And it has been running red-hot, up 11% in the past three months.
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But it's hot up in the second-floor hall -- so hot that a few windows are cracked open.
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It's so hot up there that thunderstorms, more often seen in tropical climes, are striking near the North Pole.
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It wouldn't be a conference without some discussion of Internet of Things, one of the hot up and coming technologies.
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"Depending on the weather you're either going to be very wet or very hot up there," the ninth earl says.
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It's stiflingly hot up here, even with the sun down, and everyone is drenched in sweat on the dance floor.
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Social investment platform eToro is launching a debit card next year as London&aposs fintech scene continues to hot up.
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With a triple-walled, vacuum-insulated construction, S'well bottles are designed to keep beverages cold up to 24 hours and hot up to 12.
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" She elaborated: "Season seven is where things really start to hot up, and you start to see unlikely combinations, unlikely attitudes, and unlikely acts.
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In combat, a Bradley is hot (up to 140 degrees), loud (80 to 130 decibels), and cramped, especially when soldiers have all their gear inside.
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Pizza-makers prize wood-fired ovens because they can get super hot (up to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit), allowing for an extra crispy and beautifully blistered crust.
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S'well water bottle With a triple-walled, vacuum-insulated construction, S'well bottles are designed to keep beverages cold up to 24 hours and hot up to 12.
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S'well is the gold standard of water bottles, and this option will keep cold drinks cold up to 24 hours and warm drinks hot up to 12 hours.
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If the university sticks with hot up-and-coming coaches like Sumlin and Herman, it will risk seeing them depart as soon as they have a few good seasons at Houston.
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A system this powerful gets hot, up to 70 degrees Celsius (22077 degrees Fahrenheit) while running Battlefield V at 24K resolution with ray tracing and Nvidia's DLSS (deep learning supersampling) feature switched on.
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Jimmy Tagliaferri spent Monday afternoon at New York Men's Day, where a selection of hot up-and-coming designers kicked off New York Fashion Week: Men's with a coterie of fresh and eclectic presentations.
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It's getting hot up here, but no one is more bothered than Lace, who darts back and forth between Ben and the fiery hellscape of her mind, trying to explain away her behavior from the night before.
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These can stay cold up to 153 hours and hot up to 215 hours, come in standard or wide mouth ( for those ice-cube lovers among us), and you can pick from a range of super bright matte colours.
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Mr. Kutcher's investments, made while he was working alongside talent manager Guy Oseary, include several of this tech wave's most successful start-ups, like Airbnb, Uber and Spotify, as well as hot up-and-comers like Bird and Casper.
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We started to see this trend emerge in late 2016, specifically in simply stated black looks, with Viola Davis stepping out in the hot up-and-coming brand Cinq à Sept (styled with a pink bandeau underneath), as well as Allison Williams in Carolina Herrera.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Even by Roger Federer's standards his path to a 30th grand slam final has been a breeze but things are about to hot up as Croatian Marin Cilic prepares to try to stop the Swiss claiming a sixth Australian Open title on Sunday.
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Read more: Red hot up-and-comers Archie Sharp and Dennis McCann show the future of British boxing is as fun as it is flashyAnd on Saturday, July 13, Dubois showed he has the potential to live up to those expectations as the opening round alone showed an amped-up crowd just how hard he can hit, and get hit, as the punches exchanged with Gorman were so heavy, they sent tremors across the canvas and rattled the ropes around the ring.
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Another 570,000 tickets for football matches are up for grabs in co-host cities just weeks before the opening.Thestandard.com. "Thestandard.com ." Ticket sales hot up. Retrieved on 2008-07-26.
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The AllMusic review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine awarded the album 4½ stars and stated "Fans of hard bop may find the songs a little too simple, but hot, up-tempo soul-jazz rarely comes any better than it does on Got a Good Thing Goin'".
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As the curtain opens the characters, still in the tableau, complain about being stuck in the painting ("It's Hot Up Here"). The characters deliver short eulogies for George, who died suddenly at 31. The stage transforms back to a blank, white canvas. The action fast-forwards a century to 1984.
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This habitat occurs in Virginia pine woodlands and is made up of unstable rock and thin soils which are largely weathered fragments of shale known as channery. Most populations of the plant have a few individuals. The rocky soils receive direct sunlight that makes them too hot (up to 63 °C) to support many plant species.
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Narasaraopeta is the major commercial trading centre in Guntur district. Narasaraopeta is located on flat land ringed by hills that are an extension of the Eastern Ghats with red rock soil. The summer months can get exceedingly hot up to 45 °C, while winters are mild around 27 °C. Rainfall is due to the monsoon and is concentrated in the months of July–September.
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A stainless steel frying pan A traditional asado (barbecue) There are many different types of equipment used for cooking. Ovens are mostly hollow devices that get very hot (up to ) and are used for baking or roasting and offer a dry-heat cooking method. Different cuisines will use different types of ovens. For example, Indian culture uses a tandoor oven, which is a cylindrical clay oven which operates at a single high temperature.
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Kao was chosen as the head of the new organization, with a rank of Secretary (Research) in the Cabinet Secretariat, a post that all R&AW; Chiefs occupy. As its founder-chief, Kao was given the task of building up R&AW; from scratch. He spent the next nine years as the head of the organisation. He took over R&AW; at a time when things were beginning to hot up in the subcontinent.
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The fry continue to dwell in the crevices until they are strong enough to swim actively. California roaches in their native habitat in Bear Creek within the Berryessa-Snow Mountain National Monument. California roaches seem to be resilient fishes that take advantage of the intermittent waters of central California under conditions too difficult for other fishes. As the springtime streams dry up in summer, roaches accumulate in large number in pools, which may be alkaline, hot (up to 95 °F), and low in oxygen.
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Unlike the other seasons, summer is not warmer in Scania compared to many other Swedish provinces. As in winter, the weather usually changes between periods that either are sunny and fairly hot (up to 30 degrees, even higher away from the coastlines), and periods of unstable cloudy and cooler weather. The time between sunset and sunrise during June and earliest July is less than 7 hours, and both the dawn and the dusk are rather long as well. However, there are still a few hours of real night.
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Rarely, cases of 200 beetles at a time have been observed and almost always the beetles are of the same species. Another feature of this symbiotic relationship, less well understood, is the series of events in which the spadix begins to heat up prior to the spathe opening up for the beetles. This process is known as thermogenesis. By the time the spathe is open and the beetles have arrived, the spadix is usually quite hot; up to around 46 °C in some species, but usually around 35 °C.
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Surface geology of Australia Retrieved on 2 September 2008 Rainfall in this inland area is low (350mm pa) and subject to extreme seasonal fluctuations with rains occurring from November to March during the hot (up to 40 °C) summer. Winters are cool and frost may occur, especially in the southern section of the plain in Queensland. The Barkly Tableland is a distinct physiographic province of the larger West Australian Shield division. It includes the Mueller Plateau and Sandover-Pituri Platform physiographic sections between the desert uplands in the west and Mount Isa, Queensland in the east.
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In the lower, -long section of the course, the Radika continues its general direction to the south. It carved a long and deep gorge between the mountains of Korab and Dešat on the west and Bistra (on the east). There are many interesting places along the Radika valley; including the villages of Velebrdo, Rostuša, Janče, Prisojnica, Skudrinje, the Saint Jovan Bigorski Monastery, the spa of Kosovratska banja (with sulphuric water, hot up to ) and the unique Alčija cave, formed in alabaster. Alabaster is abundant in the surrounding terrain and it has been extracted and treated for industrial and commercial use in the town of Debar.
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Complex described the record as a "reflective masterpiece" noting "it's absurd that Sean Leon was left off of Pitchfork's list of "essential" post-Drake tracks, because half of the rappers in the city are currently imitating what he was doing last summer". On April 20, 2016, Sean released the Black Sheep Nirvana single "Killin' Mind". Produced by WondaGurl, MADEAT2AM, Jack Rochon and Sean Leon himself, the single was well received and featured on Apple Music's "Northern Touch", "Hot Up in the 6ix", "New Artists: Hip-Hop" and "Found Sounds: Hip-Hop" playlists created by Apple Music Hip-Hop curators. A month later, Sean released "Maui Slim II", a follow up to "Maui Slim" off Ninelevenne, The Tragedy.
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Though the editor asked her to add some explicit sex scenes to the novel, Binchy refused, "not from reasons of prudishness, but because, she said, she liked to write from experience or observation, and quite frankly, her sexual experience wasn't very exotic, and she felt sure she'd be bound to get the logistics wrong if she tried to make it all up". After the novel became a best-seller without explicit sex scenes, any suggestion to "hot up" the material in future books was a non-starter. Binchy's discreet references to sexual activity in this and later novels were said to be appreciated by her American readers. She also refrained from printing blasphemy.
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Euxinograd palace The city beaches, also known as sea baths (морски бани, morski bani), are dotted with hot (up to 55°С/131 °F) sulphuric mineral water sources (used for spas, swimming pools and public showers) and punctured by small sheltered marinas. Additionally, the long, high Asparuhov most bridge is a popular spot for bungee jumping. Outside the city are the Euxinograd palace, park and winery, the University of Sofia Botanical Garden (Ecopark Varna), the Pobiti Kamani rock phenomenon, and the medieval cave monastery, Aladzha. Tourist shopping areas include the boutique rows along Prince Boris Blvd (with retail rents rivalling Vitosha Blvd in Sofia) and adjacent pedestrian streets, as well as the large mall and big-box cluster in the Mladost district, suitable for motorists.
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Cameron is founder and artistic director of U.S. Biennial, Inc, a not-for-profit (501c3) organization that produces Prospect New Orleans, a new international biennial whose first edition opened in November 2008 at multiple sites around the city, and closed in January 2009. Prospect.1 was the largest contemporary art biennial in U.S. history, with 80 artists from around the world in 24 venues with a total of nearly . From 2007 to 2010 Cameron also served as Director of Visual Arts for the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans, where he presented solo projects by artists like Luis Cruz Azaceta, Tony Feher and Peter Saul, as well as the group exhibitions Something from Nothing, Make-it-Right, Previously on Piety, Interplay, and Hot Up Here.
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