So my company, Hazy Mills Productions, we have employees ... Why is it called Hazy Mills?
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" To me, the whole image looked patchy and hazy—a blur of pixels—but he had obviously seen something unusual. "Hazy?
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Here are some takeaways: ■ His business plan is hazy.
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"Hazy I.P.A.s are pretty tough to make if you're hoping to distribute nationally," said Bill Manley, who helped develop Sierra Nevada's recipe for Hazy Little Thing before leaving the company in November.
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There's one slightly hazy patina they've nicknamed civil war vintage.
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There were inconsistencies in witness statements, and memories were hazy.
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It doesn't feel like reality, and it's a little hazy.
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GRAHAM GREENE, chronicler of hazy entrepots, would have loved Djibouti.
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Finally, D'Angelo emerged from a hazy cloud of purple lights.
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And then, all that hazy heartstring tugging abruptly ends as
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Under a workaday telescope, they appear hazy, like a cloud.
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However, the sun clashes with Neptune, and communication is hazy.
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Our atmosphere is a thin blue line, delicate and hazy.
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If the details sound hazy here, that's because they are.
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The distinction might be hazy, even in their own minds.
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The future of vaping, at the current moment, is hazy.
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It took opening my hazy eyes to quickly realize this.
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Instead, it languishes in the hazy confusion of Earl's circumstances.
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It was sort of hazy up until the last minute.
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Other hazy scenes followed: being wheeled into a hospital room.
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Would this sound like a hazy, unclear state of affairs?
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, clashes with dreamy, hazy Neptune today.
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But what you could hear was the opposite of hazy.
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Cluster chords are dense and hazy, yet pungent with tension.
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The burned areas turn white, creating a hazy, ghostly effect.
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This hazy juncture is a useful opportunity to draw lessons.
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Not yet, as action planet Mars opposes hazy, dreamy Neptune.
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", one nutrition expert warned, "Details about the plan are hazy.
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They might be hazy over the details of the case.
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The border between the two, Lacqueur added, has always been hazy.
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It seems a fairly straightforward system, but its purpose remains hazy.
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It's a Catholic confession against the hazy backdrop of a nightclub.
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America's options for disrupting Russian aircraft sales to Syria are hazy.
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Exactly what constitutes part of a bioeconomy is a bit hazy.
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Ice volcanoes, hazy skies, vast plains of churning nitrogen, what's next?
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It was reds and whites in this hazy green-ish world.
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You're feeling a little hazy after yesterday's full moon in Virgo!
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The exact sequence of events leading to his death are hazy.
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When they awoke, the sun was high in a hazy sky.
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This isn't the easy, hazy vibe you started the month with.
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However, the future feels hazy as the sun clashes with Neptune.
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That hazy look in her eyes wasn't from being overly starstruck.
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The line between the two can be hazy, the professor said.
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The definition of self-care has recently become a little hazy.
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There are stretches of hazy, wayward chords spiked with unnerving clusters.
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The details of what exactly happened are hazy amidst conflicting reports.
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Europe has only one direction: forward; though the destination remains hazy.
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Mystery shows thrive on ambiguity, on unclear motives and hazy reasoning.
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Sierra Nevada uses oats in its recipe for Hazy Little Thing.
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Even though many of my childhood memories are hazy, they're mine.
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Look for the hazy white lager and refreshing kölsch (pints $6).
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"Voodoo" revels in the tension between metronomic clarity and hazy imprecision.
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The beginnings of popular voting in the United States are hazy.
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Warrior planet Mars opposes hazy Neptune, and a lazy energy flows.
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"This is why the whole situation has been hazy," he said.
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Yet the line between market and non-market services is hazy.
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Gray bylines become hazy, and the letters emulsify into one another.
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Other than that, you might be somewhat hazy on the details.
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In short, the British government's pot policymaking appears hazy at best.
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You're in a hazy, sleepy mood, and your mind needs rest.
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Ten hours into this show, why are everyone's motives still so hazy?
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Other sourcing, such as for the Jared and Ivanka anecdotes, is hazy.
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They also fitted with Mr Trump's hazy understanding of his new job.
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But what campaigns should do about the coming chaos is still hazy.
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The next couple of days, January 25 and 26, are pretty hazy.
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Donald Trump may have a plan, however hazy, to take on ISIS.
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Or something like that, it's all a bit hazy and ultimately inconsequential.
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Most of the mystery of Midnight Special comes in the hazy backstory.
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Directed by Theo Anthony, it's a hazy, gauzy meditation on digital intimacy.
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The air is hazy and I see no grass, trees, or flowers.
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A lot of them are wrapped in the gauze of hazy memories.
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It's eerily pretty; a hazy green sky meets a dark red ocean.
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This is the hazy sunlit filter that Etna will reward you with.
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But they found that their teenage subjects had hazy recollections of dates.
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Trump's solutions for disabled and chronically ill consumers are hazy at best.
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Picture a Tumblr page filled with photos of a hazy summer camp.
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"We shot 'Hazy Shades' in San Francisco on Super 8," explains Cohen.
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You ruling planet Mercury clashes with hazy Neptune, and things are unclear.
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Your planetary ruler, the Sun, clashes with hazy Neptune today, creating frustration.
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However, large amounts of PM2.5 can cause the air to appear hazy.
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Dr. Blasey's memory was, at times, hazy, but her testimony was searing.
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It's a complicated day as your ruling planet Venus opposes hazy Neptune.
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Instead, the value of each asset is necessarily a somewhat hazy guesstimate.
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Hazy I.P.A.s offer lush, juicy flavors that beers have never had before.
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I watched the sunset last night, and it was stunning, but hazy.
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Your ruling planet, the Sun, opposes hazy Neptune, and things feel confusing.
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Her voice suddenly turns gray and hazy, without losing its steely core.
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He spent several weeks at home — still hazy and out of it.
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Horn lay eight miles offshore, a hyphen on the horizon's hazy line.
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But on a day with hazy pollution, I couldn't see very far.
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It was a slightly hazy day, but there was still good visibility.
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But in all that time, the benefits of pot have remained hazy.
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Everything is slowed down and filtered into a druggy, hazy fugue state.
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It's somewhere at the hazy intersection between a real sensation and imagination.
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Michael Douglas and Danny DeVito's decades-long friendship started off a little hazy.
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The complexities of hazy ownership are what has kept the larger investors away.
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A portion of Yujiapu Financial District's skyline in the hazy light of dawn.
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After all, the future may be hazy, but at least there's a future.
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We're awaiting more ecstatic posts about new-baby smell and hazy first smiles.
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Confusion arrives on November 13 when Mercury squares off with hazy, dreamy Neptune.
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I think our understanding of what it is, though, is still very hazy.
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Even Simone seems a little bit hazy compared to her season three self.
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Just watch out for confusion concerning ownership as the moon opposes hazy Neptune.
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Your planetary ruler Venus clashes with hazy Neptune today, stirring up some anxieties.
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Yes, through the courts, though so far the matter has been left hazy.
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The falling snowflakes and dusky background still suggest a hazy dawn in winter.
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Overheard, a flock of pigeons wheeled across the hazy sky in balletic synchronicity.
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That realization hangs over Paradise like the smoke on that hazy September day.
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Before Jewson encountered Davis, Close was just a hazy idea of a movie.
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MC Fred Hill is nearly unintelligible, his words becoming a hazy, lilting song.
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Everything is muffled, and the world is hazy and translucent through the walls.
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Other photos show Titan's hazy atmosphere for the last time from close range.
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I think that there's sort of this hazy line between speech and conduct.
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"Policemen were stopping traffic and it was really hazy with smoke," he said.
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On September 10, serious Saturn in Sagittarius squares hazy Neptune in dreamy Pisces.
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Details are a little hazy on exactly how the "Basket of Warmth" works.
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Inside China, however, most people have only a hazy notion of what happened.
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Not at this very moment but at some point in the hazy past.
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The line between the Finder and the Preview app just got really hazy.
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She'd fired cap guns at the ceiling, which made the fluorescent light hazy.
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Adding to the uncertainty is the hazy future of the health care law.
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Vog, or hazy post-volcano air pollution, contaminates the air with sulfur dioxide.
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Jennifer Gomez, 17, walked around for hours seemingly unaware of the hazy heat.
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As an entity, the piece evolved from subdued hazy passages to frenetic bursts.
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But since it's still a relatively new phenomenon, the etiquette can be hazy.
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Her photographs have a hazy, dreamlike quality as if they were transient memories.
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Confusion arrives on August 7 when Mercury opposes hazy Neptune in dreamy Pisces.
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She grew up blind, and the details of why she disappeared are hazy.
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The Moon opposes hazy Neptune in Pisces at 5:11 PM, creating confusion.
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The hazy acoustics of the First Church probably diminished the over-all effect.
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How the intersection became arguably the most famous junction in Canada is hazy.
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It's a hazy dream, a gaudy fantasy, a noirish nightmare, an Instagramble cliché.
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In its place are hazy recollections of conversations about group homes and medications.
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This hazy profile of Chelsea Manning features more glamour shots than psychological insights.
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Often, his movement looked like a hazy memory of dancing, or a ghost.
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This all happened five years ago, and my memory of it is hazy.
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Details about how the federal government is trying to influence production are hazy.
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On a scan, the crisp borders between the anatomical structures can turn hazy.
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With doctors and nurses hovering over her, everything became both hazy and chaotic.
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Exact details remain a little hazy, because the FISA court operates in secret.
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McCauley says the biggest threat to Anchorage isn't competitors, though, but hazy regulation.
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He looked fragile, weak, his eyes hazy, coated in a gooey yellow film.
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Nebulous, hazy, foggy, dreamy, whimsical, and paranoid, Neptune blurs lines and transcends reality.
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Same for VR, although the money-making method there is hazy for now.
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Additionally, it's hazy whether or not a bidder will continue to operate Gawker.
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The moon clashes with hazy, dreamy Neptune at 393:239 PM. All times EST.
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The set goes okay, I think, but everything after that gets a bit hazy.
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The result is a video that relies on a hazy form of data set.
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Not a single one—not a fluffy cumulus, a hazy stratus, or wafting cirrus.
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"The line between excessive and acceptable force was anything but hazy," the motion says.
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After being told that your mother died of an asthma attack, details get hazy.
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The next few days are mostly lost from memory, but some hazy images survive.
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Whole spans of passagework emerged with a hazy cast, yet with each note clear.
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For McCarty, that meant exploring the hazy and uncharted territory that was marijuana delivery.
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Cams show hazy conditions around the #BayArea and air quality sensors indicate unhealthy conditions.
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This video of a hazy blur in Michigan's Lake Superior has the Internet abuzz.
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Before, we had single-location seasons in which survivors would talk about hazy ideals.
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Muted color palettes and hazy filters turn these worlds into something surreal and mysterious.
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The ink doesn't dry, but instead globs and drips to create a hazy effect.
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Hazy, cloudy, colorful, spellbinding nebulae may be the most beautiful objects in the universe.
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Every shot I take with this phone looks a little too hazy and artifacted.
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The hazy future should not deter investors from buying Aramco shares, Mr Falih says.
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The packed and hazy room included Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber and Madonna.
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A woman and child wear masks during a hazy day in Beijing, China, Oct.
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Valencia filter on Instagram, with a wash of avocado green and a hazy golden
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This is how the moon would look if its thick, hazy atmosphere was removed.
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And while the two models seemed well differentiated before, now the distinctions are hazy.
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Hazy, dreamy, whimsical Neptune ends its retrograde on November 24, calling you back home.
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My bet for you is February 25, when Mercury meets with hazy, dreamy Neptune.
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Viewed from within the convent walls, the outer world seems hazy in its details.
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On our last evening, the sun was hazy near the western horizon over Sudan.
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That, too, is Venice: seductively grand, but also sultry, hazy, a little bit debased.
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Like some of the more hands-off pét-nats, this was cloudy, almost hazy.
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Communication planet Mercury opposes hazy Neptune, so watch out for misunderstandings, especially concerning money.
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Mr. Buttigieg has stirred suspicion among some Democrats for his hazy commitments on policy.
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Sometimes obscured in the hazy light are women and men intent on social change.
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The patients, with their hazy eyes, looked grim and fatigued, old beyond their years.
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This hazy area of the law provides many opportunities for delay, confusion and conflict.
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It's a confusing day for your social life as the sun opposes hazy Neptune.
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The sunken city features clear blue waters, lovely hazy sunsets, and crisp mountain snowscapes.
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The rest of Mauritius, its chaos and kineticism, now felt like a hazy dream.
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With its natural sounds, the score, Morton Feldman's "Ixion," evokes a hazy summer day.
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To complicate things, their scenes look hazy and speckled, like clips of archival footage.
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It's a hazy and enveloping pink world that your body gets to float within.
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He might have come into contact with Islamists there, but the picture remains hazy.
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These scenes seem to drift, as they feel like distractions, meditations, or hazy recollections.
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However, you have to take things slow as the moon squares hazy, dreamy Neptune.
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Over in Crete, meanwhile, the sand swirled through cities, turning roads dusty and hazy.
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The Sun opposes hazy, dreamy Neptune at 1:28 AM, fogging up our view.
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And the way he did so was kind of hazy and it could be extended.
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The songs expand Jungle's sound, both embodying a bright but hazy mood in different ways.
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The shadow Vazquez is referring to does look like the hazy outline of a person.
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Just watch out for confusion in your social life as the moon opposes hazy Neptune.
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Mr. Trump himself can seem hazy on the distinction between his political and business pursuits.
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The series, drenched in shadows and hazy grays, explores what happens when vigilantism goes unchecked.
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Evidence of this behavior remains hazy, though the reader responsible apologized profusely for his involvement.
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Scientists are starting to get a clearer picture of how Pluto's strange, hazy atmosphere works.
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Enjoy the hazy energy, but don't commit to anything or over-rely on anyone's word.
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The report notes that the boundary between disease prevention and enhancement can often be hazy.
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However, its reach extends beyond cigarettes and rolling tobacco towards the hazy realm of vapes.
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However, today it opposes foggy, hazy Neptune, which means things will feel lazy and confused.
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On Day One, I woke up, as I often do, in a fairly hazy state.
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Above, the contrails left by coalition warplanes drift across the blue sky in hazy circles.
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Tonight's vibe is hazy and will require you to use your intuition, not your brain.
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Some theologians suggest this might have been done in 1537, though the proof is hazy.
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And the slower West Coast way of life gives LA dramas a dreamy, hazy vibe.
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Post Show Off, we head to a Copenhagen nightclub and I survey the hazy room.
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But thanks to hazy skies during what was a sweltering weekend, you didn't miss much.
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Her songs were short and hazy, full of bright melodies washed out with abrasive noise.
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Maybe Ridley Scott just liked the atmospherics of shafts of light piercing the hazy darkness.
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She sharpened her husband's then-hazy form, made him solid, more than just a dream.
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With that said, we'll feel a shift in energy as hazy, dreamy Neptune changes direction.
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There's still the hazy sense that you're watching someone's dream, rather than a TV series.
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The contours of the controversy are hazy in the specifics, but very clear in outline.
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Confusion arrives on August 26, when warrior Mars clashes with hazy Neptune in dream Pisces.
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I was in a perfectly white bathroom where the light was all soft and hazy.
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Yet the team had a hazy, crazy idea that belayed its humble dorm-room beginnings.
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Said album showcases the project's hazy, hypnotic black metal, which stems from founder Dempsey Mills.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - An expanded Heathrow's value to the rest of the UK is hazy.
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A disused industrial site on a hazy mountainside is both Cliff's office and his home.
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The planet of love and money, Venus, opposes hazy Neptune today, making for confusing communications.
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The room looked less hazy and gray, the light through the windows seemed less menacing.
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I found a nearby ridge to watch as the sun dipped toward the hazy horizon.
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"It's a little bit hazy," said Jazmine Lucente, who works at an Adidas outlet store.
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It aims for a kind of hazy laudanum dream of old Manhattan (played by Budapest).
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The future of Uber, of ride-hailing and of autonomous vehicles in America is hazy.
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Suddenly it all makes sense, and the hazy memories flood back into your dehydrated brain.
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Hazy campaign rallies-turned-indie rock band concerts featuring appearances by progressive icons like Rep.
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The closure might help the planet and clear the hazy smog over the Grand Canyon.
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But in general, the sisters and their transformations remain hazy, especially the strong-willed Ayan.
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But two years after she began documenting survivors, the reasons for Columbia's epidemic remain hazy.
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Number two also smelled like cheap rosé and brought back some hazy sun-soaked memories.
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It's bloody, hazy and somewhat bewildering, particularly for those who haven't read Mr. Gaiman's book.
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The lines between jest and truth, assumed postures and bona fide feelings are hazy here.
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Though, with watchOS 6, you can start to see the hazy outlines of that path.
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Backed by his frequent collaborator Blood Orange's Dev Hynes, the song is hazy and lovely.
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The fallout from the hazy air ― the worst on record in the city ― was intense.
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Information remains hazy, and it's far too early to predict an outcome with any certainty.
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Popo, as locals call it, looms perilously over Mexico City, obscured by the hazy skyline.
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These questions are often lumped together under the hazy notion that American trains are bad.
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Things are getting hazy in your relationships—fairytale romances are blooming, but so is confusion.
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Though it appeared to be bowling pin-shaped, its actual structure has remained hazy until now.
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The ending sequence has the hazy quality of a dream, which is where Sam's theories originated.
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And when it comes to the hazy universe of impeachable offenses, there are few sure things.
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Hazy Days Your month is basically going to be one long game of cat and mouse.
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Create this hazy, tonal look by first defining and filling in your brows with a pencil.
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The craft will parachute through Titan's hazy atmosphere and land among its dune-filled equatorial region.
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Later, it opposes hazy Neptune in dreamy Pisces at 12:47 PM—watch out for confusion!
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Surveys show that many people are hazy about percentages or basic concepts such as compound interest.
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Whatever the effects of legalising weed, it is in Canada that they will be least hazy.
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That odd, hazy, heavy heat that sits in the hills and is impossible to shrug off.
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This year's breakaway hit has been the hazy, cloudy, creamy IPAs coming out of the Northeast.
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The cosmic picture: The large moon boasts a hazy atmosphere and rains methane onto its surface.
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For years, self-driving programs have been operating under hazy and often inconsistent state-level bills.
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Your planetary ruler, Mars, opposes hazy planet Neptune today, bringing confusion, especially in your social life.
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This work, especially Kim's hazy paintings of healing bruises, speaks to how we gainsay our fragility.
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People won't have good sense today: Venus will challenge hazy, foggy Neptune, the planet of confusion.
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Pastor started in 2010, by capturing the hazy after parties of the Berlin International Film Festival.
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To the extent it conveyed what was new inside the app, it was hazy and incomplete.
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It's a plebiscite, not an official ruling, in which the terms and conditions are often hazy.
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Yet, despite initial threats from disgruntled congressmen, a hazy entente has sprung up within the city.
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Nobody expected real clarity—not from Kanye, not after all that—but YE was exceptionally hazy.
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It's a gorgeous piece of hazy pop music with simultaneously (often surprising) prickly and aching lyrics.
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Yet on health care, perhaps the most consequential policy area, Ms Warren was hazy for months.
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Classwork is a hazy dream that evaporates with the introduction of a more pressing plot line.
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It's true that challenging Trump shouldn't be based on a hazy yearning for an idealized past.
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The S7 Edge's pic looks a little hazy, as if there's a filter applied on top.
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Mitton used photos he took in Long Beach, Los Angeles as inspiration for the hazy light.
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They included a random photo in which I was with the 'hazy faces,' aka the stoners.
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You ruling planet Mars squares off with hazy Neptune on Saturday—watch out for communication issues.
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The Moon challenges hazy Neptune in Pisces at 10:26 AM, stirring up some confusing emotions.
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Kale salad, hazy Thai wings, and 420 Irish Cream (sans alcohol) are some of his favorites.
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This transit occurs right in time, since Venus will also meet hazy Neptune on this day.
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Then it challenges hazy Neptune in Pisces at 6:43 PM, which will bring some confusion.
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Action planet Mars clashes with hazy Neptune, and it's an especially frustrating day to make plans.
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Police distributed a hazy black-and-white photo of the alleged gunman taken from security footage.
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My question hung awkwardly in the air for a moment, and finally grew hazy and disappeared.
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Your headlight should still look somewhat hazy, but that will change with the next step. 6.
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It's ugly, raw, violent, and bloody, and all of those elements slip into this hazy world.
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It's a frustrating day in your social life and communications as messenger Mercury opposes hazy Neptune.
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Messenger planet Mercury opposes hazy Neptune, creating a difficult energy for communication—nothing is making sense!
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Communication planet Mercury opposes hazy Neptune, creating a confusing energy, especially when it comes to finances.
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Example #1: Big possibly has to go to Paris for work, but the details are hazy.
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Catch the Lisztian passage early on when Ms. Kibbey creates a hazy tangle of swirling notes.
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But this can be a hazy area, because Queen's Harbour is also open to the public.
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When mixed with water vapor and carbon dioxide, it creates a hazy volcanic fog, a.k.a. vog.
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All times ET. It's a confusing day for your partnerships as the sun opposes hazy Neptune.
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It's a difficult day for communication as the sun opposes hazy Neptune—watch out for manipulation!
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A hazy shot of the Monkey Head Nebula is tinted with vibrant blues, reds and oranges.
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Now, eight months on, it all seems hazy, flickering and shimmering somewhere between recollection and imagination.
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In addition to hazy conditions, Australia has been experiencing a heatwave which has exacerbated fire conditions.
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Mooney was sitting on a bench, with her eyes closed, face tipped toward a hazy sky.
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A few times, Gash has opted to skip her runs because the skies were so hazy.
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Details of the strike, a joint operation by Turkey's intelligence service and the military, were hazy.
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The hazy, dreamy songs of "Alice" feel as if they've had the edges sanded off them.
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February 28 brings a hazy, confused vibe to your work when the Sun meets dreamy Neptune.
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There are hazy memories from the night before and the stench of regret stings the nostrils.
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To remedy that, Taylor's planning something big for the annual Lazy Hazy Crazy Days Of Summer event.
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While the financials are hazy, it is very clear that Honestbee is up against it right now.
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But some also say they feel the end of this era is just on the hazy horizon.
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Fun-loving Venus opposes hazy Neptune in Pisces, making this a bad time to make important decisions.
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In the hazy photo, you see what looks like Chmerkovskiy's back to the camera while cradling Shai.
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But the moon in fiery Sagittarius clashes with hazy Neptune, so watch out for confusion concerning money.
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IN THE hazy late-July sun, festival-goers at Biarritz en été meandered to the main stage.
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Clairo: Immunity (Fader Label) Clairo makes hazy, silken, electronically altered guitar pop, torn between reticence and feeling.
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Yeah, it explicitly forbids porn—although, what, precisely, Patreon considers to be "porn" is a bit hazy.
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What's happening: The plan is to fight back right away and to emphasize denials and hazy recollections.
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The hazy Rothko/Turner color fields her characters inhabit don't really seem to be of this world.
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But I am not hazy on it, so let's call Ruth what she is — Idgie's eventual wife.
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Chinese data even among specialists are hazy and require time just sorting through the definitions and changes.
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Sweeping shots of a hazy fictional skyline look as stunning in 2016 as they did in 1982.
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Whereas many of these details were blurry or hazy in the original, in this remake they're unmistakable.
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There's a hazy energy this morning, but a powerful vibe arrives later on, especially in your partnerships.
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As an actor, he was a reliably shifty presence, excellent at playing characters with hazy moral centers.
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Your planetary ruler, Mars, stands off with hazy, dreamy Neptune today, putting you in a lazy mood.
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Don't get swept up in paranoia on June 7, when the Sun also clashes with hazy Neptune.
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The men busily knead, roll, and sprinkle dough with butter, taking small breaks in the hazy kitchen.
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Or a tepid glass of Martian water with a single drop of perpetually hazy purple food coloring?
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For kids, the future can be hazy and abstract unless you help them visualize it more clearly.
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Though details of Thursday's strike remain hazy, Trump critics in Congress were already skeptical of the action.
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The contradictory and hazy nature of the reports only highlights the challenge in understanding the Iranian regime.
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This is an electric, innovative energy, one that will be super refreshing after such a hazy June.
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So I stayed for another drink with them, and that's when things started to get really hazy.
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But the report has not yet been confirmed by other media outlets, and its sourcing is hazy.
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In many ways, Grande is no different, teasing her followers with hazy countdowns to each new video.
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On clear days it becomes a hazy mirror, the stark blue above turning to indistinct brightness below.
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Your ruling planet Mercury clashes with hazy Neptune making for some confusion around communication in your relationships.
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Your ruling planet Mercury clashes with hazy Neptune, stirring up confusion at home and in your partnerships.
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Action planet Mars connects with hazy, dreamy Neptune this evening, making for a very passionate, whimsical night!
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For the bystanders who cheered them on under a hazy autumn sky, the date was deliciously symbolic.
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It's hazy, but their outlines become apparent behind long pieces of fabric that dangle from the rafters.
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The vibe is a little hazy early this evening, but communication opens up later in the night.
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A mirror-like backdrop offers a hazy mingling of pale-blue, grayish swirls and streaks of clouds.
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His public statements have conflicted with Selective Service records, and he has been hazy in recalling details.
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Fallon also deliberately shot his photos on overcast days to create "a muted, hazy, almost melancholic atmosphere."
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Once the pods hit the surface, they broke open in a hazy cloud of eggs and sperm.
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There were so many "just listen to this bit" 4AM moments in hazy rooms I lost count.
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On August 14, Venus in Virgo will oppose hazy Neptune, which is hanging out in your sign.
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Unfortunately, this won't be easy, thanks to hazy Neptune crossing your path and bringing you some confusion.
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Making plans is difficult today, Libra, due to communication planet Mercury being retrograde and meeting hazy Neptune.
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Soon after acquiring Workers, Kirk began to uncover the bar's history, which she quickly discovered was hazy.
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Your planetary ruler Venus squares off with hazy Neptune this evening, putting you in a sensitive mood.
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Scientists have only a hazy idea of how it went from wild rodent to unwanted human companion.
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Mr. Sessions testified Tuesday that was still hazy on the details about what Mr. Papadopoulos had proposed.
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But some of the more natural pét-nats avoid this step, which can leave a hazy appearance.
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The true threats to the moviegoing ecosystem are off in some hazy future — but they're still there.
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In front of us, in the hazy heat of May, a military sniper shot a street protester.
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There's only the depthless consideration of the hazy, ever-darkening national situation, and the sharpening personal one.
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Southside Johnny, George Thorogood, Twisted Sister, but my recollection of them is a bit, let's say, hazy.
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But don't get swept up by paranoia when Venus opposes hazy Neptune in Pisces on September 226.
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The first piece from the soundtrack album, "Phantom Thread I," begins with these eerie, hazy high strings.
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Time certainly was passing, yet the intention beyond the choreographic patterning was hazy: Where were they going?
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The specific moments that propelled them here are at first hazy, if not blank, in their memories.
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The mood remained festive, but grew more tense as the sun dipped lower in the hazy sky.
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On Thursday afternoon, helicopters could be seen hovering overhead in hazy smoke that mingled with storm clouds.
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It broods, and it's hazy, and if you said Clams Casino produced it, no one would blink.
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Today is one of those day as the Gemini moon clashes with hazy Neptune and opposes Jupiter.
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A university spinout, Spectral Edge specialises in AI tech which sharpens up photographs taken on hazy days.
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A hazy energy flows in your relationships, but it's still a powerful day for passion and creativity.
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Together, the voices created hazy sounds and lingering harmonies, with both wide-spaced chords and piercing clusters.
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Lorelai is feeling as though life is hazy and she's not sure what road to go down.
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They are layered and full of hazy washes over figures, letters, and symbols that are partially obscured.
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The Moon, in Cancer, connects with dreamy Neptune at 5:53 AM, making for a hazy morning.
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The line between "honest evaluation" and "optimistic day dream" gets hazy when watching Davis on a basketball court.
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When Saturn clashes with mystical, hazy Neptune, shit gets real—and it can be very uncomfortable and disappointing.
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Even more problematic: many retirees of today and tomorrow are banking on a system with a hazy future.
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Everything is a little hazy, but the show's muted palette makes it feel almost inviting—and overly real.
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While the Voyager probes offered a taste Saturn's mysteries, Cassini scoured the depths of the planet's hazy heart.
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The science behind it is hazy, to say the least, and any success stories are anecdotal at best.
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The president even seems intent on building his border wall with Mexico, although the financing is still hazy.
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The experience of this movie relies on a hazy, paranoid dread, and I won't ruin it for you.
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TL;DR While the Bulletproof bandwagon may seem appealing, the so-called health benefits are hazy at best.
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But they keep Mandy grounded while the rest of the film drifts through slow shots of hazy landscapes.
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MANY Americans are hazy about the legal status of the 3.5m Puerto Ricans who live on the island.
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Watch out for communication issues on August 7, when your ruling planet, Mercury, opposes hazy Neptune in Pisces.
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Communication issues will flare up, too, thanks to Mercury's clash with hazy Neptune, a planet that rules delusion.
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The hazy dance party video for "Warning (Nite Version)" was directed by Christine Boachie at Mississauga's Flavours Restaurant.
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Action planet Mars connects with dreamy, hazy Neptune at 2:19 AM, creating a gentle yet confident atmosphere.
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Your ruling planet brings more confusion on August 7 when it opposes hazy Neptune in Water sign Pisces.
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That hazy sensation of the unattainable other; a new infatuation so fragile, you turn around and she's gone.
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Though the circumstances surrounding the incident remained hazy, Republican lawmakers were quick to frame it as a killing.
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"Hazy Days" is free and available for Mac OS and PC. You can check out the trailer here.
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After all, I spent those first hazy days doing very little beyond nursing, diapering, and (kind of) sleeping.
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I remember once Jane, in her hazy state, just going, 'Oh at least take the dishes out first.
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Von Bonin's impersonation of Pallenberg is hazy and detached, as if perpetually on the edge of an overdose.
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When the group initially occupied the remote outpost about 30 miles from Burns, Oregon, its goals seemed hazy.
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It's been years now since vaporwave's slowed, looped sound collages started their stretch out toward a hazy horizon.
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Not a huge fan of the hazy "halo" effect around my head, but it's still a decent selfie.
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It may seem hazy for your morning commute, but that'll make way for some golden rays before long.
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You don't owe anyone the right to be in a relationship with you, even one with hazy boundaries.
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An Associated Press journalist flying over the Porto Velho region Saturday morning reported hazy conditions and low visibility.
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Mr. Slager, who was fired after the shooting, said his recollection of the day was hazy or nonexistent.
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The mostly slow, pensive music churns and breathes with hazy and mystical harmonies that linger, swell and overlap.
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Yet the grayness that envelops this production is less one of moral ambiguity than of hazy dramatic uncertainty.
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"2017 - 38" is a smooth, hazy disco loop that could have been lifted from his 2016 LP, 99.9%.
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The Moon is in fellow earth sign Virgo today, sending you good luck despite some hazy, confusing circumstances.
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These ethereal atmospheres turn hazy and rough, then give way to intertwining vines of melody in the winds.
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Drum tones are often woody and hollow; keyboards and strings open up hazy spaces, sometimes without a beat.
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In the first section, "Captive Voices," the orchestra plays a subdued mass of hazy harmonies and fidgety lines.
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Foggy in the early morning, then watch for a hazy sun, lots of clouds and a calm breeze.
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Then it clashes with hazy Neptune in Pisces at 5:54 PM, so watch out for some confusion.
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However, your ruling planet, Mars, clashes with hazy Neptune today, screwing with your ability to trust your instincts.
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The cause of the crash was not clear, officials said, though the air on Monday was especially hazy.
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They camp out overnight to be among the first to buy rare releases, and flock to hazy-I.
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The day was hot and hazy, it was clear that the occupant had unfurled white flag of truce.
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The next day our ride along a deserted, hazy stretch of beach turned into a 25-mile slog.
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Mars is an energetic planet that wants to do, and it can get frustrated in Neptune's hazy fog.
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Long after the president was just a hazy memory, the music and dancing continued deep into the night.
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Your ruling planet, Saturn, stirs up more intensity on September 2017 when it squares hazy Neptune in Pisces.
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But peer behind the showy frescoes in Shenzhen, and his showier gesture, and Huawei's future looks decidedly hazy.
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With help from her backing trio, Scope, words of indignation and warning come wrapped in a hazy indeterminacy.
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Maybe the strange, never-before-seen landscapes of our hot, hazy century will make for some incredible art.
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In my memories of him, which are scant, hazy and impressionistic, I can't recall ever watching him shave.
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Because we're still learning about the severity of the virus, the implications of that switch are still hazy.
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"After drinking this second glass, VICTIM described feeling hazy and had difficulty remaining awake," the court filing states.
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And it's time to toss whatever you thought you knew about his lazy, hazy Margaritaville out the window.
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I'm stupidly excited to watch your production and your Prior on crappy, hazy, most likely VHS cassette tape.
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This isn't unlike Saturn's moon Titan, which has a dense, hazy atmosphere that's nearly impossible to peek through.
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But the devices complicated an already hazy vote-counting process in a country with unreliable communications and electricity.
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While the research on earthing is hazy, lots of studies suggest that walking in nature has legitimate benefits.
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She had used drugs throughout the time she was with Epstein, and she acknowledged being hazy on dates.
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Confusing conversations—and even lies and paranoias—are dealt with as Jupiter squares off with hazy Neptune today.
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Now, claims with hazy origins are being picked up without need for a coordinated 2016-style foreign campaign.
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Its conclusions about its own storyline are as hazy and fuzzy as the Losers' memory of Derry itself.
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The time line is hazy, but we seem to be a few years past Witt's lonely celibate phase.
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The magazine highlights the beautiful, hazy aspect of old school film photography—as seen through the female gaze.
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But in addition to huge Sliding Doors–like timeline splinters, there are also those hazy auras of joy.
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" He believes there were two of the man's friends with him but admits "my memory is hazy with this.
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This is thanks to Mercury, the planet of logic, which will oppose obstructive Saturn and square hazy, confused Neptune.
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The details are predictably hazy, with boxing insiders pointing fingers on background while offering scant details on the record.
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How can you square this hazy general account with the damning specifics of Abrams's actual history in Latin America?
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In a system weighted, by Constitutional design, to give rural areas disproportionate influence, Democrats' hopes in 20173 remain hazy.
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The hazy Neptune vibes kick in early, on June 1, when the Sun in Gemini squares Neptune in Pisces.
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The series, titled Hibernation II moves along a contrasting pattern of stoic, opaque land masses against hazy night sky.
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The moon in fiery Sagittarius clashes with hazy Neptune, so watch out for misunderstandings and delays in your commute.
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As you can see above, the images it produces are hazy, low-quality, and sometimes just a little off.
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She was opening for Washed Out then, which made sense for the hazy, otherworldy music she was making then.
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Mr. Greenberg has set his multi-perspective memoir in a hazy limbo where borders of fact and fiction blur.
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Ojiambo struggled to answer the questions; the smoking and drinking from the previous night had left her mind hazy.
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The flavors pretty much sound like a lineup of our favorite drink orders during hazy summer brunches with friends.
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Later, in a hazy half-awake state, Finney felt a hand from behind fondling her over her t-shirt.
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Stewart's illustration also shows a determined stonemason working hard against a backdrop of hazy blues, bright greens, and wildflowers.
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They sound very different to when they were writing hazy (Brit)pop songs about loving Warpaint's Jenny Lee Lindberg.
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The following photo is shot in infrared, which cuts through the hazy upper atmosphere to reveal some surface features.
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Can we really piece together a complete picture of a love life from hazy references scattered in pop songs?
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Given China's central role in the aluminium market and trade dynamics, it's curious how hazy its internal workings are.
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Nagata shows off a terrifying future as their search takes them across the world and into hazy new battlefields.
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But by the next day, disappointment is in the atmosphere as Venus clashes with hazy Neptune on November 303.
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"I don't think I'll ever put it on the menu, because the supply chains are super hazy," he says.
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Though the group's goals have so far seemed hazy, Ammon Bundy has said that they essentially want two things.
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The LMC is visible in the southern celestial hemisphere, where it can look to stargazers like a hazy cloud.
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In a social-media age, narcissism was a disease ready-fitted for the hazy yellows of a Nashville filter.
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But some details of the surrounding Ladenburger's death by drowning, which occurred directly after the assault, have been hazy.
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It's not perfect (it still has some gaps and "hazy" areas of uncertainty), but it's the most detailed yet.
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He predicted that Trump's hazy words would have an impact, emboldening nationalist extremists on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Needless to say, Lenses did not make them stars, and the future of the band once again looked hazy.
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You can clearly hear Rabit's cinematic sound design coming together with Bannon's penchant for warped rhythms and hazy textures.
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And ESPN's digital future is hazy as it will be forced to battle tech giants for digital broadcast rights.
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The line between them was often hazy under Martin Winterkorn, the former chief executive who led both until 2015.
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Perkins obscures everything tangible behind a hazy film of blurred boundaries, whether between dreams and reality, fiction and fact.
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I hold so many memories I made there close to my heart, no matter how hazy they may be.
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We'll have a hazy, overcast morning, with thunderstorms and rain expected to roll in later this afternoon and evening.
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At an opposite extreme — quiet, hazy, haunted — was Grouper, the solo project of the Oregon-based songwriter Liz Harris.
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He'd begun to have around him that hazy presidential talk that also hovers over at least 20 other Democrats.
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It's hard to wring campiness from a television show that was never allowed to turn into a hazy memory.
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But even for its most ardent advocates, the details of how a convention would work are a little hazy.
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At the moment, the details are hazy but we do have some information on this trio of fight cards.
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While details around the hack are hazy, a photo of the models together suggests that the event was coordinated.
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Even though she's lived more of her life without internet than with it, her pre-internet days are hazy.
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The NES Classic is officially sanctioned by Nintendo, unlike the Retron 5 whose legalities are a bit more hazy.
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We've really snapped back hard to hazy nostalgia for an era of one-horse open sleighs and the like.
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In a 12-inch skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of butter and the olive oil over medium heat until hazy.
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Soon afterwards, though, it clashes with Neptune — at 6:10 PM, to be exact — creating a dreamy, hazy atmosphere.
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Over time, UV rays can oxidize the factory-applied clear coat on your headlights, rendering them dull and hazy.
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This pollution threatens the health of park visitors, wildlife and neighboring communities, and ruins our views with hazy skies.
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Ian and Barley's father died long enough ago that Barley's memories of him are hazy, and Ian's are nonexistent.
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If you have kids, try to remember those anticipatory weeks before birth — and the hazy weeks and months after.
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The two-track Kuiper offers more of Sam Shepherd's signature blend of hazy synths, gentle drums, and jazzy modules.
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They shared the same narrow streets; Mount Vesuvius, hazy in the distance; one of the world's most beautiful bays.
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Many of these figures were inspired by real people in Kantor's life, although to what degree is always hazy.
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What made it tolerable and, through the hazy tint of memory, a wonderful time, were the friends I made.
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He discovers a toy train in his lover's pocket, which he has a hazy memory of burying long ago.
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Flattery's writing is like a fever dream; the details are lucid, but the basics (place, time) are disorientingly hazy.
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There were loose silk djellabas in Spice Road shades and evening gowns in iridescent florals, hazy as a mirage.
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Softening the edges of working-class dreams, the cinematographer Julien Meurice washes scenes in pale pastels and hazy light.
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Maaiki Schoorel's delicate paintings of floral forms, melting into a hazy background, are a poignant elegy to disappearing species.
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All times ET. It's a confusing day and you're dealing with disappointment as Jupiter squares off with hazy Neptune.
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When you're that far out, the mountains are just hazy shapes — they could be 60 miles away or hundreds.
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Critic's Notebook The song is indistinct at first, as the barefoot man descends from the ceiling in hazy darkness.
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Typically, their recollections were somewhat hazy, perhaps because the most common themes were bad behavior and lots of alcohol.
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This happened in 4 percent of cases during the hazy periods compared with 2 percent of cases at other times.
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A foreboding score plays as the narrative unspools, the two specks racing across the hazy landscape toward an ambiguous fate.
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Chief offenders include The Bangles' "Hazy Shade Of Winter," New Order's "Elegia," and Vangelis' airy, synth-caressed "Fields Of Coral."
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"They were martyred...in a sinking in regional waters near Iran on February 7 in hazy circumstances which remain unclear".
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Just watch out for some hazy confusion when Mercury meets Neptune on March 24—again, think back to February 19!
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But why rely on hazy memories, when I could just dig up what I wrote about it at the time?
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The windmill of a fender-to-fender Apple-built car never got closer than a hazy dot in the distance.
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Here, Joaquin Phoenix plays a private eye searching for a missing girl in a hazy, half-remembered 1970s Los Angeles.
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It's a tricky day when it comes to communication, as Mercury, the planet of the mind, meets hazy, dreamy Neptune.
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Hazy landscapes cleared into groups of small and defined figures, as in "Like Thunder" and "Storm Altered (Colorado Series)" (1965).
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There are no blueprints yet and details are hazy, but it is sure to entail a massive amount of investment.
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The government also said that Qatar will make $15bn of direct investments in the country, though the details were hazy.
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It's dark, so I switch on my Pip-Boy flashlight, but the hazy green light doesn't offer much to see.
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There's always the chance that Robert "Beto" O'Rourke won't debate Senator Cruz because he got into a hazy situation... pic.twitter.
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Unfortunately, the next day, June 4, the Sun clashes with hazy, dreamy Neptune (which happens to be in your sign).
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I left the theater in a state of hazy anxiety, and immediately changed every single password I could think of.
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There are red and yellow leaves on scraggly trees and a hazy fog hanging in the air above the mountains.
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Early tunes like "Bread" and "2013" offered a hazy wash of boy-girl vocals, motorik beats, and psych-rock tendencies.
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He claims to have ulcers and irritable bowel syndrome, but he's a bit hazy on the details of his diagnoses.
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The fulfillment of the EU's pledge obviously requires some pretty massive changes, but the specifics have been hazy until now.
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It's a sequel to Destiny, yes, which offers a chance for improvement, even if details are hazy on exactly how.
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This is the latest finding from the Cassini mission to show the startling geological complexity of the hazy, gassy moon.
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The trailer, which was also directed by Ocean, features hazy visuals, Tyler the Creators deep bass flow and Ocean himself.
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If the Eta Carinae stars weren't surrounded by the hazy nebula, they would appear brighter to us down on Earth.
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A film watched at 1/3,600th of the original speed is not a very slow movie, it's a hazy timepiece.
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Most clearly, there's "Amen," a gorgeous, hazy track that has both Chance and Lil B taking stock of their troubles.
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While a weird vibe might be in the air, due to Neptune's hazy energy, the mood will also be creative.
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The clash between sweet Venus and hazy Neptune will make people feel weird about Venusian things, like love and money.
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The word is flattering to both the objects and their users, even as it threatens to become a hazy banality.
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You will certainly need it; the details are starting to get extra hazy with Mercury slowing down in your sign.
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My memories of the early years at this school are as hazy as my memories of the passage to America.
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Part of the problem: the administration had no real way of tracking them, so the numbers are hazy at best.
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Everything is lit like the Valencia filter on Instagram, with a wash of avocado green and a hazy golden glow.
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Her gold medal moment was still hazy in her mind when she addressed reporters at a post-race press conference.
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But this hazy language is not an accident, said McCabe, who worked in Amazon's seller compliance department for five years.
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You're usually pretty logical about these things, but a touch of hazy, dreamy energy flows as the moon meets Neptune.
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They are all essentially ambient electronic musicians whose sometimes unnervingly hazy work just happens to be based around rap drums.
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And even in broad daylight (see above), photos had this unnatural hazy quality that all but ruined most of them.
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Intense vibes will continue to flow on September 2, thanks to the Sun in Virgo opposing hazy Neptune in Pisces.
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The details are hazy, but allegedly, Bieber said something crude about Orlando's ex-wife, which provoked Bloom to punch him.
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Neptune is a tricky planet—it's hazy, blurry, and dreamy… things we don't really want our bank account to be!
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"This result changes the way we interpret those hazy hot Jupiter atmospheres," said Fleury in a JPL statement on Thursday.
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It's whimsical and romantic, but on a bad day, it can be paranoid and hazy—kind of like you, Pisces!
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Together, it's a hazy watercolor of sound whose elements are content to bleed outside the lines, and into each other.
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The Grand Paradise is set in the hazy, culturally liminal late 1970s, on the grounds of a sumptuous tropical resort.
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The "affair" of this novel's title is an incident that looms over the narrative while remaining hazy in its details.
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The dissonance between those two spaces and times in our brains makes up a kind of hazy dream, like heaven.
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In "Moon (Full Lovers Moon Again), 2007," a hazy white orb radiates light from beyond the brush of tree branches.
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All times ET. Confusing conversations take place today—especially in your relationships—as your ruling planet Mercury opposes hazy Neptune.
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When I write the album credits, I have to go back and open sessions because my memory is so hazy.
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What do you think of the author's statement that "Even though many of my childhood memories are hazy, they're mine"?
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By then her vision had become impaired, but she was philosophical about her somewhat hazy view of her fellow actors.
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We get the winds from the west, so when there are fires burning like this summer, the sky gets hazy.
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"Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days" (season 3, episode 2) Season three is the most tonally beautiful season of Gilmore Girls.
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In the context of this story, that Laurentino in his hazy mental state confuses Mark with Rafael has uncommon poignancy.
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Hazy energy arrives late this evening—the Moon clashes with Neptune in Pisces at 11:57 PM. All times EST.
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Supporters seem confident they know who he is and what he believes, even it is conveyed in hazy word clouds.
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My aging memory is a bit hazy on what went into making this puzzle or how it even came about.
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We got to the site at sunrise; the sky was a hazy, muted orange, from wildfires burning to the south.
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Paranoid androids: • A fascinating difference between humans and hosts: Humans experience memory in hazy outlines, but hosts have perfect recall.
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"Obviously, visually, it's a bit hazy ... but I don't think it will effect the golf at all," said Mexican Ancer.
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It's one that will make vape pens, made from mere THC distillate, feel like a hollow, hazy experience by comparison.
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There was certainly much slashing intensity and incisive attack, but also gentleness and hazy colorings in the "Child Juliet" section.
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Jupiter squares off with hazy Neptune, making a for a confusing day when it comes to making plans and communicating.
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The distinctions between work and personal information kept on employee mobile devices, as well as employer policies, are increasingly hazy.
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That's why the long string of at least good WWE pay-per-views of 2016 and 2017 suddenly feel hazy.
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What's more, Langway could see that some cores came to the surface hazy and loaded with bubbles, resembling cylinders of frozen milk, whereas deeper ice emerged clear like glass—only to become hazy a few weeks later as gases that had been under tremendous pressure deep in the ice sheet coalesced back into bubbles.
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The updated image also uses color filters but balances them in regard to each other to make the composite less hazy.
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The Moon opposes hazy Neptune in Pisces at 5:08 PM—watch out for escapism or people who deny the truth.
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The rare alignment, formally called an occultation , will let astronomers study light streaming through the layers of Titan&aposs hazy atmosphere.
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Video filmed by one traveller shows a hazy cabin, however the airline explained that happened when the plane had already landed.
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"As the epidermis sheds, the skin often develops a whitish, cracked and hazy appearance before subsequently peeling off," Dr. Lin says.
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We have already seen how fear-mongering politicians can convince Americans to shut out Muslims in a hazy appeal to security.
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But now that he has been elected, the world is on edge, especially as Trump's objectives for America are astonishingly hazy.
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Confusion at school or during travel may take place today as Mercury, the planet of the mind, meets foggy, hazy Neptune.
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It was a typical hazy April afternoon in Southern California when the ground beneath millions of residents suddenly began to tremble.
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The Wall Street Journal has reported several details of Facebook's so far hazy plan to bring original content to its platform.
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Most had a sense of what components were important, but were hazy about how they looked and what functions they performed.
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One thing that is more certain behind the hazy numbers guessing game is that this round finally gives Ola some stability.
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Your planetary ruler, Mars, squares off with hazy, dreamy Neptune on February 17, which may mess with some of your plans.
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Wildfire smoke hung in a hazy heavy cloud over parts of California this month, but it won't stay for much longer.
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As with many of the Trump administration's favourite terms, the meaning of energy dominance is hazy and depends on the audience.
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In the video, for instance, the mixture quickly jumps from a hazy fog to dense "snow" where big flakes swirl about.
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On October 25, Venus (in your sign!) will challenge hazy Neptune in Pisces, which will bring some confusion to your life.
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And those hazy purchases add up: Tipsy shoppers spend an average of $206 that they wouldn't otherwise spend, according to Finder.
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Slow down today—communication planet Mercury squares off with hazy Neptune, so spend time day dreaming instead of making sold plans.
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The concept is simple: ditch heavy swaths of eyeliner and line both upper and lower lids with soft, hazy shadow instead.
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In Mike Ren's "Hazy Days," you play Xiao Feng, a little girl about to visit her grandmother for Chinese New Year.
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There was nothing hazy about his game, however, as he attacked the lines with abandon and rushed the net with conviction.
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Pluto's thick hazy atmosphere may be responsible for its temperature of -203ºC, according to a study published this week in Nature.
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Administration officials said Tuesday they were planning conversations with lawmakers in a bid to change minds, but the outcome remained hazy.
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Through the vaseline lens of Jenny's hazy memory, we see an older actress, Jessica Sarah Flaum, beaming at Bill and Mrs.
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Photos of New York City on Monday evening confirmed the smoke is indeed visible, casting a hazy pall over the skyline.
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Details on what will happen next to an industry which creates tens of thousands of jobs in both countries are hazy.
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In one "frozen" painting a plastic hand, surrounded by a looping, ethereal string, emerges from the hazy crystal grasping for space.
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The one the band released for the Detroit show featured a hazy mountain range, black and grays on a fading yellow.
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On August 26, warrior Mars clashes with nebulous Neptune, which could make you feel hazy about what exactly your goals are.
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The tunnel, hazy with dust from the construction, and lit by neon-like lighting, delivered a bumpy-ish ride on occasion.
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The music they made was a shadowy, angsty kind of post-punk—like Joy Division with a hazy side of psych.
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The Great Hall of Winterfell was hazy with smoke and heavy with the smell of roasted meat and fresh-baked bread.
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The track is like Yung Lean bottled: it's hazy and bouncy, but floating above it all there's a wide-lensed clarity.
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Collier Schorr's hazy, screenshot-style photo of a woman skyping someone from her computer is installed at the 303 Gallery booth.
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Afterwards, I move back to the UK and I leave her and all this behind, like it's this delicious hazy dream.
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But even as Mr. Sessions remained hazy on the details, he was adamant that he had swiftly rejected the aide's suggestion.
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Her works are often melancholic, and their subjects typically appear in hazy tones and fluid outlines that summon half-remembered moments.
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At some point in the hazy past, an enterprising group of rule-followers wrested control of the shantytown from the administration.
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"You'll see plenty of IPAs (traditional and West Coast to New England style and hazy), stouts, and even sours," said McCurdy.
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She's released three music albums and has made appearances in more than a dozen films, yet her personal life remains hazy.
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Since then, several lawsuits brought by models against their agencies have sought to clarify the hazy legal boundaries of their work.
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The crowd basked in the movie's hazy glow, and McConaughey was a great sport, attending the after-party dressed in character.
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This coaxes more aroma than bitter flavor from the hops; the sheer volume of hops happened to turn the beer hazy.
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The industrial concrete-and-plywood space serves beers brewed on-site, like the hazy Shiroinon White Ale (seating charge, 2500 yen).
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But with the piles of debt adding up and the economy in tatters, its future is looking evermore hazy and dangerous.
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" It seems a trite and hazy memory in the Trump age, but the stupidity of the Bush years cannot be "misunderstimated.
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The song draws parallels between love and colonization, showing that the line between the oppressed and the oppressor is often hazy.
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Maintaining that form for much longer and relegation would become, if not a genuine concern, then at least a hazy possibility.
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Skateboarding now largely exists in a legally hazy space where amateur and professional skateboarders use existing infrastructure for their own purposes.
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Many were hazy on specific policy details about how, say, House Republicans were seeking to replace Medicare with a voucher system.
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"Dead Astronauts" is set in a post-climate-change-apocalypse future, though exactly when and where we are remains artfully hazy.
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Each is ill briefed, hazy on the facts and implications of his policy proposals, uneasy under scrutiny and belligerent when challenged.
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His most recent work, a found-footage supercut of hazy Soho nights and Joy Division concerts, is among his best yet.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is busy on June 13, making a harmonious connection with lucky Jupiter, but clashing with hazy Neptune.
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Watch out for confusion tonight: The Moon will clash with hazy Neptune in Pisces at 10:31 PM. All times EST.
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We may have forgotten it in our hot, hazy memories, but it is normal - and beneficial - for children to be bored.
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Since so few police departments have adopted the devices up to this point, the evidence surrounding body cameras is still hazy.
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Whether Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's nominee for the job, will be the one to fill that seat still seems hazy.
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On hazy days, levels of coarse particulate matter known as PM 10 exceeded 40 micrograms per cubic meter of air (ug/m3).
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My career felt hazy; after so many years of tenacious ambition, I'm suddenly unsure of my role in a changing media landscape.
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The working group has yet to convene, and Lee is hazy on when it might get around to actually making policy recommendations.
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US allies were alarmed by Trump's victory, given his criticism of US alliances overseas and hazy knowledge of defense and nuclear doctrine.
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Today could be annoyingly hazy, but the Moon does enter grounded Taurus today at 2:44 PM, which will help you out.
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Yesterday was confusing, and today, the Sun clashes with Neptune, creating a hazy, dreamy energy—things will feel uncertain and miscommunications abound.
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The mission has yielded hundreds of gorgeous, high-resolution shots of Ceres, from its bright salt patches to its hazy daytime weather.
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I reckon this was probably taken in 2003, but my recollection of that year, and of that Glastonbury, is hazy at best!
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Both CGI objects are framed by ornate, temple-style architecture and a hazy, blue-and-pink sky that stretches in all directions.
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Make time for rest and set your imagination free as the moon in Sagittarius clashes with hazy Neptune—but don't indulge paranoias.
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Tracks range from current pop-tinged bops ("Drew Barrymore"), to hazy and lazy kickback anthems (the Kendrick-featuring "Doves in the Wind").
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The same is true of the hazy, euphoric memories of jungle—"Timeless" should be recalled with its abrasive foundations left firmly intact.
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Public records and an older YouTube video on Dani's channel seem to point to the latter, but the situation is still hazy.
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The scheme's details remain hazy, but reports suggest that any family earning less than 800,000 rupees ($633,375) a year would be eligible.
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Mr Trump, a man with a hazy, self-regarding sense of history, grasps that Them-against-Us rage has deep American roots.
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Scientists have struggled to define many of these features, resulting in a fairly hazy and often ambiguous map of the cerebral cortex.
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To describe the wound grief leaves if you have not experienced it is to come to it hazy and out of focus.
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Some, like a Medicare buy-in as a way toward universal coverage, are concrete suggestions, but much of it remains frustratingly hazy.
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It was thick and hazy with gasoline fumes from all the noisy trucks and with smoke from the forest fires up north.
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Given the demise of the company pension and a hazy future for Social Security, they're taking a big risk regarding their future.
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This is where it starts to gets hazy, since the memo from Sessions specifically referenced prosecutions for money laundering and illegal banking.
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It sounds like some hazy, sci-fi dream: an object that changes shape on its own, without help from humans or machines.
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Every hazy, dream-pop-filled piece of the record fits together like a puzzle because every song, lyric, and confession was intentional.
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The album is too transparent a swerve, too concerned with renunciation, but its hazy, wistful warmth blossoms like his other albums don't.
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And sure, you can't listen to some of her catalogue during daylight hours because it might throw you into a hazy trance.
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It's like getting hit with a wall of sound and being completely enveloped by its cold, hazy embrace and lifted inexorably upward.
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Big news arrives as the moon meets Jupiter, but watch out for confusion around making plans as the moon squares hazy Neptune.
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However, when it comes to taxes and tax policy, most Americans' knowledge is still pretty hazy, a recent NPR/Ipsos poll found.
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Leicester's title win seems like a hazy dream sequence, a surreal fantasy which happened at some indeterminate time in an imagined past.
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According to the survey, those three acts — nonconsensual voyeurism, verbal harassment, and coercion — were the most hazy for men and young adults.
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It remains to be seen if voters penalize Trump for that lack of support and for him being hazy on the details.
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The left lens of Hillary's glasses appeared hazy and a close-up of her black frames revealed a sticker with vertical lines.
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Away from these poignant hazy questions, in the clarity of the days that followed, I've begun to feel the same as Kat.
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The song's first half has a hazy, new age tone, built around a plaintive smooth jazz sample and a serene vocal snippet.
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Up through a hillside swept with blooming buckwheat, all dusty yellows and pinks, blurred along the ridge with the hazy evening sky.
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You won't find much online about John Cudlip, the Californian singer-songwriter and guitarist who makes hazy, driving shoegaze music as Launder.
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About 90 minutes later, a shooting under hazy circumstances inside a home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, left two dead and two injured.
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If, as Greer suggests, the issue of consent is so hazy, then permanently inking rapists with an R is a weird contradiction.
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But these catchphrases are used unwittingly, since the Professor is hazy about the strange new idioms and rules that now oppress her.
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In the hazy half-light just before sunset, expatriates from the emirate's Southeast Asian communities gather here each Friday before evening prayers.
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Long, twisted rocks cover the surface like the roots of a tree, and at night the sky turns a brilliant, hazy pink.
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By the time she shared the shimmery, sometimes hazy and contemplative Take Me Apart in summer 2017, she sounded her most confident.
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Each will own about half the combined company, and — other than some cost savings — the reasons for combining are a bit hazy.
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Keeping hedge fund managers and oil barons drugged up in a hazy glow of overflowing offshore accounts and champagne soaked private jets.
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So if you thought it was just a bit hazy this afternoon, we have a California fire smoke plume moving through. pic.twitter.
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The mention of dreams and forests—beloved habitats of Baudelaire and the Symbolist poets—triggers hazy, Debussy-like chords in the strings.
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Sly and the Family Stone pioneer a sound that applies the hazy grooves of acid rock to the funk of James Brown.
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Readers not caught up on the story will feel very lost, but it's worth leafing through for Joe Infurnari's scratchy, hazy artwork.
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Thus far he's released the album's title track, "Honeymoon," and "Hazy Shades," and the sonics are entirely different from his former guise.
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In fact, you might be so fired up, chasing your goals, that you could forget my warning about Neptune's hazy, confusing vibes!
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The 20 million people that live in Mexico City and its surrounding suburbs are plagued daily by a hazy layer of smog.
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It's polite to both Trump and his supporters to sweep this all under the rug with hazy talk of "anti-establishment" feeling.
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And it is noteworthy that the GOP has plunged ahead with this plan despite a very hazy outlook for the equilibrium result.
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In the present case that sounds like this type of elegant fusion of aesthetics, hazy ambient pop and buoyant, brightly colored trap.
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And the hazy details of forgotten days they try to reconjure say more about "nostalgia" than any treble-driven guitar hook could.
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In December, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. introduced Hazy Little Thing I.P.A. in a few areas, and this month has released it nationwide.
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"There are still many drinkers who have yet to experience the hazy, citrusy brew," said Meaghan Quinn, a spokeswoman for Samuel Adams.
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Even during stretches of hazy colorings and harmonies, Mr. Nezét-Séguin brought out pungent dissonances and wayward inner voices with startling freshness.
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Walk David to school while trying and failing to explain evolution, a topic he's obsessed with but currently a little hazy on.
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A hazy outline of a man, wearing a tuxedo, hovered in the background like a waiter ready to fill my water glass.
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Rosa falls into drunken stupors almost daily while watching late-night TV. Those hazy moments are among the few times she laughs.
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Even as some taps turn back on, residents worry about drinking from faucets, which sputter and, in some locations, produce hazy liquid.
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From a broad, hazy, distant view of the world heavily colored by ethnic nationalism and Islamophobia, this combination of ideas makes sense.
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Mr. Greilsammer began with the first movement of the Janacek suite, which emerged in hazy rolled harmonies and nervously jabbing repeated notes.
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The when and where of its birth are hazy, but one thing is clear: Ranch water must be topped with Topo Chico.
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"Effektology" begins as a hazy, airborne, awe-struck reverie and adds just enough of a pulse to propel it toward its resolution.
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The details of all those events remain hazy and unconfirmed, spawning fears and conspiracy theories among Kenyans already nervous about Tuesday's vote.
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Real or mirage, his baked vistas and hazy horizons anchor a film that's less about one vanished woman than many lost souls.
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Embrace the full Californian image and bring in Best Coast to play a hazy, blazey pop set for the big to-do.
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Mr. Gosling's character, the blade runner K, moves through a hazy city where even the neon appears to be masked in shadow.
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When we met up with Huawei at their Shenzhen headquarters earlier this year, details on the Mate X were hazy, at best.
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The scraping, hazy chamber goth of the singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe sounds a bit like Lana Del Rey brooding through Silent Hill.
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"Verifying the colors in photographs taken during hazy conditions is difficult," said Smith, due to "white balance" adjustments in most smartphone cameras.
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The contours of the 2020 battlefield will remain hazy until Democrats decide upon a nominee — and that could be a long process.
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That's natural given Trump's hazy level of interest in policy detail and the intense interest of the GOP caucus in these matters.
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I got the most feedback about the hazy Southern boundaries of northern Virginia, southern Florida, and, to a lesser extent, western Texas.
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I love Kid Cuisine in a nostalgic, hazy-90s way, even though I find the penguin mascot to be low-key creepy.
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Or is it a way for people with hazy but heartfelt anti-capitalist convictions to be converted to banal welfare state liberalism?
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Watch out for moodiness and paranoia as the Moon clashes with hazy Neptune at 2:07 PM. Find ways to stay grounded!
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But Silano thrives as an artist in his ability to interpret hazy memories and allow them to become what they weren't before.
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The image of the bygone transit hub emerges form a hazy cloud of grey tiles like a memory fading back into view.
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The meeting gets underway at 10AM ET at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia.
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The facts of the incidents are still hazy, but they have prompted a backlash against Muslim men amid fear of further sexual violence.
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Twice each day, for about an hour after sunrise and again before sunset, the sun casts a hazy, golden hue over the landscape.
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Meadow's iPad-compatible dispensary software Meadow's iPad-compatible dispensary software Where Hua sees the not-so-hazy future of Meadow's business is software.
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Until Woods spoke her truth, there were only hazy accusations about the events of that evening — and lots of reactions to those accusations.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Virgo, sending you flirty vibes, but watch out: The Moon will oppose hazy, dreamy Neptune today.
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Videos from the scene shared on social media show a burning airplane and dusty and hazy weather conditions, which may have impeded visibility.
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Yet for all we know about the rise of bukkake, the story of when and how it came to America is pretty hazy.
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Nobody knows precisely what the Trump administration's policies are, beyond a hazy "America First" slogan and antipathy to immigration and multilateral trade deals.
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But what remains hazy is whether Analytical Methods should have allowed Hirst to play the witness at his own trial, so to speak.
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Supportive energy flows at home as the moon connects with Saturn, but making plans isn't so easy as the moon opposes hazy Neptune.
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In New Delhi, my senses were assaulted as I walked through smog so thick and smelly that it made hazy Beijing feel refreshing.
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Fans who might have felt Saw's backstory felt hazy can chalk it up to the fact that he's already a fully developed character.
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The rest of Primal Heart dances between genres, with a dash of electric dance pop here, a handful of hazy, downtempo crooning there.
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Hortense grows up in a hazy Jamaican idyll of tamarind trees and woodpecker nests, unsettled only by her god-fearing authoritarian foster parents.
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It's the chugging of streetcars on tracks and dinging bells on bicycles and footsteps on hot pavement that soundtrack our hazy, humid days.
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In the hazy light of morning, and with the magnetic attraction we'd felt evaporated from our systems, we decided to stay just friends.
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The singer was thrown from the truck and banged his head hard enough that he still has hazy memories of his early years.
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A scenario in which the Connecticut women's basketball team loses a game does exist, somewhere in the hazy world of the hypothetical future.
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Single "Everywhere Never" captures the record's shadowy spirit, moody and isolated and laden with addictive hooks fleshed out by Kirkpatrick's hazy, sultry vocals.
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They dabble in a few different styles here—ear-splitting acid, hazy ambience, anarchic breaks—making each track its own unique rave up.
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It's a bit more dazed, hazy, and insular, a collection of inward-focused tracks for when you're too afraid to leave your house.
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So far, it's been hazy how virtual reality fits into Facebook's goals to connect the world, beyond augmented reality applications similar to Snapchat's.
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While you're going to be in a busy mood, watch out for scheduling confusions when the Moon clashes with hazy Neptune this evening.
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The fittingly titled Victory Lap is as smooth and confident as would befit Nipsey's stature, filled with G-funk synths and hazy meditations.
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However, hazy Neptune begins its retrograde in Pisces this evening, finding you questioning many of the ideas that you've been reflecting on lately.
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Two other young women told McGann about other similar experiences, ranging from unwanted groping and kisses to "hazy sexual encounters" after consuming alcohol.
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Communication planet Mercury is in grounded Earth sign Capricorn and it will connect to hazy, dreamy Neptune in imaginative Water sign Pisces today.
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The Source: Carrie Fisher's brother, Todd Probability of Accuracy: This one relies a lot on personal expectations, so … reply hazy, ask again later?
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Unfortunately for those in Beatrice, Nebraska, there was a bit of a hazy view due to fog, but it was still hauntingly beautiful.
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Donald Trump's views on poverty alleviation are hazy; he is against teenage mothers getting welfare, "unless they jump through some pretty small hoops".
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Sometimes just walking into a hazy dorm room can make you feel like you're high, way before anyone even offers you a hit.
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Miranda, in the film version, is an ethereal blonde who waltzes into the wilderness as her acolytes follow, magnetized by her hazy aura.
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Slightly hazy, we climbed into the Kalampokas' pickup truck and drove to their hillside olive grove to taste their award-winning peppery oil.
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She was waving a Polaroid, the result of an electromagnetic "aura reading"—her aura manifested as a hazy magenta cloud in the photo.
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Unmoored in a hazy approximation of the present, the novel shows no interest in realistically depicting the mediated lives of contemporary college students.
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The dead Sharpilo is 60 years old in Enchanted by Death and 63 in Secondhand Time, another reminder of Alexievich's intentionally hazy chronology.
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His memory of the past few days is hazy and full of blackouts, and even he has to wonder, is he being framed?
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The craft beer manufacturers relationship with G1 is a slightly hazy mix of 'cosy' and 'what in Christ's fragrant arse is going on?
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The Moon meets hazy, dreamy Neptune at 4:35 PM: All the coffee in the world won't be able to help you now.
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And while we might associate weed with Ziploc baggies and hazy basements, this is more about diamond studded vape pens and Hollywood soirées.
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Contrary to a lot of hazy stereotypes, presidential efforts to use the bully pulpit have a tendency to backfire in exactly this way.
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But a lack of access to affected areas means officials are only able to make hazy estimates on the scale of the slaughter.
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Mercury is direct now, but early April doesn't feel any clearer than March, thanks to Mercury meeting with hazy Neptune on April 214.
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But projects like those are expensive for a nation undergoing austerity measures, and often take time to show even hazy metrics of success.
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But the hazy, lovely FX comedy Better Things demonstrates just how much Adlon has always been one of the medium's sharpest, wittiest minds.
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Hypnotic blue strobes pulse on the hazy dance floor, where a strict no-cellphone policy is enforced by the polite but insistent staff.
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It's a tricky day for finances as Venus opposes hazy Neptune—watch out for impulse spending, and step back from any important investments.
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There's not much distance between this kind of hazy originalism and deference to the Founders and Ahmari's implied vision of American cultural conformity.
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The self-titled release, a compendium of experimental rock that runs from hazy to hard-charging, is due out Friday on Dischord Records.
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Hazy, poetic and spilling over with aching romanticism, "The Souvenir" exposes the raw nerve of the kind of desperate love that changes lives.
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The New England-style India pale ale, with its juicy hop flavors and hazy look, has become a phenomenon among craft beer fans.
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Much of the appeal of the hazy I.P.A.s stems from their origins as small-batch, indie brews that are sold at the source.
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In New York, Other Half Brewing is the king of hazy I.P.A.s, so much so that its cans are nearly impossible to find.
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But because of the heavy shortage of well-trained therapists in China, therapy remains a hazy concept even for the most worldly students.
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"All for You" is a serenely awe-struck lullaby, with Trixie Whitley's hushed, hazy voice sounding just earthy enough amid shimmering, cyclical chords.
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Thousands and thousands more recipes to cook in these hazy, not so lazy post-Thanksgiving days are waiting for you on NYT Cooking.
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The circumstances of the shooting, which happened in a residential neighborhood near businesses that cater to college students, remained hazy on Sunday afternoon.
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"Forever" takes a few very surprising turns early on as it settles into a hazy exploration of the point — and challenges — of partnership.
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Singapore recorded slightly hazy conditions on Tuesday due to persistent fires in Sumatra's Riau and Jambi provinces, the country's national environment agency said.
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The bullets pinged off the tile floor and the ceiling and the laptops whose screens cracked and blinked and turned a hazy white.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, "It was just the poor quality of the air that was a hazy, acrid, smelly, burning presence."
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After all, after eons of wildfires and volcanic eruptions, the atmosphere isn't anything like the hazy air that amasses in a smoky bar.
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That drama always ends up with you venting that they did the wrong thing — while they seethe in frustration at your hazy guidelines.
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Sydney is currently choked by smoke and Melbourne, where I live, shuffled through a hazy Christmas, but for the most part, it's insulated.
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About two minutes into the subdued first song, the violin lifts a wistful melody backed by quizzical, hazy harmonies in the other strings.
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In my hazy projection, he had figured out how to be a man with a certainty that has thus far eluded his father.
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"Less positive is the proposed regulation's broad scope, hazy objectives and several significant inconsistencies, especially in activity covered by the rule," he said.
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In the distance, framing the horizon south of Pau, are the hazy blue and jagged peaks of the Pyrenees, sun glinting off snow.
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As Daniel Sonabend lays out in "We Fight Fascists", a new, comprehensive history of the group, the origin of its name is hazy.
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After a short-term victory over the Taliban and Al Qaeda in early 225, the U.S. military's efforts in the country grew hazy.
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The table splits an order of mozzarella sticks, and I get a southwest chicken burger with a side salad and a Hazy IPA.
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I'm talking about that hazy, distant decade, the unforgettably forgettable 1990s, which I'm told have returned to fashion's runways wearing blurry quotation marks.
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Along a catwalk lit by the hazy glow of Edison bulbs, Miuccia Prada sent out an ode to romance amid danger this season.
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Julie isn't found until 2015, when she is a middle-aged woman tending the garden with her daughter, blissfully hazy about the past.
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I picked up the Roquefort and blinked off memories of closing in on a number, those hazy promises that, soon, everything might change.
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Throughout the episode, we're treated to a hazy, dream-like sequence where Fred Andrews is trying to avoid crossing over to the other side.
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It is here where long nights of partying binges bleed into hazy early mornings—affording a new day to do it all over again.
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EST touchdown; so will the National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
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When Titan comes directly between a star (the sun) and an observer (the Cassini spacecraft in 2017), its hazy atmosphere becomes easier to study.
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On March 4, dreamy vibes will flow as the Sun—which is currently in your sign—meets hazy planet Neptune, your modern planetary ruler.
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Scientists don't have a firm handle on the "overall architecture" of disease, so the impact Neanderthal DNA has on human health is still hazy.
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It gives all of the characters appropriate sendoffs, and it even constructs a hazy, sun-drenched epilogue that suggests a happy ending for them.
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A dozen hours into the game and I still got excited seeing the hazy blue glow of a herd of machines in the distance.
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Hazy shapes suggest areas of a map that we cannot see, or street grids that incrementally download as we await directions from our smartphones.
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Here, the air was still hazy — the synthetic kind, from a machine — and lights tinted the room pink and red, colors of the heart.
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Hazy falsettos and warm guitar scribbles spill forth, as Borcherdt's sighed phrasing rises to meet harmonies from his wife and collaborator Anna Edwards-Borcherdt.
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Mr. Covey was a little hazy on the details ("It was a long time ago," he said) but there were minor injuries, he recalled.
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It's a huge day for transformation in your career, but take things slow—Mercury is retrograde, so commitments are still hazy at this time.
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Mr Trump can be hazy about "what" he is offering, by way of policies, because it is so clear "who" he is governing for.
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First up, we discuss the rise of the hazy genre people are calling "lo-fi house," partly on the back YouTube's related video algorithms.
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The organic marijuana market right now is a bit hazy, with lots of products billed as organic marijuana that are really far from that.
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Air quality alerts were issued across swaths of those states, with hazy smoke reaching as far south as Atlanta and north to Knoxville, Tennessee.
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The plume, a towering column of ash reaching into a hazy sky, looked different than others he&aposs witnessed, because of its sheer height.
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The artists attempt to correlate the fluctuations of the art market with the volatility of the housing market in a hazy relationship at best.
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The bond likely won't be finalized for several weeks, however, because prosecutors said they still only have a hazy picture of Bronfman's full finances.
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Lucky opportunities arrive as the moon meets Jupiter, but keep your plans flexible and get plenty of rest as the moon squares hazy Neptune.
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In our age of Google Earth, this is a great way to underline just how big and hazy the planet seemed to our ancestors.
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But we're nowhere near the end now, my centaur friend, and on September 10, Saturn will clash with nebulous Neptune in dreamy, hazy Pisces.
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Today's new images are two high-resolution stunners: one focuses on a potential ice volcano, while the other shows off Pluto's hazy blue atmosphere.
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A result in between the two, he said, would be the "the hazy middle" that would still show growing investor interest in climate issues.
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It's worth noting that the residual alcohol content in the beverage and its ultimate impact on your productivity or mood is hazy—for now.
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Paak, Lizzo, and more directed the video, which depicts Malik as he wanders though a hazy party scene with plenty of smoke and booze.
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A result in between the two, he said, would have been "the hazy middle" that would still show growing investor interest in climate issues.
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But for me those thoughts were about sex in the abstract, sex at some point in the future, sex as a hazy, idealized thing.
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My surreal, hazy existence during those weeks was a perfect fit with the world of "1Q84," where everything seems just a little bit off.
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And while her paint choice is acrylic, her sweeping brushstrokes, muted colors, and hazy figure/ground relationships speak to the traditional language of oils.
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But the speeches dedicated to promoting Mr. Trump and the party's governing vision were hazy and at times collided with the candidate's own beliefs.
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The true crime of Poussey, a military brat whose teenage sin was falling in love with the base commander's daughter, has always been hazy.
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Colin Kaepernick will take part in a private workout in front of NFL teams on Saturday, but the details surrounding the event are hazy.
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Despite some hazy details, some think it will be Kaepernick's best shot to get back in the league, as there are some interested teams.
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Even with the somewhat hazy details surrounding the event, it still looks like Kaepernick's best and last chance to get back in the league.
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Its video opens with an unmistakably West Coast statement: young men shaking their dreadlocks in the hazy sun as the beat rattles the frame.
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Like many "Walking Dead" set pieces, the line between meaningful moment and "check it out bro" visual effects was as hazy as Carol's perspective.
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Some experts, too, have disagreed with the idea that it might deliver an unfair advantage, though effects of the drug on athletes are hazy.
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Comprised of nine hazy tracks in its eponymous style, the release also comes with a 24-page graphic novel in physical or PDF form.
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When night falls, reds and blues and other hues cast a hazy glow over a city illuminated by tens of thousands of neon signs.
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In hazy light, Jonas and Graham cuddle, caress, make out, have a pillow fight, and generally give the impression that they're getting it on.
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The new video is a hazy, dystopian treatment that reportedly features more than 400 actors and was created without the use of special effects.
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Dreamlike and hazy, Krule walks alone in the dead of night and looks up to see a woman swimming in a pool of moonlight.
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For the past few years she's been capturing the hearts and minds of listeners with a hazy approach to hip-hop and R&B.
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For his part, Netanyahu has been hazy about whether he would remove Jewish settlements in the West Bank to make way for the Palestinians.
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From a distance, the image resolves: fine creases of human skin encircling a knee or an elbow, cut and splayed against a hazy background.
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But according to The Old Farmer's Almanac, an Indian summer must be hazy or smoky, follow a hard frost, and take place between Nov.
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And they were signs of a President who is often hazy on the details of complex situations and disdainful of the expertise of others.
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A hazy sun rises through the trees of Flushing Meadows Corona Park that overlook Court 15 at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
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However, I find that all I captured is a reflection of myself absorbed by the glass frame in an expansive field of hazy colors.
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Outside Rome he saw, and painted, countryside bathed in the hazy sunset light that he knew and loved in Claude Lorrain's 17th-century landscapes.
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Light gray backgrounds disclose ghastly swaths of red and blue noise; fallen rose petals have hazy, pixelated edges worthy of an 8-bit GIF.
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He put down a coating of charcoal to create the hazy background, "sort of like a gray mist," he said in a phone interview.
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But things get hazy again on September 10 as the sun opposes Neptune—you're feeling lost and unsure what direction you want to head.
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Macs became associated with long, hazy nights of cigarette smoke and endless cups of tea and the sounds of Britpop on a tinny radio.
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The newcomers are set apart, at the far end of the vault, by a transparent wall, behind which they drift in a hazy medium.
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Reenactments give a hazy portrait of her short life — after-school snacks and jukeboxes, days spent gazing at the stained-glass windows in church.
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Instead, on a hazy Thursday night, the mercurial Australian played the start of this second-round match in a way that belied his reputation.
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Fall is the prize; the thick, hazy air of summer is gone, yet it is still warm enough for a swim well into October.
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Adrián Sandí, a brilliantly cool yet tender soloist, produced a burnt, hazy siren near the end, then utter gentleness, before a wailing, emphatic coda.
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Why did Prince Andrew remember that particular night so clearly, when he had a hazy memory of so many nights in luxury with Epstein?
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Your ruling planet Jupiter squares off with hazy Neptune, finding you in a sensitive and emotional mood as you come to terms with disappointment.
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Even during moments of romance, in Mr. Adams's hazy, shimmering music, the lovers sound as if they were mere mouthpieces, singing past each other.
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They persuaded Mr. Frank, Mr. Heinecken, Mr. Heath and Mr. Wood to collaborate with them on a project whose contours were hazy at best.
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The rules may seem pretty hazy right now, but the hope is that this is just the first step in a new, progressive process.
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He uses analogue, age-old darkroom techniques like putting the film through hot developer to produce massive grain in the resulting hazy photo image.
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Hermes already warned recently of a hazy outlook with plans to scrap its sales forecasts from next year in light of economic and currency uncertainty.
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However, things will get hazy and confusing when the Moon, which is also in Sagittarius, clashes with Neptune at 7:28 PM. All Times EST.
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The uranium is close by, and there's evidence of it throughout the city, even if the mines are hazy outlines sprawling across the far horizon.
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All of the tense feelings I had been harboring dissipated and it almost felt as if the room was alight with a hazy, hopeful glow.
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In fact, there's little very lingering over anything in Blade Runner 2049, which may be the way it adheres most closely to Scott's hazy original.
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In the case of the galactic center, WIMP collisions should create a smooth, hazy glow of gamma rays, like a floodlight seen through thick fog.
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She pokes fun at herself, she pokes fun at others and she regularly posts hazy-filtered selfies with very random musings written in the captions.
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The effect is the ability to mass-produce special objects that often have an organic, VHS-hazy quality that things which were digitally colored lack.
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In fact, it's totally possible to have gotten to this point in Game of Thrones and still be hazy on the events of Robert's Rebellion.
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We chatted with Graham and fellow makeup artist Shara Strand to discover the products they swear by for clients who have hazy greens and browns.
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It felt like a dream, the memories hazy but somehow still fresh — something so familiar but now somewhat foreign from the dulling effects of time.
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But in most election cycles, the immediate future of the Supreme Court is hazy: nobody knows when a justice will die or decide to retire.
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In 2005, an alien probe flew through the hazy and cold atmosphere of Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, and landed on the world's surface.
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Where Williamson sounds hazy and a little silly is around some of the domestic policy proposals she puts forth (department of children, and so forth).
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But somewhere between Elizabeth I's apparently on-fleek eyebrows and multiple 280th-century sex workers with full-on Brazilians, the details get a little hazy.
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Most people have a hazy idea of what the circadian rhythm is — something to do with our natural body schedule and when we wake up.
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Even trippier—researchers recently got an algorithm to generate its own hazy "dream" versions of Doom maps and learn to play the game within them.
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No one has ever litigated these issues before, and we only have a hazy sense of what a strong or weak GDPR case looks like.
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Bosses reckon that the value of tax cuts, deregulation and potential trade concessions from China outweighs the hazy costs of weaker institutions and trade wars.
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And if Trump is hazy on his personal policy priorities he manages to be, somehow, even more out to sea on the GOP legislative agenda.
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The moon in Virgo opposes hazy Neptune at 113:18 AM, reminding us that feelings are messy and can't always be organized into neat boxes.
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Superimposed with soundscapes of Sana'a, the resulting hazy footage of 18 rotating images illustrates the mutability of memory and the struggle to preserve the past.
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Harry Keen, CEO of Hazy—which provides a data anonymisation platform that enables businesses to become GDPR-compliant—says we shouldn't simply ignore these emails.
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There's evidence that the shooter may have been self-radicalized and wanted America to stop bombing Iraq and Syria, but facts beyond that remain hazy.
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Lazy and hazy, he depicts in this short tale a sort of idealized country home that makes one want to settle down and raise chickens.
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The moon squares off with hazy Neptune at 9:31 PM—find ways to stay grounded and don't let your imagination run away from you!
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The polluted air is more than noticeable with the hazy views, orange-filtered sunlight, and a gauzy layer of opaque air hovering on the horizon.
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As we move outside, the frame is filtered through a hazy black-and-white lens and fixates on a floating rock island in the sky.
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You're feeling a little hazy about what you should be asking for from others, but don't worry: You have time to figure it all out.
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Mechanisms that could be called AI (the definition is quite hazy) govern all sorts of things, from camera effects to automated moderation of restricted content.
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This leaves us in the same hazy conditions that have enshrouded investors for half a year, in the disputed territory between bull and bear market.
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Just watch out for the hazy, confusing vibe that rolls around soon after, on July 17, when Venus clashes with your other planetary ruler, Neptune.
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His character enlists a military escort, headed by Samuel L. Jackson's snarling presence, to explore this strange land, for purposes that at first remain hazy.
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"Faded" is exactly what it suggests, a hazy song about that rattles off a number of drugs the couple indulges in before a night together.
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Second, cannabis's illegality means that the research on its long-term effects is hazy, so even the most informed decision is based on incomplete information.
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Things feel clear as Gemini season begins, but it gets murky the following week when Mercury clashes with hazy Neptune on May 29, causing confusion.
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It's all very hazy and appears through a lot of CGI flames, but he's definitely naked, and there's certainly something dangling down between his legs.
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I can only vaguely remember parables, and I'm hazy on disciples' names, but our Lord's greatest commandment—to love as he loved—sticks with me.
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The production, by PartyNextDoor collaborators Neenyo and G. Ry, favours a hazy ambience and cleverly programmed drums which are definitely reminiscent of that Toronto moodiness.
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Directed by a guy called Shane Lim, it's a hazy, neon-dunked lyric video inspired by vintage Japanese karaoke booths and we're premiering it below.
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They're making psychedelic pop, with steady and even drum grooves, guitars playing melodic repetitions through clouds of reverb, and hazy, slow-release, enlightened-sounding vocals.
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Regardless of how it was assembled, the sound of the album is largely acoustic and analog: a little hazy, a little noisy, avoiding the metronomic.
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Using the upgraded Very Large Array (VLA)—one of the world's premier radio telescopes—astronomers lifted the hazy veil and peered deep into Jupiter's atmosphere.
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This was in line with Stone's belief that Trump's real adversary, both then and now, was "the deep state"—a term with a hazy definition.
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Even Mac DeMarco has been influenced by the genre, infusing its smooth and silky chord progressions into his own blend of hazy sleaze-rock bliss.
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Messenger planet Mercury squares off with hazy, dreamy Neptune on November 13, making for some confusing communications, so save an important conversation for another time.
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The Drum Chord Theory is a ready-to-play stoned jam session with friends, something to throw on for lazy afternoons and hazy late nights.
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Communication will be rough this week due to Mercury clashing with hazy Neptune on June 6, plus the Sun doing the same on June 7.
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Watch out for confusing, sensitive vibes late this evening when the Moon clashes with hazy Neptune in Pisces at 2:38 AM. All times EST.
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The moon in Scorpio finds you in a social mood today, Capricorn—however, watch out for hazy communication caused by Mercury retrograde's meeting with Neptune.
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On Aramco: Wald does not believe the meeting will offer much insight into Saudi Arabia's hazy plans for the IPO of state oil giant Aramco.
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Hazy communication is frustrating you right now, but the moon in Virgo's connections with Saturn and Venus help you figure out boundaries and make plans.
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They're immersed in the book, and I had only a hazy recollection of it, so I reread it, and it's riddled with references to Lear.
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When you want to, you can block out your sense of place entirely and exist in a hazy, calm, featureless space that could be anywhere.
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And so on a recent afternoon, I watched the bell towers and domes of Venice grow hazy as the train pulled out of the station.
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The short answer is, there are a lot more options than the hazy, glass bong, stoner culture I grew up around on the West Coast.
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Its distinguishing features included a hazy provenance; an obsequious, uninformative text; a lazily organized catalog of songs; and an unaccountable focus on an unknown performer.
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What results is an undeniably pleasing show aesthetically, reminiscent of those moments right before falling asleep in the sun; soft, hazy, and drenched in color.
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Hazy skies and thick, smoky air aren't just symptoms of the fire — they present their own dangers, even when wildfires themselves remain very far away.
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You're not feeling like your usual confident self as the sun opposes hazy Neptune on September 13—take it slow and don't overextend yourself, Aries.
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Judging by the ebullient synth chords and garage-influenced house beat of first track "Mirror Shield," we're in for a hazy stomper of a record.
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SZA's chosen realm was a hazy place of echoes and hollows, of unreal tones and disembodied voices (her own), of obliquely sketched feelings and situations.
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In short, while votes are concrete, the effects of fund company discussions with corporate managements are as hazy as the pronouncements of the Roundtable C.E.O.s.
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Though the specifics of how she acquired a record store at 29 are frustratingly hazy, she feels like a recognizable type of New York fixture.
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The numbers are hazy, but of more than 1,000 Britons who are permanent officials in Brussels, about half are thought to have gained another passport.
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Carefully choreographed, shot in hazy and ethereal light, they echo the sublime power of a Turner landscape even as they portray a reckoning with garbage.
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With a host of options, including an electrochromatic glass roof that can make the view crystal clear, hazy or opaque, the price can top $250,000.
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There's no way now to determine whether this is because my memory is hazy, or whether my father described the incident in intentionally vague terms.
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Asked if the MAX brand might damage the value of the jet or its future lease rates, Udvar-Hazy said it was not yet clear.
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Since Mr. Trump's election, "class," when it's discussed at all, has been invoked for its hazy power to chart Mr. Trump's rise and potential fall.
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He'd been watching them grow taller all morning, and now he could see the hazy white splash of a cumulonimbus's anvil high in the atmosphere.
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The beguiling young soprano Julia Bullock was the soloist in Mr. Berger's mysterious and hazy 22-minute work — settings of seven love poems by Petrarch.
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The climax, so to speak, is a murky swirl of limbs under hazy red light, a finish that demonstrates the limits of Noé's immersive method.
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One obstacle I hit is that while getting wages up is a hazy and complicated process, redistribution can be done and measured with clinical precision.
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As with everything in Homemade Ice Cream, Yates is reaching deep into the murky late-'70s domestic subconscious, replete with kitsch and hazy half-impressions.
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Round one: Bobby identifies the exact moment he knew he needed Wendy in his life forever; when asked the same question, Chuck is hazy with specifics.
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The statement sheds some light on Bolsonaro's governmental agenda, which has remained hazy except for the appointment of a pro-market economist as a top adviser.
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Intentionally or not, such tributes also read like rebukes to President Donald Trump, whose commitment to transatlantic security remains as hazy as McCain's was crystal-clear.
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But when you try to pinpoint the reason why some people scurry when a potential partner is forthcoming with texts, things can get a little hazy.
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However, despite the hazy atmosphere, a lovely energy for romance could flow, so long as you're not expecting promises made at this time to be kept!
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"It began with a type of brain fog that would set in from time to time which made things just a little hazy," he tells PEOPLE.
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I also think that Don Jr., there&aposs a lot of calls for him to come back and testify because there&aposs some hazy memory there.
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The Pixel 2 XL screen was muddy, reds looked more like browns, and it felt like there was a layer of parchment paper making everything hazy.
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It had washed out, hazy production, often drawing on ethereal vocal samples from artists like Imogen Heap and merging with the aesthetics of bedroom electronic producers.
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"Seth and Summer Forever" is hazy, sweet, and perfect to listen to on a summer's evening when everything but your feelings are suspended in the heat.
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As an Angeleno myself, I am always taken with a series that can capture some slice of the hazy world that is my giant, sprawling metropolis.
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"Ice cream floats are, for me, a very evocative summer dessert and always make me feel a particular hazy, childish nostalgia," Sam explains of the drink.
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My soul then rose to a false astral plane where a hazy Steve Buscemi stood before me, waving a skateboard in my face like a weapon.
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If the details of this episode remain hazy, a flood of similar reports of crew misbehaviour in the last few days seem to establish a pattern.
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The strategic thinking behind this quasi-detente is extremely hazy—a fact that may explain why both Cruz and Kasich (but particularly Kasich) keep undermining it.
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But a closer look reveals a hazy view of the political change drag queens can actually create, a view that has some social conservatives alarmed nonetheless.
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He supports the European Union and proposes a hazy blend of economic policies aimed at stimulating the free markets while protecting the country's generous social benefits.
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Though some certainly do, many are hazy on the details of the competition, while other are entirely unsure what Brazil were doing in France that day.
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Ibu Oka may be a well-trodden part of the tourist trail by now, but it holds of up my hazy memories of babi guling past.
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Fog seen from space drifts through the Valles Marineris of Mars, while on the surface, the rover Spirit has snapped a picture of a hazy sunset.
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When I hear something that people call chillwave, it doesn't remind me of the Person Pitch stuff so much, beyond being kind of reverby or hazy.
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The crowd around the ring is a hazy mixed bag of city locals, small-towners, and crews that drove from Detroit, New York, Ottawa, and Windsor.
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The Third Symphony is a bigger, brasher work: a brooding brass opening smacks of Wagner, then begins shifting between Dvořákian hoedowns and hazy whole-tone harmonies.
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He will also enjoy two full days off after his center court cakewalk which left the largely pro-Edmund crowd cold on a hazy, moist evening.
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Her memories of the night, like those of many people who have been involved in traumatic events, are a mix of necessarily hazy and glaringly sharp.
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When the rest of life is unfulfilling, it's easy to wonder how things could be different with former lovers whose faults have become hazy with time.
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LOS ANGELES — On a hazy afternoon last week at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the grass was being mowed, as it is every two or three days.
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It's likely that you don't mind Neptune's hazy influence touching certain relationships, but there are others that will drive you bananas if things aren't super straightforward.
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And whether or not Zika exposure is a risk for women who aren't yet pregnant, but might be considering conceiving in the near future, is hazy.
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Watch out for confusion after midnight, when warrior Mars and dreamy Neptune meet in hazy Water sign Pisces at 1:53 AM. See you in 2017!
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The clarity that arrives this week will transition into a mental fog as Mercury clashes with hazy Neptune on May 29, so watch out for miscommunications.
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My personal favorite highlight is "Tarraxo Everyday," with loping drums and a New Age-y synth line that sounds ripped from a hazy Laraaji jam session.
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The retirement also flies in the face of studio time and collabs Nicki's already got lined up, so the whole thing's a little hazy right now.
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A series of hazy but elaborate diagrams and drawings, some on a truncated hexagon shape that he thought would promote the land's fertility, are dreamily enrapturing.
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They have created a literature full of mirages and (actual) sinkholes, poised on the hazy borders between man and nature, ripeness and rot, tragedy and gag.
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The alluring grid and hazy textures of the book-page surfaces paralleled the painting-collages of painters like Philip Taaffe, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Julian Schnabel.
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But perhaps I've needed my childhood to remain hazy not because of anything that happened in Minsk but because of the painful vividness of what followed.
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Their commercial hit, with its roiling guitar intro in a minor key, evokes a hazy New Orleans scene of gambling, prostitution, ill will, and bad luck.
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Two women who answered the door during one young volunteer's recent canvass in heavily Democratic Broward County had at best a hazy recollection of the senator.
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Despite this hazy energy, you're feeling optimistic, especially about your love life and artistic endeavors, as the sun clashes with lucky planet Jupiter on September 8.
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"It's going to be a hazy object and they won't see some of the classically dark markings that are so prominent on the planet," he said.
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Her father David Carr's "The Night of the Gun," published in 2008, centered on his attempts to rereport hazy, disturbing memories from his years of addiction.
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It's a beautiful song, and Del Rio looks stunning, decked out in stark black-and-white against a hazy red curtain, bathed in soft crimson light.
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U.S. and China's "substantial" deal is already looking hazy, especially regarding China's promise to hike its purchase of agricultural products, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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You hear echoes of diverse styles — hazy spectral music, Steve Reich-like rhythmic repetitions, bursts of grungy rock, pointillist atonal riffs — in Mr. Dessner's musical language.
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