freezing it when abnormal activity is detected.
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I join her for two stops to shorten my walk a bit because it's freezing out.
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It's barely 40 degrees outside, but with the wind from the sea, it feels sub-freezing.
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Precisely by slicing out this moment and freezing it, all photographs testify to time's relentless melt.
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I go outside to start my car, and apparently we had some freezing rain last night.
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I mentally prepared myself for freezing temps and was met with a super brisk fall day.
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On Cape Cod, a blizzard watch is in effect until Monday as temperatures drop below freezing.
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This was the sort of event that should only be held in the freezing, pouring rain.
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It was absolutely freezing cold for everyone at the Thanksgiving parade this year, except Kelly Clarkson.
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It actually got so cold that in Florida iguanas started freezing and falling out of trees.
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My dad schooled me on the importance of keeping a full tank whenever it's below freezing.
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It's "freezing" in Phoenix right now (50 degrees, lol) and I have to walk four blocks.
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But the previous government did implement needed reforms—such as cutting subsidies and freezing government hiring.
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So I bought two of those to have in different corners so the kids weren't freezing.
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Try Again: The FDA found popular freezing beauty method cryotherapy to be ineffective and possibly unsafe.
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The automatic penalties are limited to freezing financial accounts that travel through the U.S. banking system.
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Many lined up in the freezing cold for more than 48 hours to attend the event.
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All my apps transferred without problem and now they all work without freezing up or buffering.
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It's not about freezing your face, to me, it's just about getting rid of my wrinkles.
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As millennial women enter their 30s, demand for customized and affordable egg freezing services is spiking.
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Also on the rise is sperm freezing coverage for male employees concerned about their fertility future.
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Freezing also forms little tiny ice crystals, which don't hurt the organs when they're being cooled.
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"Snowstorms require two things: moisture and freezing air temperatures," the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said.
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After a lovely spring weekend, today started with freezing temperatures and snow falling outside our windows.
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Uncertainty could cause a freezing up of business activity as investment waits for the new landscape.
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What feels like a freezing cold office to you may be completely tolerable to your coworkers.
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As a result of later freezing, ice fishing for tomcod and whitefish is becoming more sparse.
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"When the weather drops below freezing, it's critical to keep your head covered," the post reads.
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Opposition parties have called for freezing the hike, arguing it would harm Japan's fragile economic recovery.
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London's lakes and ponds have been freezing over, which has proven a problem for pet owners.
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And because the Whynter is a compressor machine, no pre-freezing of any kind is required.
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I always bake way too much when I make treats and end up freezing the leftovers.
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Side note about office life: Does anyone else live in silent, freezing misery all day long?
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Even though the water was FREEZING, Leo was such a champ finding them in that sand.
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From freezing cold to woozy to boiling hot, these emoji convey a profound sense of discomfort.
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Lake Michigan is freezing over as extreme cold weather hits parts of the U.S. this week.
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Today's surgeons have everything from lasers to cryosurgery—the freezing of abnormal tissue—at their disposal.
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The monkeys have very thick fur, which they need to withstand the freezing nights in winter.
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Classified as "extremophiles," they can survive freezing, total dehydration, radiation, and even the vacuum of space.
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SAYS IT IS FREEZING PENALTIES FOR AUTOMAKERS FAILING TO MEET FUEL EFFICIENCY STANDARDS -STATEMENT
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Andrew Cuomo issued a surprise executive order over the weekend about homeless people in freezing weather.
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But recent weeks have seen "advection" frosts, after freezing air has blown in from the Arctic.
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My hands are freezing and I keep having to stop and wrap them around hand warmers.
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The 14-country producer group is holding talks next week in Algeria aimed at freezing production.
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In the opening scenes we witness him freezing out a lover of whom he has tired.
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Some carriages burned down in accidents when migrants tried to warm up in freezing winter temperatures.
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Commercial bankers have expressed concern that the request could be a prelude to freezing the accounts.
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Forecasters are calling for freezing rain as far south as Knoxville, Tennessee and Raleigh, North Carolina.
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On September 28th, two senior security officials were hit with American financial sanctions, freezing their assets.
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I slow, grinning, but the air is freezing, and my skin is covered in goose bumps.
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Not only is it freezing out, but I feel stripped and vulnerable in the gauzy fabric.
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On a freezing November night in 2013, thousands of students began protesting in Ukraine's Independence Square.
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Morning lows below freezing will stretch as far south as Texas and the Carolinas this weekend.
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"Egg freezing has become like a mantra for how to be an independent woman," Silver said.
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So they've already turned to the Chairman Mom community with questions about egg freezing and more.
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I have learned so much about fertility and everything that goes into freezing eggs and IVF.
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The leader of the ultra-Orthodox Shas party, Aryeh Deri, praised the freezing of the agreement.
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And he didn't disappoint his fans on Friday, showing up shirtless, despite temperatures just below freezing.
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Kindbody is able to charge less for egg freezing because they've cut out operational inefficiencies, i.e.
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