It's dark and muggy, the summer humidity refusing to budge.
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Every year members get to miss DC's hot, muggy August.
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But first we have to get through a muggy morning.
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It'll probably be muggy, though, and neither sunny nor not.
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You're never too far from a muggy downpour or clattering lightning.
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And suddenly, there wasn't quite enough air in Matt's muggy hood.
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Wozniacki kept muttering "Come On" to herself on this muggy afternoon.
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It's slightly muggy as highs reach the low and mid-60s.
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Temperatures remain fairly steady, in the muggy low to mid-60s.
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On a muggy August afternoon, the hot concrete sidewalks teem with tourists.
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He took cautious steps and deep breaths of muggy late-summer air.
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The fastest serves happen at high elevations and in hot, muggy climates.
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Today's high is 84, and it will feel muggy until the weekend.
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On a recent muggy morning this month, Ms. Hindmarch, 48, appeared unfazed.
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Months later, we stood shackled and handcuffed inside a muggy Brooklyn courtroom.
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I spent that first summer tossing and turning in the muggy heat.
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For reference, the dew point in notoriously muggy Miami on Tuesday was 76.
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Turnout on the muggy Monday night was more than twice the average attendance.
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If that was incurred by muggy, swamp-butt-inducing weather, so be it.
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We stopped in London, and then we landed in really muggy South Carolina.
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Even in the dawn light, with the crickets chirping, it was already muggy.
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The Spaniard outclassed the skilful Italian with her poise and power in muggy conditions.
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Day One It's a brutally hot and muggy 87 degrees with 75% humidity outside.
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The air is muggy under the banana leaves but grows fresher as we climb.
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So much of that book is about being muggy and humid and fanning yourself.
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A rainy, muggy Monday with a chance of thunderstorms and a high near 215.
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Children go to school in dugout canoes, and play naked in the muggy heat.
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The muggy summer heat (and smell) in New York will eventually wear anyone down.
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So escape to the fjords of Norway, where you can forget about the muggy weather and imagine the still beauty of seeing inlets surrounded by cliffs, and pretend you're in a different world where awful, muggy summers don't exist, but magic just might.
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It's muggy out there, but your outfits don't need to be in a sticky situation.
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The crack deepened one hot and muggy Florida Saturday when he just plain forgot me.
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D.C. is very hot and muggy today, with possible thunderstorms and rain in the evening.
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But after splitting the first two sets in muggy conditions, Auger-Aliassime began to falter.
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Kerala is always warm, but can get downright hot and muggy from March to May.
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It was a muggy July morning; the sky threatened a downpour, but would not deliver.
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In the muggy evenings they spar on street corners or train in open-air gyms.
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"(On a) hot and muggy night, he did another excellent job," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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He pulls the covers up over his head and activates his phone in the muggy darkness.
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The August night was muggy, reminiscent of the swamps that had once rested over the town.
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That is why a dry 50°C can feel less stifling than a muggy 30°C.
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Either way ... they looked pretty relaxed taking a break from the hot and muggy L.A. weather.
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At noon on a muggy June day, nine families had gathered outside the Hajo Foreigners Tribunal.
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She had just stepped out of a theater in New Delhi on a recent muggy afternoon.
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But through the scorching 22003-degree days and muggy sleepless nights, R&B kept getting better.
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On a muggy, 90-degree day in Hong Kong, the martini is a refreshing wake-up call.
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The platform overlooking the Panama Canal's Pacific exit is buzzing with energy on a muggy October afternoon.
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It's a very first world issue, I know, but it was so humid and muggy every day.
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There was no air-conditioning, so one had stripped down to her bra in the muggy heat.
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Fister won his fifth straight by giving his team exactly what was needed on a muggy evening.
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We've made a list of all the most important items to tackle the upcoming muggy, changing weather.
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Kevin Thomas, a 47-year-old black man, stands outside the convenience store on this muggy evening.
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And for good reason — their goal is to look great while slinging beers in hot, muggy bars.
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I waited a half hour in the hot and muggy summer night for a seat at Franny's.
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"I just got real dehydrated out there," said Strasburg, who threw 97 pitches on a muggy afternoon.
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It was a muggy spring afternoon, and the quietude belied the news that had broken days earlier.
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He remembered pausing here to scatter some last-minute butterflies on a muggy evening five years earlier.
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Children in remote areas go to school in dugout canoes, and play naked in the muggy heat.
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One muggy Saturday last summer, I went on a date with a man who seemed entirely fine.
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As if to underscore the point of the Climate March, Washington, DC was muggy, sticky, and unseasonably hot.
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On a muggy August morning, I found myself peering deeply into a cavernous hole of mouse-shaped confections.
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The cool muggy spots come on when an AC is too powerful for the space where it's installed.
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The result was the most refreshing dessert one could ask for on a hot, muggy New York day.
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We've laid out the holy grail products that will see us through the hot, muggy, sunny months ahead.
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A muggy blanket of clouds will be pulled over the city; the air will be warm and sticky.
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Here's what else is happening: A warm, muggy day (with a high of 85) is in the forecast.
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To keep candidates cool on a muggy morning, Amazon handed out free shaved ice treats and bottled water.
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I went to check out the pool on what turned out to be a hot, muggy, cloudy day.
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On most summer evenings on the ferry, the air was hot and muggy and smelled like old socks.
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More than 100 cases have been confirmed in Singapore, where it's hot and muggy pretty much year round.
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In my memory, it was a city of steam and sweat, rice and fish, of languid, muggy afternoons.
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Guests shimmered with sweat on the terraces, where Rihanna blasted from omnipresent speakers into the muggy September night.
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See if the breath can offer a momentary burst of coolness or revitalization, even on a muggy day.
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At 93.3 degrees fahrenheit and 52.2 percent humidity, it's certainly warm and muggy, but not infernal as I'd expected.
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One muggy summer day, after we'd been kicked out of the lobby, we stopped by a neighborhood consignment shop.
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You walk outside and you're immediately assaulted with a shot of hot, humid, muggy air straight to your face.
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Today looks to be hot and muggy with a high of 93 (that will feel like a suffocating 97).
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But just take a deep, muggy breath and take in the atmosphere, because that's what you really came for.
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I realized this firsthand a few summers ago, when my apartment remained stubbornly muggy despite cranking my A.C. unit.
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Paired with a chilled bottle of rosé, it was the perfect distraction from the muggy New York heat wave.
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The race started under mostly clear skies, with muggy 91-degree temperatures — the second hottest 500 weather in history.
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On a muggy day in July, in a Long Island backyard, a group of musicians had gathered for rehearsal.
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We spoke this past April, on a muggy day in Washington, in his office at the Capital Gallery Building.
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It's hot and muggy, but you could make someone a big platter of loaded nachos tonight, all the same.
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As for the boy, he lay in the muggy atmosphere, and was strangely, quietly, smiling; his bloodcurdled face dead silent.
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It is so hot and muggy, I'm not even sure why I bother doing my hair before leaving the house.
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When you need to dress up a little bit during warmer, muggy weather, the linen blazer is a helpful tool.
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"It was pretty muggy out there," said Kazmir, who felt a twinge in his right calf and then left one.
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She really could have been overheated (the temperature was in the low 80s, but it definitely felt hot and muggy).
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At twenty feet or so beyond the mouth, it became too dark to see; the air was hot and muggy.
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They also drain water in which mosquitoes might breed, such as muggy ponds, hollow cinder blocks and littered bottle caps.
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On muggy Midwest summer days we'd go as a family—always sitting in the same seats, 25 rows above first base.
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Young Anderson took a train to New York, and took her place among 300 other hopefuls in a large, muggy hall.
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To answer that question, we went underground to the subway — that sweaty, muggy, sweltering cavern New Yorkers pile into every morning.
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Summer means muggy days, nights at the swimming pool and, for those who love them, lunches comprised solely of tomato sandwiches.
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And now my face is indeed less oily, just as if I'd used blotting paper — even on this muggy summer's day.
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As residents of Newark, New Jersey, trickled into St. Stephan's he air outside was muggy and the sun beat down hard.
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Millions of documents were burned; millions more were left soaking wet, and soon began to molder in the muggy Missouri heat.
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Mr. Corbé eventually moved to New York where, on June 11, 2016, he spent a muggy Saturday night dancing at Industry.
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Mike Thalassitis, a contestant who was dubbed "Muggy Mike" after his involvement in a love triangle, lost his life in March.
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Police would discover the remains of Ernestine Marie Daniels Patterson, 30, who'd had her throat cut like Laconia "Muggy" Brown, 23.
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Children's squeals rang through the muggy morning air as a woman pushed a gleaming white cart along pitted, trash-strewn streets.
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The day was so muggy that there wasn't a single jogger on the street or a scull crew on the river.
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When I got the call, I was standing in line for Shake Shack in Madison Square Park on a muggy August afternoon.
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Fizzy on the inside and infused with plum syrup, they were a quick respite from the weather on a muggy summer day.
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Never was this more obvious to me than at 2am in a muggy, dark bar on the other side of the world.
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He struck out nine and scattered six hits in seven innings in the win on a very hot (90 degrees) and muggy night.
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The race takes place every spring, a season when weather fluctuates from warm and muggy one hour to freezing and wet the next.
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Namely: cold, non-humid air is clearer than the hot muggy air of summertime, which allows sunset colors to reach our eyes undiluted.
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As the clock ticks towards the start of service, I wish Ekstedt good luck cooking in the rising London heat and muggy humidity.
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It was a muggy August day and her job was thankless: hose down the cells and clean the feces left from the previous haul.
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Have we ever seen a season of Broad City take place in anything other than the dead heat of a muggy New York summer?
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On a muggy morning this week, the news had reached workers wheeling mopeds and electric bicycles through a side gate as they headed home.
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So the next time it's a little muggy outside or a bit of rain has ruined your commute, remember that Earth has it easy.
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This is where a lot of people mess up and find themselves with rooms that are either way too muggy or way too cold.
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Many residents, including Rayo and her family, spent a restless Sunday night sleeping outside on mattresses in the muggy tropical night, wary of aftershocks.
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It was muggy and overcast, and we couldn't see the summit of Volcán de Fuego, the Guatemalan volcano that has been erupting since Sunday.
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ARLINGTON, Virginia — Job seekers came in droves to Arlington, Virginia, on Tuesday, clutching portfolios and wiping sweat from their brows in the muggy heat.
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On a muggy Saturday afternoon in August, I step outside the busy Fordham Road subway station in the Bronx and stare at my phone.
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"In our increasingly muggy and smoky discomfort, it's now rote science to pinpoint how heat-trapping gases have cranked up the risks," she said.
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On a recent muggy night, the gallery was filled again, this time with younger people, for the first solo art exhibition of Tarah Douglas.
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Mr. Schooner said the Doral, during the off-season in June when it is hot and muggy in Florida, has a low occupancy rate.
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But they don't come as often, and they don't drop in on muggy Saturdays as often to laugh, gab or just pass the time.
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The rest of the day should be dry, though a bit muggy for this time of year, with temperatures staying in the low 40s.
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Sindell cracks open a couple of frosty beers for me to taste and on a hot, muggy day on the beach, and I am impressed.
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The challenge was creating an environment conducive to plants without being hot and muggy like a greenhouse; the spheres had to be comfortable for humans.
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Klinsmann was on the field on a muggy night in 1990 when the former West Germany beat Argentina to win the World Cup in Rome.
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I was a novice reporter at the time and had been dispatched one muggy Sunday morning to interview him in front of an Atlanta hospital.
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As crowds gathered under the trees at Hearst Plaza in Lincoln Center, the vitality of drumming and dance lifted the weight of the muggy day.
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CreditCreditJessica Dimmock/VII, for The New York Times On a muggy afternoon in October 2017, Jamie Tillman walked into the public library in Corinth, Miss.
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Ms Collett compares it to the muggy period before a thunderstorm, when the squirrels have scarpered and the air is pregnant with foreboding of trouble ahead.
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Daytime highs in the 703s will be common across many Eastern states, where humidity creates a "muggy" heat that feels even hotter than the thermometer reading.
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Girls found the funny edges of languid muggy afternoons on the subway before Broad City, and the relatable aspects of wincing self-doubt way before Insecure.
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Neither truly wet nor truly dry, Zuckerberg might belong with the rest of Schrödinger's damp, keeping company with mossy rocks, old bathmats, and, yes, muggy afternoons.
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In the muggy air at Flushing Meadows, the average speed of her first serve, 102 miles-per-hour (164 kph), was her slowest of the tournament.
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Perhaps it is August's furious thundershowers that provide the environmental cue, but many plants put on their best show when it is 90 degrees and muggy.
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I could have used a soak, though: It was an uncommonly hot and muggy day in the city, and I'd been walking its streets for hours.
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On a muggy summer Wednesday in New York City, we went on a tour of several GameStop stores for a look into a retailer in decline.
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As groups of detainees make their way toward the aircraft on this muggy morning, security contractors waiting on the tarmac swiftly slip into a familiar routine.
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In chilly Hanoi, patients like Ms. Pham wear parkas in bed; in tropical Ho Chi Minh City, the former Saigon, they perspire in the muggy heat.
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When I meet Brooklyn artist Tyrrell Winston at his studio, near the corner of Broadway and Myrtle in Bushwick, New York feels muggy, damp, and suffocating.
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Quentin Miles had already been outside in the muggy summer heat for nearly three hours, and Sandy Navarro's hair was still damp after a 3 a.m.
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" • Quotation of the day "In our increasingly muggy and smoky discomfort, it's now rote science to pinpoint how heat-trapping gases have cranked up the risks.
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With such muggy conditions this year, it is probably no surprise that four of the eight semifinalists in men's and women's singles are based in Florida.
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On this muggy day, almost all of the assembled crowd turned out to be gawkers; only four people actually raised their bidding paddles at any point.
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Its cool feeling is ideal for muggy summer nights and adds a sense of luxury, even if they're staying in the cheapest hostel in the city.
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Despite the muggy July morning, he's wearing a hooded sweatshirt, and he mops the sweat from his forehead as he peruses the new releases and graphic novels.
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In an upcoming episode of Running Wild with Bear Grylls, the survivor man is joined by Courtney Cox on an adventure to the muggy moors of Ireland.
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That seasonal explanation for a sluggish venture investment climate seems comforting on the heels of a muggy July and August that were conspicuously bereft of big exits.
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Citizens, many dressed in black, packed subway carriages as they made their way to participate in the march beginning in the late afternoon in hot, muggy weather.
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On a muggy summer afternoon at his home in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., Dan Kluger stood watch as stalks of broccoli soaked up smoke on a backyard grill.
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Most have brought suitcases, and despite the muggy weather, many come bundled in layers of their warmest clothing, just in case they're sent to the hielera—U.
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While I love to wear flats, having my toes out in the open makes a big difference while (basically) wading through the muggy air of the city.
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D.C. was muggy and conservative and full of mosquitoes and politicians, and our little apartment on the Oakland/Berkeley border was free of all of those things.
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This is how the South Korean group open their performance of "Who Do U Love?" on Good Morning America on a muggy August day in New York.
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It's a muggy Atlanta afternoon, and Lee Pace is filming what will become the final shot of the final episode of the AMC drama Halt and Catch Fire.
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The film reflects two realities, one where Krisha, long absent from her family due to addiction, returns one hot and muggy Texas Thanksgiving hoping to reconcile her errors.
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Shortly after midnight on July 290, 399, Earhart climbed into her Lockheed Electra at an airfield in Papua New Guinea and took off into the dark, muggy night.
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"It is really hot and muggy in Puerto Rico, so the idea of people wearing long-sleeved shirts and closing their windows is not even conceivable," she said.
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IN A muggy sports hall in Schwerin, in the north-eastern German state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, Angela Merkel is holding the 53rd of her 59 election rallies.
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The show's third season — which debuts Tuesday, August 23 at 9pm Eastern on AMC — filmed in Atlanta earlier this year, as spring gave way to muggy, insufferable summer.
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Most had enough power to run the lights and fans but not air conditioning in the muggy, 90-plus degree weather, making it difficult to maintain sanitary standards.
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N.Y.C. Nature Dog-day cicadas mature into vociferous adulthood during the hottest part of summer, when their steady droning builds in a crescendo and dominates muggy late afternoons.
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When the weather in South Florida turned hot and muggy over the summer, Trump ventured north to the familiar confines of his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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This is the case with the regular flu, which thrives in cold, dry conditions such as winter weather, and tends to die out when it's hot and muggy.
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It is an unseasonably hot and muggy June day — New York at its most New York — but Gordon, languid and cool, seems to exist within her own ecosystem.
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But the one that baffles us most is the idea of "anti-humidity" makeup, which is supposed to be indestructible regardless of how hot and muggy it may be.
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Some of the clothing is even pieced together into a single piece to look like layering without actually having to layer in hot and sunny California or muggy Florida.
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LONDON — Two Polish immigrants were eating takeout pizza against a brick wall on a muggy night in Harlow, a working-class town about 20 miles northeast of central London.
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Parts of the Midwest will have to cope simultaneously with another scary-sounding weather phenomenon: "corn sweat" (it's when water released from plant leaves makes the air more muggy).
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Sure, depending on where you are it might be muggy and there's bugs and stuff, but in your hearts most of you ungrateful haters know that summer is fine.
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Temperatures could reach a steamy high of 211 today, but stand on a muggy sidewalk for even a moment and it could feel a lot hotter — closer to 24.
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Most people recall what the cameras caught: King declaring "I have a dream!" before 250,000 jubilant supporters at the March on Washington during a muggy, sun-splashed summer day.
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It was not used by a president until 1942, when Franklin D. Roosevelt wanted to escape the muggy climate of Washington, which had taken a toll on his sinuses.
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It's a muggy Saturday in Santa Monica, and a teenager no older than 16 is throwing back shots at a party with the boozy enthusiasm of a frat boy.
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Minutes later, the man, rifle and handgun in tow, opened fire on the congressmen's teammates - Republican lawmakers gathered on a muggy morning near Washington to prepare for a charity ballgame.
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It was hot (close to 90 degrees) and muggy (63 percent humidity), but Kerber and Pliskova, both first-time Open finalists, kept hustling and taking chances right through the tape.
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And when I write this I'm thinking about my muggy BK apartment where I chased a cockroach around the other night with the speed at which I normally ingest hashbrowns.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER If you like unseasonably warm, muggy weather, well, today's the day for you: cloudy, with a high of 27, and moderate winds from the northwest.
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Yeezy Season 4 was, in a word, about suffering: West staged an outdoor fashion show that started an hour and 40 minutes late on a muggy, mid-80s day, after all.
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It was a rainy, muggy April morning in Atlanta when a squadron of journalists descended on the Pinewood Studios shooting set to take in the extra-celestial delights of Guardians 2.
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In his high-ceilinged Bushwick abode, the air is muggy, the kind of heat that makes your skin tacky to the touch; the room fan is inadequately blowing at medium-blast.
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Now, late on a muggy Saturday night in May, his hand still cupping his wound, Mr. Rodríguez led the police to the door that he said the young man had entered.
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Instead of meeting up at the TechCrunch HQ to record the episode, Kate and Alex met up in muggy Boston at Drift's office, where we linked up with Axios's Dan Primack.
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Right now, NYC weather is a little too hot and muggy for me to wear the suit without overheating, but I can't wait to live in it during fall and winter.
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A crowd of over 50 people came to see Inuka enjoy his food in his air-conditioned cave, where he escapes Singapore's muggy temperatures, which rarely drop below 30 Celsius (86F).
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The OSRW210K is something different: It's a race for competitive women runners, and only the top athletes in the city were invited to push their limits on this muggy summer evening.
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I met Kati on a muggy day in Washington, D.C. last July after we were both arrested in the halls of Congress and taken to the same site to be processed.
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Matsuyama's big run began after a sluggish start to the back nine on a muggy, humid day that left Muirfield Village soft, particularly with a burst of heavy rain late Wednesday.
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Global Health HOUSTON — With 4.5 million people in a hot, muggy metropolis built atop a bayou, America's fourth-largest city, Houston, is a perfect target for the mosquito-borne Zika virus.
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Toronto R&B singer LOONY begins her new song "Warm Weather" with the line "38 [degrees] outside," which isn't an inviting forecast to American audiences but instantly evokes muggy heat for Canadians.
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Afterwards, as I walked back out into the bright, muggy New York evening, I felt equal parts amused, excited and unsettled, and I knew this wasn't like any other VR I'd seen.
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Die-hard sports fans stand outside for hours in the freezing cold at Soldier Field in Chicago; they sweat it out on a hot, muggy day at New York City's Yankee Stadium.
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But what does that army of baked and contoured employees actually reach for when they walk out of the sliding glass doors and into Times Square on a muggy day in July?
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I was 14 and on summer vacation with my dad and stepmom in Naples, FL. We went to the tiny local theater on a muggy August afternoon and got ice cream after.
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Warm, muggy and wet weather will likely greet International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach in Tokyo on Wednesday for the landmark celebrations that will see the designs for the Games' medals unveiled.
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Wawrinka, winner of three Grand Slam tournaments, trailed by two sets overnight, having squandered set points in the opener, but led 6-5 in the third when play resumed in muggy conditions.
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"Fast Moving Cars," dal Forno's solo debut after playing in BEB's F ingers and TARCAR, generally trades in the muggy, stoned, off-kilter abstractions of the best work released on the label.
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Washington (CNN)Thousands of atheists turned out Saturday on a muggy Washington day to take part in "Reason Rally," dedicated to boosting the political power of the growing number of non-religious Americans.
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Unable to go back to sleep, I decided to go for a run outside, as it would be too hot and muggy here in Little Rock to do so later in the day.
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IGK Blocked Water-Resistant Hair Shield, $39.99, available at Amazon I bought this after wandering into a Sephora on a muggy summer day with baby hairs so long they looked like TV antennas.
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The jet belonged to a cargo airline that had stopped operating, and the muggy air had worked its mildewy magic while the company waited, in vain, for its corporate fortune to turn around.
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On a muggy spring day, I walked around the spacious, beautiful grounds of the second-largest cemetery in the United States, which is notably the final resting place of 41 Civil War generals.
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But on a muggy Monday, Bryson DeChambeau, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Tony Finau squeezed all but the last note of drama out of the announcement from Jim Furyk, the United States captain.
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But the star, who is now in a happy relationship with former Love Island star Muggy Mike Thalassitis, is hoping that by speaking openly about her issues she will be able to help others.
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I'm writing this column on a muggy, 58-degree January afternoon in Brooklyn, in an apartment scarcely a block inland from where the flooding reached during Hurricane Sandy: the Northeast's most recent perfect storm.
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We've all been there during the hot and muggy summer months, afraid to raise an arm to hail a cab or reach for a subway handle for fear of revealing our sweat-soaked armpits.
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In this newfangled weather report, we've focused on the three versatile items you need for five different summer weather patterns ranging from a sunny (but muggy) day in NYC to San Francisco's chilly microclimates.
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It's hot and muggy on my first day hunting down Pikachus and Geodudes in Brooklyn, and my already clammy hands are getting even sweatier from the heat of my phone—Pokémon Go runs hot.
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All of this has earned her the tabloid name of "Muggy Megan", but the thing you have to understand is that most of the men on Love Island are dreadful and Megan is brilliant.
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A crowd of people began to congregate downtown to greet the Pope upon his arrival despite the stifling heat and muggy weather, many singing songs and lining up hoping to view the Catholic leader.
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On a recent muggy evening, the music producer, Snapchat philosopher and Beyoncé tour mate DJ Khaled sat at a mixing board in a recording studio six floors above Times Square enjoying a large sundae.
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In a story that is quickly becoming a watch nerd's version of Genesis, Newman casually handed over the watch to James Cox, Nell's college boyfriend at the time, one muggy summer afternoon in 1984.
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But when the weather in South Florida turns muggy and hot over the summer months, Trump has decamped to his golf course in New Jersey, where he stays inside the walls of the club.
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What you're missing is the final key, the very last step of anti-frizz protection applied over dry hair just before you walk out the door and into the muggy air: a spritz of hairspray.
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When Rosenstein showed up for the hearing at the Rayburn House Office Building that muggy day in June, Republicans on Capitol Hill accused him of all manner of misconduct, while Democrats rushed to his aide.
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LONDON — David Bennett, the usually jovial worldwide chairman of international jewelry at Sotheby's, was in a contemplative mood as he picked at a plate of red mullet over lunch on a muggy Tuesday in June.
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Grain was dutifully filled, and I watched skeptically as it stood solitary and defiant on our veranda in the muggy monsoon weather in a city where I neither saw birds fly nor come to roost.
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A police roadblock at the bottom of the drive leading up the "Green Hill" to Wagner's specially built 19th-century opera house forced people in formal evening wear to walk in the muggy summer air.
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Plus, its hot, muggy days are getting hotter and muggier: In mid-June, when I was there, the heat index, a measure of temperature and humidity, peaked at 45 degrees Celsius, or 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
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After a series of speeches, the assembled crowd sat in silence at the edge of the telescope while the public-address system blasted nearly three minutes of two-tone noise through the muggy afternoon heat.
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THATI, India — When Sardar Singh Jatav set out walking on a muggy night in early September to talk with the men who employed his son, he found them already waiting for him in the road.
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On a hot and muggy Saturday, about 100 attendees at the Boston Free Speech rally were taunted and harassed by scores for holding the rally soon after the white supremacist and Nazi march in Charlottesville.
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The muggy weather might be uncomfortable, but it is great news for firefighters at the Barrio Obrero fire station and the residents they serve, where the hot weather and shining sun could soon start saving lives.
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The warm, natural reverb sounded vastly different from the muggy clubs of Rio, and eventually, he realized that he could still project his voice without all the schmaltzy vibrato used by other vocalists of the era.
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Monday night's vigil on a muggy evening outside Orlando's Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts featured an array of speakers, including Islamic and Latino community leaders, gun reform activists and LGBTQ leaders, and elected officials.
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In a powerful Op-Ed about press freedom published Monday, the publisher of The New York Times, A. G. Sulzberger, mentioned my hasty departure from Egypt on a muggy August evening a couple of years ago.
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Not only are we in the South where it is muggy and humid, but there are many stories of African American communities that have lost documents and historic landmarks due to being located in flood-prone areas.
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There was no chance of a world record at this Olympic marathon, which lacked pacesetters and had some sharp turns, and where an early morning rain had left the air muggy with a temperature in the 70s.
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Rome Journal ROME — On a muggy July evening, a handful of Italian hipsters milled around a food stand at an alternative music festival in Rome, trying to decipher some of the exotic offerings: mici, sarmale and dolma.
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Maybe it was the familiar muggy heat or the fondness for chilies or the devil-may-care approach to zoning regulations that have allowed commercial and residential developments to run rampant in unchecked, barely planned organic growth.
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Others knew and did not care; late in the evening of a muggy hot day, the lure of a crisp, cold and malty Club Beer far outshone whatever benefits they thought their voter card could bring them.
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The same weekend, in fact, that saw most of the UK descend on another eco-conscious festival slightly closer to home, THUMP spent three sweltering days in the muggy cloisters of Villa Arconati's wooded gardens for Terraforma Festival.
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The country's National Center for Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity (NISC) told users of the mobile game not to use their real names and warned them about the risks of heat stroke in the muggy Japanese summer.
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When the telephone town hall began, some stood on the street and listened, at least at the start, in an odd scene that had Mr. Schumer's gravelly voice being projected into the muggy air through synchronized cellphone speakers.
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But on that muggy, oppressive morning, about 115 fires linked to that particular storm started in the county and in neighboring Josephine County, and as of Wednesday, three major fires were still burning, including the Garner Complex Fire.
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Sitting barefoot on a log, a farmer surveys more than 200 pounds of coca leaves drying out in front of his ramshackle lean-to here in the rainforest of the Chapare region, the muggy heart of Bolivia's coca country.
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Just in case it wasn't clear the first time, FLOTUS decided to wear the jacket again as she deplaned at Andrews Air Force base upon her return to Washington D.C. It was 213 degrees and muggy when she arrived.
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SALUDA, North Carolina — It's muggy and just after 9 AM on a Saturday morning when a crowd of a couple dozen doomsday preppers take their seats underneath a large white tent for an hour-long "Undercover Soccer Mom" training.
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Stepping into the supremely sweaty, over-capacity gig on a muggy July evening, Roque recalls looking around the narrow, brick-lined venue and taking in the diverse crowd packed in around him and the soaking wet artists on stage.
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And though the 37-year-old Roger Federer could not handle the heat on Monday night as he was defeated by John Millman, Williams, who will turn 37 this month, showed no ill effects in this muggy evening session.
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Despite spending a better part of the 90s attached to a Sega Genesis it was the Atari—which I only encountered on muggy summer nights at my cousins' in the 80s—that I keep finding myself flipping on and playing.
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And so on Friday, Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez campaigned in Wichita for one Bernie-backed candidate, James Thompson, then continued on to Kansas City, where hours before the event, people waited in line outside on a muggy day to see them.
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The finale, during which a temporarily clothed Richard Hatch was awarded the $1 million prize following what was potentially the most bitter loser's speech ever given in human history, drew in 51.7 million viewers on a muggy August night in 2000.
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The organizers argue the lack of infections during recent test events, from gymnastics competitions to track and field, show the areas most likely to be frequented by Olympics visitors differ from the dense, dirty and muggy conditions most favorable for contagion.
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It was produced in his backyard using a table full of vintage Roland gear, and features two tracks, both exploring strands of raw, grooving techno: "Party Marty," mixed by himself, and "Muggy Detroit Heat," mixed by fellow Detroit veteran Norm Talley.
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At the end of the night, some teenagers milled about the lobby of the ballroom for last-chance photos, while others headed out into the muggy night to return to their rooms at George Washington University, which is hosting the conference.
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A few hours after the Yankees learned that first baseman Greg Bird needed surgery and might be done for the season, they squandered multiple chances on a muggy-turned-rainy night in a city where they have traditionally played well.
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But the high density of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, benefiting from a muggy climate and ideal breeding grounds in poor urban areas, like discarded buckets, plastic bottles and old tires partly filled with rainwater, means the provinces could be at risk, experts say.
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When we reach the bottom, the air is muggy and one of the first things you see is a makeshift distance marker humorously telling you that Mexico is 8 feet to the south and San Diego is 40 miles to the north.
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For years, hundreds of people marked the informal beginning of summer by promising free PBR and snacks to friends and strangers willing to enter their muggy, often small and windowless studios in neglected factories, all in the name of art and community.
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As the muggy morning gave way to the shining sun, the mature crowd, loosened by a week of hard partying and downpour dodging, took to the shore to languish away the final day of the festival with coconut cocktails and chocolate croissants.
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On a recent muggy afternoon in San Diego, Leah Smith and her husband, Joe Stramondo, are sitting outside their San Diego apartment, watching their 6-week-old son, Silas, snooze in his stroller, while his 2-year-old sister Hazel is at preschool.
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Now, even with modern-day technology and air conditioning, senators use recess as not only a break from muggy Washington but as a chance to head back to their home states and connect with their constituency (and maybe even take a break).
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CreditCreditIllustration by Lara Odell On a muggy afternoon in April, Angelina Iles, 65, folded herself into my passenger seat and took me on a tour of her beloved Pineville, La., a sleepy town smack in the middle of the low, wet state.
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The killing of Brigadier Cerciello Rega, they say, was the culmination of a series of fateful events that unfolded that muggy summer night after the two teenagers set off to buy drugs in Rome's trendy Trastevere area, and the deal went bad.
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ATLANTA — In a small suburban park on a muggy morning a few months ago, a woman in elbow-length gloves was armed with a net, a loaf of bread and a tall cardboard box, all in hopes of catching an elusive goose.
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LONDON — Carmen Busquets, the Venezuelan businesswoman and founding investor in Net-a-Porter who is often referred to as the fairy godmother of fashion e-commerce, sat in her palatial rooftop suite at Claridge's hotel on a muggy Monday morning discussing the power of reinvention.
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What to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 17 charts and mapsHigh temperatures and muggy weather might make the new coronavirus less contagious, a group of experts saysThe average coronavirus patient infects at least 2 others, suggesting the virus is far more contagious than flu
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Her wobbly exit Sunday at muggy Ground Zero -- captured on damaging video of Clinton lurching into the arms of her security detail -- followed by a belated announcement that she has pneumonia dramatically turned the state of her health from conservative conspiracy theory into a genuine campaign issue.
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As bored people often do, they passed the time by chatting about the weather, periodically gazing out the windows of the hotel where they had set up their headquarters and confirming that the weather was still, regrettably, nice: blue skies, 210s, a bit muggy in the afternoons.
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Photo: APAs the sun passed over Gizmodo's New York office on Monday and staffers shook off the muggy torpor of the mid-afternoon, they found themselves drawn into a (seemingly simple, yet surprisingly contentious) debate: Is Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder and CEO of Facebook, a dry man?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Falling on a muggy evening of torrential downpour that forced only the most resolute to stay indoors, the vibe during Wednesday night's Lower East Side Art Night hosted by LES Partnership fluctuated between disappointed gallery owners and jovial cliques of committed viewers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In his poem, "The Day Lady Died," Frank O'Hara wrote: I walk up the muggy street beginning to sun and have a hamburger and malted and buy an ugly NEW WORLD WRITING to see what the poets in Ghana are doing these days.
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After all, on a muggy mid-August morning, I found myself in a classic political journalist's dilemma — I needed to get to Capitol Hill dressed appropriately for the old-school norms of the United States Congress, but I didn't want to be a sweaty mess when I showed up.
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One muggy afternoon in Kanpur, I went down to the Massacre Ghat, which is named for three hundred British women and children who were killed there in 1857, during a rebellion against the reign of the British East India Company, referred to locally as the First War of Independence.
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He said the latest stats show that the number of Zika cases has fallen 87% in Brazil since the peak in February and suggested that in August, tourists would face a bigger threat in Caribbean islands, where the virus is also present and it will be the hot, muggy summer season.
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There are lots of specs that aren't found on any other kind of product, the damn things are heavy, so if you buy the wrong one you'll dread returning it even more, and if you mess up you will find yourself living in an unpleasant ice box, or a muggy misery.
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I became painfully aware of how reliant I am on technology around 10 PM, when I was sitting in a muggy, pitch-black room, sweating in my britches and struggling to hold a bodega prayer candle as close as humanly possible to a book without lighting the whole thing on fire.
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Possibly. While notoriously muggy, with a rainy season lasting from May to January, Panama is at least outside of the hurricane belt, and with temperatures ranging from 89ºF down to 69ºF, the non-existent people living in your asset-folder will at least never have to put on an imaginary sweater.
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You've not known true joy until opening a pint of their Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, which is, by my estimation, 45 percent dough, or enjoying the first lick of Cookie-Crumble-Strawberry-Jam in a cone after waiting in line for 20 minutes on a muggy New York City night.
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While they got a few things wrong -- "Old Abe," the bald eagle mascot of the 20183th Wisconsin Infantry, wasn't really at the battle, and there were no clouds on that muggy day -- veterans and their families were impressed by a work of art that vividly captured the sound and fury of battle.
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At the best of times my relationship with weed is a tightrope walk between vacant amusement and total wig-out—yes, I'm the "pussy" you were referring to earlier—so I'd way rather wait until the very end of the night, when I can slip into the muggy ether on a comfortable sofa.
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The utility argued that the replacement plant — known as a peaker, referring to times of high demand — would help ensure that the city had electricity during the Gulf Coast's muggy summer days, or if access to power elsewhere in Louisiana or from neighboring states were lost during a disaster or some other event.
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This article was originally published on Noisey UK Right this very second, there are thousands of people jammed into muggy cars, bored out of their minds, passing around warm cans of red stripe, inching their way up the motorway into Glastonbury with the speed of your nan typing up a complaint email.
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"That practice arose because wholesale market operators can sometimes — say, on a muggy August day — offer electricity both more cheaply and more reliably by paying users to dial down their consumption than by paying power plants to ramp up their production," Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the majority in the 6-to-2 decision.
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Legalizing coca production has ended decades of violence Legalizing coca production has ended decades of violence Sitting barefoot on a log, a farmer surveys more than 200 pounds of coca leaves drying out in front of his ramshackle lean-to here in the rainforest of the Chapare region, the muggy heart of Bolivia's coca country.
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But there was Kerri Evelyn Harris standing on top of a chair in the Washington Street Ale House on a muggy Thursday night in Wilmington, Delaware, doing exactly that: declaring that the remnants of her campaign were a part of a larger progressive movement out to change the country and keep the pressure on establishment Democrats.
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Barry Goldwater (Ariz.) — along with House Minority Leader John Rhodes (R-Ariz.) and Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) — that made the trek from Capitol Hill to the White House one muggy, summer afternoon in August 2628 to deliver news to embattled President Nixon that he did not have the support in Congress needed to survive impeachment.
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WASHINGTON — For the clusters of onlookers, besuited power players and three former presidents who had all traveled to Washington National Cathedral, the muggy day was a historic opportunity to memorialize the life of Senator John McCain, who was remembered as a deeply patriotic war hero, a former Republican presidential candidate and a scrappy, humanly flawed, ultimately idealistic lawmaker.
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When I left Atlanta on a muggy June day to travel to Rectify's setting of Paulie, Georgia, I was headed about an hour south of the city to a town called Griffin, which has just under 25,000 residents and is the sort of quiet little town you might find anywhere in the country — dotted with quick stops and dollar stores.
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It's been a long and winding road to reach this point where almost everyone (soz Cam) is loved up, but in brief: Olivia was with nice-but-dim Sam but then she sacked off Sam because she got the ick, Chris came in and Olivia quickly drowned in his dicksand, in the interim Montana coupled up with Sam until she too got the ick and sacked him off but, just as things were bubbling along nicely for Olivia and Chris, in walked hunky-but-muggy Mike, who turned Olivia's head and she almost drowned in his dicksand but was pulled back out by Chris and finally put all her eggs in one basket, Muggy Mike got the boot from the house with incredibly-hot-but-horrible Jess, who was supposedly madly in love with bone-dry Dom but rumor has it that Mike and Jess got a little carried away in the Holiday Inn on the way home.
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Trinidad and Tobago 2, United States 1 COUVA, Trinidad and Tobago — There was always a chance that a year would come when the United States again failed to qualify for the World Cup, when the hurdles in the nearly two-year slog of regional qualification — the matches on steamy afternoons and muggy nights, the hard tackles and the coin-throwing fans, the lousy fields and the dubious refereeing — all proved too much.
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Over at the Ansaldo facility on a muggy afternoon this month, set builders were putting the finishing touches on a boat for "Le Corsaire" and crafting a believable Persian rug from stencils and paint for an upcoming production of "Julius Caesar," while in another area, gigantic musical instruments for Salieri's "Prima la musica e poi le parole," part of a double bill with Woody Allen's staging of Puccini's "Gianni Schicchi," were works in progress.
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Though sitting in a muggy cargo hold on a long, hot press day and attempting to train one's attention on a meditative and slow-moving examination of the international maritime industry in no way compares to the labor of, say, working on an industrial fishing craft, there is some sense of long and sustained effort that forms a kind of sympathy between the abstract and far-away reality being presented to the viewer, and the immediate surroundings.
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