At the end of the night a southerly change came.
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Antarctica's two flowering plant species may continue their southerly expansion.
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Or head on a southerly path, out into the open Channel?
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Southerly winds near 10 mph keep pumping in that mild air, too.
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Calm morning wind should turn into a light southerly breeze by afternoon.
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Crimea, home to about 2 million people, is at Ukraine's most southerly tip.
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It's the winter solstice, when the sun appears at its most southerly position.
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A milder southerly flow out ahead of it should boost temperatures toward 60.
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Meanwhile, the two buses that took the southerly route had also run into trouble.
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A southerly coastal current then pushed algae farther south, toward the greater Miami area.
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A light southerly wind allows highs to hit the upper 240s to near 230.
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The most southerly Inca settlement is located where the park is set to form.
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Fuel availability has become a chief concern for some southerly areas of the state. Gov.
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The ensuing ash fall event could be further aggravated by southerly wind patterns forecasted for Friday.
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We're into a warmer southerly flow at this point, with highs around 50 in most spots.
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During the summer months, a southerly sea breeze blows across the bay from Long Island Sound.
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And around the same time, southerly species, such as chub and horse mackerel, slowly moved in.
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Southerly breezes could kick up past 20 mph, so watch for those umbrellas blowing inside-out.
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But the race can get very tricky in the Derwent and even more complicated much earlier if a Southerly Buster occurs: a summer cold front in which strong southerly winds transform the Hobart race from a downwind joy ride into an upwind slog in towering waves.
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Warm, southerly air will move into the system as it pushes into the Ohio Valley, Chinchar said.
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The two U.S. B-52 bombers skirted Taiwan's east coast, also in a southerly direction, the ministry added.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Mostly cloudy skies are the rule, along with southerly breezes around 5 mph.
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In Google's defense, there aren't many streets, not as most Americans or southerly Canadians would recognize them anyway.
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At Fastnet Rock, the country's most southerly point, wind speeds reached 176 kilometers, or 109 miles, an hour.
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He says the wind typically blows from the northeast for a few days before transitioning to a southerly.
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Zooplankton from southerly waters have moved north at a rate of 200km a decade as the ocean has warmed.
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Officials hoped that southerly winds and high tides would lift the iceberg and carry it away from the village.
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Very light southerly breezes may help boost temperatures by a couple of degrees over our previous night's low temperatures.
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The fronts that used to drop rain over Australia's southerly breadbaskets have begun to stray southward, to the open ocean.
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To the north are the Khasi Hills, standing athwart the path of moisture-laden southerly winds eager to continue north.
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Other regions, particularly in the more southerly past of the lake, are seeing these effects unfold only in recent decades.
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But Djokovic's season has taken a sharp turn in a southerly direction since that breakthrough victory in Paris in June.
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The planned development reflects Tokyo&aposs revised security doctrine and determination to protect scattered islands off its most southerly prefecture.
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Strong southerly winds with gusts of 45 to 65 mph are expected to whip through the Central Valley and surrounding foothills.
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Confidence: Medium-High A cold front approaches on Tuesday, but before it gets here southerly flow should add some additional warmth.
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There's a SCIF at Mar-a-Lago, for instance, kitted out to accommodate briefings for Trump during his frequent southerly sojourns.
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High temperatures in the upper 30s to low 603s are getting a small boost from afternoon southerly breezes near 10 mph.
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China has plans for an even more southerly route to Western Europe via Central Asia, Iran and Turkey and the Balkans.
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A southerly wind change associated with a cold front was forecast to arrive by early evening, the Bureau of Meteorology said.
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Encounter a "southerly buster," which delivers stiff winds from the south that oppose the current, and the seas stack up. Fast.
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Unfavorable weather conditions, including rising humidity and weak southerly winds, would make it harder for smog particles to be diffused, it said.
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"A common transition is the southerly change, which sees wind against the East Australia Current," he said, describing an often-violent sea.
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The higher-than-normal temperatures are due to southerly winds moving upward ahead of a storm system, bringing warm air with it.
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The world's most northerly machine is at Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway and the most southerly located at the McMurdo station at the South Pole.
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Today, Pyongyang is a self described "nuclear weapons state", with an arsenal capable of at the very least wiping out its southerly neighbor.
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Winds reached 176 kilometers, or 109 miles, an hour at Fastnet Rock, the country's most southerly point, the weather service said Monday morning.
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Taiwan's Defence Ministry said the latest ship passed through the strait in a southerly direction and was monitored throughout by Taiwan's armed forces.
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Today (Friday): Despite a cool start and mostly cloudy skies, warm southerly winds near 10 mph help boost afternoon temperatures into the 50s.
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Warmer winters are generally expected during El Nino since the jet stream takes on a more southerly track, fighting off Arctic air domination.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, the winter solstice is the shortest day of the year, when the sun appears at its most southerly spot.
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One of the other locations in Ireland you'll spot in the latest film is Brow Head, which stands as mainland Ireland's most southerly point.
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More southerly regions have mostly avoided the prolonged heat and drought that have struck the north, while damage from heavy rains has been limited.
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It may not amount to too much rain but it may still be noticeable with southerly winds possibly gusting over 40 mph after midnight.
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Dr. Schuur said that as the planet warms, more southerly regions, where the permafrost occurs in discontinuous patches, would be expected to thaw first.
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A lingering El Niño can cause a slower progression of the monsoon, delaying the southerly winds that draw up moisture from the Gulf of California.
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DONGGUAN, a southerly Chinese city near Hong Kong, is better known for cranking out cheap trinkets than for producing high-end equipment of any kind.
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The loss of southerly flow removes the source of warm, moist air over the southern United States, sometimes inducing severe drought from California to Texas.
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Neptune's gigantic fart is currently moving very slowly in a southerly direction, traversing a distance of about 1.7 degrees to 2.5 degrees of latitude each year.
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The unprecedented warming has been driven by southerly winds in the Bering Sea, with warm air from the south melting the ice at an alarming rate.
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Southerly winds in the Bering Sea have melted ice at an alarming rate, driving temperatures up, said climatologist Brian Brettschneider of the International Arctic Research Center.
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His pledge to build a wall across the border with Mexico to keep informal migrants out has provoked the ire of the U.S.'s southerly neighbor.
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He told CNN affiliate CNN Indonesia that in mid-July strong southerly winds had caused high waves, resulting in the anchor rope rubbing until it broke.
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But the Arctic's shrinking sea ice has moved those barriers farther north, where southerly winds have been able to travel for longer stretches without being cooled.
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Southerly began in late 2016 as a weekly newsletter of investigative journalism, plus curated links to "News Flying Under the Radar" by other journalists around the region.
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"On this trip, we pioneered a southerly island hopping route with plentiful diverts to safely employ the MV-22s to or from MRF-D and Hawaii," Walters continued.
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It is a phenomenon regularly witnessed in the Arctic and Antarctic, but can also form at extreme northerly and southerly latitudes, in regions including Alaska and northern Russia.
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In February, southerly surface winds blew sea ice away from the northern shore of Greenland, causing the largest expanse of open ocean in winter ever recorded by satellites.
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After we finally do get to see the aurora borealis, we plan to look for its southerly equivalent, the aurora australis, at the other end of the earth.
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Keep reading for the forecast into next week … Tomorrow (Saturday): Clouds continue to dominate, but we're mild with continued southerly winds, building toward 20 mph gusts by sunset.
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France's new record modern-day temperature, registered in Gallargues-le-Montueux, in the southerly Provence region, was nearly two degrees above the previous high recorded in August 2003.
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Even where the more southerly polar bear clubs swim in San Francisco and the Carolinas, water temperature in the mid-50s is still cold enough to induce hypothermia.
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It all goes down in Hart Plaza in the middle of downtown Detroit, right on the Detroit River's edge, with a southerly view of Canada on the other side.
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This beluga whale — the most southerly ever recorded in British waters, according to Sally Hamilton, director of the charity Orca — seemed to be in good health and still feeding.
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Horse mackerel, or carapau in Portuguese, one of the southerly species that now thrive all along the coast, is abundant but doesn't sell for much at market, Dias says.
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Cape Town, located where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet, is well placed for boats going in either direction, and for those coming from more southerly fisheries, du Plessis said.
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Oslo's dining scene musters little excitement compared to its southerly Scandinavian neighbor, Copenhagen, but there are a few bright spots in this famously pricey city that won't break the bank.
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The ice was so thin last winter that an unusual series of southerly storms shattered what little ice there was in February and March, far ahead of the normal schedule.
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That's why "This region stands to bear the brunt and lose the most from the effects of climate change," as Lyndsey Gilpin, editor of the indispensable website Southerly, points out.
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Huge sections of its most pristine parts were killed last year by overheated seawater, and now more southerly sections are bleaching, which is a potential precursor to another die-off.
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"This is the most southerly recording of a beluga in the UK," Lucy Babey, head of science and conservation at marine conservation charity Orca, was quoted as saying in the BBC.
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Taiwan's Defense Ministry said one U.S. MC-130, a special mission aircraft based on the C-130 Hercules transport aircraft, flew down the Taiwan Strait in a southerly direction on Wednesday.
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"Very hot over the Eucla (in WA) with a fresh and gusty southerly change extending from the west during the morning and afternoon," the Bureau of Meteorology said on its website.
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Instead, runners will follow a more southerly, flatter route in the park, bringing them closer to Midtown Manhattan, closer to the skyscrapers and horse-drawn carriages, Columbus Circle and Carnegie Hall.
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"The wind changed on New Year's Eve to a southerly and brought all the embers with it, they covered the whole house and we ran for our lives," said Mr. Kelly.
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By nightfall, it was downgraded to a Category 3 storm, from a Category 4, as it began "curving to a more southerly track over inland Queensland," the Bureau of Meteorology said.
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We eagerly study weather maps, heartened by southerly winds that might speed the journey of birds that wintered below the Mason-Dixon Line, as far away, in some cases, as South America.
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It was around that time, in the mid 80s, when his father began planting Roussanne, Marsanne, and Assyrtiko grapes on the family farm—fruit typical to the warmer parts of southerly Europe.
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We expected last night to be our final one on Doris and to reach Australia this evening but the Pacific has other ideas with strong southerly currents and the wind turning against us.
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And it doesn't get much more out of the way than ngelholm, a small town (population 39,612) more than 330 miles south west of Stockholm, in Sk ne County, Sweden's most southerly point.
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From roughly the second century B.C. to the eleventh century A.D., successive waves of tribes swept out of the north to plunder, kidnap, rape, and murder the native inhabitants of more southerly lands.
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Ultimately, researchers found that this relatively warmer air interacts with and weakens the winds over the Arctic, allowing frigid polar air to more easily escape to southerly places like Cleveland and New York City.
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The current southerly winds blowing toward Mosul are expected to ebb in the next couple of days, but there has been no rain in Mosul for months and there's none in the immediate forecast.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Just a quick look at the Sirocco (which is named after a legendary southerly Mediterranean wind—it's a European thing) and a Galaxy S8 and you can immediately see the resemblance.
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The domestic project will connect the settlements of remote Patagonia as far south as Puerto Williams on the tip of Cape Horn, and would be the world's most southerly such cable, the telecoms ministry said.
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In December, its flight MH132 from Auckland to Kuala Lumpur followed the wrong route, with media reporting that the plane was headed in a more southerly direction toward Melbourne, Australia, for as much as an hour.
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But while other countries have built military features and artificial islands, none come close to matching Beijing's in scale or ambition, which stretch hundreds of miles south and east from its most southerly province of Hainan.
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The Chinese carrier group had sailed in a southerly direction through the Taiwan Strait, trailed by U.S. and Japanese ships, Taiwan's defense ministry said in its short statement without giving details on exactly when it happened.
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The Chinese carrier group had sailed in a southerly direction through the Taiwan Strait, trailed by US and Japanese ships, Taiwan's defense ministry said in its short statement without giving details on exactly when it happened.
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In July, Southerly grew into a full-fledged "independent media organization" that "covers the intersection of ecology, justice and culture in the American South," according to its new website, and already it is taking no prisoners.
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A strong southerly wind change on Friday night, with gusts of more than 100 kph (60 mph) recorded, whipped up a number of fires to the emergency warning level, but by Saturday morning conditions had eased.
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Cooler temperatures and rainfall had eased conditions after Friday's strong southerly wind change that packed gusts of more than 100 kph (211 mph), whipping some fires on the east coast up to the emergency warning level.
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"The Frayed Atlantic Edge" is an account of a year-long kayak voyage that he made down the western seaboard of the British Isles, from the northernmost tip of Shetland to the most southerly point of Cornwall.
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Communist Yugoslavia, which had broken with the Soviet-led bloc in 1948, generally encouraged its most southerly constituent republic to assert a distinctive Macedonian identity and hence differentiate itself from Bulgaria, which was still loyal to Moscow.
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Existing hostilities were stoked by the visitation of Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling to Orkney's facility in March, and reignited over the past week when the more southerly library was awarded Twitter's coveted blue tick of verification.
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Bangladeshi authorities believe the boat departed from Teknaf, an administrative region of Cox's Bazar, the southerly region of Bangladesh on the Myanmar border to which hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees have fled to in recent years.
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More southerly sections around the middle of the reef that barely escaped then are bleaching now, a potential precursor to another die-off that could rob some of the reef's most visited areas of color and life.
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If the Arctic one day truly becomes the northern equivalent of a tropical passageway like the Suez or Panama canals, that will likely mean that parts of those southerly areas will have become the equivalents of uninhabitable deserts.
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And so on December 3, if all goes to plan, the Falcon 9 will fire up on the launch pad at Vandenberg and head skyward on a southerly course, traversing open ocean toward Antarctica on its way to orbit.
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Many of these deaths occur in those over 55 years old, in areas that were traditionally colder climates, and cities that have a higher percentage of buildings without air conditioning than their more southerly counterparts in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Only briefly The heat of "Februmarch" will peak across the eastern half of the country on Friday, as southerly winds ahead of the storm system moving across the Great Lakes pull up warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico.
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Crown-of-thorns starfish, a native species whose numbers occasionally grow so out of control they endanger the reef, have been detected on 37 sections of the southerly Swain Reef, more than 60 miles offshore, according to the park authority.
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Even in cases where production has been shifted from China to other parts of Asia, including Vietnam and India, West Coast ports may be losers, as exports from the more southerly Asian countries tend to be shipped to the East Coast.
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Those who remained waited anxiously for a southerly change that could whip up the fire, and they kept watch for embers, which fire officials have said can ignite trees, leaves and grass up to seven miles ahead of a fire front.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - Oil waste products caught fire late on Monday night in Iraq's southerly Maysan province, but the fire was far from the Bazrakan oilfield and production was not affected, a spokesman for the state-owned Maysan Oil Company said on Tuesday.
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"The tip of the island was just a complete mystery to me," said Amy Drury, 38, who lived in a string of apartments in southerly neighborhoods, like the Financial District and Dumbo, Brooklyn, after moving to New York from England in 2011.
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It's the shortest day of the year because, during the winter solstice, the Northern Hemisphere is tilted 23.5 degrees away from the sun and the sun's position is at its most southerly point, directly over the Tropic of Capricorn -- right across the middle of Australia.
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The reason for what would qualify as a heat wave at the North Pole is a combination of factors, led by a series of storms curving from the Atlantic side of the Arctic toward the Pole, dragging mild air on a moist, southerly air flow with them.
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Part of the island's haunted, otherworldly mien might be attributable to its geographical and atmospheric particulars: It is, after all, the country's last defense before Antarctica, and its extreme southerly position means that for much of the year the land is shrouded in a crepuscular light.
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The group said it was pitching this launch at Paris residents who might think twice before crossing town to the southerly Left Bank to shop at LVMH's existing gourmet grocery, which is next to the group's landmark Le Bon Marche department store and comes under that retailer's umbrella.
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The fire that started in the tank farms of the CEI Hub has spread north, crossed the water on a burning slick of fuel, caught the wooded bluffs on fire west of the University of Portland, burned up the hill pushed by a southerly wind, and is raging uncontrolled through the neighborhood.
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The Rio Grande (or the Río Bravo del Norte, from a southerly perspective) is all that separates Texas and Mexico within the boundaries of the park, winding its way for 118 miles between forbidding canyon walls; making the abrupt southeast to northeast shift that gives Big Bend its name; and changing in color (chocolate milk in one light, celadon in another) and flow (sometimes grande, often pequeño).
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