The Snowy Range as seen from the Snowy Pass near Centennial, Wyo.
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The December Bokksu, "Snowy Hokkaido," celebrates Japan's northern prefecture and its beautiful, snowy winters.
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Years of surviving snowy season after snowy season should make us experts in nailing the whole getting-dressed-for-the-cold thing.
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The retired general, the inn, snowy, snowy Vermont—John fell into a lull, all this East Coast hale and heartiness, everyone in ruddy good health.
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More specifically, the researchers found that fatal accidents were 14 percent more common on the first snowy day of the year, compared with other snowy days.
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These boots will fare just as well on the snowy city streets as they will in the driveway shoveling snow or out walking on snowy paths.
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The most obvious comparison here is to Moira and Emily in snowy Canada (actually, the world of The Handmaid's Tale is just perpetually snowy everywhere — it's always winter and never revolution).
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In particular, [the editor focused on] this one story that takes place in a snowy landscape, and a snowy landscape is not very much fun to color because it's all gonna be white.
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The second chapter of Piaget's Sunlight Escape collection offered 225.76 pieces, all inspired by snowy landscapes shimmering in wintry light, not quite matching the elusive nature of Paris' single snowy morning in January.
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The boy gleefully lobs snowy projectiles back in her direction.
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Snowy weather already has caused major damage in the Midwest.
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Like a tiny snowy mountain of bottarga and juicy sungolds.
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In snowy Kirkenes, inhabitants have campaigned to highlight Berg's plight.
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The family spent last Christmas in the snowy state together.
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Days later, the couple were spotted in snowy Aspen, Colorado.
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The liquid whipped up instantly into a snowy white foam.
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Can you spot the snow leopard on this snowy terrain?
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This snowy cabin snagged third place in the teen category.
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Snowy, icy weather contributed to the incident, the airline said.
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We've had reports of the snowy white brutes terrorising pensioners.
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What wonderful news on such a snowy day in London.
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For notoriously snowy Minneapolis, it's also quite green in here.
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But we'd like to know about your snowy weather rituals.
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In the short teaser, we find ourselves in snowy Russia.
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Cruz's dress had imagery reminscent of a snowy mountain forest.
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But on snowy or rainy days, it's a lot slower.
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That means sunny, cloudy, windy, rainy and, yes, occasionally snowy.
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Topping it is "The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats.
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"The Snowy Day," by Ezra Jack Keats (485,2404 checkouts) 28.
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"No more cold, snowy winters for us," I told Maxine.
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"The Snowy Day," by Ezra Jack Keats (485,2404 checkouts) 28.
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Here's how these unlikely countries made it to snowy Pyeongchang.
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How do you like to spend cold or snowy days?
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Australia's biggest proposed pumped hydro project is Snowy 2.0, a massive 2,000 megawatt expansion of the 70-year-old Snowy Hydro scheme, which the conservative Coalition government has backed with A$13 billion ($1 billion).
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While the political world focused on snowy New Hampshire this week,
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She shared a video of herself dancing on a snowy mountaintop.
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Behold its structural beauty and bask in its snowy-peaked glory.
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The answer may be a snowy retreat with Hemsworth's famous brothers.
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A snowy owl was discovered inside New York City's Rikers Island.
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Nothing can stop the KarJenner sisters — not even the snowy weather!
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In 1963, Keats won the Caldecott Medal for The Snowy Day.
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The community's name means "the place where we hunt snowy owls".
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It was a snowy Christmas for the Affleck and Garner gang.
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There are no flowering cherry trees, misty shrines, or snowy peaks.
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The snowy creatures replaced the original mascot, a weasel called Snowple.
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"It was snowy weather, but we went anyway," Vicky tells PEOPLE.
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Zagster's bikes have rust-proof hardware for snowy and wet climates.
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Winter it could be sunny, snowy, rainy or 50mph mad winds.
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Meanwhile, Slayer themselves play in the snowy woods with bleeding amps.
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Read on to see what Kim Jong Un's snowy ride means.
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Despite the snowy winters, living in Albany comes with several advantages.
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I wore an inky black leotard paired with snowy white tights.
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I used my own boots for snowy days in Cheyenne, Wyo.
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This blackened eucalyptus tree begins to regrow in the Snowy Mountains.
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Snowy conditions at Buttermilk Ski Resort made for picture-perfect conditions.
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Say you want to visit the snowy peaks of Mount Hebra.
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On snowy days, he shovels the steps and clears the sidewalk.
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It's as close to free as a snowy city gets, folks.
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Someone shoved Vale to the snowy ground, knocking off his colander.
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It was snowy and below freezing when Fluffy was discovered frozen.
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The terrain includes frozen rivers, snowy trails, mountain valley tracks, and roads.
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I am a polar bear, careening over snowy hills in continuous cartwheels.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is back in Los Angeles after a snowy Colorado vacation.
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Mr. Bloomberg, though, was far from the snowy New Hampshire campaign trail.
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Although it was warm, Walsh said, it wasn't snowy on the weekends.
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Click through to see the lovebirds enjoy their jaunt through snowy Maine.
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First up is Chase, who hails from the snowy peaks of Colorado.
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James gave Russell, the snowy-haired old shot blocker, a long hug.
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They're also great for mild climates that get cold, but not snowy.
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The Snowy White Faux Fur Christmas Tree Skirt is hard to resist.
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The Urus arrived at our New York headquarters on a snowy day.
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Harland Sanders, founded Kentucky Fried Chicken and was its snowy-haired ambassador.
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In it, a family gathers for Christmas in a snowy English town.
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From the looks of the snowy clip above, his plans haven't changed.
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Wicked weather for travelers could mean snowy slopes for outdoor enthusiasts, however.
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One of our favorites was "The Snowy Day," by Ezra Jack Keats.
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It's snowy owl season in the upper reaches of the United States.
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An owl flies close on the snowy ground in Tom Ingram's photo.
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Users loved the mix of nature and city in this snowy photo.
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Local economies in towns with ski resorts depend on snowy ski seasons.
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It is going to get dark soon and it's kind of snowy.
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Wicked weather for travelers could mean snowy slopes for outdoor enthusiasts, however.
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On a snowy winter day, the sculpture showed no sign of deteriorating.
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Far Cry 4 was a snowy revision of the tropical Far Cry 3.
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We're talking deep-fried pastry balls, buried under clumps of snowy powdered sugar.
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One by one they scrambled across the snowy gully separating the two countries.
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Snowy owls are considered among the most charismatic wildlife species in the world.
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Rokkasho, in Japan's snowy north, could reprocess eight tonnes of plutonium a year.
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Snowy-haired women walk about in sweatshirts that read: "Proud to be Deplorable".
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The eerie picture shows the snowy archipelago as well as the Arctic sea.
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Think: peppermint-scented orbs for your bath, gingerbread soaps, and snowy shapes galore.
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Fans are going wild over Jamie Lee Curtis' snowy white Golden Globes look.
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Watch as the father-son duo laugh their way through this snowy mission.
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Consumers see both short- and long-term financial effects from a snowy winter.
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Passengers evacuated in about 20 minutes and then gathered on the snowy tarmac.
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There's no doubt those snowy white booties will be everywhere come next January.
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It concludes with him sporting a coat and hat in a snowy park.
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I'm away to watch Bob Ross paint a cabin in a snowy wood.
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That will make you feel like you're right there on the snowy landscape.
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The pristine lakes, tall pines, and snowy cliffs will blow you both away.
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It's an admission of giving a shit about someone, a snowy, innocent giddiness.
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Mr. Barrett himself found a snowy owl on Randalls Island in early 2014.
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There couldn't be a snowy day without Juliet snuffling though the unplowed drifts.
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Snowy white blossoms shower the ground and bursts of rhododendron fill front yards.
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I bought my stepson a stuffed snowy owl for Christmas, fluffy and white.
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Instead, local residents travel down the snowy footpaths between their homes on bicycle.
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The snowy landscape in "Aga" stretches on forever, like an ocean of white.
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As well as a bright spring, a brisk fall, and a snowy winter.
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The latest updates have added snowy environments and a snowmobile to traverse them.
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He said he was impressed with the plane's landing, despite the snowy conditions.
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The pie's surface is a snowy plain of powdered sugar, inscribed with honey.
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But the Earth's atmosphere has changed, turning once snowy slopes into muddy wastelands.
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Drive through a Michelin printing station and get your tires retrofitted for snowy terrain.
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When you picture a white Christmas, a peaceful snowy scene probably comes to mind.
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He too was big on showing the kids how to enjoy the snowy weather.
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Here are some of the best snowy animal pictures and videos we could find.
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On a snowy Sunday afternoon in Three-Rivers, Québec, lions clash to contest supremacy.
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A surveillance video shows the two blurry figures walking in the snowy city street.
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When to Helmet MountThe helmet mount is the easiest approach for most snowy activities.
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It complemented the snowy backdrop of the Amangani resort in Jackson Hole, WY, perfectly.
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Lovely in the summertime, but not so great during the snowy-slash-rainy springtime.
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It's hard to see 21 million people out and about in freezing, snowy streets.
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Then the motorcycle revs and you're off at top speed down a snowy trail.
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The day after Thanksgiving, the couple shot their official engagement portraits in snowy Utah.
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"Beautiful snowy day in the mountains with my number ones," she captioned the photo.
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A snowy day with my dad in the park, and my brother and sister.
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Throw in icy, snowy roads and you have the makings of a real fiasco.
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It all culminates with Lovato delivering some serious powerhouse vocals on a snowy mountain.
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A legal battle over the future of online censorship is raging in snowy Canada.
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When I finally got the window open, he shot out into the snowy night.
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Stevens wore his Pioneer cap low, and his snowy mustache nearly covered his grin.
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I wished everything had come with tingmo, a snowy coil of a steamed bun.
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Trump is a habitual interrupter, drowning out attacks in a snowy fuzz of crosstalk.
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This charming tree looks like you just brought it in from the snowy woods.
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Eight were in Iowa, where some were due to car wrecks in snowy conditions.
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I walked snowy streets in Nevada for her and made thousands of phone calls.
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In New York, the weather is snowy and dark; in Los Angeles, staggeringly bright.
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A bear and a wolf, out for nighttime walks, hike through snowy winter vistas.
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If it's still too cold (wet, dark, snowy) for a morning stroll, no worries.
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It's a simple story about the adventures of a boy on a snowy day.
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At War It's a freezing, snowy day on the border between Estonia and Russia.
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Op-Docs A teenager helps her family save newborn calves during a snowy spring.
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This will allow other drivers to see where snowy conditions are a bit rough.
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"This is one of my favorite spots," Guillaume Kaufmann said of this snowy shot.
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And who can resist the magic of a snowy day with a good book?
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In the first week of January, a snowy nor'easter barreled up the East Coast.
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The chalet has five bedrooms, each with panoramic views of the surrounding snowy peaks.
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Birds from 65 species, including the threatened marbled murrelet and snowy plover, were killed.
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Thus their adventure begins, complete with snowy plains, forbidding mountain ranges and fierce confrontations.
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The virtual snowy environment is a stark contrast with the cause of their burns.
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Other snippets appear to show Starkiller Base and a snowy world that could be Hoth.
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February 10, 2019 - Announces her presidential bid at a snowy, freezing outdoor event in Minneapolis.
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My fiancé took our giant dog for a snowy hike, and they both look exhausted.
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Apple's "Frankie's holiday" ad ranks sixth, showing Frankenstein singing to children in a snowy square.
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February would normally feature a snowy landscape and the Great Lakes covered with abundant ice.
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Even the farm's outhouses, looking out over the snowy peaks of the Pyrenees, embody serenity.
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Famous for his dark sunglasses, snowy ponytail, and black suits, Lagerfeld was prolific, seemingly indefatigable.
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A caravan of dromedaries stops for a break in the snowy mountains of Nuristan, 1970.
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You'd have no idea that it was icy and snowy just a few days ago.
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Step Three: It's important to remember: Hoth isn't just snowy, it's also a little rocky.
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Waymo is also still testing its self-driving minivans on Michigan's snowy streets of Detroit.
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Before this place was decimated by nuclear bombs, it must've been a scenic, snowy spot.
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Snowy weather in the Eastern United States held down overall moviegoing during Friday and Saturday.
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Ahead, on a snowy slope, a company of infantry moved slowly up into the fog.
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It's significant mostly because it's proof that autonomous vehicles can operate in harsh, snowy conditions.
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Angelina Jolie celebrated the start of 2017 bundled up with her kids in snowy Colorado.
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Different landscape images from snowy, craggy mountains to pastoral plains show a breadth of exploration.
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In addition to her three children, Disick and his girlfriend also joined the snowy getaway.
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But with a snowy winter still ahead, I'll take all the help I can get.
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AT A school near the Pyrenees, snowy hills rising behind, children are learning to read.
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I'm happy to report the new Navigator is a comfortable refuge from the snowy winter.
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" "It's similar to a massage or chiropractic session for Snowy (both of which he gets).
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Also during some snowy weather residents were encouraged not to drive unless they had to.
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BEDFORD, New Hampshire — On a Saturday morning in snowy New Hampshire, a woman asked Gov.
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The snowy image is not a straightforward wintery vista but is styled like a montage.
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But the dark markings around their eyes and ears stand out in a snowy environment.
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There is the idyllic picture of innocence: rolling around the sandbox or snowy front yard.
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The elevators will fill with blood, and the snowy maze will ensnare you once more.
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For instance, do you want a Caribbean wedding or a snowy wedding in the Alps?
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To impress a mate, the snowy egret grows long, flowing, virginal white feathers each spring.
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One of the worst specimens of doctor I've run into wore snowy white, changed daily.
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The most famous plane crash survival movies all take place, oddly enough, on snowy mountaintops.
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Now a huge portion of it is gone, in the middle of freezing, snowy weather.
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Mr. Eller declined to share attendance figures but said snowy weather was probably dampening totals.
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It's now grown out snowy white and halfway down his back, deep into Gandalf territory.
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CARAMANICA With her quintet, Snowy Egret, the pianist Myra Melford makes sure nothing is fixed.
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The crab cakes, generous with chunks of snowy meat, require a simple sauté in butter.
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Vadik arrived in New York on a snowy Saturday morning in the middle of winter.
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Which would put them in the building looming over me that snowy day in Moscow.
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No. 1 on the list: "The Snowy Day," a picture book by Ezra Jack Keats.
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Calving Season (22018) A teenager helps her ranching family save calves during a snowy spring.
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HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're preparing for our cruel, snowy demise.
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But, for some reason, I really like games that are set in beautiful, snowy landscapes.
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Two of his most famous poems, "The Road Not taken" and "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" — and among his most sorely misunderstood — concern a couple of lightly trodden roads in autumnal woods and snowy woods at night just a bit outside of town.
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"Happy late thanksgiving to everyone," Bieber began his caption of a pic of a snowy forest.
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There are also plants all around Dani's apartment, in stark contrast to the snowy landscape outside.
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Ciara took to Instagram on Sunday to share a snowy scene for her family's Christmas photo.
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"Happy late thanksgiving to everyone," Bieber wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo of a snowy forest.
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The actor did all his own stunts in a snowy video channeling his Baby Driver character.
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Others trudge up a snowy hill with parents, before cascading down ice slides in inflatable tubes.
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In addition to Penelope, her brothers Mason, 9, and Reign, 4, also joined the snowy getaway.
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Where are these snowy regions of the state that no one seems to ever think about?
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Frankel herself appears to have left the city and is finding solace on a snowy slope.
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Each year, cities throughout the US scatter 19.5 million tons of salt on icy, snowy roads.
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In one shot, Demarthon was captured sitting on the snowy racetrack's edge with his head down.
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Alaska saw one of its mildest and least snowy winters on record this year as well.
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Using mobile payments is a thing of beauty during a chilled, snowy day on the slopes.
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But living in the snowy suburbs of Chicago doesn't leave him with a lot of options.
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In snowy conditions, Maryland allowed the Spartans to complete 2-of-14 passes for 383 yards.
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Okay guys we know it's snowy out there and everything, but you're clutching at straws now.
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Erickson also endeared himself to generations of schoolchildren by delivering school closing announcements on snowy mornings.
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The rest were mostly selfies with snowy peaks and crater lakes in the nearby national park.
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Back in February, Winstead posted a happy snapshot with McGregor set against an appropriately snowy backdrop.
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Like Gladys, Snowy had a tough upbringing, having spent years on the streets before becoming domesticated.
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Location: Walkersville, MarylandDate: February 8, 2014 Gable Higinbotham was dressed all wrong for a snowy day.
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Like the rest of the map, it is surrounded by snowy ground and lightly forested hills.
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This looks like a story about a creepy-masked slasher hunting teens in the snowy woods.
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Waymo is heading east for the winter to embrace the slick, snowy roads of the Midwest.
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"They had a snowy New Years trip to Montana with Liam's family," a source told PEOPLE.
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One percent of Anchorage, Alaska, marched, on a snowy day with a high of 14 degrees.
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We see him leading troops into a snowy battle up north, possibly against the White Walkers.
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"I'm enjoying Canada's white snowy day and hopefully it's greeny marijuana for me," he says cackling.
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When that set died she found another one the same way … with the same snowy picture.
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What would you do if you had your own snowy mountain just outside your dorm room?
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After Exit 291, Springfield, the highway climbed a long, snowy hill for a couple of miles.
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Not this dog, who shows the kids the best way to slide down a snowy hill.
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So we climbed 10 meters down on the snowy ground to get there and did it.
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"As we've always said, the Snowy 2.0 needs to stack up," he said in emailed comments.
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Old Blue Eyes steps forward from the snowy wood, reaches for his frosty sword, arrogant, impassive.
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January 4, 2020: The Snowy Mountains area is ablaze as the fires continue to spread south.
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February's full moon is traditionally called the Snow Moon because — you got it — it's snowy outside.
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The seats were blue with white headrest covers, reflecting the colors of a snowy Finnish day.
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A bright meteor illuminates a snowy, quiet suburban street in Columbia, Mo. In Lake Worth, Fla.
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A bright meteor illuminates a snowy, quiet suburban street in Columbia, Mo. In Lake Worth, Fla.
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The second episode sees Goopers take a trip to snowy Lake Tahoe for "cold exposure therapy."
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Ideas that bubble up in the snowy Swiss mountains can take root in the world outside.
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It was reflected in the flooded orchards, the bursting Yuba River and the Sierra's snowy peaks.
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The Bundys' bodyguard stood in silent alert but heard no voices from the snowy darkness outside.
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Since then, he has dwelt alone, "as a hermit crab," in a hut among snowy mountains.
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Skiing was once an activity born of necessity—an efficient means of transport in snowy lands.
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But her support for Clinton brought her out that day, in spite of the snowy weather.
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Lights decorate a snowy street late last month in the town of Virginia in northern Minnesota.
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A ballad to yearning and mortality, as biting as ice, as inscrutable as the snowy woods.
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It's a Wonderful Life It's a cold, snowy Christmas Eve in the town of Bedford Falls.
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Who wouldn't love to be matched for a year to the spirit of the snowy owl?
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Opening in snowy Boston (where the Maysles themselves once sold encyclopedias), "Salesman" moves to southern Florida.
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Trouble on the roadways With whiteout conditions and snowy, icy roads, officials urged residents not to drive.
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Here's one for a snowy day, which should strike a chord with a lot of you today.
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I live in upstate New York where the winters are cold, snowy and last a long time.
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Spoiler alert: the cute critters include a bat, black jaguar, octopus, snowy owl, tarantula, and gray wolf.
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Enjoy this sweet tale of a boy on a snowy city adventure with your kids, or without.
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For one, the weekend allows millions of residents to not worry about a snowy or slippery commute.
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After all, spurts of blood look much more dramatic when they're painted across a snowy white backdrop.
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These tales usually involve a busy modern lead, a quaint snowy village and an available love interest.
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So they cross snowy fields in northern Minnesota or scramble over ditches in upstate New York instead.
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I can also see grabbing it on a particularly rainy or snowy day for the office commute.
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People board smelly buses, endure crowded planes, and snake down snowy highways just for an elaborate meal.
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Now that it's snowy and cold, I can no longer bike, and my partner has the car.
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Regions of the U.S. that aren't accustomed to seeing snowy weather are bracing for record-setting accumulation.
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There's so far been no evident police presence outside the snowy, desolate wildlife refuge in southeast Oregon.
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It's a brief moment of happiness in the snowy north, where warmth is hard to come by.
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Several upstate New York communities, for example, had their least snowy December on record, according to NOAA.
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The "snowy planet" is the planet Hoth and the "walking thingy" is one of many AT-ATs.
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Malia Obama was spotted Tuesday in snowy Park City where the Sundance Film Festival is going down.
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Animal fat helps you make torches, while wolf skins will keep you warm in the snowy mountains.
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I reached Avkazatelnye Saito, a snowy moon about six or seven star systems past my starting location.
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If live in a region where you have snowy winters then offer snow removal services as well.
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It's comparable to stepping into a pristine snowy field or discovering an untouched continent of the world.
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How could it be that snowy Alaska and Salt Lake City perform so well in the winter?
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Here's our favorite winter cocktails and punches for your next snowy-weather gathering, or family-filled holiday.
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Phys Ed E-mountain bikes may enable newcomers to gain fitness on daunting hills or snowy trails.
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A flight with 38 passengers aboard slid off a snowy runway at O'Hare International Airport on Monday.
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I'll be wearing this hairstyle all winter long, both on my snowy commute and to holiday parties.
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After waking up in Snowy North Dakota, I needed a hearty breakfast, and pancakes did the trick.
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The aid agency led the complex operation in snowy winter conditions with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent.
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This scenic bridge in Norway stretches over the Djupfjorden, offering views of the snowy mountain tops nearby.
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The Southeast is going to see some snowy skies this weekend thanks to a serious winter storm.
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Hudner's plane slammed into the snowy hillside and screeched to a halt, 100 yards away from Brown.
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N.Y.C. Nature There is nothing as white as a snowy egret, and few things are as graceful.
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His photograph is on a wall nearby, next to a window with a view of snowy hills.
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Tigers are notoriously hard to track, as they often hide out in dense jungles and snowy mountains.
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For the first five years of my life, my family lived in the Snowy Mountains of Australia.
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Eight of those deaths have been in Iowa; four occurred Thursday in traffic accidents during snowy conditions.
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Shovel when the baby shovels First the firefighters at a snowy Iowa home helped deliver a baby.
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He said the Surface devices are now better equipped to work in rain and cold, snowy conditions.
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Ms. Melford performs with her band Snowy Egret at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola on Nov. 7-8.
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Much of the Northeast and Midwest spent the week locked in a snowy, unrelenting and dangerous freeze.
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On this veteran avant-garde pianist's second album with Snowy Egret, the quintet moves with tenuous grace.
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Running on original PlayStation hardware, the foggy, snowy visuals of that game were unmistakably, iconically its own.
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The powerful image of an incongruous snowy mountain drains all the juice out of the local greasewood.
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In short, America feels like Tian Tian on a particularly snowy day at the National Zoo: overwhelmed.
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She set down two shot glasses, unbidden: grasshoppers, green as mouthwash, with a snowy froth on top.
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One surprising finding: Solo travelers in the snowy backcountry tend to make safer choices than larger groups.
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And, no, this is not some new feature that'll send you off on a treacherous snowy route.
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On a snowy Monday morning in the nation's capital, Ollie the bobcat apparently just needed some space.
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Ramón M. Covelo took this landscape photo, capturing a snowy town on the water near a mountain.
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This year, the figure was 47,19903 cubic feet per second, mainly because of a very snowy winter.
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We would be crossing snowy mountain passes, black sand deserts, raging rivers and hot, acidic mud pits.
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We would be crossing snowy mountain passes, black sand deserts, raging rivers and hot, acidic mud pits.
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The Snowy Mountains region had more than 1.7 million visitors in 2019, according to Tourism Australia data.
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Appropriately, the film premiered amid the snowy peaks of Park City, Utah, at the Sundance Film Festival.
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We have the changing leaves, the cloudy skies, the hot humid days, and the snowy cold ones.
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They might enjoy Frost, but they'd also like an Instagram of those woods on a snowy evening.
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Didn't seem she had any sorts of similar issues at snowy Arrowhead ... and the celebration proved that!!!
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On a cold, snowy day police cars line the roads, extra security measures with Putin in town.
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The crew of the Saratov Airlines flight didn't report any problems before it crashed in snowy terrain.
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"Good meeting here in snowy Washington DC with Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross," Malmström tweeted on Wednesday.
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Refugees are fleeing the United States, taking taxis to the northern border and walking through snowy woods.
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There are also, it is only fair to note, instances where the British excel in snowy conditions.
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Driving in wet, snowy, or icy conditions with bald tires is extremely dangerous and shouldn't be done.
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It shows a view of a waterfall and snowy mountains that are set against a golden sky.
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When I'd come home for holidays, the weather was a snowy wonderland, not the ice planet Hoth.
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Icy, snowy and salty roads and driveways are tough on your vehicle, from its tires to your windshield.
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"Now my cribs sittin on 22 snowy acres," he writes alongside a photo of his traditional-style estate.
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For millions living on the East Coast of the United States, this will be a cold, snowy weekend.
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On a snowy February afternoon, the outdoor West End pool in the capital city of Reykjavik was busy.
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In Ohio's Lake County, snowy conditions led to a pileup of more than 50 vehicles Thursday, officials said.
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Despite a snowy weekend in Georgia, Shelton currently has 50 approved applicants prepared to adopt animals this week.
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Aksram, 27, watches the news every day, though the picture is snowy, to learn the latest on ISIS.
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But the same trailer reveals Brienne in what looks like the same snowy wood, attacking Bolton soldiers. Hmm.
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The cold and snowy winter previously slowed weight gain in cattle, which consume feed to generate body heat.
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The heaviest North American owl, on average, is the snowy owl, which tops out at around 6.5 pounds.
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Home to just 800 or so permanent residents, the town welcomes thousands more each winter for snowy sports.
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Survive follows the pair after a plane crash leaves them stranded at the top of a snowy mountain.
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Samuel hanging out amidst snowy landscapes, sporting matching outfits with his parents and giggling at their general silliness.
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After leaving treatment, Selena Gomez returned home from her snowy vacation with friends for some more nature activities.
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Thelma pivots between the remote, snowy Norwegian landscape where Thelma's parents live, and her more cozy college confines.
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But because it sounded alluringly springlike on a snowy day, I put my fruit-future pairing skepticism aside.
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The winter theme also means lots of snowy areas, which include slippery surfaces for players to contend with.
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With the sequel, the team is moving the experience from the snowy mountains to a new desert region.
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"When I turned on the camera, it was kind of foggy and snowy everywhere," Nespoli tells The Verge.
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The royal couples hadn't met before William and Kate stepped off their plane in snowy Oslo on Thursday.
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The snowy, sunlit forests feel ripped right out of the equally beautiful Horizon Zero Dawn from last year.
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This week my snowy driveway is brightened by a ruby red metallic Ford Edge Titanium midsize crossover utility.
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The film opens in the snowy mountains of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic, now the Republic of Tajikistan.
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Bethesda's open world RPG sets players loose in a freely explorable domain of snowy peaks and rocky steppes.
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Either way, Gladys and Snowy reportedly loved to nuzzle up to one another, take walks together, and play.
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Fingers crossed they come up with some snowy scares enticing enough to get their crew into long underwear.
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She rode wooden go-carts down the steepest driveways, went face-first down the snowy slopes in winter.
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In one impressive demo, Nvidia showed how it was able to detect cars even in very snowy conditions.
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Despite freezing, snowy conditions, he handled the task with aplomb, as you can witness in the above video.
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During Christmas, it was bunched up around Reign's tree (yup, he got his own) for a snowy effect.
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Niflheim has a snowy tundra area, an area that looks like a savannah, and a desert-like area.
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The next scene, I see him lying on a snowy shore, his boat completely wrecked in the background.
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The snowy outing came after Holmes and her boyfriend Jamie Foxx were spotted riding jet skis in Miami.
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They were blown away by the episode, and had no issues comprehending any of the snowy action sequences.
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When Seth proposed on a snowy morning in the United States National Arboretum, the high never really stopped.
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On particularly lucky occasions, we marched against time through the dense and snowy fir forest around our base.
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One passenger said the weather was snowy and windy during the landing, according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
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Snowy egrets are summertime residents of New York City, migrating through and even nesting here on remote islands.
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Thousands of people are injured each year in car accidents that occur in snowy, icy, or slushy conditions.
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For the next 10 days, the eyes of the world will be on the snowy slopes of PyeongChang.
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Look beyond the schoolhouse walls, and you'll always see a snowy wasteland devoid of features or organic growth.
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The show that started with the Titanic's sinking ends with a snowy celebration and the unsinkable Dowager Countess.
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Hit the snowy slopes of Zermatt and enjoy views of one of Switzerland's most majestic peaks, the Matterhorn.
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Etemad is located at the very edge of north Tehran, where the city climbs up the snowy mountains.
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The extraordinary opening shot, of a horseman galloping through a snowy, mountainous landscape, evokes westerns and samurai movies.
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Monday was snowy but not too cold, but schools were out anyway, so we shoveled and ate leftovers.
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But Mr. Kagge, who has strong features framed by a snowy beard, found the spot tranquil by comparison.
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I love bitter broccoli rabe tossed with Calabrian chiles and hidden under a mountain of snowy shaved Parmesan.
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Also, its dial patterns are inspired by the mountains and, in the winter, the snowy environment of Shizukuishi.
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Outside town, Corvatsch offers skiers daredevil verticality, but St. Moritz's own Corviglia has glorious expanses of snowy slopes.
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Braving snowy conditions and freezing temperatures, protesters gathered in the city's University Square before marching to the Parliament.
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But in the snowy winter months, "I drive up here for two or three clients," Mr. Mella said.
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I am speaking to you right now from the Vox Media podcast network in snowy New York City.
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He did - and then headed for the snowy walk home in only boots, a hat, and his underwear.
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On a snowy day in 2000, some University of Cincinnati football fans decided to chuck a few snowballs.
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Turner's new character, a suicidal woman named Jane, survives a plane crash in a remote snowy mountain range.
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A mother pulls her daughter down a snowy hill at Betty Virginia Park in Shreveport, La. on Tuesday.
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To say Lake Tahoe in the northern Sierra Nevada mountains is snowy during the winter is an understatement.
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A number of fires burning in the Snowy Mountains region in NSW and across into Victoria have merged.
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The plane plummeted into a snowy field six minutes after takeoff, killing all 65 passengers and six crew.
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Lilly, of St. Paul, was taken into custody immediately after the incident in the slow, snowy afternoon commute.
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I spent the first half traversing an abandoned, snowy town on patrol with Dina, Ellie's budding love interest.
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It's so snowy that one photo, posted on social media by Arizona Department of Public Safety Director Col.
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Superior flakes tend to form in the chilliest places, he says, like Fairbanks and snowy upstate New York.
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Almost half of all weather-related crashes in the US take place in snowy, slushy, or icy conditions.
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What does the boy in "Snowy Day" learn if not that our world is but an insubstantial pageant?
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The chalet offers stunning views of snowy peaks and the Northern Lights, gourmet dining, a sauna, and more.
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The first that comes to my mind is an edelweiss I once saw on a snowy alpine slope.
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It was a snowy afternoon in clinic, and M and I were in the midst of a debate.
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Crows, for example, seem less like murderous vermin after you've seen a pair sliding playfully down a snowy roof.
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Cedar was discovered injured and shivering in a snowy ditch by a county marshal, according to the Miami Herald.
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At four in the morning, it was cold and dark and snowy, and I wanted a cigarette so badly.
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"One snowy winter won't be able to entirely reverse that, but there is, at least, some cautious optimism."[CWEST]
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The shots show the two women bonding while on a snowy holiday getaway in Switzerland with the Jonas family.
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The good times stop their rolling when engine trouble lands the gang at the edge of a snowy forest.
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That morning, upon takeoff, the X accidentally collided with another plane, crashed onto the snowy runway and was destroyed.
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And if you have a trampoline, absolutely DO make sure that you dive headfirst into that snowy goodness ASAP.
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On Monday, the protesters drove out to a snowy expanse miles from the refuge's headquarters, bringing along the excavator.
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Journalists mostly shrugged at the presentation, but fans were enraptured by it, and snowy confetti fell from the sky.
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None would seem steadier than Nestlé, based in the Swiss town of Vevey, on a lake near snowy peaks.
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State television showed pilots clambering into their airplanes in snowy airfields and officers unfurling maps and speaking on telephones.
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It gives you a new snowy mountain to explore, with more gear to collect and robotic monsters to destroy.
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The resort, complete with horseback riding, fishing and hiking, is nestled within the Snowy Range Mountains of Saratoga, Wyoming.
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Or the tearful farewell in the snowy woods outside Winterfell when he decided he wasn't worthy of her forgiveness.
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Adventure had players on a snowy mountain, but Odyssey heads for fresh pastures in a variety of desert scenes.
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"First thanksgiving as a married man, first time hosting thanksgiving," the singer captioned a photo of a snowy forest.
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Xaviera Simmons's photograph, "Line (Red)" is a snowy landscape, cut in half by a massive block of deep red.
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I wore it horseback riding in Colorado, but the temps were in the low 40s and it was snowy.
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Sadly, Sugar Maple has since passed away, but Nuñez currently practices with a beautiful Appaloosa named Snowy — Sugar's grandson.
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In snowy conditions, the team of researchers blasted forest plots with water in New Hampshire's Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest.
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Morrone kept her Instagram followers updated throughout the snowy vacation, posting several shots of her in the mountains skiing.
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" The film travels from the "sun-drenched beaches of California to Vermont's snowy peaks... in search of stunning beauty.
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History: The Marine Corps hasn't fought in icy or snowy terrain since the Korean War about 70 years ago.
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The snowy feline dazzled on screen as she did pirouettes, leapt in the air and danced across the junkyard.
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A snowy winter does not stop memories of that summer from flooding back in a sweet, though melancholic way.
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Oil paintings of a birch forest and a snowy landscape adorn the tent walls to help soldiers forget Syria.
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They're perfect for walks through the snowy woods, shoveling out your driveway, and heading out to the grocery store.
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Some snowy cities appeared among Waze's top-rated cities, while the bottom of the list contained mostly warmer areas.
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He's easily winning the sign wars in the state, his red "Jeb!" signs jutting out of the snowy landscape.
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Jon Snow stumbling upon a snowy Drogon and the unused scene with the Unsullied outside of the Red Keep
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Still, these overseers have sacrificed to come to Dayton, leaving behind their families in China for the snowy Midwest.
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Just outside of Budapest, Hungary, this road leads through the snowy Pilis Mountains in Hungary, according to the AP.
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When conditions turn snowy, however, many drivers swap a set of all-season tires for winter or snow tires.
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In snowy places across the globe, "watermelon snow" forms as the summer sun heats up and melts winter's leftovers.
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Of course, we could have a snowy spring to help — but we also know it could get even drier.
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The shot above, which shows Jon Snow standing by the coast and looking decidedly un-snowy, immediately stands out.
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Their first post from the road, a picture of the van driving through snowy woods, got ninety-seven likes.
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Other creature memes — the "O Rly" snowy owl, the Socially Awkward Penguin — tend to rise and fall rather quickly.
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His pregnant mother dances in snowy ruins; his Russian friends dance on and around a table, and so on.
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Gulmarg is Kashmir's underdog ski resort, tucked in the snowy Himalayas, a place of magnificent skiing and no frills.
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Go to: Chamonix, a French town at the base of a lofty Alpine peak that's magical in snowy winters.
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When a scared Miles dashes through a snowy forest, his run is animated on one's to emphasize his speed.
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The Dungans' escape route went through the Tien Shan mountains in deep winter; many died on the snowy passes.
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So it didn't surprise me to find more than a hundred robins in our yard on that snowy day.
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As of Thursday, the Adaminaby Complex Bushfire was ripping through The Snowy Monaro region in southern New South Wales.
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You think easing a 53-foot rig through snowy Loveland Pass high in the Rockies requires steel-reinforced nerves?
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Forty miles away, across the snowy terrain of bent cornstalks and grain silos, steak was also on the menu.
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We are live here in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum, a very snowy Davos, we should say.
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Meanwhile, Trump is set to huddle with Republican congressional leaders at the snowy confines of Camp David this weekend.
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But in an early scene, a dance in a snowy field, it's evident that she just loves to move.
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Oh, and I also knew that Snowy was TINTIN's dog, which technically makes me an expert on French literature.
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I just returned from the snowy climes of Wyoming, land of jagged peaks, bison chili and phenomenal backcountry skiing.
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Fire Spread Prediction for Sat 212.35 Jan 22.7Dangerous fires in Shoalhaven, South Coast, Snowy Mountains & areas surrounding Greater Sydney.
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The Massachusetts State Police posted a handful of photos of tractor-trailers that jackknifed on snowy roadways, blocking traffic.
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This room looks just like the snowy caves from the movies — minus the chilling air and dangerous furry beasts.
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Snowy roads are hazardous, and the most seasoned drivers and best-equipped vehicles can get into trouble on them.
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The holiday season is the perfect time to enjoy snowy winter scenery and Christmas cheer with someone you love.
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It's all a more welcome environment for Trump than snowy Washington, which Trump has come to regard as hostile.
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It's cold and snowy, everyone is gone and the doctor's records indicate a strange disease has befallen the locals.
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I live in a place that can be very snowy, rainy, slushy, or muddy for long periods of time.
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Upon arriving at Dan&aposs Diner, guests can get a glimpse of the snowy landscape before entering the restaurant.
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The AfD rally in a snowy square in Potsdam, just outside Berlin, was scheduled to last precisely 30 minutes.
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It is a snowy holiday morning (you can see the snow through the home's luxurious floor-to-ceiling windows!).
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The image pays homage to a particular strip in which Calvin's mother confronts him about the gruesome snowy scene.
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We didn't start with this very kind of like snowy white Caucasian skin tone and then move from there.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: On New Year's Eve in 2000, my mother and I were stranded in snowy Manhattan.
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Then an odd young woman (Vanessa Hudgens) moves into his snowy Montana village, and she also needs looking after.
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Koethe's poems are not frozen descriptions of a revelatory moment – a field we stop by on a snowy night.
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But on Thursday, internet hero Jo Ellery tweeted a clip of her dog, Truffle (Truffle!), experiencing his first snowy day.
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Pack enough of them together, and they cause snowy landscapes to absorb more of the sun's energy and melt faster.
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And then one day your existence is enlivened by this hella majestic snowy owl swooping right on up to you.
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"They have programs now that they can't get to the doctor with," Mulvaney said, on a snowy morning in Washington.
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A year before that, he jetted off to an undisclosed snowy destination for skiing — he took his dogs of course.
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Plus, living in New York City means snowy, wind-chilled treks to the subway to get to my fitness locales.
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"Love rules in Antarctica," read one poster, held by a man bundled up on the snowy landscape in Paradise Bay.
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While they didn't walk the red carpet together, they were seen walking out side-by-side in the snowy weather.
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The real joy came afterwards, as Sansa and Arya looked over the snowy ramparts of Winterfell and made common cause.
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With their time off, the zoo animals decided to take the day for themselves and thoroughly enjoy the snowy weather.
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The Snowy Day's creators present traditions in the forms of delicious treats, cookies and gelt, tamales and Long Life Noodles.
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In the gallery on a recent morning, Mr. Folchi, 63, gestured toward a small, snowy vista of the Whitestone Bridge.
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Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux rang in the new year in snowy Telluride, Colorado, alongside Jason Bateman and his family.
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In April, Scott and Kourtney were joined by Sofia as they took their kids on a snowy trip to Finland.
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Something about its design and small size is pretty adorable, especially as it struggles (but perseveres!) through the snowy D.
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In the trailer for Solo, Chewbacca dangles for dear life from a high speed train barreling through a snowy landscape.
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Lately, the weak polar vortex has featured a main center over Eurasia, where it has been extremely cold and snowy.
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Give as much attention as you get and enjoy lots of private time with your honey during this snowy month.
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Based on context in the trailer, it could be that new ship escaping a giant explosion on the snowy planet.
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Two gangs are each able to derail the Empire's train shipment of coaxium on the snowy, mountainous planet of Vandor.
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Now for something a little less gray, here's the night scene we saw before on an overcast and snowy day.
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On a freezing cold, snowy morning, a cup of coffee can be your only motivation to get out of bed.
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There's so far been no evident police presence outside the snowy, desolate wildlife refuge, though reporters have come and gone.
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"Poppy's gorgeous yellow irises were a focal point for her portraits," Ford says of of the snowy owl pictured here.
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There have been no police at the snowy, desolate wildlife refuge since the occupiers took over the main building Saturday.
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Snow plows pass along a snowy Highland Street in downtown Worcester, Massachusetts, as a winter storm arrives in the region.
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We're told the plan was to search the truck this week -- but the snowy conditions in Boston delayed the search.
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That permit was issued six months after the killings of three snowy white owls at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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Scott on the Crescent woke up to a lovely snowy landscape as her train rolled through the northern Georgia woods.
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In Utah, several counties have drought declarations in place after having the warmest and least snowy winter since the 1800s.
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It's Swedish, and it's really snowy and quiet and it's a vampire film but the vampire is a little girl.
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This troop of Japanese macaques lives in the north, near Nagano, the mountainous, snowy site of the 1998 Winter Olympics.
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A sequel to Black Panther that's just a 2 hour slow push in on Mbaku sitting on his snowy throne.
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On a recent snowy day, Hoyer and her husband pulled the kids around on a sled and built a snowman.
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Today, we're premiering I.B.O. We spoke to The Ocean Party's Snowy about the record, which you can hear streaming below.
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The couple was smiles when they stepped out hand-in-hand to do some last minute snowy shopping on Monday.
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And in another photo of the snowy mountain tops, the top of the father of three's head can be seen.
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Other special places in this "dog view" include a snowy trail, an open-air footbath and the Akita dog museum.
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I liked that the names they all had sounded like they're out of Brighton Rock, too; Nugget, Blondey, Edson, Snowy.
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In the aftermath of the snowy obelisk's removal, some members of the group suggested a petition, while others just mourned.
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We were greeted by a warm, comforting sun—a welcome we appreciated, having come all the way from snowy Paris.
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"What's the point of this," I wondered as I skidded down the side of a snowy mountain, pizza in tow.
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Perhaps it's a beach utopia, a jungle paradise, a snowy reprieve or a cruise ship filled with laughing, carefree people.
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Klobuchar launched her campaign from snowy Minneapolis on Sunday, where supporters stood out in frigid temperatures to cheer her announcement.
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"A snowy owl makes a cute pose and face as he perches in the sand at Jones Beach, Long Island."
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Sadly, Hagrid's trusty companion Fang isn't included, but you will get the chance to meet Hedwig (well, a snowy owl).
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Saving a few bucks will most certainly not be top of mind when you're freezing on a snowy winter day.
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But as the plane broke through the clouds, they were surprised to see the runway's "snowy appearance," the report said.
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"Snowy roads and intersections often get packed down to a 'two-track' of darker, slippery snow or ice," Rogers said.
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As Atlas wobbles through snowy, uneven forest terrain, we may feel triumph when it rights itself from a near-fall.
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In the game, you're a skier navigating a snowy slalom course and you must avoid furry obstacles, such as bunnies.
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Part of the Hansen's experience is waiting in line under the oppressive summer sun, a pilgrimage to sweet, snowy bliss.
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" At the stroke of midnight, such beloved classics as Robert Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" and "Yes!
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That said, depending on where you live, it may be cold enough to turn regular precipitation into a snowy blanket.
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Snowy owl sightings are rare in New York, though they have been spotted more frequently in the last few years.
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On a snowy night in Chicago in 1978, the ambitious ballet star Dennis Wayne had a formidable task before him.
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And when the snowy sidewalks were strewn with salt, we tugged purple rubber bootees onto her paws before every walk.
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And photos of a trip we took upstate last winter, blue blue windows looking out onto the evening's snowy landscape.
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The setting — snowy mountains against the water of the Fjaerlandfjorden — shocked me into total happiness by satisfying all my desires.
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Ingrid Nutty and Anthony Awy, who were visiting from London, were bemused that a snowy day would make the news.
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SNOWY OWLS was my favorite option for 32-Down, and is actually perhaps my favorite entry of the whole puzzle.
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One of the desserts is a frozen parfait that looks like half an avocado on a snowy bed of ice.
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CreditCreditJosh Cochran H. Fred Walker stood before his Edinboro University community on a recent snowy day and issued a warning.
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The multitude of languages in which The Snowy Day is offered at the library contributed to its 485,583 checkout count.
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And because it's water-resistant, you can use it in any kind of conditions – from snowy slopes to steamy bathrooms.
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Walking into my suite after the floors had been raked felt like making the first tracks on a snowy mountain.
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Choose from three shades of pink (all royal-approved) and one snowy silver style, all of which cost just $120.
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Snapshot: Above, a snowy game between the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers on Sunday in New Jersey.
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This Nissan Murano has been outfitted with huge snow tracks so the car (?) can zoom up and down snowy mountains.
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This writer's favorite is the vampire bat, but there's also a black jaguar, tarantula, snowy owl, gray wolf, and octopus.
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In it, she explores a frozen, snowy version of the Red Keep, complete with a charred, burnt-out ceiling. Hmm.
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"It will enable 'Snowy 2.0' to go ahead," Minister for the Environment and Energy, Josh Frydenberg, told Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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Mr. Trump emerged on the South Lawn on Monday after spending a snowy weekend without leaving the White House grounds.
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Late in a snowy game between the Patriots and the Miami Dolphins in 21990 at Schaefer Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.
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"If it weren't so smoky, it'd be like a snowy day in New York, nice and gray," Mr. Niglio said.
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In "Christmas Farm" (2002), three windowless barns, each bright red with a white roof, are arrayed on a snowy field.
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The Cordillera Blanca, a snowy mountain range in northern Peru, has the ayudantes de campo, or field helpers, in Spanish.
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Illinois State Police said Allen Reinacher, 73, was killed in an accident on a snowy highway on Friday, KSDK-TV reported.
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As shown in the second video from the snowy scene, both of the dogs survived the close calls with no injuries.
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But wet weather prevented fall fertilizer applications, and an exceptionally snowy winter in many areas slowed or halted winter field work.
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KS) and not equipped with ESC skidded and flipped over at 60 kph (37 mph) in snowy conditions, killing one occupant.
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About four miles into the journey, the 21-year-old's hiking poles broke, launching her 300 feet down a snowy mountain.
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He then heads out of the ship onto the snowy terrain of Starkiller Base and looks out over a wide expanse.
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The snowy winter wedding, which was at the Amangani Resort in Jackson Hole, WY, looked absolutely beautiful (judging from the photos).
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Don't be deceived — March may not have the same snowy connotations as January and February, but it's still very much winter.
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The NFL had a pair of games unfold under snowy conditions that made for a pair of fun snow angel moments.
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But it is uncommon enough that visitors should consider a snowy day at the park a particularly magical and special experience.
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In February, Holmes shared a photo of her daughter taking in a snowy mountain view while they enjoyed a vacation together.
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Moving around the luxury ski resort means braving freezing temperatures and snowy weather, so a bobble hat can be particularly useful.
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She puts them on her temples and dreams of schools she never attended, underwater chases with other people's parents, snowy beaches.
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We all left theaters after seeing Harry Potter dreaming of owning a snowy owl or tabby cat, like Harry and Hermione.
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She reunites with her dead husband and child; she shivers in a snowy landscape; she hears the coo of a dragon.
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If you start using observations from the 1950s, which were especially cold and snowy, he said, "that's hyping up" the trend.
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The family has documented much of their snowy getaway on social media, from nights out on the town to snowmobiling sessions.
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On Saturday, fewer than 72 hours out from the primary, the senator's supporters gathered in a snowy park in northern Milwaukee.
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But it is only until the end that the French robots discover a mysterious purple light emanating from the snowy ground.
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He took three pictures: one with two friends, one of the snowy landscape, and one of the trees in a distance.
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The sighting comes days after Bieber stepped out solo on Valentine's Day to play basketball by himself on a snowy court.
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During her outing in snowy Bristol on Friday, Meghan Markle admitted the chilly temps had her craving a relaxing yoga session.
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It was a cold and snowy day in March, and he was admitted to Lahey Hospital and Medical Center in Burlington.
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I need to believe that someday I will live full time in a place where it doesn't get cold or snowy.
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"The more I practiced yoga with Snowy, the more I realized how much it was affecting our relationship," she told Mashable.
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Kona In Kona, you're a detective who has been summoned to a snowy, isolated Canadian town that has gone eerily quiet.
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Though Sugar unfortunately passed away in March 2014, Nuñez continues practicing on his grandson, Snowy — an extroverted, 10-year-old Appaloosa.
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She also won over the internet's heart, when she tweeted, "Could be down for some ice cream RN" during snowy competition.
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Ford has announced at the Detroit Auto Show this week that it's now testing its autonomous research vehicles in snowy conditions.
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Dash cam footage from a man driving on a snowy road in Canada captured an impressive near miss with four moose.
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Oslo sets an example for all cities that have ever said they are too hilly or snowy to take bicycles seriously.
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Reaches so far and white that even hockey players from snowy Mother Russia are getting in on the (no more) fun.
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Like many bloomy rinds (and my ass), it comes equipped with a snowy white surface and a soft, pale yellow interior.
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In an Instagram post on Tuesday, Middleton, 31, shared a snowy selfie in the mountains alongside one of his beloved dogs.
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In one of his most triumphant shorts Solution (1978), a man tries to catch a ride along a snowy mountainous road.
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The family enjoyed a surprise snowy vacation in the Alps, Princess Charlotte turned one, and George had a big day out.
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Swans may look harmless — regal, even — but beneath that snowy white plumage they're basically just the thugs of the avian world.
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Soon after, they returned for a snowy performance of "T-Shirt," unbothered by the fake snow falling from the studio ceiling.
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For Duncan, a wet and snowy harvest season meant he was not able to finish harvesting last year's corn until Dec.
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A relic of of the Victorian era, Mary Petty's dowager tends to her winter garden on a snowy day in 1952.
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Seattle, Washington, might not be as cold or snowy as others on this list, but it's one of America's darkest cities.
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The snowy egret (Egretta thula) is a relatively small heron and has become a ubiquitous presence along coastal bays and inlets.
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The 2019 Lamborghini Urus, the most flamboyant SUV on the market, arrived at our New York headquarters on a snowy day.
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George W. Bush spent the holiday at Camp David, tucked away in Maryland's snowy mountains, before decamping to his Texas ranch.
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Visa said the weakness in consumer spending reflected a dip in confidence among many households as well as unusually snowy weather.
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This view of this recovery from the ground—complete with blossoming greenery and snowy summers—has brought much relief to Californians.
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Snowy declined to comment on the final cost estimate on Wednesday, saying details would be released once the government gives approval.
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Lorax is now the second snowy owl that the Wild Bird Fund has rehabilitated in the last year and a half.
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The next year, Martin Luther King delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech, and "The Snowy Day" won the Caldecott Medal.
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Now's a great time to meet your feathered neighbors: They look glorious against a backdrop of bare branches or snowy surfaces.
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SPARTA TOWNSHIP, N.J. — The knights, squires and other armored combatants gathered near a snowy battlefield and prepared for a violent melee.
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The assignment seemed perfect; I must have a wealth of charming snowy night hospital stories and compelling weather-based medical crises.
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There's also another young woman who, on a snowy winter night, must cope with the recent death of her abusive mother.
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The guidance system failed and they had to steer manually, bumping down in a snowy forest 1,600km from the landing site.
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Smith 4D Mag ChromaPop Goggles for $224 ($56 off): In snowy, foggy regions, nice snow goggle lenses can be life-changing.
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Lost without his passion, Johnny takes up snowboarding and ends up caught in an old feud that dominates the snowy mountain.
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He said power outages and icing should not be major issues, but stressed snowy roads can be deadly and urged caution.
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Traversing snowy or icy roads and sidewalks requires more than just throwing on a standard pair of boots or tennis shoes.
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On a recent snowy morning before the funeral for her sons, Shaima appeared exhausted, her eyes sunken in deep dark circles.
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In downtown Rapid City, we idled at empty intersections, block after snowy block, waiting for traffic lights that governed no traffic.
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Safety Snowy days, and the day after snowstorms, lead to a spike in heart attacks in men, a new study confirms.
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This film has it all: a tense love story, a snowy landscape, and an all-important cameo from actor Max Greenfield.
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This painting with red barns (stereotypical for New England) and snowy woods (likewise) points to another New England connection for Gallace.
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The account has one video so far titled "Shane Glossin Test" that shows Dawson riding an inflatable down a snowy slope.
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Hilary Smith ordered a Christmas gift for her boss and had it delivered to her snowy home in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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CreditCreditNatalie Keyssar for The New York Times One snowy February morning at the Arbors Kids preschool branch in downtown Springfield, Mass.
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It's a huge red structure that sits at the base of one of the many steep, snowy hillsides that surround Zermatt.
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Meanwhile, Canada's Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association (APMA) manages a new demonstration zone for connected and autonomous vehicles in snowy southern Ontario.
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If this were the world of poetry that we were talking about—where no one makes any money, and there's less galleries and art fairs and that kind of stuff happening around it—you can write your poem about the snowy field and it's OK. You know, there have been a lot of snowy field poems.
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Just two days prior to the new year, the former couple, who also spent Thanksgiving together, hit the snowy slopes of Colorado.
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It has tender moments, like when a snowy egret swoops through cypress trees at sunset, returning to a nest of newborn chicks.
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After all the years, dates, roses and tears there I stood in Rovanemi, Finland, staring down the snowy crossroads of my life.
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And, of course, stay tuned to see what snowy adventures and heartwarming photo ops the holiday season has in store for her.
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So, he gives her one final parting gift: the "lights" of the city that she wanted to see on their snowy walk.
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The 40-year-old actress posted on Instagram from her snowy vacation on Monday along with 12-year-old daughter Suri Cruise.
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The alpenglow is that red light of sunset which holds out on snowy mountaintops long after the valleys and tablelands are dimmed.
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They promise to lower taxes but also assure their (often snowy-haired) voters that they will preserve old-age benefits from cuts.
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And in his late 70s, he had none of the vigor that the younger Obama still retains -- despite his increasingly snowy hair.
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The lonely hut, dwarfed by the snowy mountains of the park, contrasts with the abundance of star trails seemingly encircling the peaks.
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Days after their Valentine's Day engagement, the couple are still all smiles — not that you can tell in their sweet snowy selfie.
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Mohammad and Iyal took a bus to Grand Forks, North Dakota, and then a taxi to a snowy field by the border.
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You just want to watch them pottering around their snowy little homes all day, ideally with David Attenborough's voice in the background.
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Hedwig was plenty cute in the Harry Potter movies — but that doesn't mean you should keep your own snowy owl at home.
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And it does seem as if much of my daily work involves negotiating the snowy pass between my private and public self.
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But as atmospheric pressure drops — as it does ahead of damp, rainy or snowy weather — body tissue has more space to expand.
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When I picked up that shoretrooper helmet on that snowy day in Vermont, the final puzzle piece was finally in my hands.
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At 66, with a snowy mane and an imperial demeanor, Mr. Gere now exerts the magnetism of a swashbuckling lion in winter.
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Smokey Robinson and a friend pose for a photo outside of a snowy Hitsville U.S.A., the original Motown headquarters in Detroit, 1967.
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If ever you need a reason not drive in snowy conditions unless it's absolutely necessary, just remind yourself of the clip above.
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Condor said that she and Fisher filmed a lot more dialogue for their snowy scene, but it didn't make the final cut.
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One sip will transport you to the snowy woods, but won't make you feel like you're getting lost among those fragrant pines.
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Spotify has been working closely with the developer of the unofficial Snowy app that brought offline Spotify playback to the Apple Watch.
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Snowy developer Andrew Chang revealed last year that Spotify had hired him to create a companion app using the company's iOS SDK.
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Click on to study up, so that you too can hibernate your way through the rest of these bleak and snowy times.
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If Fortnite's snowy Season 7 felt like it was dragging on through winter, things look to be warming up and melting out.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) announced at a snowy rally in Minnesota Sunday that she will be running for president in 2020.
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But at least we know Apple engineers are working on things like how vehicles are controlled, especially in icy and snowy conditions.
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Both Aronofsky, 43, and Waterhouse, 26, were bundled up for the outing in puffer coats to help block the cold, snowy weather.
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In other words, you likely owe your current love affair with Timothée Chalamet and his curls to that snowy week in 2017.
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Do you, too, miss the days when joyous fluff balls, Bo and Sunny Obama, roamed the snowy grounds of the White House?
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The footage shows the train colliding with the tractor trailer, slicing it in half, in North Salt Lake on a snowy day.
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Also, see Waymo's driverless cars navigate tricky situations, like snowy roads, dust storms, and that time a ball went into the street!
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During a cold and snowy soccer match in Scotland Friday, a fight broke out between the two teams' fans — a snowball fight.
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However, SpaceX hasn't receive environmental clearance for ground landings at Vandenberg Air Force Base, a nesting ground for the endangered snowy plover.
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Weeks before the autumn chill transitions into an unbearable, snowy commute, the city's most renowned department stores unveil their much-anticipated masterpieces.
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So expect something like the Rey-Ren lightsaber brawl in the snowy forest of Starkiller base, but at least twice as epic.
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A 2006 United Nations treaty had tasked African countries with making the switch from snowy, unreliable analog signals to digital by 2015.
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Everything—the data center, its geodesic domes and the snowy landscape surrounding them—drips with exquisite shades of pink, purple and gold.
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Reserve a window seat and keep your eyes peeled because you can see the snowy peak of Mount Kilimanjaro from the air.
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This time, he says, he was transported to what appeared to be a snowy field at the edge of a wintry forest.
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Cold weather testing is an important aspect for self-driving systems to master, especially because many human drivers struggle in snowy conditions.
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The point isn't to make a perfect consumer car for snowy weather, but to tackle the unique technical problems pertaining to it.
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Rosenbaum recalls a snowy drive in New York decades ago with his father, who began telling him of his wartime military service.
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Faraday says its test mules have been driving in "the world's most extreme environments," from hot deserts to snowy, below-zero roads.
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Lovato opts for a snowy landscape for "Stone Cold," her new breakup anthem that picks up where Adele and Robyn left off.
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On Thursday, Québec transport minister Robert Poeti tweeted amazing photos of a snowy owl — that were taken by a highway traffic camera.
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The pair flashed wide smiles as they posed in matching red beanies, with the view of a snowy forest in the background.
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Breathless and drenched in sweat, my friend walked slowly to the front door and opened it on to the dark, snowy night.
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Computer models are currently vacillating between suggestions of a snowy Thanksgiving week in the Midwest and Northeast, and an unusually mild holiday.
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Just 51.94km of competitive action remain, with Neuville set to become only the third non-Nordic driver to win in snowy Sweden.
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While they're perfectly suited for driving in non-snowy, cold conditions, they really shouldn't be used for extended periods of warm weather.
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The final quarter of "Mission: Impossible—Fallout" takes place in Kashmir, with a helicopter chase through deep gullies and past snowy peaks.
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The contrast can be seen during a quick trip to snowy New York in early 1941, shot in cold blues and whites.
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In winter, particularly on snowy conditions, the bottom shoots of Godafoss are not easy, so the picture was taken from the top.
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Maybe in Frozen 2, we'll see Queen Elsa, tired from a day of ruling and freezing, make herself some magical, snowy loungewear.
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I've never been given a more dismal and ironic feeling than listening to this song on the winding snowy roads of Vermont.
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The video board at a snowy Lambeau Field updated the score to 38-10 and Janis took a well-deserved Lambeau Leap.
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On snowy weekends, we'd study quietly together, and whenever we needed to take a break and goof around we had each other.
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