With dawn comes calm seas after days of March gales.
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Meanwhile, gales whipped the open water off Chicago at 63.6 knots.
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And when a hurricane does make landfall, gales can knock them down.
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I'll be back next week with some gales of love and loss!
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Yet ruling liberals have often sheltered themselves from the gales of creative destruction.
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Gales were already lashing the tourist resorts at Airlie Beach and the Whitsunday Islands.
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Mexico Beach incurred gales of 155 mph, with some gusts topping about 175 mph.
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Mr. Beckey was caught in shrieking gales, trapped on rock ledges and buried in avalanches.
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On a recent night, heavy gales destroyed the roof of the tiny school built by volunteers.
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The gales have come at the worst time, at the end of a long dry spell.
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En algunos lapsos, ella enseñó bioingeniería en la Universidad de Nueva Gales del Sur en Sídney.
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Irma's gales ripped off 80 percent of the tree canopy; 6,000 cubic yards of seaweed washed ashore.
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Adaptation could mean erecting flood barriers around factories or battening down warehouse roofs to withstand stronger gales.
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"So you're on deck a lot, 24 hours a day, changing sails as the gales roll through."
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What she worries about most, she said, are the fierce gales that blow in from the bay.
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Japan's Meteorological Agency issued warnings for high waves, thunderstorms, storm surges and gales across the Ryukyu Islands.
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"I heard the gales and ran upstairs to shut the windows," Funing resident Xie Litian, 62, told Xinhua.
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The climbers could wait two months in their tents, in hopes the gales relent for a few days.
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A couple of dozen people in the water at Korfos Beach whipping and flying in the forceful gales.
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China's National Meteorological Center also issued an orange alert warning for gales and torrential rain in its southern provinces.
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Little girls on the beach leaned against the gales, and hulking pickup trucks wobbled on the rain-slicked roads.
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He joked that the flag was not as heavy as those often doing battle with the Lake Erie gales.
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The radio in the hotel shuttle from the airport had warned of hurricane-force gales, possible flooding, thunder, lightning.
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Almost the entire state is under hurricane warning with concerns of devastating gales, heavy rain and life-threatening storm surge.
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Otherwise they replicated the seafaring of ancient mariners during a 953-day crossing, braving powerful gales and 30-foot crests.
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Anthony Brown, 40, and Brandon Gales, 38, were identified as the victims, the DeSoto County Coroner's Office told CNN affiliate WMC.
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With its deep waters, waves as high as 24.5 meters, brutal gales and thick fog, West of Shetland is hugely inhospitable.
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They would tend the light and maintain the fog horn, said Jeff Gales, the executive director of the U.S. Lighthouse Society.
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The employees were identified as Anthony Brown, 40, and Brandon Gales, 38, the DeSoto County Coroner's Office told CNN affiliate WMC.
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"My family, specifically, and the Gales, as well, would be honored if you would consider it," the guest told the president.
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La mayoría de los votantes en Inglaterra y Gales apoyaron el brexit, sobre todo en zonas rurales y ciudades más pequeñas.
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Her answer sent gales of despair through the Conservative Party, gusts of joy through Labour, and blasts of amazement through the commentariat.
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He recalled "naked mountains" where gales thrashed for days, pinning him and his comrades in remote huts or buried in snow-holes.
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Dozens of people joined the search for Myers, although efforts were hampered by poor weather conditions, including gales and snow in some areas.
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For the president and leaders of Congress to say all of this would evoke gales of laughter in the wake of recent action.
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The voyage takes most boats about five days and is one of the classics of offshore racing, notorious for rough water and sudden gales.
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The groom graduated from the University of Wisconsin and is a son of Kathleen M. McFadden and Gabriel B. Stern of Gales Ferry, Conn.
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El excapitán de Gales dijo que espera que su decisión de publicar un video en Twitter lleve a un mayor entendimiento público del tema.
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Puede que se haya perdido al menos un cuarto de la población de koalas en Nueva Gales del Sur, de acuerdo con diversos estimados.
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They intuitively grasped how OKRs could keep an organization on course through the gales of competition or the tumult of a hockey-stick growth curve.
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As gales pounded the lighthouse, his logbook entries soften to poetry; he writes of the wrathful ocean and his own faint place just above it.
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The girls' mother, 32-year-old Marquita Gales, had contractions earlier in the day, but doctors told her to stay home and wait it out.
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Mr. Olmsted recorded whale carcasses amid choppy waves; weapons used in hunting expeditions; costumes worn by islanders; and encounters with icebergs, snow, hail and gales.
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Gales of wind pushed rain over the crowd and I took off at the crack of the gun, my legs remembering a hard-earned cadence.
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And then, thanks to some gales of circular breathing, he managed to thread one of those earlier, overblown harmonics atop the ongoing, bebop-influenced flurry.
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For example, he learned that male penguins can initiate and consummate sexual intercourse even in the worst weather, including gales of 60 miles per hour.
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The south will also get winds of up to 74 km/h (46 mph), which bring gales that can rock trees and break smaller twigs off.
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The land was, to put it bluntly, not fit for humans as it leaves one in complete exposure to the angry northern gales—it was uninhabitable.
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In an interview on Saturday, Ms. Payne said just seeing herself on the phone's screen as she was recording set her off into gales of laughter.
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Since 153, he has choked through the harshest drought to hit the Great Plains in a century, punctuated by freakish snowstorms and suffocating gales of dust.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER Gusts could whip through the city this afternoon, although they probably won't be as strong as the damaging gales last night.
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But compared to six months ago, the constant gales swirling around Trump no longer look as certain to blow away all of the GOP's traditional midterm advantages.
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He is loping and saturnine, husky and housebound, with a tendency to bark, bay and growl; Knode is prone to gales of laughter and micro-bursts of surprise.
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But gales of black pride have swept aside awareness of his flaws, and when those flaws are conceded, gusts of black defiance play down their meaning and significance.
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The masters wrote—to yield the best result, harvest after a cold winter the wood condensed by ice and storms in whose gales the highest notes are born.
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Typhoon Wipha brought intense gales and rain to China last weekend, Typhoon Francisco made landfall in Japan on Tuesday, and Typhoon Krosa has now formed in the Pacific.
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Matt Nauman, spokesman for the region's main utility, Pacific Gas & Electric, said many power lines had fallen during gales that packed gusts in excess of 75 miles per hour.
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Ms. Mattila, 56, has spent a career being the vibrating, riveting center of most any opera in which she's cast, her gales of sound particularly well suited to hysteria.
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While he and his wife still live in the same house where they sheltered from Andrew's gales, it now has reinforced windows and a healthy stock of emergency supplies.
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When I saw it, some heavy milking — and, to be fair, gales of audience laughter — had the show running at closer to two hours than the advertised 95 minutes.
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The same qualities that make this region so legendary—searing Sun exposure, blustering gales, sparse populations—also distinguish it as an obvious place to develop wind and solar farms.
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During the crossing, which took 21 days, he survived fierce gales and squalls, one of which capsized his boat; a near-collision with a whale; and encounters with sharks.
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Through bitter experience, emerging economies learnt that protecting themselves against these gales meant accumulating large dollar reserves, which began to pile up in the 1990s and peaked in 2014.
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On the first day of spring, Greg Gales relaxed on a park bench in the South Bronx with a cigarette, a can of Coke and his pit bull, Dolow.
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Heavy rain and level-10 gales are expected to hit Shanghai on Friday and continue until Sunday, with 16,000 suburban residents set to be evacuated, the official Shanghai Daily reported.
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"With the populations of whales back in the days of industrial whaling, the major single threat they faced was whaling," Australian IWC Commissioner Nick Gales told the ABC in September.
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Millions of views "I was floored, I was utterly disgusted," Erica Gales Deminds, who has three children at the school, told CNN of her reaction when she first saw the video.
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From Tuesday to Wednesday, Talim will bring gales to the southern East China Sea, the Taiwan Strait and waters east of Taiwan, as well as parts of the South China Sea.
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They frequently reduced each other to gales of laughter with a joke or a reminiscence, and they found it both surreal and amusing to be figures of suspicion on three continents.
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Aside from nearly knocking the men off their horses, the gales caused isolated blazes to combine, yielding a single giant conflagration that would come to be known as the Big Blowup.
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Inglaterra, Escocia, Gales e Irlanda del Norte quedan así en un limbo mientras May, quien ha dicho desde que tomó el poder que "brexit es brexit", anuncia si solicitará esa extensión.
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An early scene in which Diane and Nat drink from a newly discovered bottle of rot-gut wine and burst into cathartic gales of laughter has a spontaneity that is otherwise absent.
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An excerpt from the Canadian Encyclopedia explains the fate of the crew:Despite their steam engines, the sturdy ships were locked in the menacing ice, exposed to blizzards, frigid temperatures and cyclonic gales.
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The opinions expressed are his own.) By Peter Apps Oct 19 (Reuters) - Somewhere in the autumn gales and rain squalls of the North Sea, Russia's only aircraft carrier is heading south to war.
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Storm-force gales swept over a deep pool of water, churning waves that, at full scale on the ocean, would have been twice the size of those recorded during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Wonderful though it is to see him with a white kitten, in homage to Anita Ekberg in "La Dolce Vita," it is less enchanting to be subjected to his gales of forced laughter.
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Okay, well, maybe it's not that deep, but the Montreal band is still capable of summoning up gales of guitar and strings like no one else can[...] The record is actually slight for a GY!
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Ripped through by bullet holes and whipped raw by decades of punishing polar gales, all that remains is the C-3503's hollowed-out fuselage, and a few coiled wires spitting out of its skeleton.
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Like Hurricane Katrina and Superstorm Sandy before it, Harvey may demonstrate just how much the man-made gales of political polarization has diminished the nation's capacity to forge common cause against even the fiercest natural disasters.
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The UK has been under a storm alert since Friday, when the UK's national weather service, the Met Office, issued an amber — mid-level — warning for heavy rain and widespread gales across much of England and Wales.
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He started his speech with an appeal for national unity, justice, patriotism and love of one's fellow Americans, in another attempt to move on from the gales of protests at his handling of violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Ron Gales, a spokesman for the company, said that it was unclear whether the return of electricity was related to the fire but that the company had alerted a state regulator and would cooperate with any investigative agencies.
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Interior design that rummages through the musty old trunks of Orientalism doesn't look as alluring as it did 15 years ago, and cooking that filters Asian flavors through a Western sensibility isn't automatically met with gales of excitement.
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It's so strong, in fact, that it produces its own "wind," which is less like the gusty gales we're familiar with on Earth and more akin to the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emanating from the sun.
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Lekima was the fourth typhoon in the western Pacific this week -- Typhoon Wipha brought intense gales and rain to China last weekend, Typhoon Francisco made landfall in Japan on Tuesday, and Typhoon Krosa has now formed in the Pacific.
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The pilot, David Wood, 62, was working on a fuel-loading operation on the remote ice shelf on Monday when he got out of the helicopter and fell more than 60 feet, said the Australian Antarctic Division's director, Nick Gales.
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A Reuters journalist in Port Vila said there was torrential rain and hotel staff had given guests candles and matches in case there was a blackout and as well as a sheet to cover windows that might shater in the gales.
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Upon hearing that New York State is proposing to turn the fenced-off road into a tree-lined boulevard with crosswalks leading to the banks of the Bronx River, Mr. Gales mulled, at length, the pros and cons of the idea.
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"We know women are dying due to unequal heart attack care -- and now we've identified the shortfalls we need to target to save lives," said Chris Gales, professor of cardiovascular medicine at the University of Leeds and senior author of the report.
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El relator especial para pobreza extrema de Naciones Unidas, Philip Alston, usualmente acude a zonas muy vulnerables, pero decidió visitar Inglaterra, Gales, Irlanda del Norte y Escocia para analizar las características de las situaciones de pobreza que se presentan en esa región.
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For years, the trustees on the committee could barely bring themselves to look at Abstract Expressionist paintings; in the fifties, the examples that Robert Beverly Hale, the curator of American paintings, brought in were usually met with groans and gales of laughter.
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On the other, you could sit with the lyric sheet—full of poetic meditations on reflecting, transforming, and moving forward—and come away with a much more subdued (but no less impactful) impression of what B eyond the Fleeting Gales is about.
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It appears the actress's ruffly, lace-covered Louis Vuitton mini dress was no match for the coastal French town's ocean gales, putting up a good fight, but eventually succumbing to the ruthless gusts and wafting up to create Caitriona's very own Marilyn Monroe moment.
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But of 21776 transport vessels dispatched across the Atlantic in the winter of 22019-23, only eight reached the king's forces in occupied Boston directly; the rest were blown by gales back to Britain or to the Caribbean, or were intercepted by rebel marauders.
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It's about a poor family infiltrating the lives of a wealthy one, but the way they do it — and what awaits both as they become more entangled — rewards the viewer with such diverse riches as white-knuckle tension, class resentment and great gales of laughter.
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Habrá siete grandes aviones cisterna en Australia esta temporada de incendios; un DC-10 de 10 Tanker aterrizó en Nueva Gales del Sur el fin de semana pasado, antes de la fecha de inicio usual del primero de diciembre, luego de ayudar en los incendios de California.
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As a mother, I've never been much of a calamity howler, and having once written a book about parenthood, I know enough about the history of childhood to understand that most new forms of entertainment are met with gales of protest that in hindsight seem ridiculous.
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Causally, it is one long tragicomic flap of the butterfly effect—a thousand cattle emit gales of methane farts in Kansas while awaiting their date with the inside of a soggy Taco Bell shell, and then thousands of miles away a mammoth iceberg calves off the arctic ice shelf.
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En Brasil, estos insectos han creado una cantidad inédita de montículos al excavar diez kilómetros cúbicos de tierra; es un volumen equivalente al de cuatro mil pirámides como las del sitio egipcio y que ocupa un área territorial tan grande como toda Gran Bretaña (Inglaterra, Gales y Escocia).
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My wife spent her childhood summers in Manimala, and all her stories seemed to center on the river: the old stone steps that villagers descended to board a ferry or take a bath; the neighbors fishing or washing elephants; the flotillas of flowers that drifted downstream after monsoon gales.
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During this week of all-beef meaninglessness, the NFL's multi-platform noisemaking apparatus—imagine a jet engine blasting gales of Buffalo wing breath at you, except it also sounds like a Kid Rock song; imagine this goes on every hour of every day for five months—roared on as usual.
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Such was the case on Tuesday night at the Time 100 Gala in New York City as celebrities battled a rainstorm and some serious gusts of wind on their way in to the event, in particular Chrissy Teigen who bravely faced down the gales, narrowly avoiding a wardrobe malfunction in the process.
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While we may be in the midst of the throes of winter and all that entails (read: snow squalls, bone-chilling temperatures and not enough layers in the world to protect you from the arctic gales), the advertising industry is here to remind us that summer is perpetually just around the corner.
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But even in the middle of a storm, you can still get too much of a good thing: There was high drama and misery for some when Cape Town was battered by northwesterly gales and driving rain, resulting in flooding and ensuing chaos across the city and its hinterland over the past weekend.
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It was a more than slightly different version of himself that acted his part in these happy scenes: Seamus as a confident and blithe man, but also warm and generous, and possessed of a bedroom manner suave enough to insure that the previously reticent Polish girl concluded his reveries roaring the head off herself in gales of sexual transport.
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"You're getting the capital markets being buffeted from gales from all corners…to our mind, the world economy, the real economy looks in better shape than markets are telling us…that probably is telling us that those with strong constitution will want to add to their developed market equities in particular," William Hobbs, head of investment strategy for Europe at Barclays, told CNBC.
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In the winter, there is a month of near-perpetual darkness, and in the summer, a month of continuous sunlight; the wind, I was told, is constant no matter the time of year, though at certain times it is known to gust harder, stronger, or more or less predictably (in September, the month I was there, the winds are known as "the Equinox gales").
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According to Ben, they are also what "modulates the high"; each variety of weed has its own terpene profile, which helps account for one of the riddles of cannabis: that even if two strains share the same psychoactive molecule — 22018-delta tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC — one can make its users collapse in gales of laughter while the other produces paranoia and yet another seems (at least for a moment) to reveal the secrets of the universe.
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According to Ben, they are also what "modulates the high"; each variety of weed has its own terpene profile, which helps account for one of the riddles of cannabis: that even if two strains share the same psychoactive molecule — 22018-delta tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC — one can make its users collapse in gales of laughter while the other produces paranoia and yet another seems (at least for a moment) to reveal the secrets of the universe.
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En un mensaje publicado en la cuenta de Instagram de la pareja y su nuevo sitio web independiente (una de dos páginas que han presentado en los últimos meses), el duque y la duquesa de Sussex anunciaron su intención de "crear un nuevo papel progresista dentro" de la "institución" de la monarquía británica; de "trabajar para volverse financieramente independientes mientras siguen apoyando totalmente a Su Majestad la Reina"; de "equilibrar" su tiempo "entre el Reino Unido y Norteamérica"; de "honrar nuestro deber para con la Reina, la Mancomunidad y nuestro patronazgo"; de lanzar un "nuevo organismo de beneficencia"; y "de colaborar con Su Majestad la Reina, el príncipe de Gales, el duque de Cambridge y todas las partes relevantes".
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