We now present you with the most scorching moments in Drihanna history.
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On the most scorching mornings, heading outside can feel "like standing in front of a roaring wood stove," said Brian Higgins, the local nurse.
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At any rate, news and rumors out of the Star Wars universe are a hot commodity—and we've got the most scorching bits right here.
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In a segment aptly titled "Raise the Roof," Staceyann Chin, a performer and writer, gives the most scorching indictment of the treatment of black Americans today.
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But by far the most scorching burn came from Vermont's Patrick Leahy, who questioned Pruitt's claim that security threats require him to fly in first class at taxpayers' expense.
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Ms. Steinfeld, who played Mattie Ross in the Coen brothers' remake of "True Grit," doesn't shy away from venting her fury by answering any criticism with the most scorching insults she can muster.
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Twitter fanatics openly salivated over Scalise's shooting, with the most scorching of hot takes bandied about the internet: If the shooter has a serious health condition then is taking potshots at the GOP house leadership considered self defense?
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Trump sent one of his most scorching tweets of the year after reports that the Justice Department had received a referral recommending that Andrew McCabe, the FBI's former No. 2 official, be charged with lying to officials from that agency.
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Maybe with his sixth sense for great stories, he somehow knew he was about to become one of the most scorching stories in Hollywood history, with an ending echoing that all-time classic of female empowerment and great shoes, "The Wizard of Oz." As with the Wicked Witch of the West, all Weinstein's power and malevolence would go up in smoke when an ill-used woman (or in his case, 84) finally fought back.
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Reviewing BBC Radio 1 Live for AllMusic, Chris Nickson writes that Hillage's reading "not only heightens the Eastern-flavored psychedelia, but lets [the guitarist] unleash some of his most scorching axe work yet, tearing into the song like a starving man given a five-course meal".
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The gingerbread house by design combines architectural knowledge that stemmed abroad, into an understanding of the Caribbean climate and its living conditions. They were constructed with tall doors, high ceilings, with steep turret roofs to redirect hot air above its inhabitable rooms, along with a cross-breeze of louvred shutter windows on all sides instead of glass to offset the most scorching of days, and flexible timber frames with the innate ability to weather some of the toughest storms and tremors, built with wrap- around verandas. The houses are usually constructed out of wood, masonry, or stone and clay.
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