It's all frozen up, because inside, it's minus 13 Celsius year round.
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So we ended up with a lot of devices sold and all of the funds frozen up.
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The Switch's Hulu app itself works decently — it's fairly responsive, though it has frozen up on me a couple of times.
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"The pie was essentially heated, frozen up in space then warmed up again, so the flavor is probably richer," Callaghan said. Okay.
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South Florida cold temps have frozen up the green invasive reptile and they are falling from the sky 🥶🦎 pic.twitter.
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If those upriver saw normal temperatures instead of record-breaking December warmth, the waters that soaked us would have stayed frozen up north.
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Some 73 percent of the 102 plans in a 2015 survey by NEPC, a consulting firm, were either closed or frozen, up from 64 percent.
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Other experts note that sperm frozen up to 12 years has resulted in successful pregnancies and that embryos can be kept 10 to 15 years.
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This was far from a sure thing — the whole system might have frozen up or misbehaved if it had a person in there gumming up the gears.
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The insolvency has frozen up to 40 percent of the assets of some of Beaufort's 16,000 clients, comprising retail investors and small companies, which included dozens of junior miners.
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The insolvency has frozen up to 40 percent of the assets of some of Beaufort's estimated 16,503 clients, comprising retailinvestors and small companies, which included dozens of junior miners.
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The most memorable question Klobuchar answered had to do with whether frozen pizza should be part of school lunches, as she had supported a company in Minnesota that makes frozen pizzas (aren't all pizzas frozen up there?).
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These are the WTA rankings and yearly WTA Race rankings of the top 20 singles and doubles players at the current date of the 2020 season. Rankings were frozen up until the resuming of the 2020 season on 3 August 2020.
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Bream brought with her the mails for Bermuda that the packet ship Diana had brought from Falmouth. While in Bream, Simpson carried specie to St. John's, Newfoundland and was frozen up at Louisburg, Cape Breton, which materially harmed his health. On 14 November 1811 Simpson was promoted to Lieutenant.
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On her return trip to Britain she reached Macao on 7 January 1788, Saint Helena on 22 April, and Deptford on 1 August. In mid-December 1788 news reached London that Admiral Barrington was frozen up at Cronstadt and would winter there.Lloyd's List, no.2047, - accessed 7 November 2014.
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On December 19, 1914, La Center was reported to be frozen up on the Lewis River. The Lewis and Lake rivers were frozen over, and navigation from Portland to points on these rivers was suspended. On January 25, 1915, ice in the Columbia river prevented La Center from making its usual trip to Portland.
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Leaving on 8 February they made between 15 and 22 miles a day through knee-deep snow along the St. Lawrence, reaching Quebec on the 28th, taking shelter in the frigate and the sloop Indian, frozen up in Wolfe's Cove. They finally reached Kingston, Ontario, on 22 March.Naval Chronicle, Vol. 33, pp.123-7.
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Alma dies, and Ida's legs are frozen up to the knees. Dellwood Barker and Shed go after the women. They rescue Ida, but Shed and Dellwood are forced to amputate her legs to save her life. Dellwood Barker goes insane from the shock surrounding this rapid turn of events, and leaves Excellent to die.
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There he found tools and barrels frozen up in the ice. White (1855), p. 23. Archaeological excavations have found the remains of five buildings and two double-ovens belonging to the station. Another station was found on Æøya (named after the common eiders that reside there), a small island on the eastern side of the bay.
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After being sent, in January 1808, to the Baltic in command of three ships of the line, they were frozen up in the ice on reaching Gothenburg. Parker, however, arranged for a canal to be cut and thereby extricated his squadron and a large convoy of merchantmen bound for England. Later in the month, in company with HMS Nassau they captured the 74-gun Danish ship HDMS Prinds Christian Frederik in the Battle of Zealand Point.
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Meanwhile, on the other side of the Elbe, Captain von Goessel had ordered all the women and children to assemble there but no other lifeboats were launched because the ropes on the derricks were all frozen up, and so they perished along with the captain. Within 20 minutes of the collision, the Elbe had sunk and the only survivors were the 20 people in the one surviving lifeboat. These people now had to endure mountainous seas and below-zero temperatures and they were 50 miles from land.
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The fire department struggled to start their fire engine, and its hose had frozen up by the time the engine was started. When the fire department had gotten their equipment working, the fire was already too large to be contained. S.O. Jones, Fort Saskatchewan's fire chief, was with his son in Edmonton when he was notified of the fire; in order to reach the blaze, he had to race to the local CNR station in a taxi to catch a train bound for Fort Saskatchewan. His taxi nearly hit a police officer, who attempted to stop the speeding taxi by running in front of it, not knowing why it was in such a hurry.
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Closer Glover blew his first save opportunity of the season on June 10 and admitted after the game that he had injured his back that morning and had not told the team about his condition. Glover was placed on the disabled list the next day and Joe Blanton was reactivated. On June 12, infielder Wilmer Difo — who had frozen up on a potential game-winning bunt single in the June 10 game while leading off third base, being tagged out in a rundown before an eventual Nationals 6–3 loss — was optioned to the Class-AAA Syracuse Chiefs. Reliever Trevor Gott was called up, giving the Nationals an eight-man bullpen as they headed into a series against the division rival Atlanta Braves.
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These were generally larger and more robust than Novelty and differed in several details (for example it is thought that a different design of blower was used which was an 'Induced Draught' type, sucking the gases from the fire). The pair ran trials on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway but the railway declined to purchase the new designs. Their innovative steam fire engine proved an outstanding technical success by helping to quell the memorable Argyll Rooms fire on February 5, 1830 (where it worked for five hours when the other engines were frozen up),Burnett, Constance Buel, "Captain John Ericsson: Father of the "Monitor"", Vanguard Press, New York, 1960, p107 but was met with resistance from London's established 'Fire Laddies' and municipal authorities. An engine Braithwaite and Ericsson constructed for Sir John Ross's 1829 Arctic expedition failed and was dumped on the shores of Prince Regent Inlet.
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