"Raindrops" is the latest preview of Sweetener, due Aug. 17.
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AND FINALLY ... Raindrops keep falling on my head Cuteness alert!
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Raindrops are visible as they fall unimpeded into the room.
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"There were bullets like raindrops from every side," she said.
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Nintendo must dodge a number of raindrops as it moves forward.
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Here's what else is happening: Raindrops keep fallin' on my head.
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Next, we added the dangling raindrops, which was a frustrating task.
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The glue provided did not hold the raindrops to the string.
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"One raindrop doesn't carve a canyon, but enough raindrops will," Dessler says.
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Rather, they're observing masses of objects that clearly aren't little spherical raindrops.
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The result is supercooled raindrops can chill below freezing, while remaining liquid.
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Are those raindrops leaking through the weathered stage onto the electrical equipment?
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Observe how the raindrops dance and ripple on the surface of puddles.
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Layla stares at the raindrops on the windshield, rivers shrieking across glass.
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The TENG would do that on a very small scale for raindrops.
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Instead, we see the sun peeking through bulbous clouds and colliding with raindrops.
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The air rustled the grasses, with a few large raindrops passing through it.
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Raindrops thumped on our hoods and ran down the creases of our jackets.
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It will take a flood of raindrops to start carving away at climate change.
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To be clear, these things are not raindrops on roses or whiskers on kittens.
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Here's what else is happening: You might find some raindrops on roses this morning.
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"It's not for me to say," Ms. Pearl said, as the first raindrops fell.
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On my run, the dirt trails were damp and pink wildflowers gleamed with raindrops.
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To put it another way, imagine raindrops falling on a broad stretch of land.
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The performance artist Glenda Léon notates music and dance scores with images of raindrops.
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According to the UK's Met Office, "rainbows are formed when sunlight is scattered from raindrops into the eyes of an observer" — so in the picture above, the spray from the fountain could be taking the role of the raindrops to refract the sunlight.
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You can even zoom in to see how details like how snowflakes and raindrops form.
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Two men at the bottom levered frantically at something protruding from water puckered with raindrops.
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Weather: A few snowflakes or raindrops this morning, otherwise cloudy with a high of 45.
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When tree and soil aromas drift skyward, they act as water-gathering hubs, seeding raindrops.
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"Stories have this way of running together like raindrops in a pond," the narrator thinks.
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I imagined a bell ringing in a ruined cathedral and raindrops falling into a pool.
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A window looking out of the museum indicates miserable weather, as the glass spatters with raindrops.
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The short linear marks make me think of metaphoric raindrops, as if a landscape could cry.
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By the way, while a few raindrops won't hurt it, the Vivo V9 not water resistant.
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In other words, it reduced the risk of raindrops having enough time to turn to ice.
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I take my place at the altar and as more times goes by … more raindrops fall.
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The last stragglers emerged, clinging to ropes as heavy raindrops pelted them and slimed the trail.
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The idea of diamonds showering down like raindrops sounds like something out of a Tiffany's commercial.
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Another blew through in the morning and slammed the tent with raindrops the size of nickels.
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Oh, and no show cancellations for raindrops this time — the Gang goes on rain or shine.
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A dappled grey texture of circles, the caption reveals, is a record of prints left by raindrops.
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The unique treats from Raindrops are shaped to look like classic savory foods like pizza and hamburgers.
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But Chapman could not grip the ball well amid all the raindrops and walked the leadoff hitter.
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"Lick those raindrops from the rainy day/You can take me for a walk in the park"?
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Hammerstein believed every word he wrote — including the raindrops, the blossoms and the larks learning to pray.
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In the dining room, a massive sculpture by Sinisa Kukec resembles two golden raindrops plinking into puddles.
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I walked across the park one rainy afternoon, and I could see individual raindrops hitting the puddles.
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It wafted from the mall, where raindrops seemed to fall just as Mr. Trump began his address.
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Under a microscope, she showed me its unusual morphology—like raindrops frozen on a pane of glass.
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Thunder crashes in the distance, and raindrops the size of quarters smack the window by my bunk.
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Supercooling raindrops is really what's poking these cookie-cutter holes in the clouds over the southeastern United States.
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Stare wistfully out the window, and if it's raining, trace the raindrops down the glass with your finger.
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The app has it all: meditation and breathing exercises with animated scenes of actual raindrops falling on trees.
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She can no longer play in the snow, and even a few raindrops can result in an outbreak.
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Out came the models, like refugees from a perverse fairy tale, raindrops glittering like crystals on the tulle.
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I ended up choosing the raindrops track, which did a fine job drowning out noise from my pets.
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I find a pair that looks like clouds with raindrops falling from them and have to have them.
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"Every time it rained, the raindrops would fall on other people, but never on me," Raniere tells India.
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The sweatshirt also featured a graphic of a storm cloud complete with a lighting bolt, raindrops and a sun.
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If you're after something that's more creative than functional, there are plenty of other options, from raindrops to woodland.
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Occasionally Pugh dips into full-on surrealsim, drawing digits that drip like raindrops or adding eyes to fern leaves.
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As Mr. Brooks sang, with eyes closed, about the trauma of failed love, raindrops were exploding at his feet.
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As it moves over the body, it might come into contact with sweat or raindrops on the skin's surface.
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" Bad meaning manufactured and "musically underwhelming", boujee meaning "removed from the raindrops and drop tops of lived, earned experience.
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Then postpartum depression kicked in, so early motherhood has not been only raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens.
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Because the Sleepbuds were designed to muffle unwanted noise, they specifically play sounds like raindrops or a water stream.
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Let's say you looked out the window of the courtroom and saw raindrops falling down and hitting the window.
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"Do not miss the chance to groove, my child," writes Peter Kagayi, a poet, "at the pattering of life's raindrops."
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She thought an autumn shower had begun which would help douse the fire, but the raindrops were really falling embers.
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Beneath the mask's toothy grin is an orthogonal wind tube, while thin sticks representative of raindrops dangle from two fins.
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It can take several minutes for raindrops to fall from their cloud homes in the sky to the Earth's surface.
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For now, though, Hina finds peace under a blue sky where fish soar and raindrops fall up, swirling like tadpoles.
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Drops of sweat ran down my forehead faster than the raindrops on the window, and my head felt very heavy.
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As the land drops off in either direction, the elevation difference doesn't just drive raindrops downhill—it also moves human waste.
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"Centered plants, flowers, ripples created by raindrops—it's a kind of mandala, which is a natural thing in nature," explains Gintalaitė.
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Stencils in the shapes of clouds, flowers and raindrops (included in the book) can be used to help the process along.
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Unless you're living through Cape Town's drought, it's difficult to understand how emotional an experience it was watching those raindrops fall.
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Zoom in on their Bitmoji on the map, and you'll see animated raindrops, or sunshine, or snow depending on where they are.
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The Mexico Tourism Board and the creative agency LAPIZ have partnered to create a manmade cloud that produces raindrops of actual tequila.
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When warm, humid air cools, it loses its capacity to maintain its water content and precipitation occurs in the form of raindrops.
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Cooper explains that, as lightning flashes over the body, it might come into contact with sweat or raindrops on the skin's surface.
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At another point, Mr. Norman describes raindrops "the size of wet crowbars," which is a better description of how that image lands.
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Ariana also got upset during the opening number, "Raindrops (An Angel Cried)" and was unable to finish the song through her tears.
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When we came out of the store, the sky went black in seconds, and raindrops the size of tennis balls started falling.
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None is independently striking; their force comes from their juxtaposition with one another — pat pat pat, like raindrops on a metal roof.
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Recent Hollywood movies like "Moana" and "Finding Dory" display glistening waves, plump raindrops and churning ocean depths with gaudy trade-show flash.
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A one-two punch of weather systems delivers raindrops this morning and then another round of rain tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night.
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But researchers in China have found an ingenious solution: They've developed solar panels that can harness the motion of raindrops for energy.
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The video, periodically obscured by raindrops, shows the sanctuary through a cage in which the animals are fed (although none show up).
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Knightley previously exhibited this talent before when she played "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head" on The Graham Norton Show back in January.
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It all started a few years back, when Buie and his colleagues used high-speed cameras to visualize raindrops striking a porous surface.
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What they did was a couple of raindrops inside of a waterfall, of things that were occurring from legitimate sources and paid campaigns.
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A raccoon riding in a car (yeah, we know that's kind of weird, so just roll with it) hilariously tries to catch raindrops.
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Faces are no longer seamed, nor are raindrops stippled on the windowpane, cats high-tailed in a turf war, postage stamps vividly illustrative.
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The audience saw worried-looking men wiping raindrops from a passing shower off the helicopters, which were idling a few hundred yards away.
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But the most special is the tagimoucia, a crimson and white flower that hangs down in clusters like a chain of ruby raindrops.
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In the demo you can feel raindrops hit your glove, pick flowers and, if you are brave, let a spider crawl up your hand.
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This distinct reverse-folding design is completely drip-proof, keeping those bone-chilling raindrops at bay by tucking its wet side on the inside.
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To capture an image the camera system picks a point at which to start counting the raindrops, measuring the light that hits the sensor.
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Bacharach is known for songs including "Wishin' and Hopin' " and "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head," as well as the Broadway musical Promises, Promises.
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Photo: MIT NewsWe've already figured out how to treat surfaces so that liquids, like spilled food or raindrops, quickly bead up and roll away.
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Given everything, Hammond seemed oddly ebullient—drumming his thumbs on the steering wheel, whistling a little despite a few raindrops blossoming on the windshield.
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Locke was a guide, teaching his students about fine art and gay manhood, a dance between raindrops in a storm of homophobia and racism.
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Feel the raindrops land on your clothing and the sensations as they drip and trickle on exposed skin — hands, legs or an upturned face.
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That would be "Bad and Boujee," a calm snarl of a single with a pair of opening words—"raindrops, drop-top"—that seem nonsensical.
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When that happens, look to the Park Service to clarify that those are tears, not raindrops, on the cheeks of the Statue of Liberty.
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The painting, an original study for the work called "Tough Call," shows three umpires pondering whether to halt a game as raindrops begin to fall.
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The soundtrack plays along to their movements: the sounds of thunderstorms, wind, and raindrops recede or intensify, depending on the rhythm of the kids' confrontation.
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A blob of mist balances on top of a mountain; leafless trees contort themselves in slow-motion interpretive dance; heavy raindrops make the puddles boil.
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Mushrooms love shade and humidity, and there's no better place for either than the base of a plant that holds raindrops or dew for hours.
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Both Dulé and I were crying while we were reciting our vows, and I wasn't sure if it was raindrops or tears falling on my shoulders.
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If you don't do that, if you let the resentments grow, those raindrops become a flood and it's too late to put everything back together again.
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And so whenever he's making out in the rain, he can "see" the person he's making out with because raindrops are bouncing off the person's face.
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The specially designed header is a purple-colored Google logo with animated raindrops in the background — a nod to the musician's iconic Purple Rain album and film.
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"Raindrops at 10 to 80 mph hurt, so you spend most of your time inside the vehicle, cramped and unable to really sleep at all," said Waugh.
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In the future, this technology could be helpful in developing self-cleaning car windshields, defrosting airplane wings or even to harness energy from raindrops, Dr. Song said.
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There's something satisfying about sitting in a warm pool watching the raindrops that had pummeled us the whole trip slide off the plastic bubble that enveloped us.
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While the East battles the raindrops, heat remains in place across the southern Plains, lower Mississippi Valley, and much of the Southwest and far western United States.
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But unlike raindrops, hailstones, or bird poop, these elementary particles go right through your body—and through Earth's crust, mantle, and core—at nearly the speed of light.
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For several minutes, all she hears is the pitter-patter of chilly February raindrops on the barn roof mixed with the pulsing sound of her own heart racing.
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People in St. Gabriel, one of the towns, no longer sit outside in the evenings, since chemicals released at night sometimes fall like yellow raindrops or "golden mist."
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At the top of those mountains, I delivered an impromptu eulogy as raindrops gently tapped the dark green awning covering his casket and our small group of mourners.
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She kicked off the tour with "Raindrops (An Angel Cried)" from offstage, before popping up to sing "God Is A Woman" to screams that had me stand on end.
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Inclement weather presents numerous challenges for AVs, including sensor obstructions caused by raindrops and ice — one reason U.S. developers most often test them in states with dry, sunny weather.
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Health experts say toxic chemicals and debris eventually drop back to Earth, through the air or within raindrops, where they can be inhaled or ingested by humans and animals.
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In past demos I've experienced, Ambeo Soundbar prototypes did that, creating the impression that airplanes on a screen were flying right above me and raindrops were falling behind me.
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Since it's not a sound machine, it doesn't have raindrops falling on roses or trees swishing in the wind, but instead, has noises that resemble fans and ambient sounds.
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Now, Fernández's multidirectional flashes of light flicker and dance across hundreds of columns inside a dark architectural void, while the simulated raindrops echo and reverberate throughout the massive space.
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The PS5's 3D audio feature will make virtual raindrops sound like they're falling from different directions and can help players pinpoint where an in-game enemy is lurking.
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In Ranjani Shettar's installation "Seven Ponds and a Few Raindrops," looping, delicate steel forms covered in tamarind-stained muslin sway ominously in midair, evocative of parched flora or exoskeletons.
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The lushness and particularities of the island are omnipresent in her verse, from the "raindrops huge as grapefruits" to the "radio shouting bout rumors of wind" during hurricane season.
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Lines of Hardy came to serve as the epigraph — "Down their carved names / the raindrops plough" — to Chapter 20 of "Another Life," the most moving of Walcott's autobiographical work.
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The winds picked up and slow, heavy raindrops started to fall as beachgoers gathered their belongings to seek cover, some of whom chuckled while taking photos of the banner.
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Joan Ashby's writing is a touch amateur; for instance, raindrops are "big as cats and dogs," and her characters read like fantasies of free spirits more than actual people.
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A group of researchers from Soochow University in China has come up with a promising solution to that problem: they've developed solar panels that can generate power from raindrops.
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Halsey used various emojis to caption the pictures, which corresponded to the color of her bangs: red cherries, an orange peach, a yellow lemon and blue raindrops and ocean waves.
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"It's weird being rainkin [because] rain doesn't retain memories—it's water, it doesn't have a consciousness," one mused on a blog littered with artistic pictures of raindrops cascading into puddles.
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In another year at the United States Open, tiny raindrops like these, as sparse as they were, would have struck terror in the minds of spectators and tournament officials alike.
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"Oh, how I miss the wind on my face, the feeling of raindrops, sand on my feet and the sound of the surf crashing on the Galveston beach," she said.
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But it struggles during bad weather: The lidar laser points will bounce off raindrops, snowflakes or dust, obscuring things that are more important for it to see, like cars and pedestrians.
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But even if Trump's conduct dodges the statutory raindrops and doesn't quite meet the definition of a federal crime, impeachment at its core is a remedy for abuse of constitutional power.
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Egg shapes are incredibly diverse among bird species: hummingbirds lay eggs in the shape of Tic Tacs; owls make globe-like eggs; and sand pipers lay pointy eggs shaped like raindrops.
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The sky was dark, thunder rumbled, lightning cracked across the sky and large raindrops soaked the flower-petal pathway and chairs waiting for wedding guests on a beach in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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SOWERBY BRIDGE, England — Shaking the raindrops from her waterproof jacket, its oversized hood nearly covering her eyes, Lisa Nandy bundled into the Willow Cafe with a smile and an easy hello.
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It was projecting bright red light and images of raindrops and, finally, the forest, calling to mind those Instagram posts of scenery paired with platitudes that Tiller's lyrics so boldly evoke.
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Because even if Trump's conduct dodges the statutory raindrops and doesn't quite meet the definition of any federal crime, impeachment at its core is a remedy for abuse of constitutional power.
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Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens can take a seat because Amy Poehler opened a wine store in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, and it's our absolute new favorite thing.
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There's enough space in the mix for the click-thud of shifting gears, the raindrops hitting the windshield, and the spray coming off the tires to play together, not against each other.
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After waiting for a particularly rainy night — so the sound of raindrops against the tents would disguise footsteps — he fled along with two friends, though he has since lost contact with both.
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But tonight, after sharing the experience with Evelyn of listening to a legend singing his greatest work, his voice damaged but still fabulous, the raindrops only merged with our tears of joy.
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The only downside to the elevated seating was that when it rained — which was quite often on my trip — the windows were covered in raindrops making it difficult to see the scenery.
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Here is the opening of "2011": On the last bus from Dublin to Limerick Raindrops pelted the landscape And held little photos Of aluminum crutches in each drop Rolling down the glass.
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With higher frequencies comes shorter transmission ranges, and shorter wavelengths tend to experience greater issues when there's no direct line of sight, along with interference from walls, buildings, window panes, and even raindrops.
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Scientists knew that an insect had to bump the trigger hairs more than once to cause the trap to shut, presumably to avoid wasting energy by responding to random raindrops and windblown debris.
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Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens really are the best, but as we grew older, we realized there's something we'd like to add to that mood-boosting, feel good list: red lipstick.
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" In the clip posted to Grande's Instagram account, the singer sits on a massive staircase while singing acapella, "When raindrops fell down from the sky, the day you left me an angel cried.
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With its Mondrian-esque raindrops and simulated rain sounds, the 2009 debut of Venezuelan artist Magdalena Fernández's 2iPM009 installation was meant to be projected onto screens and fill a gallery space's acoustic environment.
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Closer to the Capitol, where the attire took on the more muted shades of wool and fur overcoats, attendees with tickets — many of them donors to the inauguration — simply smiled through the raindrops.
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Many of nature's patterns — raindrops hitting a pool of water or the arrangement of leaves — are organized as fractals, and the human retina moves in a fractal pattern while taking in a view.
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And then consider the raindrops on the glass panes in "Rainy Window" (2014) — and how her tans, browns and grays complement each other and the subject – and you get a sense of Dodd's mastery.
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Michael Kors did, with a variety act set to a medley of "Raindrops on Roses" and "Respect" (and Beyoncé and "West Side Story" and Madonna and more), featuring a medley of his greatest hits.
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Thunderstorms triggered by atmospheric disturbance might at first seem to offer relief in the form of raindrops, but instead, bolts of lightning can strike nearby trees and spread the fire even further than before.
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Transferred to the Otay Mesa Detention Center in nearby San Diego, she recalls the joy she felt on the drive, seeing the sky and the raindrops on the windshield after 10 days in detention.
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The family appeared to go all out for the gathering, even getting two storm cloud flower arrangements — complete with raindrops made of Swarovski crystals — that TMZ reports the 25-year-old rapper bought for $7,145.
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Scott's family appeared to go all out for the gathering, even getting two storm cloud flower arrangements — complete with raindrops made of Swarovski crystals — that TMZ reported the 25-year-old rapper bought for $7,145.
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A series of R2-D2-like bleeps morphed into a dog howling in a desert, which went haywire and became a bird before transforming into a metronome, then trickling raindrops, ricocheting and encircling the room.
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The record opens with "raindrops (an angel cried)," a Four Seasons cover which sees Grande placing remembrance at the very heart of Sweetener, as she mournfully pays her respects to those lost in the atrocity.
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He also showed off images that demonstrated how the system performed even when camera lenses were obscured by raindrops, and how their software could infer where pedestrians were, even when they were obscured by parked cars.
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While we're delighted that Four Weddings and a Funeral had a happy ending and we recognize that London is prone to downpours, having a heartfelt conversation as raindrops spill down your nose feels a little...miserable.
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As raindrops fell on the crowd gathered on the National Mall, Trump said he planned to "transfer power from Washington, D.C." to the people, taking swipes at longtime politicians, some of whom stood just over his shoulder.
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You can almost feel the wet ground on which they fall when the girl sprints towards the boy to kick him, or the raindrops and mud that glue to their skin, now refreshed from the steamy weather.
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I pause to examine white wisps of hair braided tightly into a tail, then move along the outline of a particularly conical head to rest on the shiny raindrops articulating the surface of another man's black hood.
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The July 25 call between Trump and Zelensky, for example, is direct evidence: you can look at it and see Trump's own words to Zelensky, much as you could look out the courtroom window and see raindrops.
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Trump stepped to the podium in front of a massive crowd of supporters -- though smaller than the throngs that attended President Barack Obama's inauguration in 2009 -- to deliver his inaugural address as raindrops splattered onto his shoulders. Rev.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand cherry producers are flying helicopters low over their orchards to dry off raindrops and protect thousands of tonnes of their product headed to Asia to feed rapidly growing demand from Chinese New Year revelers.
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The collection, Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining, debuted on her website in April with prices ranging from 30 pounds, or $43, for a gold bolt charm to £6,900 for a diamond cloud with diamond and sapphire raindrops.
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Pieces of black plastic cut into a heart with jagged edges and a cloud with three raindrops, both suspended from the ceiling by colored rope, conjure early computer icons and suggest an easy-to-use approach to art.
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Today (Friday): While raindrops are possible, daytime hours are the best chance at staying dry — between higher chances for showers and fog early in the morning and another round of showers arriving in the late afternoon or evening.
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Their research, published last month in the journal ACS Nano, details how technology known as a triboelectric nanogenerator, or TENG, could get added to a solar panel to capture energy from the motion of raindrops that hit it.
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"Over the Rainbow," with music by Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg, was written for the iconic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. "When all the world is a hopeless jumble, and the raindrops tumble all around …" the song begins.
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"One of the first Valentine's Days my husband and I spent together when we were young and on fire and had no money, he stood out in a storm with a glass vase and collected raindrops," Ms. Marvel recalled.
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" (A full track list is hidden in Grande's "No Tears Left To Cry" music video, though not in order.) The first song on the album is called "Raindrops," a sample from Hal Miller & The Rays' 1961 tune "An Angel Cried.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a personal reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen's The Ugly Duckling, artist Marina Abramović has illustrated the story with her own childlike pencil drawings: sharply-cracked eggs, crude raindrops, fat cobblestones, cats with coquettish eyes.
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Sometimes, even those who largely love popular culture, through the foibles of taste that makes distinct raindrops (now that "snowflake" is off the table forever) of us all, we just don't like what is uniformly liked, and we have reasons.
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As the book continues, seriality appears in the form of raindrops, cars in New York City, and finally, seven eye-candy reproductions of original Kusama works, including the textured chair of stuffed appendages Accumulation No. 1 (1962) and an Infinity Room.
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Ms. Grande's song is an extended reinterpretation of "My Favorite Things" from "The Sound of Music," with Ms. Grande changing the original's lyrics about innocent joys — "raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens" — to an anthem of empowerment through conspicuous consumption.
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The caption proclaims "Do nothing for 15 seconds" and I'm mesmerized as I watch raindrops fall to the ground during a sun shower and follow an invisible brush as it slowly paints the word "Calm" across the screen in white script.
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Franchisees get caps and shirts with distinctive blue raindrops, and street theater troupes help uneducated people make the connection between dirty water and diarrhea, which sickens millions of children every day and, when chronic, can leave them mentally and physically stunted.
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"Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens …" And on the bar and tables and piano are piles of Madeline dolls and books, embroidered napkins and painted plates in honor of the little girl who was born in 1939: Madeline is 80 this year.
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Man, all those photographers swarming around waiting for Zuckerberg, it's as if he's living in a world where people no longer have a reasonable expectation of privacy When you go online today, securing your privacy can feel as futile as dodging raindrops in a monsoon.
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With raindrops falling and the roof at Safeco Field slowly closing, Mitch Haniger hit a two-run homer with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Seattle Mariners an 216-13 victory against the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday afternoon.
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Then, the player enters a Tetris-like environment, where icons representing mosquitos, mosquito netting, medicine and rainfall tumble from the top of the screen, and the player navigates from left to right, trying to catch the netting and medicine while avoiding the mosquitos and raindrops.
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His Hong Kong, for example, is not that of John Woo (who pioneered the gritty, hardboiled aesthetic of action movies much imitated by Quentin Tarantino) or Wong Kar Wai (all sharp angles and reflections and harsh light, where even the raindrops are lambent with neon).
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TROON, Scotland — Over the past four decades, the soundtrack to the British Open has generally included the whistling wind, the patter (or sometimes pounding) of raindrops and, at the start of every single round for every single golfer, a distinctively singsong voice from Dumfriesshire.
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Mr. Frisch was in Zanzibar on a sourcing trip, and on a rare morning when the sun pried its way out of the clouds and held the raindrops at bay, I tagged along as they met with farmers growing nutmeg, cinnamon and black pepper.
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As they munched on pizza and dodged the few raindrops that worked their way through the dense canopy, the knot of young men and women were quickly put through the paces of how to conduct a political canvass by organizers from the Democratic Socialists of America.
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The shiny and colorful painted stainless steel objects—a group of Shamrock green bars from which dangle apostrophe-shaped raindrops; silver, asterisk-shaped snowflakes clustered on the floor—playfully send up the way in which meteorology's visuals abstract weather from its harshest historical and experiential consequences.
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A lone, flattened cherry blossom, like a pink fan dropped in hasty departure, rests on a cake the size of a dollhouse ottoman; four little fissures run down the cake's sides, resembling streaks from raindrops and giving the wagashi part of its name, shigure (drizzling rain).
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Illustrated in collage by Javaka Steptoe, who won the 2017 Caldecott Medal for "Radiant Child," the book is a celebration of the joy felt by a group of children splashing among raindrops and the delicious comfort found in sheltering from the storm when thunder and lightning begin.
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But as it nears, the swarm of locusts comes into focus: billions upon billions of them, thick as a blizzard, uncountable as raindrops, a jaw-dropping procession of the ravenous creatures of biblical infamy, flailing and flapping in the air, blocking out the sun like a bad omen.
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Even at higher elevations, where raindrops could be five degrees below freezing, they don't crystallize into sleet or snow, which would be less slippery; instead, they remain in a liquid, "supercooled" state, until they "nucleate"—become ice—on striking anything hard, such as the road surface or a car.
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Donald Trump Jr. danced between the raindrops of a criminal charge based on his participation in the June 33 Trump Tower meeting with a group of Russians who had offered dirt on Hillary Clinton (prompting Trump Jr.'s infamous e-mail response "if it's what you say I love it").
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L'Atelier des Lumieres is projecting digitized, multilayered versions of some of the artist's most famous works, including "Starry Night Over the Rhone" and "Churchyard in the Rain", onto its floor and walls Conveying at different stages the illusion of water rippling in the light and raindrops falling, the show is accompanied by a rich soundtrack.
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Tapping on these tiles provides a range of filters "I'm feeling…so blue" with raindrops and a bubbly blue font, "I'm feeling…blessed" with a glorious gold sparkly font, "Who's up for…road trip" with a cute car zooming past, or "Who's up for…Let's grab drinks" with illustrated beer mugs and bottles that cover the screen.
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Tom Cotton's (R-AR) letter, cosigned by 46 Senate Republicans, to the government of Iran: Dodging raindrops and balancing bottled water and a bunch of power bars under one arm, a young man returned to his car at a Sheetz gas pump along old U.S. 20183 in this western Maryland town, sandwiched between Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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On the morning after Barack Obama dined with Bourdain, I'd tried to get into his speech intended for the people of Vietnam but ended up being perpetually pushed forward, around the massive convention center, by the Vietnamese military; I dodged the raindrops in the open storefront of a restaurant with two waitresses who never pushed a menu on me.
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This also the first full Forza Motorsport game to hit PC. (The series has tested the Windows 10 water with Forza Motorsport 6: Apex and Forza Horizon 3.) And if you want the cars, the tracks, the raindrops on the windshield to look their absolute, pixel-perfect best, the Windows 10 version — with the help of some top of the line GPU — will be the best choice.
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Sweetener's two cover versions, "raindrops (an angel cried)" and particularly the Imogen Heap re-do "goodnight n go," are both beautifully pitched in Grande's wheelhouse, and she transforms the latter (itself an already-iconic track for the thousands of millennials still indebted to The OC for their personalities) into a warm trap-pop song which feels as though it was written especially for her.
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Think about light hitting the sensor as rain falling on a bunch of buckets; you can place bigger buckets, but there are fewer of them; you can put smaller ones, but they can't catch as much each; you can make them square or stagger them or do all kinds of other tricks, but ultimately there are only so many raindrops and no amount of bucket-rearranging can change that.
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Now, therefore, it is agreed as follows: § 1.1 Friend #2 will be there for Friend #1 at all times including but not limited to: When it's raining outside and Friend #1 gets sad thinking about the little raindrops dying painfully as they hit the pavement, when it's not raining, and when it's one of those days where it's raining for a bit but then not raining for another bit.
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Sunday's spring SoCal sprinkles turned to full-on raindrops as the intro started, and by the time Holland went into full Rihanna mode — complete with fake rain falling on the Battle stage, which you can see below — it started pouring in central LA in real life, complete with lightning and thunder crashing as the performance peaked on TV. The big, wet finish When it was over, so was the deluge going on outside.
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High on a desolate ridge to the west, the scientists have built a fortress of sensors and shipping containers: a white volleyball radar housing, lasers pointing straight up, an upturned trapezoid emitting digital chirps measuring windspeed, a rifle-like turret tracking the Sun, a thin metal chimney sucking in air and sampling the particles floating in it, a camera that photographs individual falling raindrops, a mirrored dome measuring the portion of the sky covered in clouds.
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