Disney on Ice Presents Dream Big, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $15Disney on Ice Presents Road Trip Adventures, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $15Disney on Ice Presents Celebrate Memories, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $15Disney on Ice Presents Mickey's Search Party, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $25Disney on Ice Presents Worlds of Enchantment, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $20The magic of Disney World might be out of reach as a Christmas present, but you can get the next best thing with Disney on Ice.
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London's latest fitness class takes exercising on ice to a whole other level, with high-intensity interval training (HIIT) on ice.
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If "burrito on ice cream" isn't enough to twist your stomach, maybe raw oysters, easy cheese, or mustard on ice cream will get you.
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" - Ellie, 34 "Slipped on ice imitating a penguin.
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Almost every step of that process is now on ice.
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With 0003 eggs on ice, "I feel comfortable," Libby said.
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Sip it on ice or with a splash of vodka.
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We have Lamborghinis racing on ice being chased by submarines.
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Jerry Brown, that puts limits on ICE agents inside jails.
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Ally Teixeira plans to use her winnings on ice cream.
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I'm Carl Azuz and that puts today's show on ice.
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Extreme temperatures even put the 2016 Ice Festival on ice.
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The show was put on ice while Warner Bros. investigates.
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That's been on ice for months after White House resistance.
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Being in the snow and slipping on ice didn't help.
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I lay on the delivery bed crunching on ice cubes.
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Perhaps crush them to use on ice cream or cookies.
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Sometimes small flocks of snow geese stand on ice pans.
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It's like swerving on ice, and steering into the skid.
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Optional removable lugs give you greater traction on ice, too.
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The Republican push to repeal ObamaCare is officially on ice.
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However, Kraft might want to keep the champagne on ice.
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One obstacle: Skates on ice are surprisingly hard to study.
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But by 2006, having recognized that the figure skating boom in the United States was over, he sold Champions on Ice to the Anschutz Entertainment Group, which merged it with a rival, Stars on Ice.
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For the last two decades, O. J. has been on ice.
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Better yet, can I watch them fall in love — on ice?
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I go to Starbucks and buy a double shot on ice.
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The other slipped on ice and seriously injured his head. Well.
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No worries, because the MPL can also be ordered on ice.
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But it appears as if Yuri on Ice wasn't Tumblr's problem.
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It also bars local police from cooperating on ICE detainer requests.
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A coke, like a Mexican coke on ice, and something salty.
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Breakingviews Wall Street is putting its old Washington ways on ice.
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And use the extra sauce on ice cream, cookies or cake.
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Moving that fast on ice is very dangerous and very cool.
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Greenpeace has called it the "nuclear Titanic" and "Chernobyl on ice."
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It sure beats constantly refilling and keeping tabs on ice trays.
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The sturgeon is removed from the tank and placed on ice.
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I never expected to find fresh seafood on ice at Costco.
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Some people like sucking on ice chips or frozen ice pops.
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It's understandable that the end of War on Ice feels significant.
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But he loves a virgin Bloody Mary — tomato juice on ice.
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A newbie comparing curling to "shuffleboard on ice" is publicly reprimanded.
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"Cassiopea has been put on ice," one of the sources said.
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People drank vodka neat, on ice, in cocktails, or as shots.
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Her career remains on ice while she tries to get better.
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"My grandfather has been on ice over 60 days," he said.
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But regulators might put the acquisition on ice over privacy concerns.
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The terrorists had kept his body on ice to preserve it.
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Other options are also being considered, including putting it on ice.
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Mayle preferred to serve it on ice; Gould liked hers neat.
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She beat me … for spending that 50 cent piece on ice cream.
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Maybe it's time to put this property back on ice for now.
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Absent more guidance from Beijing, jittery managers may put investments on ice.
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It's not a noir film; it's a crackdown on ice cream trucks.
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About six years ago, the artisanal-cocktail scene became hyperfocused on ice.
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Many of the images from the 53 "Miracle on Ice" are unforgettable.
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Saturday was a huge celebration, but the champagne is still on ice.
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Yuri on Ice is the story of Japanese figure skater Yuri Katsuki.
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Behind them were a few dozen unopened champagne bottles sitting on ice.
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Wish I was on ice and could've done more damage to him.
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Raw sugar on Monday settled on ICE at 12.66 cents per pound.
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Other options are also being considered, including putting the project on ice.
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I was expecting pickle juice on ice lol Try it for yourself.
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She is like Bambi on ice with her legs wobbling and shaking.
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Most wild-caught fish die while still conscious, typically suffocating on ice.
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That could keep the rule on ice for well over a year.
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In short, Stacy was a star—our very own Snooki On Ice.
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Electronic Arts has reportedly put subsequent sequels in the franchise on ice.
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She's continuing to train and perform in her Stars on Ice tours.
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The waterproof construction and the grippy outsole give perfect traction on ice.
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But these folks don't subsist only on ice cream and cold beverages.
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Only five N.H.L. players have been suspended longer for on-ice play.
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Feld Entertainment — which runs shows like Disney on Ice, Marvel Universe Live!
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Has "Tha Carter V" been finished and on ice all this time?
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Next, he's off to tour with Stars on Ice, but then what?
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Fines for on-ice gay slurs are pocket change for the privileged.
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" She paused, having not quite captured the effect, then added, "On Ice.
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Drake Drops a Fortune on Ice CreamConor McGregor Dodges a Huge Bullet
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But dancing has been a step too far — unless it's on ice.
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It takes longer to stop on ice, snow and water-covered ice.
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Those hoping for a radical overhaul should keep the champagne on ice.
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After that, it became something close to a chess match on ice.
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Get the champagne on ice — Hollywood's biggest night is just around the corner.
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Just let them be on ice, and let's ignore the sports-y competition.
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Jason, what do you make of the House vote on ICE this week?
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He can also run on ice without sliding and swim faster than others.
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In the years Takeshi is on ice, Reileen builds up a massive empire.
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To walk on ice, keep your center of gravity over your front leg.
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But this guy moves like a drunken baby learning to walk on ice.
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When shooting a commercial on ice, it's probably best to be on skates.
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In other words, the program is on ice until it can be secured.
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"The project is on ice for now," one of the people told Reuters.
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It's like a hippopotamus traveling at 17,000 miles per hour on ice skates.
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Thomas maintains Link hit his head on ice in the bar parking lot.
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In fact, the Miracle on Ice overshadows any other achievement of Soviet hockey.
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The vice squad in question has been put on ice during the probe.
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Today's temporary restraining order now puts the 6-game ban back on ice.
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Thom Tillis of North Carolina to call on ICE to reconsider her case.
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Calls poured into radio shows remembering Howe, mostly for his on-ice exploits.
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" In Bacon's view, that "laid the groundwork for the 1980 Miracle on Ice.
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And these men, like all passengers on ICE Air, have one-way tickets.
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Put the tequila on ice, and then let it sit for a bit.
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Even so: Jackson's nomination was on ice before the CNN story broke. Sen.
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Anything new happen while I've been on ice for the past 25 years?
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"These spurious attacks on ICE by our political leaders must stop," he added.
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The pneumonia put his touring on ice for the rest of the year.
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Similarly, on Capitol Hill, the Montana race put Republicans' legislative agenda on ice.
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I've been on ice skates ever since I was maybe 3 or 4.
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Our sportswriter says he's Michael Jackson on ice, with obsessive fans to boot.
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For now, the ebbing of Republican support has put the bill on ice.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND, N.Y. — They are salty, sumptuous and often served opulently on ice.
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As things stand, the fledgling relationship between Moon and Kim is on ice.
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Again others worked quickly to fill the void left by War on Ice.
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Kendall Jenner & A$AP Rocky: Back TogetherIggy Azalea Drops $12k On Ice Cream!
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Another event obscured by the Miracle on Ice was the original miracle on ice, which took place twenty years earlier in Squaw Valley, California, when a different group of underdog Americans knocked off a different group of heavily favored Soviets.
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It always retweets the best Gritty memes and clips of his on-ice antics.
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Dollop whipped cream on ice-cream filling, and swirl all over top to cover.
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G Cam Ward, who suffered a concussion last week, returned to on-ice work.
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But the decision to release migrants doesn't fall on the facilities, but on ICE.
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Peter says once Link was outside, he slipped on ice and hit his head.
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In a sworn affidavit, he said the two of them had slipped on ice.
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Had the band objected to these dates, they would have been put on ice.
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Bookie T "Hennessy on Ice" Oh hey, I found your Friday night party jam.
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Codelco, like other copper miners, is reinstating projects that were earlier put on ice.
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"On-ice collisions are not uncommon in figure skating," Rippon, 29, told PEOPLE exclusively.
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A crash, some coke and now this hedge-funder's driver's license is on ice.
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American theater chains should take a cue from Mexico and put Olaf on ice.
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A homemade Americano with two shots of espresso, often on ice, with heavy cream.
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But it isn't quite what we'd expect based on ice ages here on Earth.
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My mom and I munch on ice cream from the freezer while we watch.
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"I think of it as like if you're binging on ice cream," Price said.
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She became so drenched she slid over my face like a skater on ice.
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The famous "Miracle on Ice" is perhaps the hockey game most Americans know best.
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Noted For years, Bill Murray has enjoyed an unorthodox alcoholic drink: Champagne on ice.
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"It's totally naturally fermented," Ms. Prueitt told me as I tried some on ice.
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Walking like a penguin can help prevent you from taking a tumble on ice.
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He has earned a professional paycheck because he has an intimidating on-ice presence.
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The first thing I noticed was the diner's display case of fish on ice.
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Everyone in the building survived, though several firefighters were injured after falling on ice.
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Smarter Living: Driving on snow should be like walking on ice: slow and careful.
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Michelle Kwan's marriage is on ice, because her husband has just filed for divorce.
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Conveniently apropos for the start of summer, this installment will focus on ice cream.withfriends.
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Trump's signature megarallies, a source of psychic uplift for the president, are on ice.
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He has long harbored presidential ambitions, but today they appear all but on ice.
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If it's winter, stand on ice naked and they will spray water on you.
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With the ObamaCare repeal effort on ice for now, Democrats are on the offensive.
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Fried eggs on buttery toast with ketchup, with a glass of Coke on ice?
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The Mavericks responded with a 27-20 run that put the game on ice.
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Kanye said he was owed $3.5 mil, and their professional relationship was on ice.
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They're also going big on ice creams, giving classic iced treats a modern makeover.
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The political reaction led many localities to cut back more generally on ICE cooperation.
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So the pressure of a thin blade on ice cannot explain why skates glide.
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They bicker, they date, they smooch, they eat pizza — all while wearing skates on ice.
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It's too bad we can't even count on ice cream to cool this thing off.
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Ice cleats, which strap onto boots to give stability on ice, are now in demand.
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Wilkins suggests keeping foods that are supposed to be cold in containers set on ice.
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About six months after my appendix surgery, I slipped on ice and broke my arm.
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"Whiskey on ice, Sunset and Vine / You've ruined my life by not being mine" ("Gorgeous")
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Spreading your feet out slightly— like a penguin— while walking on ice increases your stability.
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But the changes were put on ice in 2012, partly due to lobbying by airlines.
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Vasilevskiy skated down the ice toward Rask before the on-ice officials kept them separated.
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We found it in a city called Kazan, and it was a circus on ice.
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Agency spokesman Bryan Cox said deportees are handcuffed on ICE Air flights for officer safety.
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Don't let the NHL jamming these two down your throats ruin the on-ice fun.
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Of course, it is Pavelski's on-ice vision and awareness that is his greatest attribute.
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Millennials are increasingly making time in their busy schedules to put their eggs on ice.
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TV: What did you find was the Soviet response to the Miracle on Ice game?
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U.N.-brokered talks were put on ice almost as soon as they started this month.
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He doesn't store the fish on ice because direct ice contact will accelerate the deterioration.
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So, sorry, Teyana ... that collab looks like it's gonna be on ice for another minute.
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In the seafood terminal, fresh perch from Egypt, caught in the Nile, arrived on ice.
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The goal was immediately waved off, and a video review upheld the on-ice call.
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"It's almost like stepping on ice, not (knowing) how long it will hold," Lewis said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron's camp should perhaps keep the champagne on ice a little longer.
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I'll refold everything, have some gin on ice to calm myself down, and go play.
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One buyer who lost money in the stock market has put his plans on ice.
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She demanded a review of North Korea policy and put the Albright advances on ice.
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She mixes this with sugar and cinnamon and serves it on ice as a drink.
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At that point, my rider was a bottle of gin in a bucket on ice.
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It is so cold that Disney on Ice has called off a performance in Chicago.
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Toronto city officials are not the only ones to put out reports on ice conditions.
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For the most part, he said, voluntary deals are on ice for the time being.
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The Russians long ago got over the 1980 Miracle on Ice loss in Lake Placid.
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His usual Miller High Life Light was waiting on ice -- but he never showed up.
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The mucus then gets shipped off (typically on ice packs) to a lab for testing.
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Despite the on-ice dominance, it was not as if Hellebuyck was handed the shutout.
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Think of a roller coaster, on ice, with no cab doors, seatbelts or steering mechanisms.
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It won't just be the Tories that lose; Brexit will also be firmly on ice.
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SoftBank, WeWork's largest investor, is also among those pushing to put the IPO on ice.
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Benchmark global raw sugar prices on ICE closed at 12.79 cents per lb on Wednesday.
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They happen on ice in hockey skates, but they're not officially part of the game.
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Now that we have Bachelor in Paradise and Bachelor on Ice, why not have Bachelor Swamp?
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There's lots of Champagne on ice and I always have Irish actor Adrian Dunbar sing something.
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We're told it's possible additional evidence could surface, but for now ... the case is on ice.
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The other two are "on ice" in case the couple should want to expand their family.
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Spills and thrills and lots of jostling for position lead to some tense on-ice moments.
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"I'm thinking about how I'm going to get back in my car without tripping on ice."
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"Absolutely (this was our Miracle on Ice), once in a lifetime," said German coach Marco Sturm.
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But just as rapidly as Democrats picked up progressives' rallying call on ICE, Republicans did too.
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Usually, talking about the Fed or Fed policy is death on ice in a presidential election.
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Cyclists in the ongoing Tour de France have even strapped on ice vests to stay cool.
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A contentious court battle has put the policy on ice, much to the chagrin of Trump.
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As VICE News has noted, crowdsourced warnings on ICE raids can also be wrong, creating paranoia.
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Egged on by my ever-enthusiastic colleagues, I decided to give HIIT on ice a go.
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Being on ice, they would suck in water and moisture, freeze and then crack and break.
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The Penguins' score-adjusted Fenwick is 55.1 percent in the playoffs, according to War on Ice.
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Weber and Josi were both in the top 10 in average time on ice this season.
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"There's eight edges on ice skates, and figure skaters train in the edging capacity," she said.
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He probably figured some fun merch was more appropriate than a bottle of champagne on ice.
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Narrator: Not every role in "Disney on Ice" requires quite the same level of athletic ability.
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Which means deals on ice cream at places like Carvel, Cold Stone Creamery and Baskin-Robbins.
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But it's worth it to pass by and gawk at the local sea critters on ice.
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The dishes range from scrambled eggs in sea urchin to egg yolk shavings on ice cream.
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"Someone who has grown up on ice has that technique imprinted on their brain," Rigas said.
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What's next: If the AT&T deal is indeed on ice, Huawei's options could be limited.
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It's that foundation because our society is so much based on ice and snow and cold.
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My grandmother recounted bodies being put on ice inside horse-drawn trucks as morgues filled up.
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The quarterback controversy remains on ice because Romo has yet to be medically cleared to play.
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The hACE2 mice were put on ice when the SARS outbreak stopped in the early 2000s.
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The coaches ran the on-ice camp, which included skating and shooting drills and a scrimmage.
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Thinning ice makes life tougher for polar bears, which travel on ice sheets to find food.
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Voting records are on ICE in North Carolina; three natural disasters hit Japan in one week.
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At nearby tables, power brokers ate seafood on ice and sipped cocktails out of copper mugs.
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Then, Coronavirus screwed everything up ... and the highly anticipated March 28th fight was put on ice.
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I began to feel compelled to thaw those unresolved feelings I'd put on ice in 1990.
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It failed, at times offering "unsafe and incorrect" recommendations, and the partnership was put on ice.
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Like Saturday's game, the season opener also featured the names of each person killed on ice.
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They went into the game against Canada with only two on-ice practices as a team.
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Delgado then strapped a contraption onto my shoes that mimicked the sensation of walking on ice.
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On ice, a high-frequency response made the thumbsticks really feel like my character was gliding.
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Vitiello is scheduled to testify on ICE before the House Appropriations Homeland Security subcommittee next Wednesday.
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It's six months of tedium before the two-month orgasm on ice that is the playoffs.
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Some people even sprinkle it on ice cream or breakfast cereals, and that just screams yum.
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The presence of the word "police" on ICE jackets and vests also has drawn criticism from lawmakers.
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Greenpeace has referred to the vessel as "Chernobyl on ice" and a "nuclear Titanic" bound for catastrophe.
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We've gotta wonder, then, how Londoners will feel about a recent council ban on ice cream trucks.
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It also marks the third major action franchise in recent months that has been put on ice.
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Tickets for Stars on Ice are on sale now Come back every weekday at 8:30 a.m.
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O), before putting those plans on ice to explore a wireless partnership with Charter Communications Inc (CHTR.
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Instead, Yuri on Ice uses the artistry and drama of the sport to reflect the performer's relationships.
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Beyond that, a Yuri On Ice movie has been announced, but no other details have been released.
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But is your weird penchant for chewing on ice the sign of a more serious medical condition?
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China put its plans to lift capital controls on ice; the stimulus taps were turned back on.
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One can almost hear it screaming "Freedom!" as it is shucked, eviscerated, dismembered, and displayed on ice.
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Since the global financial crisis, cash-strapped Western governments have been forced to put projects on ice.
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So Janice's case is on ice and Cosby now has a chance to make it go away.
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That's because while these birds live on ice-covered surfaces, they need to breed on exposed land.
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U.N.-brokered peace talks were put on ice this week, postponed until the end of the month.
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It is among the most inconsequential times superstar players will spend on ice in their professional careers.
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Raw sugar futures on ICE have risen sharply during the last few months, boosted by tightening supplies.
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UK wheat futures on ICE have been rising sharply for 2020/21 crop positions with the Nov.
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He made one more free throw to put the game on ice and finish with 227 points.
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Within the hour, the picnic was scrubbed, the steaks on ice, and the popcorn machines trucked away.
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Oysters are of course served raw on ice, with a good mignonette and an irrelevant cocktail sauce.
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President Obama's Clean Power Plan has not yet kicked in, placed on ice by the Supreme Court.
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The Olympic Center features the Lake Placid Olympic Museum and is where the "Miracle on Ice" occurred.
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On ice, wear cleats – you can buy inexpensive soles with metal studs that slip over your shoes.
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After vowing to help return the separated children to their parents, Jayapal set her sights on ICE.
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Raw sugar futures on ICE also closed up after rising by about 5% earlier in the session.
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They went to a Vietnamese restaurant, drained a bottle of Merlot and then feasted on ice cream.
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Plus, the sport is played on ice, and Canada is pretty good at stuff that involves ice.
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Since their triumph in 1967, they have produced on-ice excitement intermittently and off-ice drama consistently.
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If you're stuck on ice or mud, the grit will help give you the grip to escape.
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Over in "Paradise," Champagne and vodka on ice flowed in a room full of pristine white beds.
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That year, the American "Miracle on Ice" men's hockey team at the Winter Olympics changed all that.
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There are other issues -- especially regarding child and spousal support -- that have just been put on ice.
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The 2228th's legacy of on-ice exploits also shifted, giving way to talk of misconduct and scandal.
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Quick is known for the occasional on-ice outburst and a goaltending style resembling a contortionist's work.
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But their victory remains on ice while the Trump administration appeals the ruling to the D.C. Circuit.
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A Columbia professor eagerly signs a petition to discourage Canadians from putting their elders on ice floes.
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Cincinnati put the game on ice with an impressive 75-yard drive to start the second half.
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China's markets sizzled this summer, but experts say numerous risks loom — so keep the champagne on ice.
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" Nationwide injunctions mean that if the government faces "a single loss," then "the policy goes on ice.
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The retreats give the former teammates a weekend to remember old times and relive on-ice conquests.
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Gold leaf on ice cream and kimono patterns on guitars aren't the only ways Kanazawa tweaks tradition.
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Keep the rest of the mixed martini in a sidecar on ice, and add as you go.
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"The tariffs put the USMCA ratification process on ice until the drama is resolved," Hufbauer told me.
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Polar bears spend the majority of their time on ice sheets, hunting seals that surface for air.
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BREAKING: A charter plane carrying the Miami Heat slid on ice while taxi-ing at Milwaukee's airport.
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Several Twitter users condemned the resistance movement for promoting violence on ICE agents, especially when children were present.
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Just as an example, here is this same maneuver performed on a rotating platform instead of on ice.
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On ICE (does it really need that many exclamation marks?), and Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid (I've got nothing
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The embryo used in this recent birth after 24 years on ice was frozen using this older method.
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"Frozen" will have been on ice for six years when the sequel blows back into theaters around Thanksgiving.
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Talks over a bailout are on ice and, under pressure from Zambia, the IMF has reassigned its representative.
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While the sound of skating on thin ice is mesmerizing, definitely don't try this on ice near you.
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"I have a unique hobby of collecting life-threatening illness," the Stars on Ice cofounder tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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The Visalia Times Delta reported Dokov had slipped on ice during his trek and slid off the cliff.
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That has led a number of mining companies to re-examine projects that were previously put on ice.
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If you're sitting at your desk or stuck in the car, chewing on ice gives you an activity.
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But he said this was currently not possible so that nearly all arms exports were put on ice.
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Stormy Daniels has just filed legal docs responding to Donald Trump's request to put her lawsuit on ice.
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Without balance and self control, too much dependence on ice cream can hinder your ability to self-soothe.
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"RedadAlertas," created by a formerly undocumented immigrant, hosts crowdsourced data on ICE raids, checkpoints and other important events.
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The rest take place on ice: curling, bobsled, figure skating, hockey, luge, short track, skeleton and speed skating.
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Then Heidi and I will either get sushi or Mexican food and I'll have some tequila on ice.
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Arabica coffee futures on ICE rebounded on Wednesday after plunging to a five-month low the previous session.
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In London, white sugar for May delivery jumped 6.1 percent to $395.90 a ton on ICE Futures Europe.
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With health care seemingly on ice, tax reform is expected to be the big challenge Republicans take on.
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Vladimir Putin had an embarrassing moment on ice — and it was captured on camera for all to replay.
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The sport, a kind of chess on ice, calls for steady hands and concentration rather than physical fitness.
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READ: John Kasich: 'Nobody's pressuring me to get out of the race' Can Clinton put it on ice?
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Infrastructure: The Hill – The president's legislative framework for a sweeping infrastructure investment proposal appears to be on ice.
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Craig is not the only member of the Miracle on Ice team to part with his Olympic gear.
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Like, if you had to predict how long you'll be keeping me on ice, what would you say?
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Something that few know about you: I like a good, cold, light beer on ice with a lime.
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See you on Wednesday, when we are going to go deep on ice cream because, well, ice cream.
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It was then drained of blood, flushed with a preservative solution, placed on ice, and flown to Cincinnati.
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Harris has since come out with stronger statements on ICE, recently beginning to approximate an "abolish ICE" stance.
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Upon seeing a video of the throne perched on ice, Sharman recognized the surrounding area as Babcock Creek.
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The watchdog also put the investment on ice, and asked Amazon and Deliveroo to keep their operations separate.
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But I learned pretty fast, because in Michigan, you learn to drive on ice or you don't survive.
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I know from the National that the profit margin on ice-cream is something you want to keep!
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An immigrant rights group is calling on ICE to stop hunting down undocumented immigrants amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Yamaguchi went on to appear on "Stars on Ice," a touring figure skating show, following her Olympic win.
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Finally, placing the skull on ice, they would drive it back with them to the lab in Blacksburg.
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Well, this one is more 'ice cream on pizza' than 'pizza on ice cream' but whatever it takes!
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CreditCredit ANCHORAGE — It's not springtime now in Alaska, it's "break-up" — the end of safe travel on ice.
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After the 1980 Olympics, when the U.S. won the Miracle on Ice, the advent of U.S.-born players.
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The brothers played late-night hockey on ice inside the barn of the retired Leafs star Wendel Clark.
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In the last few months, I had turmeric tonic on ice, and a fizzy turmeric kefir on tap.
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Then, a little over a mile away from the hospital, they slid on ice again, and Taetz says.
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The Carolina Queen had only 50 bags of scallops — 60 pounds per bag — on ice in the hold.
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D. and I are taking Q. to Disney on Ice tonight and I could not be more excited.
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The good news for MTS and her fans ... YB tells us why she won't stay on ice forever.
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In addition to his key on-ice role, Semchak, a nursing major, holds down a rigorous academic load.
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After her show, she surfs the adrenaline, ignoring the bottle of champagne on ice by the makeup mirror.
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He leads the Blue Jackets and ranks sixth in the NHL in average time on ice (25:17).
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And, honestly, knowing I had 22 eggs on ice helped me have the strength to end the relationship.
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Then take the second turkey and brine it overnight on ice in the garage and cook it Thursday.
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Even "Disney on Ice," which was scheduled to run on Wednesday night at Chicago's United Center, was canceled.
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It's another thing to keep a case on ice because President Trump wants to keep making unconstitutional payments.
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"But once started on 'ice' her colourful life was spent," it ends, in a startling reference to meth.
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Like any phenomenon dependent on ice, cold and weather patterns, the caves are under threat from climate change.
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Come on Ice Cube ... SOMEBODY has got to let this man in (shame on you Hall Of Fame).
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Battle of Los Angeles: On Ice This fight is primarily concerned with the Clippers battling the Lakers for rights to their bigger locker room, but to signal that they neither yield nor care to enter the fray the Kings have declared their neutrality by demanding the battle take place on ice.
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"I'm not somebody that can live on ice water and fruit and veggies — I need to eat!" she says.
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Skating in Stars on Ice is just like skating at the Olympics — except for all the ways it's not.
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A serious crash by a delivery drone in Switzerland has grounded the fleet and put a partnership on ice.
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And then there's Oscar (oscarfrenchie on Snapchat), a high-fashion Frenchie who snacks on ice in his spare time.
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But after extensive testing, the researchers concluded that treads have little to do with walking on ice without falling.
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It's also important to keep the penis cold, preferably on ice "so it doesn't die, basically," Dr. Turek says.
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But first, the Democratic melt down and the war on ICE, that&aposs the focus of tonight&aposs Angle.
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And that&aposs why I&aposve been sickened the last couple of months about the attack on ICE officers.
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Jonathan Huberdeau and Jussi Jokinen scored for the Panthers in the third period to put the game on ice.
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Samsung seems to have largely put its Gear headset on ice, as it hasn't received any updates since 2017.
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"I think the focus should be on President Trump's hard-line immigration policies, and not on ICE," Texas Rep.
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Clearly, the Shepherds have had Tom's body on ice ever since in case they needed to intimidate the president.
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Those rules are on ice in two states because a judge said they contravene Medicaid's statutory structure and goals.
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The crew lifted the two bodies onto the Open Arms, covered them and put them on ice on deck.
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Hong Kongers may have put a recent freedom-crimping bill on ice, but more challenges to their independence await.
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Bridgestone's Blizzak uses a combination of microscopic-sized gaps and studs to markedly improve handling and braking on ice.
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Her domain is curling, a team game played on ice that was almost unknown in China 20143 years ago.
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But after a shootout with security forces on a distant planet, he's put "on ice" for centuries as punishment.
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Watching polar bears in metal muzzles lie down and rub their faces on ice was something I won't forget.
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US authorities just flew him back to Mexico on ICE Air, a division of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The ottoman also opened, revealing storage space for charging cables and dongles or, maybe, a six-pack on ice.
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Barker left the band in 2003, and Jourgensen put the band on ice in 2008 for a few years.
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British media previously reported that the visit has been put on ice due to a lack of public support.
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The December cotton contract on ICE Futures settled up 217 cent, or 4883 percent, at 2488 cents per lb.
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But the company's IPO has been on ice since the stock market cratered at the start of the year.
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But after Trump won the presidency Republican leaders in Congress put the deal on ice for the foreseeable future.
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She has embryos that are on ice, and she has to choose what she's going to do with them.
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It is as if the captain of the Titanic, upon setting sail, ordered the crew to take on ice.
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Am I quitting because I believe it will have some impact on ICE itself, on GitHub's contract with ICE?
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So initially I was limited to dabbing a Q-tip on ice and using that to wet my lips.
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Alas, money was tight, and by 2005 Fisher reluctantly closed the gas station and put the igloo on ice.
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That project and a $21 billion investment plan to improve the country's woefully inadequate infrastructure are now on ice.
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Searching for those moments on ice and snow, he did not find them so much as they found him.
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The young athletes that show the most potential are invited to try luge on ice at a training site.
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"Put them on ice," he said, "and then bring them back out when there is more of a consensus."
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Several factors keep the N.H.L.'s stars on ice when many sports fans' thoughts have turned to golf greens.
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The new fees were due to come into effect in mid-April but have now been put on ice.
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As Craymer told Meyer of the FT, the so-called "Texas Miracle" is "on ice for the time being."
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Admittedly, I was very distracted by Julian Macdonald's tacky costumes: netting and crystals more suited to dancing on ice.
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But instead, it seems to be refocusing its food portfolio on ice cream and condiments, as well as tea.
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Still, he liked the fleshy Mayan shrimp on ice, the gratifying emptiness when the meat popped from the socket.
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"Holidays on Ice," written largely before his Ira Glass-adjacent fame, pokes fun at holiday-season consumerism and oneupmanship.
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Anyone who's walked on a slick sidewalk knows you can slip on ice the second your foot touches it.
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Van Leeuwen explains that the tiny liquid layer is the reason why skates can start moving instantaneously on ice.
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There are bottles of Billecart-Salmon on ice, towers of ginseng-infused sprits, a secret karaoke room in the back.
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Talks were on ice over the holidays, lending drama to face-to-face negotiations despite widespread skepticism about a breakthrough.
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A giant panda lies on ice blocks to cool off on a scorching day at the Wuhan Zoo in China.
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As we reported, Kanye's psych hospitalization put the 2017 portion of the tour on ice, with no restart date set.
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However, shock labor market data revealed just 38,000 jobs were added in May, which put any hike firmly on ice.
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Once soot lands on ice, it turns the surface dark, thereby causing it to absorb more sunlight and melt faster.
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Later on, Ice further solidified his night by bringing out none other than Kendrick Lamar to top it all off.
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It would be hours until police located the severed organ, put it on ice, and transported it to the hospital.
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The spread was originally placed in that category back in the '90s when most people ate Nutella on ice cream.
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While exploring Antarctica, he found the birds stimulating their genitals against rocks, and, as you would, by sliding on ice.
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Kanye West's always going to have his Hennessy waiting on ice backstage during his Saint Pablo Tour ... TMZ has learned.
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Let him fuck off to his manor in Severna Park and drink Riunite on ice with all his boomer friends.
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A 21970 ad used this threatening hook, printed over a photo of various cocktail glasses filled with Metrecal on ice.
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Villanelle, put on ice as her handlers question her stability, tries to enjoy a few days as a "normal" person.
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Diplomats, lawmakers, administration officials and the Ukrainians all knew the money was on ice because Trump had ordered a hold.
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We are playing with roughly 200,000 folks on ice, so you can imagine the amount of time we're putting in.
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At the moment, the league has a strong on-ice product that it hopes to showcase in the coming season.
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The FDA recommends keeping cold egg dishes on ice if they are going to stay out longer than 2 hours.
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Key number: 20:46—Average time on ice for Johansen during the playoffs, the most on the team among forwards.
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The administration has made multiple efforts to put Obama-era regulatory requirements on ice, but these efforts have largely failed.
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But his proposed repositioning of relations with Russia now looks for the time being to have been put on ice.
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ALEX & MAIA SHIBUTANI Growing up in the same house and sharing genetics apparently makes for a perfect match on ice.
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It looks something like an eyeball smoothie—gelatinous, opaque, served on ice—but it's a surprisingly sweet and refreshing drink.
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Get the small bears and sprinkle them on ice cream or get the larger "Mama Bears" and treat yo self.
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An April 2012 breakdown affected 250 patients at Northwestern Memorial Hospital who had also put their sperm samples on ice.
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Over the past few years, more and more women have been putting their eggs on ice for non-medical reasons.
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It feels like Cirque du Soleil meets Disney on Ice, which makes sense, considering Feld produces the traveling Disney Live!
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I put ice in it and wonder if Tom Brady and his chef have any psychotic stances on ice too.
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Experts say this increases the risk France will put the rescue on ice ahead of the May 2017 presidential election.
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We went behind the scenes of "Disney on Ice" to find out what it takes to perform in the show.
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And then I just applied for "Disney on Ice," sent in a skating résumé and, like, video of my skating.
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Narrator: While the show is called "Disney on Ice," some performers spend a bulk of their time in the air.
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For instance, only buy prepacked products that are refrigerated or on ice, and don't look damage or bruised, recommends FoodSafety.
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The deathly incident occurred at "Holiday on Ice," an ice skating performance at the Indiana State Fairground Coliseum in Indianapolis.
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" That tweet had been sent in response to a Reuters report headlined "Wells Fargo sanctions are on ice under Trump.
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He treats his on-ice role in the same easygoing manner in which he hastened to aid neighbors in distress.
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In the zaru udon, they had been wound in a loose figure eight like yarn and placed on ice chips.
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Polar bears do den offshore, on ice that has to be relatively thick and have snow on top of it.
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A massive bipartisan effort to provide relief to a U.S. economy on ice just leapt over its last major hurdle.
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To get there, they had to transform their on-ice partnership, starting with a heart-to-heart conversation last March.
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Baby drives hard, fast, tight and seemingly oh so effortlessly, spinning wheels across pavement like a Russian Olympian on ice.
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As the Coast Guard helicopter circled overhead, however, the scallops on ice below deck were not the most pressing concern.
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Entire families had come along, some snacking on ice cream or sandwiches, as the protests raged hundreds of yards away.
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The Cougars quickly put the game on ice, opening up an 230-69 advantage on a 3-pointer by Childs.
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Miraculously, I found my balance using these tactics and successfully walked on "ice" — while carrying a package — with relative ease.
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AND FINALLY It takes more than Disney magic Have you ever been to one of those Disney On Ice shows?
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There is is no explicit cap or restriction, however, on ICE funding more detention beds than allocated under the bill.
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With infections surging, cities in lockdown, businesses downing shutters and most travel on ice, staff layoffs are likely to mushroom.
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The sport pits two teams against each other, as each tries to push a rock on ice, guided by brooms.
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Maybe it was his on-ice demeanor, which could sometimes seem over-the-top compared to his more stoic teammates.
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So, with Matt Ryan's $100 MIL negotiations currently on ice, Vic told us his plan to get Quavo under center.
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The futures will be listed on ICE Futures U.S., cleared at ICE Clear U.S., and physically delivered to Bakkt's warehouse.
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In the front room of the restaurant called only "egg," a mother and daughter suck on ice cubes made of algae.
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To those watching, it was refreshing to see the players having fun and enjoying the experience despite their on-ice disappointment.
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But that also meant that China was likely to put any economic reforms on ice for the time being, Ji noted.
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The airline had earlier planned an overseas listing by early last year, but reports said the plan was put on ice.
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And relations between the two countries, which had thawed at the tail end of the Obama presidency, are back on ice.
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You don't remember every time you've gone running, but you remember the day you slipped on ice and broke your knee.
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The floor was covered in candles and roses, there was champagne on ice and he instantly got down on one knee.
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His average time of 0003:01 on ice leads the Lightning and is sixth in the NHL playoffs amongst active players.
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The most obvious one would be Boston Dynamics' Spot robot that'll slip around on ice while still trying to stay standing.
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Apparently, she gets drunk on "whiskey on ice" as well, a drink that doesn't really align with Swift's pre-Reputation image.
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While Kovacs has been on ice, society has been transformed by the digitization of consciousness, and death is no longer permanent.
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Or Boston's enfant terrible, Brad Marchand, a brilliant hockey player whose on-ice behavior ranges between edgy, creepy, and borderline criminal.
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"It feels as if the auto is driving on flat wheels or on ice," a New Jersey owner wrote in 2013.
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She found officials drawn to curling's reputation as "chess on ice"—a brainy sport best mastered by years of dogged practice.
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The project has essentially been on ice since 2010, when then-President Barack Obama suspended licensing for the Yucca Mountain facility.
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Even if she does win the presidency, Le Pen would be wise to keep the champagne on ice for a while.
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While calving events are a natural process on ice shelves, the big ones like this are an dramatic sight to behold.
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I like to grind all my meat into the mixing bowl that is rested on ice inside of another larger bowl.
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Webster, who is a social studies and science teacher, wanted his friend to experience walking on ice for the first time.
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He helped reactivate the stalled S-300 deal, which Russia had put on ice in 2010 under pressure from the West.
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Remove the thyme and grind the meat on a medium die into a bowl set in a larger bowl on ice.
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Behind the pavilion, Miles shows me the inside of his van, where an impressive collection of monstrous shellfish sits on ice.
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In the end credits scene for Civil War, T'Challa agrees to let Bucky stay on ice and in hiding in Wakanda.
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Give everybody a little history lesson on Ice Cube and N.W.A., West Side Connection, everything I've been doing over the years.
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Child angels are also welcome to their own seats at a forthcoming production of "Disney on Ice", according to its organiser.
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A startup can also put monetization on ice while it focuses on growing usage — which is exactly what Jide is doing.
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For now, the platform has been put on ice, and Microsoft said as much at its Build developer conference in March.
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Financial advice On Friday, Trump signed an executive order putting an Obama-era proposal that aimed to protect consumers on ice.
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The ones that make the cut have their claws bound and are placed on ice before being taken back to shore.
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Even when he puts people on ice performing King Arthur, for example, he knows the crowd is up for something ridiculous.
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It was the position he took for dozens of on-ice fights, beginning as a teenager in the Western Hockey League.
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When I was a kid, I lived in Oklahoma City, and "Disney on Ice" always came through at the state fair.
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If you're really depending on ice to last, say, for a long camping or fishing trip, then they're worth the investment.
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Feld Entertainment, which also produces Disney on Ice, Disney Live and Monster Jam arena shows, knows this tightrope all too well.
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It helps that they're rarely forced to concoct libations more complicated than Wild Turkey on ice or a draft of Busch.
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About 47% more people were deported on ICE Air flights in February 2017 compared to the same month the previous year.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had said any trade war would be put on ice while negotiators worked out the details.
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Futures and options contracts for crude oil, natural gas, power, coal, emissions and soft commodities are traded on ICE Futures Europe.
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The first prototype of War on Ice was ready within three days and the page went public about two weeks later.
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We recently found out about the Starbucks Doubleshot on Ice, and it's available at participating locations across the country all summer.
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The Doubleshot on Ice is made by pouring shots of Starbuck's espresso over ice and adding a hint of sweetening syrup.
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We took five, cutting their gills to bleed them out, then put them on ice and started our long trip home.
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Adélie are one of two penguin species that live on ice, and thus in some of the coldest places on earth.
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The restrictions on ICE arrests have been criticized by court officers, who say the rules put them in a difficult position.
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Dr. Tlusty has an alternative strategy: He puts lobsters on ice to slow their nervous system before they meet the pot.
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And an abrupt decline in the Knights' on-ice performance is unlikely, said Pierre McGuire, a hockey analyst with NBC Sports.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which went into effect in 2018, put this and other "miscellaneous itemized deductions" on ice.
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Three Obamacare taxes have been put on ice — for now — by the deal that ended the shutdown of the federal government.
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Those endeavors have been on ice since 2014, when the United States imposed sanctions on Russia for its incursions into Ukraine.
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They have also starred and helped train participants on U.K. television show "Dancing on Ice," which aired from 2006 to 2014.
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Jason Smith of Missouri asking why Democrats had not proposed a tax on ice cream or, for that matter, the sun.
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For nearly 40 years, his Champions on Ice showcased Olympic stars like Michelle Kwan, Brian Boitano, Dorothy Hamill and Johnny Weir.
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We decided at that point to do additional egg retrievals and keep the frozen embryos on ice — for a second child.
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Montréal's chilled outdoor rink has excellent views of the city and hosts a "Fire on Ice" event, with music and fireworks.
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"Like driving on ice," said Max of his final laps on well-worn, eventually 32-lap-old, medium tyres on Sunday.
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You strap on ice picks for shoes called crampons and trek across the 100-mile glacier that is literally 850 years old.
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I also wanted to bring some of my on-ice training, and living room gymnastics training, and yoga flows to the stage.
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But all the money in the world couldn't resleeve her envoy brother, who had been stuck on ice for hundreds of years.
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He's likely feeling pressure to perform: The trade war with China rages on, while a potential deal with Japan remains on ice.
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Princess Leia on skates, kind of like what Disney on Ice is probably doing right about now, since they own her ass.
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In his playing career, Cote has been in more than 250 fights on ice, some of which left him with lifelong injuries.
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After settling on silica, she scaled up her experiments with trials on ice in California's Sierra Nevada and on Canada's Miquelon Lake.
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The flotation has now been put on ice until at least next year, with Swiss Re saying long-term options remained open.
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Today: a server/full-time student who makes $21,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on ice cream.
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Court documents on ICE detainees are usually not available for people facing deportation because of executive orders issued by President Donald Trump.
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For communities that depend on ice for everything from getting their supplies trucked in to their leisure activities, that's posed serious problems.
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Flavorful enough to drink on ice with a squeeze of citrus, it is also an excellent base for mixing classic rum cocktails.
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Called Choking On Ice, the new highlighter is packaged inside a metallic compact, which is stored inside a purple faux-leather box.
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Campaigners and foreign donors who had cautiously welcomed the draft law were relieved when the national assembly put it back on ice.
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There is also a showdown involving snowmobiles and tanks on ice, which explains the equally great Japanese title Wild Speed: Ice Break.
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The stars were in town for Intimissimi on Ice, an annual event at Arena of Verona that combines ice skating and opera.
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Here's how it works: Matchmaker Ashley Banjo (Dancing on Ice, Britain's Got Talent) will select two people he thinks could be compatible.
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"Relations between the U.S. and Venezuela have been on ice," said Monica DeBolle, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Curling is often referred to as "chess on ice," requiring balance and mental dexterity from players, rather than brute strength or endurance.
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Warm drinks can ruin a good time, but if you forgot to put beverages on ice before the tailgate, you're in luck.
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Actress Margot Robbie's no longer skating on ice, she's down in Costa Rica taking in some surf ... and pretty good at it.
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"People are focusing on ICE and ignoring the state level opportunities," said Jordan Hymowitz managing partner Philadelphia Financial Management in San Francisco.
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Afterwards, she heads to Florida to prepare for two months of touring with Stars on Ice (with Rippon, Nathan Chen and others).
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As we all grill out and chow down on ice cream, the Democrats running for president will be doing the same. Literally.
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Today: an analyst working in government who makes $68,036 per year and spends some of her money this week on ice cream.
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Lawmakers are apparently concerned that it's too late for consumers to see any benefit from keeping the tax on ice this year.
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He died 4 months ago but his body was put on ice until a judge decided who would take control of it.
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Madeline's successful power plays against Renata wind up having an unintentional side effect when Celeste agrees to go to Disney on Ice.
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He went to a hospital for minor injuries and his show was put on ice for a few days while he recovered.
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The partnership with the coffee giant was put on ice, some allege because there were disagreements about who would own the customer.
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That's when they moved on to curling -- which is basically shuffleboard on ice -- and decided that was the place where they'd strike!
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Reilly, 23, recorded 14 shots on goal and averaged 12:45 in time on ice in 13 games with Minnesota this season.
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Trump is shifting perceptions fairly rapidly, but it's much harder to move the needle on the FBI than it is on ICE.
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The Philadelphia Flyers mascot got into a scuffle with a young hockey player during a "Mites on Ice" kids' game on Wednesday.
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Last November, a kid at another Mites on Ice game tried to fight Gritty while the announcer was still introducing the players.
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And the President and supporters might want to put that talk about the Nobel Peace Prize on ice, at least for now.
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Amazon had reportedly been in talks to take over part of WeWork's lease, but those discussions now appear to be on ice.
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The longer an organ stays outside the body and on ice, the worse it functions, putting the recipient at risk of complications.
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Do you know what would happen if someone slipped on ice or sand in front of your home and broke their leg?
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Every moment of uncontrolled chaos that unfolds on Ice Poseidon's stream emphasizes that he is showing his viewers how things really are.
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A witness says a concertgoer picked up a piece of ear, put it on ice in the hope doctors could reattach it.
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Trump's top executive action remains on ice — and it's becoming clear that his top legislative priority is in very serious trouble too.
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"It was 2000k, mostly on ice: frozen rivers and ponds," he says, before explaining that this event also posed some big challenges.
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Shutdown consequences: The US government shutdown is putting some key economic reports on ice, creating more uncertainty for businesses, investors and farmers.
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They're two spring-colored beverages, served on ice, with an impressive subtlety of flavor and coconut milk for a fully-vegan experience.
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All three players — wearing white and blue Lightning sweaters — waved to the crowd and were on ice for the opening face-off.
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During his speech at headquarters, Pence called for the attacks on ICE to stop and thanked the men and women working there.
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Formed in 2003, Caninus got further than most human-led bands before Basil's untimely demise saw them put the project on ice.
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They were put on ice with the construction and 1989 inauguration of a huge opera house on the Place de la Bastille.
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"It seems like we have to opt for fish today," she said while scanning a few specimens that were displayed on ice.
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The key question, going in to the experience, is whether it's enough to ward off thoughts of putting the series on ice.
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Pop culture has trained us to think of breakups as excuses to binge on ice cream in the dark for a month.
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Mike was airlifted to a hospital and placed in ICU for days, putting his trip across America, like his foot, on ice.
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Nearly all coronavirus tests performed across the country had to be shipped to the CDC labs in Atlanta, Georgia on ice packs.
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But it can also be seized on by thinkers who have kept pet theories on ice and now sense a pouring opportunity.
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Come Sunday, there will be plenty of opportunities for people – and pets – to score free frozen treats, and deals on ice cream.
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But if he does that on the question of nuclear deterrence, Ms. Major said, "it will be champagne on ice in Moscow."
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Known as Italy's "Cannibal" on Ice, Zoeggeler topped the Luge World Cup rankings five times during the course of 20183 and 2006.
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Even with the IPO on ice, and no price set, the VF and SoftBank may still need to adjust WeWork's fair value.
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A variation on ice cream with mix-ins, the rolls start with a creamy base poured onto a freezing-cold metal plate.
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And every vomiting incident of my Western New York childhood was greeted with a small glass of Schweppes ginger ale on ice.
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But nuclear talks between Pyongyang and Washington have essentially been on ice since early October, when the two sides met in Stockholm.
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They've skated to songs like "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" and "Good Kisser" and have worked on-ice kisses into their routines.
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Environmental advocacy group Greenpeace has called it a "Chernobyl on Ice," and opposes the very idea of a floating nuclear power plant.
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Brent, the global benchmark, fell 22015 percent, to $210 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe, marking its lowest settlement level since February 223.
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I called 911, and the ambulance came, they gave me the part of her face, and put it on ice in the ambulance.
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We will always stand by proudly the heroes and there are heroes on ICE and Border Patrol, and law enforcement, and our military.
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Yuri on Ice is about competitive figure skating, and so it has a heavy focus on strength, competition, and the pleasure of winning.
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The footage shows the school bus powerless to stop as it slides on ice down Peach Tree Drive at about 7:10 a.m.
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We do not recommend anyone go out on ice without the proper safety equipment & training, ice can be very unpredictable & cold water - deadly.
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To be fair, several healthy veterans were intentionally put on ice at the end of the year to preserve a high draft pick.
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"The path of travel on the river point involved eventually veering to the north where he ended up on ice," the sheriff continued.
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Prior to the game, Boston honored captain Zdeno Chara on ice for playing 1,000 games with the Bruins and 1,500 in the NHL.
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It goes so fast, and what amazes me is it's what we all want to achieve, and they can achieve that on ice.
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Not only are we the best at having sex on ice, Canada will straight-up smash your nation in any sport involving skates.
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After some Bambi-on-ice wobbling, the hoverboard zips forward and a sad procession of human beings are chucked back onto their butts.
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For many people, the first – or perhaps only – image that comes to mind is of smokestacks, or polar bears perched on ice floes.
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Yes, there's a few sub-scenes that, due to a strict page-count, had to be put on ice until next time, perhaps!
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However, uncertainty over Britain's tortuous exit from the European Union has put many new investments on ice, say sources close to the funds.
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The logic behind this being a problem escapes me, as if there should be a statute of limitations for an on-ice crime.
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Tom Yates' body is "on ice," and Usher is wisely leveraging his knowledge of Claire's crime into the plum role of vice president.
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Almost as easy: a highball called the Hamlet, which in one version is just aquavit on ice, fizzed up with bitter-lemon soda.
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That policy has since been put on ice as a number of cases seeking to challenge it work their way through the courts.
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Unfortunately, GOP leadership has put that bipartisan effort on ice in order to leave only one healthcare bill for Republicans to vote on.
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The colorful embellishments on ice cream and donuts are called "sprinkles" in most US states, but are known as "jimmies" in New England.
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In particular, the study focuses on ice thickness during the so-called Early 20th Century Warming (ETCW) event between 1900 and the 1940s.
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"Unfortunately, while the on-ice hockey is exceptional, the business model has proven to be economically unsustainable," the CWHL Board of Directors said.
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"These young women they are putting their eggs on ice as part of a list of things they are accomplishing," Ms. Landis said.
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Only a few months earlier, Garcia said, he had relied on ICE agents to transport migrants with pending asylum cases to these centers.
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My reluctant companion believed that conversation had to be all or nothing, either teetering on ice or plunging into the unknown waters beneath.
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Immigrant advocates have called on ICE to immediately release all detainees with medical conditions who could be put at risk by the coronavirus.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The red carpet is rolling out, the champagne is on ice and the statuettes are about to be handed over.
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A tragedy happens on ice — and an apparent miracle happens off it — in this faith-based drama from the TV veteran Roxann Dawson.
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Amurri Martino and Martino both documented the family outing to a Disney on Ice show in Brooklyn, New York, on their Instagram Stories.
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In 2015, Olympic dreams called Adigun back, this time, to uncharted territory: sliding on ice at speeds up to 90 miles an hour.
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Thompson's alley-oop dunk and 3-pointers by Love and Sexton highlighted a 16-6 surge to effectively put the game on ice.
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During the court fight, both Freeman and a probate attorney talked about Manson's body being kept "on ice" by the Kern County Coroner.
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A Tour rookie, Dylan Groenewegen, slid across the pavement entangled with his bike for about 15 yards, as if he were on ice.
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Before checking out the trucks, we stopped at a "slip-and-fall" station, where UPS drivers learn how to safely walk on ice.
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Tim Kaine of Virginia, but action on that front appears to be on ice while the impeachment trial is underway in that chamber.
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"We were pretty pumped to have her on ice, and I was excited to stand by her for the national anthem," Shaw said.
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Details: For the first time, scientists quantified the effects of climate change on ice cover across 1.4 million lakes in the Northern Hemisphere.
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All restaurants should keep their white wine selection so unpretentiously on display, with cluttered bottles placed on ice in a stainless steel pan.
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Keeping that in mind, we can also see that Kadri is coming off a year with a career low personal shooting percentage of 6.5 percent (only 4.6 percent at even strength), a career low on-ice team shooting percentage of 5.74 percent, and a career low IPP (percentage of on-ice goals a player is credited for a point with) of 60.6.
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Indicated 0.1 percent higher The biotech company has put the sale of its Dermapro unit on ice, its chief executive told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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The more realistic ones put their astronauts in suspended animation, but instead of sleeping for hundreds of years, they're usually on ice for decades.
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The occupiers' lawyers, including attorneys with the National Lawyers' Guild, have claimed the agents had no right to take possessions not on ICE property.
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While Davis and White have not competed in three years, they have continued to skate and train together, performing in Stars on Ice tours.
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The market is a chilled and cavernous hall, which one recent morning was filled with more than 230,0003 yellow boxes of fish on ice.
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While decisions to put financial asset sales on ice will be seen as pragmatic by many, the delays have serious consequences for government coffers.
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Today: a corporate accounting manager working in manufacturing who makes $95,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on ice cream.
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Money managers slashed their bullish wagers on ICE Brent crude oil futures by the most in nearly eight months in the week to Feb.
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Activists were frustrated by how quickly Democrats backtracked on ICE — saying, as Gillibrand rapidly did, that they didn't want to eliminate the agency altogether.
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And their off-ice romance only helps them on ice, Alexa tells PEOPLE in an interview conducted prior to the pair arriving in Pyeongchang.
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Ron Howard is taking issue with reports Disney is putting future 'Star Wars' spin-offs on ice after his flick fell short, money-wise.
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Even so, Garland, 63, will sit down with Grassley on Tuesday and be told that once again, his nomination will be put on ice.
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On Ice, Banana Fish) and is being produced in conjunction with Cygames (Dragalia Lost and Granblue Fantasy), one of Japan's biggest mobile game companies.
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Accordingly, Beijing's purported aim of turning the shoal into a military airstrip within missile range of Manila has, in effect, been put on ice.
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If you are planning to go leaf-peeping or take a hay ride, you may need to have your Pumpkin Spiced Latte on ice.
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And rightly so—from work stoppages to player safety to the quality of the on-ice product, there's plenty to criticize under his watch.
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The front-month July cotton contract on ICE Futures U.S. was trading marginally lower at 60.50 cents per lb at 1120 GMT on Friday.
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The real learning inevitably comes on ice, however, and that can be a shock when the time comes to graduate from starts on concrete.
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As my fellow exercise buddies nailed pretending to climb a mountain while on ice, I appeared to be having more difficulties than the rest.
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In addition, a startup has been working on a silicone accordion-like condom, the "Origami," but legal battles have put its production on ice.
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But with initiation of the Title III bankruptcy proceedings, the stay goes back into place, putting the lawsuits on ice for another 28503 days.
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So when EDF's board on July 28th at last made the decision to go ahead, the champagne in Somerset was immediately put on ice.
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Csiro has also said that it will reduce research on ice cores from Antarctica that can measure the change over time in greenhouse gases.
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After slipping on ice in front of the one-man observatory he stubbornly continued to operate into his 80s, Weber died a tragic hero.
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New York (CNN)The record-breaking government shutdown is putting some key economic reports on ice, creating more uncertainty for businesses, investors and farmers.
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That could put the company's hopes of expanding on ice and leave it on the sidelines during a critical time for the media industry.
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ST) put on ice on Friday plans to form an aluminum manufacturing joint venture in the United States with Japan's Mitsubishi Aluminum Co (5711.
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The work done on ice VII formation at LLNL will help astrobiologists who are looking for life on exoplanets that are covered in water.
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Civil and immigrant courts were frozen on ice; cases that were postponed may not be addressed for weeks or, in some instances, for years.
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"They could put it down on wood or cement, they even put it on ice a few times," Rod Laver said in an interview.
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WASHINGTON — It looks like Bernie Sanders is about to have another not-so-super Tuesday — a result that could put his campaign on ice.
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Some climbers did not even know how to put on a pair of crampons, clip-on spikes that increase traction on ice, Sherpas said.
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Inside Hong Huong, also in Garden Grove, posters advertised corn milk on ice and the refrigerator was full of tapioca drinks and Vietnamese sweets.
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There, he once hosted Hanukkah on Ice, dialing up his dad and putting him on speaker phone so he could hear the holiday songs.
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It appeared to be on ice, the official said, while offering the caveat that Trump could change his mind and decide to move forward.
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The National Hockey League continues to deny that there's any link between degenerative brain disease known as C.T.E. and repetitive, on-ice head trauma.
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With today's ruling, the federal court is keeping a sweeping regulation on ice, potentially for years, while a new administration works to repeal it.
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Going the extra mile A pair of firefighters in St. Louis walked a mile on ice to get an injured patient to the hospital.
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But Line put that plan on ice last August, with its CEO saying the company would wait until its earnings and market conditions improve.
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Billions of dollars of trade has been put on ice, and Kim has expensive spending habits, including on luxury goods and on his military.
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The Obama administration will officially sign last year's international climate change pact despite its central policy being put on ice by the Supreme Court.
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"Glacier ice harbors diverse microbes, yet the associated viruses and their impacts on ice microbiomes have been unexplored," the authors wrote in the paper.
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Once, after I backed out and started driving down the street, the car staggered, and I thought it was stuck on ice and snow.
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She was more closely aligned, at first, with political progressives, embracing Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, and "starting from scratch" on ICE.
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He calls fishermen on Kenya's coast who catch what he needs, pack it on ice and send it to Nairobi on an overnight bus.
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Fox's bid is on ice until at least March 2018 while UK authorities study its effects on the country's media ownership and broadcasting standards.
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But less than two years after it started, War on Ice is no more — because Ventura, Thomas and Mandrycky got jobs with N.H.L. teams.
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Read more >>> Pop culture has trained us to think of breakups as excuses to binge on ice cream in the dark for a month.
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"Even the boldest measures announced are likely to do no more than put the economy on ice," Richard McGuire, a strategist at Rabobank, said.
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Details: For the first time, scientists have quantified the effects of climate change on ice cover across 1.4 million lakes in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Steve looked at and said "Let's put the tablet on ice," then refocused the company on miniaturizing that tablet and making a phone instead.
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Separately, BMW said it had put a procurement partnership with Daimler on ice, given a probe into potential antitrust behaviour by German carmakers, FAZ said.
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Danica Patrick says she's taken out an "insurance policy" on her biological clock ... putting her eggs on ice to guarantee herself a shot at motherhood.
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Madeline (who is protective of Jane and Ziggy) plans a counterattack, an outing to Disney on Ice on the same day as Amabella's big party.
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She's not above ruining Renata's daughter's birthday party by playing the ultimate trump card: luring away the invited children with tickets to Frozen on Ice.
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Replay appeared to show McAvoy put the puck in the zone before Sean Kuraly could get clear, but the referees upheld the call on ice.
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And if you want the best deals on ice cream you should get over your general dislike of dollar stores and hit up Dollar General.
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The walls were lit like daylight in high winter, and their boots cracked bass notes on the white floors like they were walking on ice.
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In case you're still not feeling any of that, believe me when I say Yuri on Ice is worth watching for its skating sequences alone.
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Based in Texas, they haven't been able to practice on ice, so much of the trio's preparation has been focused on strength training and conditioning.
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The reform was due to be definitively approved in the lower house in September, but has been put on ice because of the government crisis.
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Simply melt together chocolate with coconut oil (which hardens at lower temperatures, hence creating the shell), pour on ice cream, and get ready to crack.
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That means that for anyone looking to celebrate the return of strong pay increases in the years ahead should probably keep the champagne on ice.
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Adam [Rippon] is going to be on my team, which will be super helpful because we'll be traveling together for our Stars on Ice tour.
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For a potential owner, the economics of landing an expansion franchise look much better if they don't involve suffering through years of on-ice futility.
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And when your toes go numb from walking on ice, you can head back into the warming tents for a beer, chili or "warm" Gatorade.
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In photos from the video shoot, Daigle can be seen wearing an orange gown with a long train as she stands solitary on ice caps.
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You can extend that two hour rule by keeping cold foods on ice (below 40 degrees) or hot foods in the oven above 140 degrees.
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The most-active cotton contract on ICE Futures U.S., the second-month December contract , fell as much as over 3 percent earlier in the session.
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Simply clip it to the top of a can or bottle, lay it on ice, and watch it spin and cool your drink in minutes.
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Immigration advocates and immigrants need to be prepared that the rules have changed, and we can no longer rely on ICE going after violent criminals.
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BusinessInsider reports that Queen Elizabeth drinks a gin and Dubonnet on ice with a slice of lemon before she sit down for her midday meal.
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"Time on ice is one of the stats that you can't get from the game, but we're able to keep track of it," Glass says.
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Another one-handed highlight catch put the game on ice in the fourth quarter, as New York turned away Detroit in a pivotal NFC matchup.
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The U.S. admonition has created tensions within the ruling coalition and one senior League official has called for the MOU to be put on ice.
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All kinds of species, not just those that depend on ice and snow for survival, might be affected by the ruling, according to environmental lawyers.
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Combine that with his career low even strength on-ice shooting percentage and IPP last season, and he should be in for a big year.
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One was a 4-4 deadlock that kept President Obama's signature immigration plan on ice, a blow to his hopes to shield millions from deportation.
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In attempting to make Democrats take a stand on ICE, Republicans apparently think a vote against the agency could hurt their opponents in the midterms.
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A federal judge in Seattle put the controversial policy on ice last week so the courts could consider a legal challenge from Washington and Minnesota.
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Greenpeace, which coined the phrase "Chernobyl on Ice," worries that the reactors will endanger the environment and that there isn't enough oversight of the plant.
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Clambering inside on ice-covered concrete, water dropping from the walls, the smashed ceiling lit by torches, it is easy to imagine the midnight attack.
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The decline of Okjökull signals huge changes ahead for an economy that depends heavily on ice and water, in the forms of tourism and seafood.
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In fact, more people were deported on ICE Air in the last full month of Obama's presidency than in Trump's first full month in power.
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Because even with a few wobbles, Gillespie has choreographed a winning account that breathes life into Harding's tale after 20-some-odd years on ice.
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For example, the daily volume of contracts on the DME averaged 8,762 lots in 2016, while Brent futures on ICE averaged about 57,600 last year.
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But Semma, who had already slipped on ice that morning, and whose friends had almost been injured themselves, had a few choice words for Gutman.
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Mr. Refslund will provide guests at 14 seats with an à la carte menu divided into three sections: on ice, from the oven and sweets.
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I think of it as if you're bingeing on ice cream and your spoon will eventually hit the bottom of the pint of ice cream.
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Because watching a man eat lobster salad is fine (I mean, no judgement if that's your fetish) but watching him eat it on ice cream?
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All his restaurants are named Milos, and they are famous for their impeccable seafood, extravagantly displayed on ice and, at prime dinner hours, extravagantly priced.
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New York on Ice: Skating in the City, a new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York, explores these developments and more.
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When he asks Fetisov about the Soviets' disappointing loss to the United States in the 272 "Miracle On Ice," for instance, no words are necessary.
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Councils in the city are threatening to clamp down on ice cream trucks that roam their streets if they do not become more environmentally friendly.
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"The American people have a right to their opinions, but these spurious attacks on ICE by our political leaders must stop," Mr. Pence said Friday.
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In a statement in response to Reuters questions, however, the company declined to confirm it had put Chief Executive Rico Back's turnaround plans on ice.
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Quest for On-Ice Equality Echoes a Fight From 30 Years Ago Justine Blainey-Broker opened the doors for girls and boys to play together.
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"We will hold the line until hell freezes over, and then we will be here on ice skates," Muskogee High School teacher Diane Walker said.
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A federal judge in Seattle put the controversial policy on ice last week so the courts could consider a legal challenge from Washington and Minnesota.
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The company has several versions of its touring shows, including underwater and on ice shows and others based on Michael Jackson, Lionel Messi, the Beatles.
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I also had "try this" instead of USE THIS, "on ice" instead of NO ICE (again, how could we not), and "razor" instead of KAZOO.
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Cleareyed, comfortless, often dazzling, like sun on ice, "Anatomy of a Suicide" follows three generations of women tethered to life by the thinnest possible filament.
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The GOP leader kept a relatively low profile over the holidays after indicating during a press conference that the talks were on ice until January.
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"Your goals were to get a U.S. medal, a world medal, and to be in Champions on Ice," Mr. Boitano said in a phone interview.
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They attach to any pair of shoes by simply stretching over them and 12 small tungsten carbide spikes keep you steady on ice and snow.
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But senators in his Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) put the initiative on ice, saying it "requires a greater analysis," and only backed medical marijuana use.
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Fears about the effects of global warming on ice — and the game of hockey — are spurring the National Hockey League to commit to going green.
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"We don't know how long that's going to take and we just don't want to be on ice during the interim time period," Avenatti said.
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Mulvaney, a staunch fiscal conservative, has called the CFPB "a sick, sad joke" and would likely put much of the bureau's current agenda on ice.
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"It was 50 below, and I knew they were going to be sleeping on ice and I had to do something," she said on Saturday.
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Enforcers and on-ice bodyguards have since been squeezed out of the game, and some of the league's most notorious provocateurs have transformed into playmakers.
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But after eight years of rehabilitation, and a setback in 2012 when he was injured after slipping on ice, he is about to race again.
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Starbucks is shorting cold drink lovers by loading up on ice cubes, and one thirsty Illinois customer's so pissed about it ... she's filed a lawsuit.
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Link claims Peter threw him into a table ... but Peter claims Brandon was belligerent and only injured himself by slipping on ice outside the bar.
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As for the human employees, some will be moved to other shows, like Disney on Ice and Marvel Live, while the rest will be laid off.
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Howl from Howl's Moving Castle, King Endymion from Sailor Moon, and Yuri Plisetsky from the ice-skating phenomenon Yuri on Ice all come immediately to mind.
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If a little smoky flavor and some tableside flash are all you want, you can pipe smoke under a cloche to dress up oysters on ice.
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Alarm bells started ringing when Handelsblatt, a German daily, reported recently that two other big carmakers, BMW and Daimler, are putting investments in Hungary on ice.
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The traditional way is cold storage -- flushing the heart with a solution that drops its core temperature, and then putting it in a cooler on ice.
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"One person asked me to be their valentine, and I thought it was a little bit premature, so let's keep that on ice," Frankel told PEOPLE.
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Such heavy spending had gouged a chunk out of the companies' balance sheets, putting their IPO plans on ice, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Trump shared some blame, Sandweg said: his extreme rhetoric had forced local politicians to take extreme positions on ICE because of the fear in the communities.
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Tori Spelling and husband Dean McDermott took kids Liam, 9, Hattie, 5, Finn, 93, and Stella, 8, to Disney on Ice presents Worlds of Enchantment, Dec.
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SLAP SHOTS Doug Weight, an Islanders assistant coach and assistant general manager, took part in the pregame on-ice ceremony honoring the 2006 Stanley Cup champions.
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What saved the day, and possibly a patient's life, was that Dr Coussios was bringing not a cold liver, stored on ice, but a warm one.
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A project connecting Israel with Turkey is also on ice, with the two governments at odds over the situation in Gaza and the status of Jerusalem.
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The champagne remains on ice as the Washington Nationals' magic number is stuck on two to clinch their third National League East title in five years.
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LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Britain sold 860,000 spot EU aviation emission allowances (EUAAs) for 15.51 euros per tonne each on ICE on Wednesday, the exchange said.
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There's the on-ice kissing, the way they look at each other, the steamy Moulin Rouge program that is somehow sexier than anything in Moulin Rouge.
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The practice sleds are heavier than racing ones, and real sleds are a lot quicker on ice, but the push track is all about explosive starts.
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There had been some speculation — including from AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson — that the DOJ's action would put Disney's talks with 213st Century Fox on ice.
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There had been some speculation — including from AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson — that the DOJ's action would put Disney's talks with 21st Century Fox on ice.
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The polar bear beautifully represents this, unlike the brown bear or black wear, which definitely do not sit on ice all day like a Buddhist monk.
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Meanwhile, money mangers hiked their bullish wagers on ICE Brent crude oil futures to the highest on record during the week as prices surged 4.3 percent.
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But Crosby led all players with six shots on goal and eight shot attempts and had the most time on ice among forwards, playing 23 minutes.
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It was shortlisted in a sale of privately held healthcare group Dermapharm, but that sale was put on ice on Wednesday on a disagreement on price.
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But it has faltered, with the group selling the last two brands back to their founders, putting Zagliani on ice, and renaming the subsidiary JAB Luxury.
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For all the tales of Howe's on-ice toughness — the elbows, the hard checks — it was his unassuming kindness off the ice that so many recalled.
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Until then relations between Oslo and Beijing had been on ice, because of the award of the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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The Lomonosov platform has been dubbed "Chernobyl on ice" or "floating Chernobyl" by Greenpeace, referring to the Soviet power plant that melted down in the 1980s.
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Oysters from the East and West Coasts are served supremely fresh, on ice, or dredged in cornmeal and housemade Creole seasoning and fried for a po'boy.
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WRDA With Trump's $85033 trillion infrastructure plan on ice, the House will turn to a waterways bill designed to revitalize some of the nation's aging infrastructure.
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But after it filed documents to go public, intense scrutiny of its financials and leadership slashed its valuation in half and put the IPO on ice.
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With the GOP's ObamaCare repeal push largely on ice, Democrats are shifting their focus from defending the Affordable Care Act to pitching their own healthcare ideas.
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Gadsby incurred some 640 stitches, many in his face, along with broken legs, ribs and thumbs and a broken nose, all souvenirs of mayhem on ice.
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New York Islanders goaltender Robin Lehner had a rough 2017-18 season, and his final game with the Buffalo Sabres was his worst on-ice experience.
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After a childhood on ice skates and inline skates, I thought I could wake up early and practice until I became less rusty on quad skates.
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But when backup arrived, one of them allegedly ran off in a panic, and a cop following on foot slipped and injured his head on ice.
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When a remote Alaskan town just trying to cope with a month of darkness attracts a coven of sadistic vampires, a literal Hell on ice unfolds.
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FRIEND SKELETON, CALIBRE 3 Price on application While some of its fashion competitors have put their fine watchmaking operations on ice, Chanel continues to press ahead.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — The clink of skates on ice, the multilingual cheers of fans, the rousing national anthems — every Olympic Games has its familiar sonic pleasures.
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As retaliation, Madeline buys "Disney on Ice" tickets so that Ziggy; her youngest daughter, Chloe (Darby Camp); and several of their friends will skip Amabella's party.
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Like most of the others, this one has soaring whitewashed rooms, stone and pottery details, potted olive trees and a gleaming display of fish on ice.
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The contract for a new $3603 billion electronic health records system to replace the one built in-house decades ago was put on ice months ago.
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Even putting your files on ice, however, won't protect against several other types of fraud that experts like Ms. Litan, from Gartner, worry about even more.
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In the strictest sense of the term, I have found little else that serves as pure an appetite-whetting function as a good vermouth on ice.
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" This finger-stabbing phase was followed by one that might be described as, "I take off my clothes and cut myself, sometimes while lying on ice.
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The sticking points in the talks are the level of funding for barriers on the border and how much money to spend on ICE detention facilities.
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The application signals a resumption in development planning for the mine, which was first proposed in 2011 but which has been on ice in recent years.
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"Chill in the cooler" doesn't mean put on ice, here, or not literally; it means to DO TIME, sit in the slammer, serve out a sentence.
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In the film "Crazy House," Tucker does his shaking while rubbing his hands together, as if he were shivering in the cold while skating on ice.
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Trump signed an executive order issuing new sanctions on Turkish officials, hiking tariffs on Turkish steel imports and putting trade negotiations with the country on ice.
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"We've heard a rising chorus of concern, which now begins to speak of actual capex plans being put on ice for the time being," he said.
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"Holidays on Ice," David Sedaris If anyone knows what it's like to be alone on Christmas, I'm sure they will have wished they had this book.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 star, 46, set the record straight while attending Disney on Ice Mickey's Search Party celebrity skate party on Friday with her family.
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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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But despite the key changes, core components of the revised ban were still put on ice by two different federal judges before it even took effect.
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Launched a few weeks after Metcalf joined the Maple Leafs, War on Ice featured many of the new metrics previously found on sites like Extra Skater.
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Furthermore, unlike what you might expect, the overwhelming majority of cold-weather casualties do not result from vehicular accidents, falls on ice or snow-related activities.
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After a promotion to creative director at Salvatore Ferragamo last month, Paul Andrew, fashion's favorite shoe designer, has decided to put his own brand on ice.
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Worse, climate scientists probably won't be able to pin down an exact number anytime soon, because getting a handle on ice-sheet dynamics is inherently tricky.
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For those of us who are missing out on ice and fire, MTV gave us a bounty of the latter, in the form of dancers on fire.
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"Soul on Ice: Past, Present & Future," a documentary about the history of black hockey players, will be shown on the NHL Network on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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An hour after his birth he threatened the cross state rivals via twitter, turned the tee shirt cannon on his co workers and fights mites on ice.
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I recently switched from coffee to matcha to help heal a few skin issues, so I resist a latte and order matcha and water on ice (yawn).
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In Houston, 22-year-old Cynthia Chavez said she walked on ice for the first time in her life on Wednesday, and fell on her second step.
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More than 10 years before the show aired, Michael Ontkean (Sheriff Harry S. Truman) performs an on-ice striptease in George Roy Hill's hockey comedy Slap Shot.
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The delivery against the July raw sugar contract on ICE Futures U.S. totaled about 41,500 lots, about 2.1 million tonnes of raw sugar, three traders told Reuters.
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It was reported throughout 2015 that Amazon was refocusing its Lab126 hardware division, with projects including a 14-inch tablet said to have been put on ice.
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The following year, the Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Oblast was formed inside the borders of the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic, putting the conflict on ice for several decades.
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You can see in on-ice video of the incident ... Bouwmeester appeared to pass out on the St. Louis bench -- and his teammates immediately called for help.
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The rhetoric has expanded to include a "Pacific Silk Road", a "Silk Road on Ice" that crosses the Arctic Ocean and a "Digital Silk Road" through cyberspace.
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The visitors were standing on ice when the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier in Vatnajökull National Park did what's known as calving, according to tour guide company Háfjall's Facebook page.
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London-based fitness studio 1Rebel has launched a fitness class called "Rebels on Ice" that involves high=intensity interval training (HIIT) training on a slippery ice rink.
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A law aimed at preserving glaciers in the Andes, home to a large part of Argentina's mineral wealth, has also helped keep some large projects on ice.
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For the cocktails section, many of the recipes are more "character-inspired," like Jamie's Rusty Nail—basically scotch whiskey and Drambuie on ice, with a lemon twist.
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It's totally obsessive and crazy and almost silly (to the point of parody) to focus on ice so much, but if it's in the pursuit of perfection?
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The decision to cut the program evidently caught the team itself off guard, as they were on ice practicing, and also had a recruit fly in today.
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Those who missed out on ice cream scoop seesaws last summer will be happy to know that Choco-Story will be a permanent fixture in the shop.
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Stable, thick ice that once allowed residents to hunt and fish, or drive on ice highways between Rigolet and surrounding communities, is growing alarmingly, even dangerously, thin.
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At El Kilo, another popular spot with fresh seafood on ice lining the window display, owner Gustavo Muñoz shared some wisdom on how to develop novel servings.
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She however acknowledged that sharper political rhetoric along with Britain's decision in June to leave the European Union could put negotiations on ice for the foreseeable future.
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The 20-year-old defensive end claims he repaid the loan, but the NCAA put him on ice anyway and he could face a 4-game suspension.
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Executives at Asian automakers with factories in Britain, including Toyota and Nissan say they could slow investments in Britain or even put them on ice for now.
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With the threat of government encroachment on ice and high-speed internet access proliferating in the mid-2000s, Intuit looked forward to steady growth and big profits.
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You want enough support to help prevent a rolled ankle if you slip on ice, but your winter work boots probably don't need a calf-high rise.
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WASHINGTON: Washington State hit 118 degrees Fahrenheit twice —once on Ice Harbor Dam near Ash on August 5, 1961, and once in Wahluke on July 24, 1928.
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Pick the right moment If you were refused because the business is genuinely struggling, then putting the request on ice for a few months might be best.
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And we know why that is—it's because hitting and fighting and bad blood and on-ice payback are all on the decline, if not gone altogether.
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BTW ... the festival goes on ice after Kendrick Lamar's performance Sunday night and fires up again Friday night with Radiohead, Gaga Saturday and Kendrick closes it out.
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