The coral grows hot in your hand, and although all you hear is the ocean, you can feel the tambu like a pulse.
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By raising the temperature of the water, the scientists could induce hot flashes — which typically occur if an affected woman's skin grows hot — and also track her body's general ability to deal with heat stress.
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A surprise to some hemp growers and producers was the little wiggle room the USDA afforded for hemp that grows "hot," or exceeds the 0.3% THC threshold, said Shawn Hauser, chair of the hemp and cannabinoids practice group at cannabis law firm Vicente Sederberg.
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I think that's a sort of thesis here that the podcast industry will definitely grow, and as it grows, Hot Pod will grow with it, even the paid sections of it, but it's mostly just because I'm in my late 20s, I'm kind of dicking around.
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Carless makes an impressive speech in Persian to convince the drivers to continue into Nuristan. They climb an indistinct track to the pass. They descend into Nuristan: it grows hot. Men run to meet them: they are told they are the first Europeans ever to cross the pass – Newby does not believe this – and are given ice-cold milk to drink.
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The Imp (who only speaks in rhyming sentences) explains that his three remaining gold coins can each grant a wish to an honest man (the fact that Sigurd has possessed the bottle for some time without being granted any wishes demonstrates that he does not qualify) on the condition that Jack break open the bottle to free him once all three are used up. Jack agrees, and the Imp guides them to Pendragon's island. With the use of the Imp's first two wishes, Jack approaches Pendragon and forces him into giving Elaine back, unaware that she has been transformed and now holds allegiance with Pendragon. Upon their return journey, Elaine disables Jack with a sleeping potion, but when she touches the Imp's bottle, it grows hot because of her evil nature, causing her to accidentally cast it into the sea.
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From his first book of poetry, he emphasized the need for modernism in the Korean poetry scene. In Hyeondaeui ondo (현대의 온도 Temperature of Modern Times) (1957), published with the members of DIAL—Kim Won-tae, Kim Jeong-ok, Kim Cha-yeong, Kim Ho, Park Taejin, Lee Cheol-beom, and Lee Hwal—Kim radically demonstrated his urban sensibility and modern consciousness in postwar Korea. Afterward, following the global trend of minimalism, he attempted writing in new poetic forms of “poetic fiction” (시소설) and “conversational poetry” (대화시), which culminated in the publication of Hwayoirimyeon tteugeowojineun geu saram (화요일이면 뜨거워지는 그 사람 The Person Who Grows Hot on Tuesdays) (1994). In this book, Kim argued that Korean poetry should “take a step forward from Korean traditions toward global traditions,”Kim, Kyungrin, Hwayoirimyeon tteugeowojineun geu saram, Literature and Thought, 1994.
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