That melts more ice, which leaves more seawater exposed, which melts more ice.
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I am a person with strong nerves but that melts you, totally melts your heart and it is difficult to control yourself.
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"When sea ice melts in the summer, it opens up dark areas of water that absorb more heat from the sun, which in turn melts more ice," the report explains.
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Though ice melts away—though nothing remains, save disappearing scratches, of even the most perfect routines of figure skaters—it melts slowly, preserving not only bananas and butter but human habitations and records.
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This produces a feedback loop: As ice melts to form melt ponds, a higher percentage of the ice's surface absorbs sunlight as heat, which melts even more ice, producing more, larger melt ponds.
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Stir mixture until the chocolate melts and mixture is smooth.
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The foam melts in your mouth, leaving a fresh feeling.
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Really, it's so good it just melts in your mouth.
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Just so soft and delicate and melts in your mouth.
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This black cat candle melts to reveal a metal skeleton.
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The timing of when the snow melts is also critical.
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It also melts more land ice, further raising sea levels.
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The Arctic absorbs even more heat and melts even faster.
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Then we found out when it melts, it turns blue.
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As the water heats, the steam melts the chocolate evenly.
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Polishing off their meals, drivers recalled melts of years past.
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Even if the fingerprint melts, skin cells are more durable.
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You will find the stress and anxiety just melts off!
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As the Earth warms, the oceans expand and ice melts.
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"His smile just melts my heart!" she captioned the picture.
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THAWS IN YOUR WALLET (17) Melts where one's money is?
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Bake at 350 or put under broiler until cheese melts.
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It therefore melts quickly in comparison to thick, white ice.
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As the ice melts, dark ponds form on the surface.
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This one is so nice, melts in your mouth, incredible.
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In his world, all that is solid melts into flimflam.
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Here, Haq adorns an object that melts before our eyes.
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I appreciate how easily the formula melts into the skin.
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When the snow melts, it runs off filling water reservoirs.
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Its native communities suffer as permafrost melts beneath their homes.
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If you squeeze ice, it becomes less stable and melts.
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Fry up some patty melts (portobello patty melts if flesh is not your flavor), and spend Saturday night binge-watching "The Sopranos" again, in advance of the 20th anniversary (!) of its debut in January 1999.
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Ice comes in many forms, with different consequences when it melts.
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Physical time melts away into dramatic time, moments come and go.
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Bomb Cosmetics 'Little Box of Love' Handmade Bath Melts Gift Pack
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Be careful: Roads will remain perilous as snow melts and refreezes.
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Return to oven, and bake until candy melts, about 5 minutes.
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Makes one wonder whether this is how Twitter itself melts down.
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If that ice melts, it causes sea levels to go up.
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Immediately cover skillet, and cook until cheese melts, about 10 seconds.
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But when it happens too soon, it melts the snowpack prematurely.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until butter melts and mixture is smooth. 4.
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Cover burgers with bowl; heat until cheese melts, about 30 seconds.
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As snow melts, water flows into a reservoir behind a dam.
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Cook over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally, just until butter melts.
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It's congealed snow, melts in your hand and there you are.
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Within minutes, everything melts away and I feel completely at ease.
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It has the kind of velvety texture that melts over skin.
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In that moment, Rhodes melts — but in the way Chiron would.
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I have icy-cold water as it melts in the bottle.
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As the permafrost melts, it releases more carbon into the atmosphere.
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"Slice it thin and it melts in your mouth," he said.
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Chocolate is solid until heated, when it melts deliciously into liquid.
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The kebab is also extremely flavorful and melts in my mouth.
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It's just beautiful and my heart melts every time I'm here.
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It burns your tongue, but then melts into a sugary bliss.
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As the heat melts the wax, the paper will absorb it.
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The sun melts the wax and Icarus plunges to his death.
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Then the second melts backward into the arms of the first.
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"It melts in your mouth and it's suddenly gone," she said.
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You can put American cheese on there and then it melts.
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Their cheese too often congeals rather than melts into an enchilada.
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"The fat melts off," he says with a self-satisfied smile.
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I was glad that nobody mentioned seeing Antarctica before it melts.
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Eleanore Mikus melts and molds the grid in a 1964 relief.
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But beyond the city, this facade of order quickly melts away.
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But when ice melts, it exposes dark soil or waters beneath.
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Because heat melts ice, and this unique ice scraper gets hot.
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If that ice melts or leaves the continent, then we're in trouble.
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As permafrost melts, it releases carbon and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Sometimes the force is so great that the asteroid instantaneously melts away.
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Come spring, the frozen cascade melts away, trickling into the Colorado River.
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The more the ice melts, the higher global sea levels will rise.
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When you stick them in the oven, the plastic melts and hardens.
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"Ice simply melts faster when the temperatures get higher," one scientist said.
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As the ice melts, the drink becomes more caffeinated, so sip slow.
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As snowpack melts and refreezes, individual ice grains tend to get larger.
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There's just one problem: ice melts fast when it's above 225 degrees.
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As expected, Zoey melts down over Cash's new relationship, which makes sense.
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"Ice simply melts faster when the temperatures get higher," Dr. Rahmstorf said.
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When the road melts, The Plate truck stop shutters for the summer.
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The snow melts under you; you spend the whole day in water.
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Kitchen Chemistry: Ever wondered why young cheese melts better than aged cheese?
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Meanwhile the Swiss franc would melt up if the euro melts down.
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Transformers melts down to a bunch of robots smacking into each other.
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What happens to the level of the drink as the ice melts?
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"When my ice melts, the cocktail doesn't overflow," said Rignot, the glaciologist.
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Once this reaches the stomach the ice melts and the robot unfolds.
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Toss to mix and coat the noodles evenly as the butter melts.
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"My heart melts at the sound of your voice," one letter says.
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But when they're covered in soot, that snow absorbs light and melts.
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Joe: The pork, as thick as it is, melts in your mouth.
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Trump may be a heel, but he melts whenever anyone compliments him.
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The more sea ice the Arctic loses, the more remaining ice melts.
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The heat melts the icing slightly and gives it that smooth finish.
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Yes, that's the ENTIRE point of the frigging story, you absolute melts.
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"We get snow and then, in the afternoon, it melts," he said.
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The moment the snow melts, he's outside climbing trees and running laps.
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When the ice melts, Ms. Black explained, it disrupts the whole chain.
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"In summer, when the ice melts it nourishes the land," he said.
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Cheese melts off the edges as he slides it onto the bun.
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The heat melts the chemical bonds between the hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
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The luscious, warm, grainy flesh melts into the cool unctuousness of cream.
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Benton's Melts come with three filling options: chocolate, hazelnut, and peanut butter.
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Under stronger doses of radiation, the body melts from the inside out.
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Wait until chocolate melts and mix starting from the center going out.
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Amid this scene, a candle lodged between one actor's buttocks slowly melts.
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She soon melts under him, accepting his violence as a seduction. Yuck.
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That fuels more warming, which melts more permafrost, and ... you get it.
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My kids use their products, they use the Children&aposs Mucinex melts.
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Yeah, American cheese melts well — meaning it melts a little faster — but I'll put a grilled cheese made with Tillamook medium cheddar up against one made with American cheese any day and bet the farm on the Tillamook cheddar.
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"My heart melts every time they record a song for me," he said.
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"My heart melts every time they record a song for me," he says.
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Scientists have good measurements of how much ice melts due to warmer air.
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"He melts me his heart is unreal," she said, adding the hashtag #HairKing.
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Grill, uncovered, until cheese melts and beef is cooked through, about 2 minutes.
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Bake until the eggs set completely and the cheese melts, about 10 minutes.
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He takes the best care of these doggies, and it melts my heart.
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As the oceans warm and land-based ice melts, sea levels are rising.
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Reverse footage un-melts the greasy jelly and zips the jar back up.
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That&aposs because as ice melts, its weight on the rock below lightens.
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Cook, stirring often, until butter melts and mixture is smooth, about 3 minutes.
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But the threat of flooding will emerge as the snow melts, Chenard said.
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Instead, June trembles as Serena's resolve melts, and she becomes a broken person.
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When it melts, pools form between tough ridges, allowing some heat to reflect.
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Broil until the bread crisps and the cheese melts, 2 to 4 minutes.
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Sea ice floats, so when it melts, it does not raise sea levels.
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Land ice melts and dribbles into the ocean, causing water levels to rise.
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Cover the pan and cook until the cheese melts, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Image: Amel Emric/APCotton candy machine spins and melts crystal sugar into floss.
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The gelatin melts into a soup as the xiaolongbao are set to steam.
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Some towers are just getting staffed as snow melts and they become accessible.
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When battery failure happens in your cell phone, for example, your phone melts.
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Bake, uncovered, at 450°F about 1 minute more or until cheese melts.
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If you don't have coconut oil, you can use chocolate candy melts instead.
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When that ice cube melts, you don't see a rise in the liquid.
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This early experience was central to All That Is Solid Melts Into Air.
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The mountain's snow melts in spring and nourishes plants and wildlife for miles.
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There's really no need to go outside until the snow melts, is there?
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"Hop off and hop on again, then ride until it melts," he says.
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"seeing it before it melts" cruise to Antarctica, has a perspective woefully distorted
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As the snow melts, they mate and produce a new generation of chicks.
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So you can run and have some fun now before he melts away.
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What will happen to April if she melts her world of frozen moments?
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It's greasy, it's savory, it's sumptuous, and it melts perfectly with the sauce.
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The autumn tree cover thickens overhead, and Fort Greene melts into Clinton Hill.
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As snow melts earlier, vegetation dries sooner, becoming flammable earlier in the season.
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Only bad people denying their senses as the flesh melts from their bones.
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Scientists estimate that if it melts, global seas could rise by 1.7 feet.
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One angler even melts plastic in his microwave to make striped bass jigs.
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But those gains could be threatened if warm weather melts it too soon.
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Frost's spirit permeates this wintry scene, where each paradox melts into the next.
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Today, about 40 percent of the central Arctic Ocean melts in the summertime.
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If it all melts, it would raise global sea levels by 2200 feet.
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Mix together yogurt and powdered sugar until sugar melts and mixture is thin. 7.
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OUTSIDE a squat grey building in Santa Monica, the California sun melts the tar.
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Gallium is one of those rare metals that melts somewhere just above room temperature.
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Put the bread in the oven and toast it until the cheese melts. 11.
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Food trucks outside the venue offered food from Baby's Badass Burgers and Richeeze Melts.
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As the ice melts it flows into the ocean, causing sea levels to rise.
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Stir gently until chocolate melts, and cool completely, about 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. 3.
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My ice-cold heart melts whenever I settle in to watch two strangers meet.
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As the sea ice melts, ice algae and phytoplankton are released into the sea.
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This will only get worse in the coming days as snow melts and refreezes.
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Ice melts into a river during a heat wave in Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, Aug. 1.
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Specifically, as more ice melts, there's less bright ice cover to reflect the sun.
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But soon, everyone melts, unable to resist the chance to make a dog happy.
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So fatty, so flavorful, it melts in your mouth with its magical, meaty powers.
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"As Arctic ice melts, territorial disputes are hotting up," warned Britain's Independent last year.
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Whisky stones are the whisky connoisseur's choice as an alternative to ice that melts.
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Is it bad how quickly the human mind melts and unspools without constant entertainment?
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The next, I find my eyes glazed as a glow stick melts on loop.
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Add in half the pasta and mix until the cheese and butter mixture melts.
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Bake, uncovered, at 450°F for 3 to 4 minutes or until cheese melts.
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Cover and cook an additional 5 to 10 minutes or until the cheese melts.
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"As more heat and water get under the glacier, it melts faster" (Science Alert).
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This tablet was designed to soften your skin as it melts in your tub.
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The fires also speed up the rate at which ice melts in the Arctic.
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The snow typically melts right off the panels, especially if the panels are tilted.
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Cubed ice, especially as it melts, does a superlative job of keeping beverages cold.
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That's just coffee that's refrigerated and becoming increasingly watered down as your ice melts.
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We build up memories of safety, and then the paranoia kind of melts away.
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Some Arctic communities have already witnessed homes crumble as the ground melts beneath them.
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As the planet warms, land ice melts, which contributes to the expansion of oceans.
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Ice also slightly dilutes the cocktail as it melts, letting other flavors shine through.
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"It melts in your mouth and it's suddenly gone," one baker told The Times.
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And as the chocolate melts, it becomes more aromatic and punches up the flavor.
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Ironically, as it melts and re-freezes, the hard surface of ice amplifies sound.
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The Shanghai barbecue pork bun from the Book Brothers truck melts in your mouth.
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As ice melts and raises sea levels, high tides put Venice at greater risk.
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The tortilla melts in your mouth as easily as the charred, smoky meat does.
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He says he can even create gasoline, depending on what types of plastics he melts.
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Since it's not in the water, Antarctic ice raises global sea levels when it melts.
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The piece is lighted every day and gradually melts over the duration of Small Axe.
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"Your ego just kind of melts away when you have a new kid," he said.
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He tells me my dog recognizes my voice over the Bluetooth and my heart melts.
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But the material is hard to 3D print because it melts at extremely high temperatures.
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As one melts into the water, another rises across the permafrost to take its place.
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As sea ice melts, less sunlight is reflected back into space, retaining even more heat.
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It melts at about 30°C—in your hand, or just on a hot day.
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In a candy melting pot or a microwave, melt the desired candy melts or chocolate.
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As land ice melts more rapidly, it is raising sea levels, threatening coastal cities worldwide.
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The flank steak is soft; no matter how it's cut, it melts in your mouth.
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The Snowman of Ron Davis's documentary "Harry & Snowman" is a horse that melts the heart.
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It melts away the stress and tension, and leaves me feeling so much more relaxed.
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Scientists are closely watching Antarctica's ice sheets as human-driven global warming melts the continent.
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The rest sort of melts away as less important and we're able to just talk.
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When the butter melts, add the shrimp and season with a good pinch of salt.
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First, the host melts down about a dozen shot-sized jello snacks in a saucepan.
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They successfully navigate Subway without being recognized, but Kendall spots paparazzi outside and melts down.
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As the need to go out into the world melts away, so do its distractions.
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And when it melts, it just fills in the exact area it displaced while solid.
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As the sea surface melts, it grows darker, which traps more heat, causing more melting.
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If all of it melts, scientists estimate, the sea level will be 25 feet higher.
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"If it melts over a longer period of time, that would be better," he said.
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The heat also softens a slice of pork terrine, which melts to coat the eggs.
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The rink is made of a Swiss-engineered synthetic ice called "Glice," that never melts.
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An anarchic spirit melts together the bizarre, the tacky, misfit characters, and the purely nonsensical.
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People see a single dad being involved with their kid and it just melts hearts.
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Open cracks of water freeze into thin ice, which then melts quickly the following summer.
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She captioned the tweet "*melts*" with a head-exploding emoji and a heart face emoji.
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The light, milky texture melts into your skin, leaving it soft, smooth, and deeply hydrated.
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In that dream scenario, Iran's economy melts down under stiffened sanctions and the government follows.
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""There is a difference in the quantity, but also the snow falls and melts faster.
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Warm raspberry sauce is drizzled tableside over the shell, which melts the components into one.
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But Tuesday's decision also erases the chances that last year's ruling melts away on appeal.
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But coconut oil melts at a much lower temperature than beef fat, and much faster.
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It's a metal that melts at 85.58°F — a little hot for a skating rink.
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In a large saucepan, add one tbsp of coconut oil and wait until it melts.
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A few of my favorites: Yogurt Melts These are made from freeze-dried yogurt and fruit.
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"Maddox smiles every time I kiss his cheek, And it absolutely melts my heart," she says.
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Melt red, white and blue candy melts according to package directions, 1 color at a time.
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However, all my stress melts away when I see that my favorite restaurant is catering breakfast!
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This hair features a greyish-white base that melts into the rainbow of our dreams (literally).
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Ingredient French Onion Soup-Stuffed Patty Melts Serves 4 2 tbsp.
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It melts onto your fingertips, gives skin a pearly glow, and is a perfect travel companion.
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Heat butter and 1 teaspoon oil in a small skillet over medium high until butter melts.
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The Mint then takes the coins and melts them down to be made into new money.
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Each color bubbles up and melts away revealing a different color underneath until it's all gone.
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And pro tip: The shade also doubles as a peachy cream blush that melts into skin.
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Scientifically, this is because added sugar softens chocolate and acts like a liquid when chocolate melts.
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When you see the pic, your heart melts, but when you learn the story, it breaks.
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Senator John McCain literally melts when he talks about his favorite female celeb ... one Britney Spears.
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We refrigerate the ham before curing, so it melts in your mouth and tastes less salty.
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Winter snowpack melts into spring runoff and eventually travels south to refill lower-lying surface reservoirs.
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If the whole glacier melts, it would raise the sea level by more than two feet.
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If you fail, the pepper melts you and you end up with an overall game score.
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Sea levels would eventually be 10-60 meters higher as much of the world's ice melts.
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Every time I think of her or just simply hear her name my heart just melts.
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In this experiment, Maksimuk melts the expensive smartphone in a pot full of melted blue crayons.
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As the climate warms, California's wildfire season is getting longer because the snow pack melts sooner.
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Shirley Cheng: So, the pork is cooked so well that it almost melts in your mouth.
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If the sea ice melts, that would mean a rise in sea levels around the globe.
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The device is folded up inside an ice capsule, which melts once it's in the stomach.
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As more ocean is exposed, it absorbs more heat, and the ice in it melts faster.
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I rise to my feet and her face melts into a look of embarrassment and rejection.
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It's kind of hard to have an event when your ice floor melts down to water.
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Remove the lights, stage, and captive audience and, you could argue, the medium itself melts away.
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M&M's, the candy that melts in your mouth not in your hand, are somehow underrated.
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If this land ice melts into the water, it will cause a global sea level rise.
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If the ice sheet melts entirely, sea levels would rise 20 feet, leaving Lower Manhattan underwater.
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Here's an important consideration: When permafrost melts abruptly, it doesn't just release carbon and then retire.
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The moment Kourtney steps away from the meal, Scott melts into a puddle of silly fun.
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Grizzly Bear artfully melts down older pop structures, with both music and words evading clear resolutions.
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When oceans heat up, ice melts more quickly and water expands and takes up more space.
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Sea ice floats on the ocean surface, so when it melts it doesn't affect sea levels.
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A few miles past the border, gentrification picks up again and melts into Detroit's Midtown district.
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As Karl Marx said, in a very different context: All that is solid melts into air.
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Sintering is a highly polluting process that melts iron ore as a prelude to making steel.
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As comets approach the Sun, some of that ice melts and vaporizes to form a tail.
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When it rains a lot, or snows and then melts, that water has to go somewhere.
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It just turns into a smile and melts back into the cosmic music, the dance of life.
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Later in the video, Hoang takes a lighter and melts the tip of a Fenty contour stick.
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But when sea ice melts, it turns into dark ocean surface, which absorbs 90% of the sunlight.
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It melts beside her on a little paper plate, the rainbow colors swirling together into a puddle.
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On race day, Morehouse melts, scrapes, and polishes a layer of wax before applying the next layer.
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The hot spot partially melts an area under the Pacific Plate, sending magma to the ocean floor.
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"Watching you with your grandson melts my heart and makes me appreciate you even more," she continued.
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The study concludes that as ice melts, the surface darkens, absorbing more heat and melting more ice.
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That makes the thinner, remaining ice more vulnerable as it melts more quickly in the summer months.
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With a little help from Fern Green's inventive recipe book, Melts, we've lined up three sandwich stunners.
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This wearable electronic device melts to nothing if you pour vinegar on it — and that's by design.
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It won't be long until the winter frost melts and the trees begin to sprout their leaves.
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Cuomo's gotten flak for focusing on flashy infrastructure projects (literally flashy) as the subway melts into disrepair.
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Dark chocolate melts in your mouth; milk chocolate is much more likely to melt in your hand.
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Luckily, that uneasy feeling melts away with time, but some other pain points don't fade so easily.
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As the ice melts, it may become more feasible for cargo ships to sail through Arctic waters.
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Brie is the perfect cheese for this because the rind is sturdy and it melts super quick.
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It's easier to sell the first two than the entire panel where the dog melts into nothingness.
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As freshwater melts into the ocean, it stirs up ocean waters, which eats away at the ice.
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But while ice cubes dilute your coffee when they melt, coffee ice just melts into more coffee.
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Republicans fear that if their nominee completely melts down, the reverberations could doom their majorities in Congress.
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Well, it turns out most bath bombs, melts, and massage bars started from a specific inspired idea.
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They tend to occur on buildings, where heat leaks through bad insulation and melts snow, he said.
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Each scene melts into the canvas like a marshmallow dropped into a mug of piping hot cocoa.
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The chaos speaks to the desperation and disorganization that are gripping Maduro's government as Venezuela melts down.
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Unfortunately, the pumpkin ultimately fizzles out after suffering a technical difficulty where the bulb overheats and melts.
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As the Arctic warms and sea ice melts, bears will have to travel farther each hunting season.
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It is dark and treacherous down there, and cool comic posturing melts into a big hot mess.
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As climate change melts their sea-ice habitat, it also fuels monster hurricanes that hammer our coastlines.
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It just melts in your mouth and it's flakey, and every single bite was just savory goodness.
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The science of charting all these connections — if x occurs and y melts, what happens to z?
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It might only be a matter of time until the idea melts the hearts of brewmasters everywhere.
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As that snowpack melts, it adds moisture to the mountain forests, leaving them less susceptible to fire.
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But it's a familiar feeling and sound– the mystery of why pleasure melts into sadness so easily.
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The butter melts and soaks into the bread before the bread has a chance to get crisp.
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When summer comes along, the ice melts and runs off into rivers and streams, providing drinking water.
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It compresses, heats up, turns to plasma, and often melts or vaporizes the object in the process.
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It's called the albedo effect, wherein bright white sea ice melts (often due to warmer air temperatures).
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Lange's face melts into soft affection and gratitude that somewhere out there people have not forgotten her.
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The meat melts in your mouth, and I think I eat at least two pounds of it.
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I personally love Bath and Body Works melts, but there are plenty of other options out there.
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"When the ice melts, this energy cannot be reflected back," and is absorbed by dark ocean water.
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But like whipped butter, the moisturizer quickly melts into skin — effectively prepping your base for whatever comes next.
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The transparent, wobbly confection reportedly dissolves into a pool of liquid and melts away if not eaten promptly.
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Then consider coastal flooding associated with seas that are rising as the oceans warm and ice sheets melts.
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These presents are perfect for that person you're going to cast aside as soon as the snow melts.
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These plans have sparked concerns in the US, which also sees economic opportunities as Arctic sea ice melts.
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In its most extreme examples, ears twist like conches, teeth and eyes multiply, and hair melts into nothingness.
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Top each burger with 2 cheese slices; cover and grill just until cheese melts, about 30 seconds. 4.
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You know, the kind of guy who sings hip-hop wrong to children and offers them tuna melts.
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My heart pounds and with each step, the sharp twinge between my thighs melts into a gentle throb.
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With an airy structure that melts in your mouth like cotton candy, these desserts make for Insta-gold.
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In the western US, the mountain snowpack slowly discharges water as it melts in the spring and summer.
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Those little lakes expand, eventually covering the whole ice crystal and encasing the core, which also eventually melts.
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Then we add Gouda cheese, which melts and is so subtle, before adding our own pickles and mustard.
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"Any time a kid comes in with some kind of a battle, it melts my heart," she says.
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Carreau Venus is a blistering hellscape of a planet that melts anything it comes in contact with, right?
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When the ice melts, you're left with a white chocolate shell that looks and tastes like an orange.
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Polar bears are an increasingly endangered species as climate change melts ever more of their icy northern habitat.
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Swap a tap or a click for the Amazon Echo's far-field recognition, and the UI melts away.
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The open-face sandwich is covered in sautéed mushroom, ketchup and cheese then toasted until the cheese melts.
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Sometimes, those ice melts can lead to dramatic rivers and waterfalls that leak off of the ice structure.
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You want to shovel it in fast so you enjoy the ice before it melts—plus, it's delicious.
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"My heart melts every time they record a song for me," proud dad Barker said at the time.
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The new cloudlike formula of the classic wrinkle fighter instantly melts into skin and plumps like no other.
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It melts like a Kraft single, but with the multicultural flavor sensibilities of a so-very-seasoned chef.
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They know ice melts at 32 degrees Fahrenheit, and that warming means more days above 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It was not the tip-of-the-tongue feeling that melts when you recall a sought-after word.
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The sun returns to the Arctic each spring and melts some of the ice that formed in winter.
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That is, as climate change brings about higher temperatures in the West, snow melts earlier in the season.
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As the emotional distance between them melts, the iciness of that glass barrier transforms into a water theme.
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As the aircraft descends, temperatures rise and the blue ice melts; pieces may detach themselves from the aircraft.
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The faster and more significantly that Antarctica melts due to global warming, the higher that seas will rise.
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Put baking sheet under the broiler until the cheese melts, about 3 minutes if the broiler is hot.
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In other parts of the country, unwanted firearms are sent to gun melts at steel mills, including Gerdau's.
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The problem with a lot of sorbet, however, is that it often gets grainy and melts rather quickly.
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Additionally, as the ice melts, it lessens pressure on Iceland's volcanoes, which makes them more likely to erupt.
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The tar melts in the summer heat, filling in cracks that may have emerged in the off-season.
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"Say Something" (season 5, episode 14) Lorelai and Luke break up (the first time), and Lorelai melts down.
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Moreover, climate change is also causing sea levels to rise, as hotter water expands and polar ice melts.
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Some of their cones are sealed shut with wax and open like unclenching fists when the wax melts.
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So, the more the outer edge of the ice sheet melts away, the thicker the exposed part becomes.
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This system relies on the natural reservoir of mountain snowpack, which melts gradually over the spring and summer.
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For February, Aldi is launching many great dessert options like cookie melts, keto-friendly ice cream, and gelato.
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It melts ice quickly while keeping it from refreezing, and it won&apost do damage to your property.
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The problem with the snow, Getter said, is that when it melts the water has nowhere to go.
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Perry, for example, refused to portray Chandler's affinity for the tuna melts served at a local gay bar.
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And to berate her when she becomes emotional, melts down, and eats a potato with her bare hand?
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The still-warm kuku-ye sabzi melts the cheese slightly and the pickled cucumber adds a welcome sharpness.
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In "Summer," the snow melts away, feeding rivers filled with trout, which are seen being devoured by otters.
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We had a publicity shoot and a Chinook came in, which is this warm wind that melts everything.
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That is, when an ice cube melts into a glass of ice water, the water level doesn't rise.
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When butter foam melts, sear steaks on both sides, just until browned, no more than 2 minutes a side.
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The sweet taste of the bread melts with the cream, while the dense honey adds a sweet, complex layer.
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But they do hint at a world where e-paper is so commonplace that it melts into the background.
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It's hard but malleable, is relatively common, melts at a low enough temperature to be workable, and doesn't rust.
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Abu Ahmed says he fills a metal container with scrap plastic and heats it until everything melts into liquid.
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And then there's Greenland, which could contribute as much as 20 feet of sea-level rise if it melts.
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It both melts in your mouth and sticks to your teeth, leaving your fingers greasy and your heart happy.
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As the ice melts, traffic of ships carrying cargoes of gas, coal and diesel through the region has increased.
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Five of those two hundred melts have hidden golden tickets with prizes like a year's supply of grilled cheeses.
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Pilo is one of many archaeologists around the world scrambling to recover what they can as the ice melts.
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It excludes, for example, waterways that flow only for parts of the year, like after rainstorms while snow melts.
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This addictive, time-traveling drama will have you glued to your couch until the snow melts (and then some).
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As more ice melts, there are significantly fewer bright, white surfaces to reflect the sun's energy back into space.
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Ice cream is wonderful and delicious and the best thing ever, but it has one fatal flaw — it melts.
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Once the ice melts, the pollutants could be transported to the ocean, where they'll likely endanger sensitive marine ecosystems.
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But there are yet more complex ones like how exactly, on a microscopic level, snow melts in mid-air.
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An ultra-fine laser blasts the germanium until it melts onto each pillar, strategically changing their shape and thickness.
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This would mean that we wouldn't have our sphere with increasing pressures and temperatures with depth that melts rock.
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He tells her that he melted Auntie Em, and she practically melts into a puddle of love right there.
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That's what coin-shaped licorice does for me, because it melts so nicely and glides around in my mouth.
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Image: ESAAs the world continues to warm up, the ice at our poles melts and moves faster than ever.
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As temperatures rise and the Sierra snow melts, other regions of the state are at risk of flooding too.
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Acid melts skin and tissue and victims face permanent disfigurement, medical complications, psychological trauma and social and economic isolation.
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And every year, it seems to the men whose livelihoods depend upon it, the road of ice melts earlier.
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And while he appears hardened by his past, his trademark stoicism quickly melts away as he bonds with Jake.
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Here are a few dab melts for you to watch late at night when you should be sleeping instead.
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The cheese should stay in the center, far from the folded seams, since it will expand as it melts.
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When the ice sheet surface melts each summer, the meltwater collects into lakes that then drain into a moulin.
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"When all that ice and snow eventually melts, it's going to find its way into your home," he said.
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"Story time with Daddy…Learning about Noah…and my heart melts… ❤️❤️❤️ " Underwood captioned the precious moment.
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When the butter melts, crack egg into pan and break the yolk, using the back of the egg shell.
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I mean, the way it melts in your mouth, the cakeyness of it is, like, so soft, you know.
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And as ice melts in the Arctic, sea temperatures are rising and more sunlight is filtering into the ocean.
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In snowy places across the globe, "watermelon snow" forms as the summer sun heats up and melts winter's leftovers.
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"Tropicália" melts down a tuneful carnival march with eerie orchestration, while its lyrics obliquely sketch a nation's cultural manifesto.
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"Some manufacturers claim that the infrared radiation 'melts' fat cells—but the evidence for this is nil," Bauer adds.
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It melts and smooths out after application when it warms up, but it still felt pretty heavy to me.
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As soon as the snow melts and the soil temperatures rise, farmers can begin preparing and planting their fields.
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Brienne hooks up with Jaime, then melts into a weeping mess when he rides off to King's Landing again.
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On realizing what has happened, she bursts into floods of tears, and gradually melts into a puddle of water.
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As Antarctica melts, it's releasing centuries' worth of locked-away ice into the ocean and pushing sea levels higher.
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As a result, when you cook a beef burger, some of the fat melts out, helping the patty sizzle.
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As the permafrost that underlies large parts of the state melts, it releases carbon dioxide, further increasing global warming.
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Buffalo mozzarella usually splits the difference; its more tender core melts while its outer skin tends to stay intact.
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Then they're mixed with cream and baked under a blanket of Demerara sugar, which melts into a glossy syrup.
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And as the state's vast Sierra Nevada snowpack gradually melts, it will keep feeding reservoirs into the late spring.
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Uncomfortable truths unearthed, demons shouted down, process refined — even when everything melts away, you can still be ice-cold.
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Once the caramel melts back into the liquid, add the shallot, garlic, ginger mixture, and the five-spice. 5.
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And as the blades move faster and faster through the ice, more friction is generated, which melts more water.
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And one hopes for her sake she gets to eat all of that ice cream cone before it melts.
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Sodium citrate, when mixed with melted cheese and liquid, changes the cheese's chemistry so it melts smoothly, like American cheese.
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Distill an addict to a datapoint and the same thing happens: Context melts away, leaving behind dregs of questionable value.
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Don't miss the dak (Korean style fried chicken), and the galbi (a marinated short rib that melts in your mouth).
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"The baby just melts in the bathtub, it's tragic," Eric Shaevitz, a lawyer for the victim's mother, told the Post.
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As their habitat melts, more bears are in poor shape, and they are spending more time on land, he said.
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"It's so when you blend the pigment out, it doesn't drag but rather melts into the eyelid," Ms. Ffrench said.
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Officials asked people to stay off the roads, warning of the danger of iced surfaces as snow melts and refreezes.
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Immediately place the purple candy melts in a microwavable bowl, and microwave on medium until slightly softened, about 40 seconds.
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Mars can get as hot as 70 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer which melts some of the planet's ice deposits.
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Similar to other multi-use balms, the formula is a thick wax that melts with the heat of your hands.
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When you pour warm caramel over the ball, the chocolate melts away and reveals that there's ice cream hidden inside.
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Pull down the headset, and the real world melts away: where other participants were a moment ago, stormtroopers now stand.
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The big picture: The Midwest has already seen record-breaking flooding due to rapid snow melts and heavy spring rains.
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Comets, it's worth pointing out, produce a tail, or coma, owing to solar radiation that melts off dust and gases.
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Owen scans the paper for a few seconds, and his anxiety visibly melts away as he realizes what it is.
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When the sugar melts, increase the heat and stir until the sugar caramelizes and turns golden, 8 to 10 minutes.
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Hannah: I'm not an emotional person, but sometimes I'll just watch Shay holding Asher and it just melts my heart.
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With closed eyes and an open mouth, that dairy melts on your tongue, coating and coaxing all the way down.
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Sea levels are expected to rise by an estimated 23 feet if the Greenland ice sheet melts in its entirety.
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When I visit the Foltzes in Rhode Island, Trevor greets me with a handshake and smile that melts my heart.
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Make the nahm jim jeaw: Heat the palm sugar in a small saucepan over medium until it melts, 10 minutes.
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On DVD American insouciance melts Russian sanctimony in Arthur Freed's 1957 production "Silk Stockings," the jauntiest of Cold War movies.
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He preens, she melts, and when they make music together, they rumba like the stars of a Copacabana floor show.
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"Once the sea ice melts back, you have this huge temperature contrast between the ocean and the atmosphere," Moore explained.
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You feel plugged into something bigger than yourself, and — for a moment, at least — the sensation of separation melts away.
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By implication, weed might also keep your farm in business if the apocalyptic heat from climate change melts your vegetables.
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To make matters worse, new pastures are appearing higher up the mountainside as the snow melts and weather patterns change.
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As the ice melts, Arctic shipping routes are becoming more attractive as an alternative to sailing through the Suez Canal.
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Ashley introduces sandwiches to the tray to let us make dinner out of it: Grilled cheese, tuna melts, baguette pizza.
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MACS Macaroni and Cheese Shop in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, serves cheesy skillets and melts, honoring Wisconsin's long-standing cheese tradition.
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As land ice melts the world over and heat absorption causes ocean water to expand, the sea level is rising.
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And as recent shootings have put gun control into the headlines, interest in gun melts is increasing at some mills.
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Instead, soldiers keep the laser pointed at a drone or other object until the target melts or bursts into flames.
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Mr Mnangagwa has long been adept at suppressing dissent, though street violence could erupt again as the economy melts down.
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Whether Key is Michael Jackson or Tim Cook, he boils over, melts down, blows up, simmers, stews and karate-kicks.
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Another tower aggressively fills the dimensions of a second painting, even as it melts into the background blaze of yellow.
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So when the system inevitably melts down, low-income New Yorkers are more likely to be swept up in delays.
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Instead, there is now more dark water to absorb more heat, which in turn melts even more floating sea ice.
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Bees knock against the windows, ice melts in your drink, your fellow guest embarks on a spectacular, long-overdue breakdown.
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"The farmers are worried about what they're going to find when the snow melts," a Canadian official told the Times .
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Fidelity to the message melts into loyalty to the messenger, even if the message itself can sound a bit blurry.
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The snowpack — which keeps the water flowing into the early summer as the snow melts — is 161 percent of normal.
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However, water trapped on land in Greenland's ice cap does increase the sea level when it melts into the ocean.
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Her expression melts into a smile that just seems wrong, like if a smile somehow signaled the opposite of happy.
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Maybe this is what Marx and Engels envisioned when they wrote, about capitalism, "All that is solid melts into air."
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Sea levels are rising because of this warming trend -- both as land-based ice melts and as ocean molecules expand.
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When done right, this flatbread is silky and buttery and melts on the tongue in a puddle of succulent flavors.
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She freezes the peanut butter circles, melts milk chocolate, and then attempts the ultimate challenge — achieving the signature smooth top.
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The braised beef short rib at 150 Central Park is cooked for four hours, and literally melts in your mouth.
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As it melts in your mouth, it unfurls its delicate, floral flavor, something close to sun-warmed apricots and almonds.
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Turns out, I hadn't kept the Explore pack properly stored, and anywhere north of room temperature melts the little buggers.
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Rain runs off immediately, while snowpack serves as a reservoir of water that is released over time as it melts.
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It was like the thing in The Wizard of Oz when someone pours water on the witch and she melts.
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And when ice melts, the volume of water produced is equal to the volume of water displaced by the ice.
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The ice on the bay melts every summer, but it has been breaking up earlier each year and freezing later.
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When the separator hits 160 degrees Celsius, the polymer melts, abruptly releasing the TPP into the electrolyte and extinguishing the combustion.
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As the ice melts it forms large glacial lakes, which are already impacting local communities, according to lead author Joshua Maurer.
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So from now until the ice melts, we'll be hibernating beneath fuzzy blankets and foraging our cupboards for expiration-less provisions.
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It starts as a solid (like a big tub of lip balm) but melts down to apply smooth and somewhat greasy.
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Microwave on medium (50 percent) power until chocolate melts and mixture is smooth, about 1 minute, stirring every 15 seconds. 2.
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Just go rewatch that finale scene in which Lisa looks at these two looking all kinds of in love and melts.
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We went to a diner in New Jersey and ate grilled cheeses and tuna melts and talked about him and cried.
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As it slowly melts, it feeds water to mountain streams and rivers, eventually making its way to reservoirs and irrigation canals.
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In a moment of stupidity, I place a plastic container on the hot burner and the plastic melts on my stove.
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And you can use it for any costume that "melts" — like ice cream or even the Wicked Witch of the West.
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So the company has created a new version, designed specifically for kids, with new filament that melts with hardly any heat.
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Instead, coffee cools, ice cream melts into liquid, things in general decay, unless some outside force intervenes to counter the process.
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As fresh snow melts in the summertime, deeper and dirtier layers of ice are exposed, rendering the surface a bit darker.
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This represents a positive feedback loop that could yield substantially more global warming, depending how much and how quickly permafrost melts.
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It's not unlike hot glue, except the Gallium-based adhesive melts with far less heat, so it's easier to work with.
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" Speaking to her husband, Keith Urban, she said, "When my cheek is against yours everything melts away and that is love.
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Come summer, this ice melts, and the resulting gas drifts back up into the atmosphere, leaving the water-ice layers behind.
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Your popsicle melts so fast that most of it ends up on your hand and wrist rather than in your gullet.
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Turn up the heat (like every season of Homeland) until the cheese melts, and there you have it — Mandy's Tuna Burger.
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As soon as the snow melts and the allergies kick in, we're programmed to want to dig out our sandals, too.
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When Nelson's interview ends, Herzog tells a vulnerable Nelson that he is sane, and Nelson nearly melts through his office chair.
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And sure, you could put ice cubes in your glass, but ice melts, and who wants to drink watered down wine?
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As sea ice melts it exposes darker ocean waters beneath it to incoming solar radiation, causing the water temperatures to rise.
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So even if spring feels lightyears away now, go on and peruse the looks you'll be wearing once the snow melts.
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Headlessness recurs throughout the show: In "In Mortal Repose" (2011), a bronze, headless, legless body melts off of a cement plinth.
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As sea ice melts along the Alaskan coast, there is nothing to protect towns, cities, and native villages from the waves.
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But she quickly adds that she doesn't want to know the answer, and her bright professorial composure melts into ashen helplessness.
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Making patty melts at home is an incredible gift — an object lesson in cooking simply and paying attention along the way.
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Or Puerto Rico melts down, producing chaos, cementing the impression that Congress is unable to handle even its most basic responsibilities.
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For a fleeting moment, we are able to witness a "preserved beauty" before the "ice melts and flowers wilt," Boyd wrote.
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Both conditions encourage warmer ocean water to upwell to the surface, where it melts sea ice to create the characteristic hole.
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I try to wipe my face but can't grab the tissue paper because it melts every time I reach for it.
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Soon he is beseeching, and she is rejecting, and any expectation that these two figures will be mere cartoons melts away.
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I guess it's easier to make the sort of music I do because the ringing just melts in with the music.
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The garbage, along with the bodies, is buried under the snow during winter, but emerges when the snow melts in summer.
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As the earth has warmed, however, snow cover in the hare's habitat melts sooner, leaving the animal more exposed to predators.
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In the event opposition melts away and a friendly offer materialises, 75% of the minority shareholders would have to back it.
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When films like Birdsong (2008) and Story of My Death are so mesmerizing and atmospheric though, such critical reception melts away.
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The head lays down strands of carbon fiber and melts a thermoplastic material to bind the strands, all in one step.
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He is a chameleonic figure, adaptable to almost any style, with a broad, blurry-edged voice that melts at the margins.
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Around February, we place sand on the ice, and when the ice melts, the sand falls and stimulates new vine growth.
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There's also an increasing amount of water flowing through them as long-frozen ice melts – contributing to the reduction in mass.
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A chocolatier buys premade chocolate, then melts it and combines it with other ingredients to make confections like truffles or pralines.
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My heart melts and my ovaries explode (in the best way possible) every time I see C. interact with the kids.
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And I'm five for seven in terms of continents — I'd love an excuse to visit Australia, and Antarctica before it melts.
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While the ice sculptures are a sight to behold, residents are worried about damages to their properties once the ice melts.
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Sea ice coverage in the Arctic usually reaches its annual minimum in September after the ice melts over the summer months.
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Lizzo shared Styles' comments about her on her official Twitter account, writing "*melts*" along with the head-exploding and happiness emojis.
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And then how much can you heat up the phone before the chassis melts or which components fail at which temperatures?
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According to the London Review of Books, if the ice melts, there will be nowhere to hide and nowhere to feed.
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"It melts the pencil line a little bit, so it doesn't look like too much of a lined eye," he added.
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Guardians of Rescue, an animal welfare nonprofit in New York, shared some tips as the snow melts: • Shorten your dog's walk.
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He polishes the casings, melts the lead, pours the molds and sets the bullet heads with a pull of the press.
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It's also an inspiriting estival fling, one that, as Heather says of her relationship with Jack, melts any residual winter ice.
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And, like a candle burning brighter as it melts away the wax, this empty New York becomes more radiant than ever.
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Some pine trees have cones sealed by tar that open to release seeds only when a fire's heat melts the tar.
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What I love about working on the last day of deadline is that it almost feels like everything else melts away.
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For instance, if the Arctic permafrost melts due to a warming climate, it will release additional carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Already the Alaska Highway, built atop permafrost that was never expected to go away, has started buckling as the permafrost melts.
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The Sun Garden Subscription Box has all things good and smelly, available in two different themes: The Aroma Box, which features a large candle, wax melts and chunks, and a bath product (like a green tea scrub), or the Home Spa Box, which features a spa candle, tumbler candle, wax melts, and a bath product as well.
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As the ice melts the surface turns darker, which causes more incoming solar energy to be absorbed, thereby hastening more ice melt.
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Kalm Fusion launched in November 2016 and includes marijuana-infused popcorn, mints and melts, which are flavored strips that help ease pain.
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Earlier melts and runoff through winter and spring could cause less fresh water resources when demand is highest, in summer and fall.
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Fighting in Afghanistan traditionally increases in the spring when warmer weather melts snow blocking mountain passes, increasing the mobility of the insurgents.
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Already, rafting guides have seen the impacts during seasons with lower-than-average snowpacks, or seasons where the snow melts out rapidly.
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When it melts, the uncovered dark ocean surface absorbs 90% of the sunlight, which heats it up, causing more ice to melt.
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Click ahead for the trends you can step into for yourself as the snow melts and the sun sets later and later.
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She captioned the picture, "I need you out in Jamaica relaaaxxin.." referencing the song "Ice Melts" off Drake's latest release More Life.
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The agency is also warning of major flooding to follow the storm as the new snow cover melts into already swollen rivers.
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I have been trying it for months and my foundation barely ever creases or melts off — especially with this tropical Miami weather.
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She captioned the shot, "I need you out in Jamaica relaaaxxin.." referencing the song "Ice Melts" off Drake's latest release More Life.
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At an uncharacteristically late dinner, Rose orders steak tartare — her dog Simone's favorite — and Abe melts down, storming out of the restaurant.
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This water rapidly melts ice sheets and tidewater glaciers from below, and is expected to continue exacerbating ice-melt off the continent.
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Feeding on these plants is what gives each piece its characteristic colour, flavour, aroma, and fatty texture that melts in the mouth.
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The cycle is perpetuated as the hole grows; as more water and heat get trapped beneath the ice, the faster it melts.
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But when the ice melts, it leaves the dark ocean to absorb heat, which then warms both the oceans and surrounding air.
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In a medium bowl over a double boiler or in the microwave, melt 2 cups white chocolate candy melts with 2 tbsp.
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If the Greenland ice sheet -- which covers 80% of Greenland -- melts, the results for the rest of the planet will be monumental.
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"Historically, this has been the reliable snow zone, where it accumulates till late March or early April and then melts," he said.
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I hope you'll read my new column about patty melts in The Times Magazine, and then cook a couple for lunch today.
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When the ice on the surface melts, it pools in darker water, which absorbs more sunlight and causes more melting, said Trusel.
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"I look at this business as one of those glaciers that just kind of melts a little bit every year," Moskow said.
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The cocktail tastes as good as it looks, but it melts too quickly to fret over which filter best accentuates its hue.
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Shredded cheese never quite melts perfectly just by resting on top of hot meat, so Fondoodling it is a surprisingly practical move.
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Add those ingredients to the coffee while it's still warm (so the sugar melts), then pour that mixture into your cube molds.
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"The cake itself is very mild and very much about the delicate texture the melts in your mouth," the treat's website explains.
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The Thwaites glacier alone accounts for 4 percent of global sea level rise and if enough of it melts, it could collapse.
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When you arrive at a hut, any sense of urgency melts away and is replaced by the easy rhythms of hut life.
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Tuna melts, pastrami, curry and virtually all fast food has what can only be described as a stench in a confined space.
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It's a good time to take up a new practice, and to enjoy being a student; competition melts away during this period.
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"If the ice melts completely, early in the season, then ecosystems will suffer drought for the rest of the season," Bergstrom warned.
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Outbreak is a Tom Clancy–ish thriller featuring a comic book virus that practically melts the organs of any human it infects.
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But as the snow melts and the days get longer, Forshee says people feel more motivated to tune in and make changes.
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But believe me, the full magic is in being there, as a vivid scene melts into your memory even before it ends.
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Sea ice, which completely covers the Arctic Ocean in winter, gradually melts in the spring and reaches its minimum extent in September.
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Cheesy Baked Pasta With Sausage and Ricotta The fresh mozzarella in this recipe is a deliberate choice: It doesn't ooze, it melts.
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It goes under the couch and she looks up at me, meows softly for me to get it, and my heart melts.
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Additionally, minor flooding could occur early this season in parts of the Northeast as snow accumulation from the past three nor'easters melts.
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The ice, about 5,000 square kilometers (1,930 square miles), will add to existing risks for ships as it breaks apart and melts.
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Meanwhile, as more Arctic ice melts, Russia and China are moving to exert control over polar trade routes and newly available resources.
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But as polar ice melts, and seismic exploration and ship traffic there increase, it is no longer the refuge it once was.
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That is, if the permafrost melts, and we leave the land alone, we're unlikely to come into contact with ancient deadly diseases.
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When the butter melts, add the oysters and their liquor and cook, stirring, until the edges of the oysters begin to ruffle.
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When that ice heats up and melts, it flows off of the land into the ocean, which really does raise sea levels.
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Wildlife groups are fighting to save the Arctic-dwelling species as their habitat steadily melts and toxic chemicals pile up on the ice.
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"It's not just an ice cube and a hair dryer," he said, offering an oft-used metaphor for how warmer air melts glaciers.
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"As any cook knows, salt is essential to a good dish — it adds flavor, acts as a preservative and melts ice," Longobucco says.
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Her medium is the environmental scourge of plastic bottles, which she cuts, melts, and glues together, enhancing their surfaces with mica and paint.
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He grew baffled by efforts to quantify the present, observing that any instant melts in one's grasp, "gone in the instant of becoming".
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Millions of you tuned in to see burgers dipped in pools of gooey cheese and barbecue so tender it melts off the bone.
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As the sea ice melts and polar bears find themselves on land more often, they begin to compete with brown bears for food.
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Your fingers are warm, so it melts the product into the eye and you can push it around to get an intense finish.
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With loose, curling arms and unhinged joints, his outward barrier melts away — it's somehow as if he's giving himself permission to be seen.
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Scientists have long known that, in the summer, some surface ice and snow on these ice shelves melts, pooling in lakes and streams.
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Unfortunately, cups just aren't as aesthetically pleasing, so you might as well suck it up and get the shot before it all melts.
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This waxy formula also melts effortlessly into the skin, and the scent — a blend of pink pepper, amber, and musk — feels different too.
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Deep lake water is generally already 39.2 degrees, meaning there isn't a temperature gradient to pull water downwards as it melts off ice.
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A critical measure, the snowpack, which provides water as it melts into the spring, was at 94 percent of normal statewide last week.
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It melts in your mouth, and the flavor is subtle compared to the buttery meat found throughout the rest of its delicate body.
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" The Fox & The Hair's Amanda Ackerman agrees, noting that Aussie girls prefer color melts in "peach-toned pink, rather than violet-based pink.
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Sierra snow is considered vital since it replenishes the state's reservoirs and contributes to about one-third of California's water when it melts.
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Place the glass in the hot water and whisk the formula like you're beating an egg, until it melts and looks like butter.
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The Arctic suffers from a vicious feedback loop, wherein the bright, reflective ice melts, and then more of the dark ocean absorbs sunlight.
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It serves the same purpose as the stuff that comes from a cow: It melts, it stretches, and it makes things taste better.
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Mark my words: By the time the snow melts and the sun grants us jacket-free weather, this will be everyone's go-to.
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What began as a perfectly innocent attempt to resurrect dinosaurs for public amusement turns into mayhem when the ship's operating system melts down.
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This is because the non-aqueous part of the glass melts into a proper liquid before the water does, and thus separates out.
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While the butter melts, take the two stuffed brioche slices and dunk them into the custard, ensuring both sides are full of custard.
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According to Yontz, the ketchup leather doesn't make one's burger bun soggy, even though the it melts when it hits a warm patty.
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I store some data in the cloud, but that's mostly because I don't want to lose it all if my computer melts down.
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Each summer, a large portion of the surface of the ice sheet melts, with the most widespread melt typically occurring in mid-July.
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The goal of the submarine is to replace sea ice as it melts, inspired by efforts to tackle rainforest loss by planting trees.
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It's a bit of a fatty cut, but because it's been simmering so long in this broth, it melts in your mouth. Wow.
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Farmacy's Green Clean Makeup Removing Cleansing Balm ($34) melts away grime and makeup without stripping the skin or disrupting its natural moisture barrier.
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The curve steepens, the entire yield spectrum melts, and there will be double-digit returns from the long end of the Treasury curve.
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Any cheese that melts well will do, but for aligot you also want to seek out a cheese with a capacity for stringiness.
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Here, once the bright, white sea ice melts, rather than reflecting sunlight, the darker waters absorb more sunlight, which then feeds more warming.
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Continue heating the cheese over the pan of simmering water, whisking occasionally until the entire mass melts together into smooth, cheesy deliciousness. 5.
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Hidden away in the outskirts, A-button is one of the smaller indie game bars, where thriving gamer subculture melts into Tokyo's barlife.
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But Adidas melts these pellets to create a filament, which is spun into what they call Ocean Plastic, a form of polyester yarn.
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Straightaway, Conner's film demonstrates one of the more ambivalent qualities of immersive moving image art: a stupefaction that inhibits or melts away thought.
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The snowpack is particularly important to California's drought picture because when the snow melts, the water runs off and refills the state's reservoirs.
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One is an electric mouse that paralyzes prey with thunder bolts; the other is a silver fox who melts hearts with a smile.
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While searching for his stolen vinyl record collection, he has an extended conversation with a cabdriver that just about melts in your mouth.
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"A person is missing for six months and all of a sudden the ice melts and they float to the surface," he said.
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The sharp fire of the raw garlic gives way to the sweetness of the bread, and to the soothing fat as it melts.
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An ice sculpture melts into a vapor, while water in a black pool starts as a liquid and turns into an inhalable substance.
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The fruit half-melts, half-swims, and the lechera rests lazily on the tongue, like a custard that couldn't be bothered to set.
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That water melts from ice that can have air bubbles trapped inside it, and those bubbles can seed the meltwater streams with oxygen.
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McCarthy has her sharpest exchanges with a hapless deliveryman (Karan Soni), just as Wiig melts like butter at the arrival of Chris Hemsworth.
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Front Burner To serve caviar properly, you need to deal with a bed of crushed ice, which can get sloppy as it melts.
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That melts more ice, which in turn leads to more exposed ocean and still more melting — what's known as a positive feedback loop.
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Sea ice is also getting thinner on average, as thicker, multiyear ice melts and is replaced by ice that lasts only a year.
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The bride's mother is the founder of Monarch Handcrafted Essentials, a company specializing in soy candles, wax melts and candle accessories in Margate.
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It melts into your skin, creating a slippery surface that dissolves and lifts dirt, sunscreen, and makeup so you can rinse it away.
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They also apply dry ice to the rats' burrow systems, effectively suffocating them as the carbon dioxide gets released while the ice melts.
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But the "melts your eyes" part of the sun is largely blocked by the moon during a solar eclipse, and you can see it.
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But taste it we did — and our dessert dreams were shattered faster than a scoop of ice cream melts on a hot skillet cookie.
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But if all the ice melts—the mountain glaciers, the ice sheets, the Antarctic ice sheet, Greenland—the sea level will rise 220 feet.
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Add 1 tablespoon of the butter, half the vanilla extract and the salt, gently swirling the pan to combine the butter as it melts.
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The US's Arctic research stations, mostly located in Alaska and Greenland, also don't appear to be in danger as Arctic ice consistently melts away.
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The ice acts as a reflector of heat back into the atmosphere, so the more it melts, the more the Arctic waters absorb heat.
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Comet 252P/LINEAR's nucleus, which houses frozen material that melts and becomes a jet stream of dust, was too small for Hubble to capture.
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The snowpack acts like a backup reservoir, providing about 30 percent of the state's water supply as it melts during the spring and summer.
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"If the ice melts too early, not enough phytoplankton food will sink to the sea floor and the amphipod populations could decrease," Guazzo said.
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If it allows France to flout the rules, the glue that holds the EU together melts; why should other countries stick by their commitments?
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Troublingly, they think massive melts like this could be a harbinger of the future—but more research is needed before we can be sure.
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Nonetheless, studies are attempting to do just that—figure out an approximate timescale of melting based on what we know about how ice melts.
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" The mother of one also shared that her baby girl is "laughing and smiling" a lot at the moment, raving, "She melts my heart.
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As that permafrost melts, so too does the organic matter, which can be transformed into methane or carbon dioxide by microbes in the soil.
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Warm air melts bright white, reflective sea ice, which then allows the vast, dark open ocean to absorb more heat, and release more heat.
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Ever since Vanderpump Rules premiered in 2013, queen bee Stassi Schroeder's birthday episodes have brought fans meme-able moments as she inevitably melts down.
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Not only does that reduce the chance of a roof collapse, but it also means less snow that can trickle inside as it melts.
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He isn't always optimistic, but attempts positivity and that's ultimately what melts the ice in your blood and balances the bile in your spleen.
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Instead, these contain a squishy consistency that melts into the skin, and comes in three shades with buildable intensity: lavender, peachy pink, and bronze.
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They're also using coconut oil, which melts like beef fat in a hot pan, and potato protein to give the burger its meaty texture.
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While much of the industry melts into an amorphous goo of panels, it's nice to see creators sticking their necks out to be different.
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Maksimuk — who has attempted similar experiments with Jell-O — melts the crayons into a thick wax and tosses the phone into the gooey concoction.
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The process of 3-D printing requires electricity to heat the extruder, the nozzle that melts the plastic filament, and ultimately build the object.
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The animation powerhouse consistently melts our hearts with their family-friendly films and this sequel to 2003's Finding Nemo should be no different.
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This is partly because, as the sea ice melts, the ocean absorbs more of the sun's energy, causing the water to heat up further.
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This Southern diner may be most well-known for its breakfast, but the joint also serves up sandwiches, burgers, melts, and even sirloin steaks.
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The science is simple: The world gets warmer, ice at the poles and in places such as Greenland melts, sea levels rise, flooding increases.
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The rate is projected to pick up pace as more water melts from glaciers and ice sheets, and as warming oceans continue to expand.
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As the world he made melts down, he creates another atmosphere, this one made of remembrance, but it's the present, only now, only here.
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Global powers are relying on icebreakers as they move to maintain access to, if not control, new waterways created as Arctic sea ice melts.
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A "dry" caramel — just sugar — produces the same result, but you have to watch it closely to make sure the dry sugar melts evenly.
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For the next few months, I enjoyed plenty of hot sandwiches from basic grilled cheese and tuna melts to hot ham and chicken paninis.
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On Monday, maybe you could cook Portobello patty melts or, if that sounds too goofy, make roasted mushroom and Gruyère sandwiches in their place.
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The snowpack — which keeps the water flowing into the early summer as the snow melts — was at 163 percent above normal as of Friday.
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If permafrost melts on a wide scale, it'll kick off a vicious feedback loop, with the released carbon driving still more warming and melting.
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Significant snow cover remains in North and South Dakota and Minnesota, and melts are likely to cause flooding in the Dakotas into next week.
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In the comic, a dog sits and drink his coffee during a house fire, insisting that everything is fine as he slowly melts away.
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But so would an evening made up of Portobello patty melts and some streaming movies on Kanopy, courtesy of the New York Public Library.
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She then said Republican women are stronger "because nothing melts a snowflake faster than a strong woman who clings to her Bible and guns."
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How about Harvey Weinstein anonymously donates $100 million to that legal defense fund and then melts into the fog as though he never existed?
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There is something strangely poetic about these images, as the nearly unrecognizable face of the Western world's most iconic model drips and melts away.
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It melts adult hearts, ensuring babies a steady source of food and protection until they mature to an age when they're slightly less vulnerable.
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Chocolate melts at a much lower temperature (about 80 degrees Fahrenheit) which means melting a peanut cluster bar with microwaves was much more remarkable.
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Farmers are trying to decide how to dispose of the carcasses that dot the landscape, though others might not be found until the snow melts.
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If you blend for too long, the blender heats up and melts the ice cream, making the shake unideal for drinking but perfect for throwing.
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Courtesy Sephora The lightweight formula delivers the silkiness of a nourishing moisturizer in the form of an airy mousse that melts into skin on contact.
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The two share a laugh at the irony of the situation: As Arctic ice melts and oceans warm, sea levels around the world are rising.
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It releases gases and changes the landscape As permafrost -- ground that is frozen year-round -- melts, it releases carbon and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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When she wins the primary for New York's 114th Congressional District, Ocasio-Cortez's face melts into approximately 17 emotions in the span of two seconds.
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Then comes Joe's karaoke serenade of Bruce Springsteen's "I'm On Fire" in season 6, which melts Fig's icy heart (as much as it can be).
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As the years go on, it becomes thicker and thicker, trapping anything that lands on top of it, which is released when the ice melts.
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The steely presence she was focusing on her troops just moments before melts away at the sight of him, and she leaps to hug him.
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Add a tablespoon of peanut butter straight away and stir that in first so it melts into your noodles, this is the premature stir. 5.
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Image: WikimediaIt's an observation repeated loud and often by climate deniers: while Greenland melts like a popsicle in the summer sun, Antarctica is staying chill.
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At the Westside Drive-In in Boise, you can get true American fare: corn dogs, cheeseburgers, patty melts — and their iconic Ice Cream Potato dessert.
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The Observatory is exactly that, an observation point from where our own safe place in the world melts under our feet, revealing a vertiginous abyss.
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Maybe it's time to rethink who the essential ally really is: a guy who melts panda's hearts or a guy who gets schooled by kids.
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Given the freezing temperatures on the moon's surface, the borehole will continuously reseal behind the SPINDLE as it melts its way deeper into the crust.
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As it melts, cigarette butts litter the ground like ants, every scaffold brings a brief hailstorm, and black ice trips you on your way home.
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If all of Greenland's ice melts — an unlikely scenario in the near future — scientists estimate that global sea levels would rise by about 23 feet.
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This empty space has the negative effect of speeding up the rate at which the glacier melts and, in turn, how quickly sea levels rise.
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In January the couple opened their first brick-and-mortar location in suburban Nashville, serving up an extended menu of grilled cheese melts and milkshakes.
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When less sunlight hits the polar regions, less ice melts in the summer and more accumulates in the winter, allowing the ice sheets to grow.
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"It melts and become slush," she said, and early on she told him her dream was that someone would propose to her there one day.
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None of us will be laughing when we find out what happens when permafrost melts, dramatically increasing the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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The ShackBurger melts in your mouth as cheese is layered over a well-cooked patty, topped with lettuce, tomato, and of course, a signature sauce.
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The hydrate melts if it is nudged out of its stability zone, which can be achieved by either raising the temperature or lowering the pressure.
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And it melts together with the meat, and the salsa adds, like, that much-needed acid from the richness of the meat and the tortilla.
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Elsewhere, though, Ms. Al-Maria has a heavy hand with the special effects, so that the mall spins, melts or suddenly blazes fuchsia and orange.
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Unique recipes Glow Recipe worked with Whamisa on a green tea line with antioxidants and botanical extracts that melts makeup and removes pore-clogging impurities.
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The faster the ice melts on the land, the more weight the ice shelf has to contain, resulting in breaks of glaciers into the sea.
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Thinner snow cover melts more quickly, exposing old snow or ice, both of which are darker than fresh snow and absorb more sunlight, accelerating melting.
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This leaves large swathes of dark ocean exposed to absorb more heat from the sun, which warms the ocean and in turn melts more ice.
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The grand show of respect, the fawning language, the pomp and circumstance — it all melts this president's butter and inclines him favorably toward his flatterers.
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Dipping foods in this fondue pot is far more fun than eating them plain, plus it also melts chocolate for those with a sweet tooth.
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This leaves large swathes of dark ocean exposed to absorb more heat from the sun, which warms the ocean and in turn melts more ice.
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As the changing climate melts Greenland's ice sheet, the runoff is filling fjords with sediment — about 10 percent of all sediment delivered to oceans worldwide.
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Her eloquent dancing is utterly natural, full of strength, femininity and a worldly maturity that evokes a bygone glamour as movement melts from her shoulders.
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"All That Is Solid Melts Into Air" seems a fitting title for the new release by the saxophonist, clarinetist and electro-acoustic experimenter Lea Bertucci.
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According to the DWR, when the Sierra Nevada snowpack melts in warmer months, it replenishes about 30% of California's water needs later in the year.
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Their menu is rather expansive for a burger joint, offering many other melts and chicken sandwiches as well as burgers, and the prices are average.
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It's a "nod to what the future will look like as the polar bear population declines and sea ice continually melts in the Arctic," it added.
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Many times, when someone actually knows a gay person or a bi person or any person against whom they hold a bias, that bias melts away.
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The results will not only leave you wondering which way is up, but also might have you reaching for an aspirin while your brain slowly melts.
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Rivers continue to rise in several Midwestern states as snow from the "bomb cyclone" melts and new rainstorms bring more precipitation on an already soaked region.
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Once the snow melts, even if it's still below 40 degrees out, neutral-toned storefronts seem to transition, Wizard of Oz-style, into a technicolor fantasy.
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A fan makes a bright blue tarp undulate like a jellyfish; a totem made of ice melts or grows as the ambient humidity rises and falls.
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Or, said Peeken, marine creatures could simply swallow floating plastics after the ice melts, and the plastics could then be incrementally passed up the food chain.
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If all this ice melts, there's the potential for many feet of sea level rise — so scientists have been trying to understand what's happening at Totten.
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And while the 24-year-old from Texas is an intimidating force when facing down opponents, it all melts away when it comes to his mother.
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Kim Kardashian melts down on last night's KUWTK, plus Princess Kate shares adorable new photo of Princess Charlotte Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Designed for sensitive skin, this is soap-free and rich in probiotics; it quickly melts into a milky consistency and leaves skin feeling clean but nourished.
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I feel like that really melts it, where it looks like the glow is a part of the skin as opposed to a product over it.
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As the (hopefully) last snow outside melts away, click on to find the cropped leather jacket that will become your best friend come April and May.
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For the next few months, we have to deal with sunburns, frizzy hair, and, of course, makeup that melts off within five minutes of stepping outside.
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LENK IM SIMMENTAL, Switzerland (Reuters) - Perched nearly 2,000 meters above the Swiss ski village of Lenk, a lake has emerged as the Plaine Morte glacier melts.
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Place the baking sheet under the broiler for 3 to 5 minutes, rotating throughout, until the cheese melts and caramelizes into a golden-brown crust. 4.
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As the ice cream melts over the edge of my glass bowl, I start to tot up what I've eaten using the menu's handy calorie counter.
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Kulture is not Kulture today she Kiari with the mood 😩But o maaann i love my sweet sweet baby ❤️She melts me like butter.
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Many of those concerns stem from the effects of climate change and the structure of Sierra forests, which can influence how the snowpack accumulates and melts.
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Cox said drillers also cut back on the number of active rigs in the spring when the snow melts and it becomes too muddy to operate.
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Sydney: The fat melts in your mouth, and I added some of their salsa, which is really bright and acidic, that I love on my tacos.
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Staff and customers note that a thin layer was enough to boost moisture and calm skin overnight and that the formula melts right into the skin.
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The new protected space on Nunavut's coast is roughly the size of Germany, and its name means "the place where the ice never melts" in Inuktitut.
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Later, Maya's older brother tells her that she's being self-hating and racist; meanwhile, Anna melts down with white guilt, embarking on a misguided hunger strike.
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Place the soup on a baking sheet and broil on the middle rack so the cheese melts and turns golden brown and bubbly but doesn't burn.
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In equal measure, I fear being judged for all that, for instinctually retreating from rather than being drawn toward the shrieking blobs everyone else melts over.
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If she melts down during dinner, taking place this year at a favorite restaurant, we'll have plenty of grown-ups to walk around outside with her.
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Either way, the moondust layers are subjected to temperatures reaching 1,000℃, which melts them into a solid brick structure with a compressive strength comparable to gypsum.
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Greenland's ice sheet usually melts during the summer, but the melt season typically begins around the end of May; this year it began at the start.
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Before our eyes, he melts through his kingmaker character's sang-froid to reveal the idealism he still harbors in his heart, misguided though it may be.
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Even under ordinary conditions, Antarctica's landscape is perpetually changing as icebergs calve, snow falls and ice melts on the surface, forming glacial sinkholes known as moulins.
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"We're seeing about a 40 percent increase of our in-home product sales, so candles, wax melts, and aromatherapy stuff," says Neidler, compared to last year.
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Yet when they cut loose for Mr. Jones's centerpiece dance number, a stylized mix of shoulder-shaking swing and jive, everyone melts into an ecstatic harmony.
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"Beauty and the Beast" is delectably done; when it's over, though, and when the spell is snapped, it melts away, like cotton candy on the tongue.
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For the pièce de résistance: a dessert of the rapist's penis, split like a plantain and sautéed with condensed milk until it melts in the mouth.
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" Young Thug also shows up twice, delivering mystical singing on "Sacrifices" and showing why he's the clearest modern-day inheritor of P-Funk on "Ice Melts.
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Next, she melts a knob of butter in a small pan, and, as it simmers on her stove, she stirs the crushed buds into the butter.
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As the ice capsule melts, the robot unfolds to action mode and gets to work removing foreign objects—in this case, a button battery—from the body.
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Instead of focusing on plot twists, he might spend five minutes describing a painting on the wall of a character's home (chronicling minutiae ''just melts people's minds'').
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Bananas bruise, meat rots, ice cream melts and a gallon of milk, if packed at the top of a grocery bag, will crush the muffins placed below.
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This powder first goes on like a fine dusting, but it melts away within seconds, leaving behind a lightweight stain and matte finish that will not budge.
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Icy worlds around K and M-type stars—which are cooler and less luminous than our sun—might enjoy a period of habitability once their surface melts.
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Until now, most glacier research has focused on how warming air melts ice sheets, but warming oceans play a crucial role, said OMG's principal investigator, Josh Willis.
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Because all the bad melts away when you're lucky enough to find a soul that never stops seeing you for the goodest boy that you can be.
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In that moment, the hardened killer melts away and we see a flash of raw pain on Maisie Williams' face: Arya still regrets what she couldn't prevent.
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As permafrost on the seabed melts, it could dramatically change Earth's atmosphere, she said, noting the release of only 1% of the gas could make an impact.
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Pseudoscience melts into on-the-scene reportage, and that gonzo-journalism-meets-the- declarative style of writing creates a truly arresting form of (quite often incredible) content.
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Co-stars Alison Brie, Seth Rogen, and Casey Wilson look on as Franco's Wiseau completely melts down on set, in auditions, and pretty much everywhere in between.
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One sign of this is that one-year-old ice, which melts easily, made up 79 percent of the Arctic sea ice in 2017, the report found.
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You can also imagine that it would be nice to see an offer for a cheap latte and a box of Cinnamon Melts on a rainy day.
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And to get all the makeup off, Sephora even carries an affordable, gentle makeup remover that melts away even the toughest liners and most tear-resistant mascara.
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Pour the hot cream through a strainer (to remove the solids) over the cheeses, stirring until the cheese melts and the sauce is smooth, about 3 minutes.
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Paul McCrane played the cop killing Emil Antonowski -- who famously drives into a vat of toxic waste and melts on-screen -- in the 1987 cyborg masterpiece, 'RoboCop.
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"Ash and aircraft do not mix, as volcanic ash is abrasive, melts at jet engine temperatures, and can cause engine failure," the United States Geological Survey says.
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You put cheese in it, it melts the stuff and then you can draw with it, cook with it or eat it straight from the gun. Fun?
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The ice cream obviously melts in transit to its new home, which could partially explain why you can easily find freezer-burned ice cream at countless bodegas.
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Witherspoon's character, also, has veered towards the parodic; her husband discovers she cheated on him and she melts into a campy, Valley of the Dolls–style puddle.
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Read more: The best ice makers you can buyI think my favorite part of this machine, though, is that it recycles water that melts into the bottom.
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Once the pizza is ordered, the ATM's internal oven cooks the crust to crispy perfection and melts the mozzarella in a matter of three to four minutes.
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The Beach Bum accomplishes what each Jimmy Buffett show is about: For just an hour or two, the world, with all its horror and tragedy, melts away.
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You can find a great version of this traditional dish at this tiny taqueria in Boyle Heights, where the rich, fatty lamb melts under its own weight.
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As you need a good seal to trap the heat so the cheese melts, it's actually best to wrap the plastic around the bowl a few times.
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Warmer weather can disrupt the water supply in two crucial ways: mountain snow melts quicker, and precipitation that would otherwise arrive as snow falls instead as rain.
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And if you take special care with roasting a duck, you'll end up with crispy skin atop a layer of sumptuous fat that melts on your tongue.
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As sea ice melts, less ice and more open water create a "feedback loop" of more melting that leads to progressively less ice and more open water.
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The wax is heated by electricity and as it melts, the wax is accumulated in a lampshade at the bottom, only to be reversed and used again.
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The glaciers are shrinking because the amount of ice that melts away in the warmer summers is much higher than the ice that accumulates in the winters.
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But he is also a man of touchingly willful optimism, a professional actor who keeps putting on his best happy face until it melts right off him.
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As that filling melts into the dough during baking, some of it seeps out, pooling around the bun in a molten mix of butter, sugar and cardamom.
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"Understanding the details of how the ocean melts away this glacier is essential to project its impact on sea level rise in the coming decades," Rignot said.
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So, too, does Mr. Estrada bring fine emotional shadings to Eddie, whose chilly frustration with the woman whose life he becomes entangled in melts into something warmer.
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And unlike the stiff cuts favored elsewhere, the meat — Angus brisket, eye of round simmered into submission and luscious, unorthodox short rib — yields and melts without hesitation.
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"You could hide out in Apple as this kind of melts down around because it is fairly stable and mature," Sanchez told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Thursday.
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Epic Gardening recommends the Snow Joe Pellets because the reviewer was impressed by the speeds at which it melts snow and ice, even in extremely cold temperatures.
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Their conclusion is that Yahoo is simply getting what it deserves as its core business melts away and the company goes through one management change after another.
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It's what I call a goulash work, though Kushner prefers the term lasagna: a dish that almost melts the borders of form in its quest for sublimity.
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A few years before James Thompson explained why pressure melts ice, physicist Michael Faraday discovered another fascinating property of ice: the thin, liquid layer on its surface.
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For example, when sea ice melts, it exposes darker ocean water to incoming sunlight, which warms the water and then the air, melting more ice, and so on.
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"When Peter says that he loves me, it just melts my heart and it was sweet because of the anticipation, how nervous he was," she told the cameras.
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Sea water levels are climbing because carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping greenhouse gases are causing global temperatures to warm, which in turn melts the land-based ice.
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When collagen-rich meat cuts, such as beef chuck, are cooked, the heat naturally melts collagen fibers into softer gelatin, giving meat its succulent texture, Dr. Parker said.
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Although hyaluronidase quickly melts away unwanted filler, it may also cause some swelling or bruising, and result in even less naturally-occurring H.A. in your body than before.
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And you want that snow to stick around for as long as possible so it melts slowly, releasing water into local streams long into the warm summer months.
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Right: Average percentage of the total area of the Greenland ice sheet that melts over the course of a year, from 1990-2013 (gray) compared with 2016 (blue).
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NASA's Earth Observatory explains what happened: As glacial ice thins, it melts from above and below, becoming more susceptible to rifts; eventually icebergs break off along those cracks.
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" Meanwhile, Mirai Nagasu, who landed her historic triple axel during the team event earlier this week, chose Kevin Hart, "because my heart melts when people make me laugh.
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When the snow melts in spring, rivers flood, cutting the oil workers off from the outside world and meaning they have to travel in and out by helicopter.
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They remind me of industrialized nations indulging in our wasteful, carefree ways as the Arctic melts us into oblivion, unable and unwilling to adjust to a changed reality.
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The phrase makes me think of a Clint Eastwood plotline in which the flinty ex-cop's heart melts after interacting with a plucky kid or a service dog.
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Up until now, the camera bumps have been little metal rings, but on the iPhone 7, Apple expertly blended the bump so that it melts into the body.
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A darker ice sheet absorbs more incoming solar energy during the summer melt season, which in turn melts more snow and ice, contributing to global sea level rise.
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She and her husband Joseph started the business (there are now two trucks around Nashville) as way to serve up gourmet grilled cheese melts using eco-friendly sourcing.
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This happens when warmth from your house melts the underlying layer of snow, said Martin Frappolli, senior director of knowledge resources at The Institutes, an insurance education group.
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"Ash and aircraft do not mix, as volcanic ash is abrasive, melts at jet engine temperatures, and can cause engine failure," according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Similar to pore steaming, hot cleansing focuses on loosening sticky dead skin cells and sebum clogging pores with heat that melts the 'glue' sticking them to pore walls.
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" The release celebrates the Berlin imprint's five-year anniversary, and for the occasion Landberg has composed a ruminative work that cyclically melts in and out of focus. "Buchla.
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The amount of precipitation the area receives in the coming months, and the pace at which the snow melts, will be key factors in how severe flooding becomes.
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The alien is not just a monster, but a sculpture of wet beauty whose jaws punch through people and whose blood melts the instruments we use to survive.
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From amazonGMG may get a commissionBuy nowHeated Ice ScraperSomething that melts ice as you scrape it sounds so much easier than putting in some old-fashioned elbow grease.
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I'm drawn to the $24 balsamic-marinated hanger steak, sliced into thick, juicy pieces that get more mouthwatering as a knob of herbed butter melts into the beef.
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One bite isn't enough; you just wanna keep eating it, like, constantly, because one bite just melts in your mouth, and then you're like, it's time for another.
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The key, he told me, is to whip the potatoes with confidence, vigor and speed once you add the cheese, to build up the stringiness as it melts.
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Another, called Cool Down, instructs someone to hold an ice cube in their hand or the crook of their arm and then focus on it as it melts.
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Ice losses from Greenland have already caused global sea levels to rise about half an inch, and the rate of rise is accelerating as the ice melts faster.
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The Arctic Ocean's boundaries are getting fuzzier as Atlantic waters push further northward and sea ice thins and melts more with each passing year, a new study finds.
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Its texture is smooth, on the firm side; it has a lingering, nutty flavor; and it melts beautifully: $32 a pound at Dean & DeLuca stores in New York.
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As the sky melts from lilac to plum, Marie Dz'dza tells me her family is just barely getting by with the assistance of the Catholic relief organization Caritas.
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When Ms. Burns, who, refreshingly, does not wear a body microphone, melts into "What'll I Do" or "It Must Be Christmas," it's easy to forget who is singing.
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"After the initial crunch, the cookie's inner chewiness melts in your mouth as you bite into the hot, tangy crystallized bits" of ginger, Charisma Madarang wrote for Foodbeast.
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I loved the way it starts off cold and firm and warms, softens and melts on its way to disappearing, its flavor lingering and beckoning the next spoonful.
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As Europe heats up, Greenland melts and the Midwest floods, many news organizations are devoting more resources to climate change as they cover the topic with more urgency.
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Rather than steps, the choreographic directions supply psychological motivations, sometimes straightforward (spinning to circulate the air), sometimes more figurative ("as if her brain melts downward into her body").
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"The farmers are worried about what they're going to find when the snow melts," said Greg Janzen, the reeve, or chief elected executive, of the Emerson-Franklin municipality.
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The National Weather Service and the governor's office are warning about potential flooding today and through the weekend as snow melts and rain causes the rivers to rise.
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Scored to the howl of Henry Rollins and Blind Idiot God, Daniels's flashing and spastic animation morphs, melts, and explodes the faces of the principle cast and crew.
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The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said last week that the flooding would worsen in coming weeks as snow on the ground melts and water flows downstream.
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It's basically a big machine that you dump snow into and it melts the snow so you can pour it down the storm drain where it hopefully doesn't freeze.
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Thermokast is a term for a type of land surface that occurs when ice melts in permafrost, creating small sinkhole-like pits and valleys as the ground settles unevenly.
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Dustin Basalla, owner of the rafting company Alpine Adventures in Gold Bar, Washington, says that because the snow melts faster every year, the seasons for whitewater rafting are shorter.
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The formula squirts out like a creamy white lotion, but once you massage it onto your hands, it melts like a hand sanitizer and leaves your skin fully cleansed.
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Tess' good mood melts away when she finds out Jake has gone up to Cape Cod with Simone (Caitlin FitzGerald), leaving a fill-in bartender to take his place.
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In his treatment of Picasso's imagery, Johns innovates with the medium of encaustic by softening the wax surface with a heating element until the woman's profile melts and drips.
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One player speaks openly about his depression and its relation to Smash; another, Mango, talks about how the rest of the world melts away when he's in top form.
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These words are the basis of his first monologue, which melts into a disquisition on the part of his lover's body that calls up the "voodoo drumming" of desire.
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When Alison reveals she met his wife (UnReal standout Breeda Wool) a week prior, but didn't spill about their affair, Ben completely melts down, physically and verbally menacing Alison.
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Once inside the pill eventually melts (assuming the patient has a normal body temperature), the robot unfolds, and it can then be maneuvered around using an external magnetic field.
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Christoph Marty of the Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research in Davos notes that the snow comes later and melts earlier, and the snowpack is thinning (see chart 2).
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The dam's primary spillway also has major erosion damage but there's a chance it may need to be used next week to reduce water levels as more snow melts.
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The researchers took into account many factors that can cause regional variations in sea level rise, such as ocean current changes and where sea and land-based ice melts.
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The zoo was happy to report that the giraffe-mother-to-be and her mate Oliver will be moving outside as the weather warms up and the snow melts.
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Normally, the snowpack—which feeds rivers and reservoirs as it gradually melts during spring and early summer—provides a third of the water consumed by California's farms and cities.
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Farmers from Missouri to South Dakota have seen their corn and soybean fields flooded as winter snow melts, a sign of what may be in store for North Dakota.
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Melt ponds are exactly what they sound like: pools of water that form on top of sea ice when the ice's top layer melts in the spring and summer.
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Better known for more heroic roles, Jane melts into the small, bent creature that is Wilfred, with Neal McDonough and Brian d'Arcy James helping flesh out the modest cast.
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By the end of the show, Sutton melts her gun down into a decorative vase, but her stubborn inability to let go of it feels anathema to her character.
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Maybe it's the fish moilee that separates and melts only when it's in my mouth, crisped and teetering delicately on top of the curry and rice instead of within.
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The rising temperatures are accompanied by rising sea levels—at a rate of about 3mm a year—as the warmer water expands, and as ice at both poles melts.
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Devised "in light of the huge plastic pollution as well as the critical energy needs in China," the process basically melts the old plastic into liquid fuels and waxes.
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Ninety-nine percent of all freshwater ice on Earth is sitting on top of Greenland and Antarctica, and each year, a little more of it melts into the ocean.
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If you're going to take your time with your drink and your ice melts too quickly, the drink will end up over-diluted and its flavor will be altered.
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"We are waiting to see what happens when the snow melts," she said, noting that warm temperatures since then have thawed the ground and could result in less flooding.
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James is to the Seminoles defense what Jackson is to the Cardinals' offense, both the glue that holds the unit together and the furnace that melts opposing game plans.
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On "Slow Dance," by far the prettiest and most romantic Chief Keef song ever made, his voice melts into a vocoded soundscape, like Daft Punk's "Digital Love" on Xanax.
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The idea is that when you bite into the burger, your teeth align with the vertical strands so instead of requiring harsh chewing it almost melts in your mouth.
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Since scientists still have much to learn about Antarctica's ice, they are now in a race to learn as much as possible as it melts away before their eyes.
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There are open-air warehouses in remote corners of sub-Arctic Canada, Russia, and China, with machines whirring away on the tundra, creating magic money, while the permafrost melts.
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Sandwiched between Russia and Alaska, the cold-water pool, or curtain, is created when the sea ice melts during the summer, making a natural barrier in the Bering Sea.
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In Russia, for example, agriculture has migrated northward as permafrost melts, Mr. Koolhaas said, while farming communities have become increasingly isolated by hundreds of airport closures around the country.
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The root cause is when excess heat — both from heavy electrical loads and a heat wave itself — overburdens, melts, or otherwise damages equipment like electrical transformers and power lines.
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The Palace will serve classic cocktails and "unpretentious, blue-collar" food like homemade corned beef and collard green melts, said Mr. Padilla, who also owns the Greenpoint restaurant Alameda.
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Heather's illustrations bring to life the beauty, landscape and cultural identity that are at risk of being lost as the ice — the lifeblood of communities like Rigolet — melts away.
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There are already a few different ways to produce ice spheres, including heavy metal molds that squeeze an oversized ice cube until it melts down to a polished sphere.
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Somehow they have managed to give this a texture that is...it both melts in your mouth but has a nice spring to it that I was not expecting.
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The satirical and skeptical notes in this symphony of lust and corruption are drowned out after a while, and queasy fascination melts into a kind of affectionate, exhausted awe.
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For example, Mauna Loa contains higher proportions of an igneous rock called pyroxenite, which comes from subducted ocean crust that typically melts at deeper levels than the model suggests.
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The new challenge, when we look at Renaissance or modern sculpture, is to somehow still appreciate mass, volume and scale when all that is solid melts into the screen.
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The bears of Katmai live well below the Arctic Circle, but as sea ice melts, polar bears are hunting on land more—and competing with brown bears for food.
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The ice melts away and reveals its actual face when it gets hit, but most of the time, the Pokémon runs around with a smiling block on its shoulders.
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It's perfect for Houston, where you can pass a full day without ever getting off the highway, where the caustic gleam of daytime melts into a long, swampy night.
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Pros: More environmentally-friendly than most salts, effectively melts ice, 100% satisfaction guaranteeCons: Expensive, may not live up to its pet-safe claims, doesn't work well in extreme cold
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Its adherents talk of "getting red-pilled," a reference to the movie "The Matrix," in which the protagonist ingests a tablet that melts away artifice to reveal the truth.
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But one possibility the study raises is that as more ice melts above these volcanoes, it will encourage molten rock, known as magma, to flow upwards, increasing volcanic activity.
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Other things equal, this gradually melts the snowball: even if debt is rising in dollar terms, it will shrink as a percentage of G.D.P. if deficits aren't too large.
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Selected by Rita Dove A thing that melts can also burn: like aThicket of ice in the pond, the cold netOf stars, even the hard white ax of theHeart.
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The Soldiers of Odin say they are undaunted by the arrival of the clowns, promising more marches when the snow melts in the spring and when new arrivals are expected.
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Miami Beach, Florida, is a coastal city built on porous limestone, so as climate change melts polar ice into the oceans, water is literally pushed up out of the ground.
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"If the ice melts, the camp's infrastructure, including any remaining biological, chemical, and radioactive wastes, could re-enter the environment and potentially disrupt nearby ecosystems," the University of Zurich said.
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The snowpack supplies about 30 percent of the state's water needs and melts in the spring and sustains the state during the summer when there's typically little to no rainfall.
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Hand, foot, tongue, gaze, all weapons from which nothing is safe," and then melts into the sudden realization that her old self is disappearing: "Why am I changing like this?
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Some fear that as the Arctic sea-ice melts, Russia, China and America will scramble for the sea lanes that will open up and the minerals that may lie beneath.
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Using Aldi's version, at least, plastic tubing is fed through a moving, heated nib, and slowly melts as it works its way through the hole and onto another heated surface.
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Comets are icy, and when they get close to the sun, the conditions are so extreme that when the ice melts it skips the water phase entirely, producing a vapor.
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Then she followed with a few pumps of "Who Needs Clothes" on her shoulders and blended it out so fans could see how seamlessly the product melts into the skin.
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Jung Saem Mool has her own line of these basics, and I am absolutely smitten with the Mool Cream, which has a consistency that melts beautifully and plumps up skin.
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When it comes to placement, there are a variety of techniques to pick from — like the peach under slice, color melts, or vibrant rooting (all of which you'll see ahead).
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But as both the warming oceans and atmosphere melt the bright ice cover, the ocean is then able to absorb this energy, which in turn melts more ice, said Meier.
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"This approach allows the drinker to compare the two; one room temp, and the other throughout the natural dilution as the ice melts over time," Weaver wrote in an email.
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As the ice melts, Russia and the United States are working together, as they have for 20 years, to make the Arctic a safer place to work, research and live.
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Climate Change Just Opened a 'Gateway to the Underworld' in SiberiaA truly fascinating story that highlights one of the biggest questions around our warming world: What happens when permafrost melts?
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Its magic is to give us a sense of freezing time even as the frozen image melts before our eyes, just as we melt before the eye of the camera.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN JERSEY SHORE'S SNOOKI MELTS DOWN DURING TAPING ALLEGED GUN THREAT AT DISNEYLAND BY RAPPER'S ENTOURAGE ARIANA GRANDE'S HUGE SURPRISE FOR BARBRA STREISANDGWYNETH PALTROW & CHRIS MARTIN: DOUBLE DATE!
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But when sea ice melts and retreats (as it did last summer), there is a disruption in the food web that results in fewer amphipods for gray whales to eat.
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It's a hazardous path to a completed piece: Porcelain naturally melts in the kiln, so if Morling's complex constructions are not supported in exactly the right way, it's game over.
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But then Majors's harp enters with a glistening sweep, and a song that felt uptight, hectic, and, in a dated way, "modern," melts into something delicate and almost naïvely uplifting.
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