Nothing would be better than a perfectly temperate environment controlled to keep us all happy, healthy and temperate.
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Where grasslands once dominated the landscape, temperate forests crept in.
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There are more moderate and temperate Republicans, such as Sen.
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Mr. Ailes, in a separate statement, was far less temperate.
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Eurasian woodcocks are birds native to temperate and subarctic Eurasia.
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Given the context, her remarks were downright pragmatic and temperate.
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IN MATTERS of finance, if not climate, Canada is usually temperate.
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His temperate statement also bore the stamp of a political professional.
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Barley has historically flourished under a stable and temperate climate system.
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We see it every year, at least in the temperate zone.
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No judicious, temperate words -- instead a crude threat with sexual undertones.
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The landscape kept flipping between temperate forest and cold, treeless steppe.
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At least six of them appear to be rocky and temperate.
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If tropical beaches, sandy deserts and temperate forests aren't to your liking.
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But other mosquito species common in temperate climates can transmit P. vivax.
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The Bryde's whale is found in both warm temperate and tropical waters.
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But few cities are as flat and temperate as the Dutch capital.
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Today, it's one of the last remaining temperate wildernesses in the world.
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In temperate areas, extreme heat waves and cold snaps broke temperature records.
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It is temperate and careful, and therefore one of his best allies.
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Tourism is limited to the winter months, when temperatures are more temperate.
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It takes extra work to make the structure waterproof, temperate and stable.
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The Women's World Cup saw triple-digit weather in typically temperate France.
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But, it's actually much more temperate than people give it credit for.
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Like Earth, it has a temperate climate, a rocky core, and water.
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Cabins were as temperate as a meat freezer, and skull-numbingly loud.
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Moreover, the researchers inferred the existence of five community-level groups of viruses that mapped onto distinct marine ecological zones based on temperature and depth: Arctic, Antarctic, temperate and tropical surface, temperate and tropical subsurface, and deep ocean.
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Its location in a temperate zone is responsible for year-round mild temperatures.
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This time, owner Dollye Graham-Matthews offers Chang a more temperate, guided experience.
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The scientists measured effects in the oyster reefs of North Carolina's temperate waters.
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Temperate "interglacial" periods normally last about 20,000 to 30,000 years, according to scientists.
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And they aren't all enamored of the tropics; many thrive in temperate conditions.
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Temperatures there are temperate year-round, usually between 68 and 20123 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"The dinosaurs would really struggle in our current, more temperate climate," Schwarz says.
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Such a place has a temperate year-around climate that keeps utilities low.
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The watery gourd, which grows in temperate areas, benefits greatly from insect pollination.
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Though breezy and temperate 12 months out of the year, some issues arise.
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Jerry Brown responded Monday morning with a more temperate letter to Mr. Trump.
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This year it was a slightly more temperate 91.5 percent on both scales.
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Get lost in a temperate rain forest via this short virtual reality documentary.
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His statement Wednesday was considered and temperate, its delivery passionless, if not robotic.
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In addition, he said, temperate regions have plenty of diseases of their own.
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It's not that a temperate day is bad, it's that cold is exciting.
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In this case it is a temperate glacier particularly sensitive to high temperatures.
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Those are character traits, I guess, to be temperate and measured, I guess.
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Especially since I live in a temperate climate, perfect for a heat pump.
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Many sit in the tropics, more given to weather extremes than the temperate West.
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Its temperate climate will be good for testing the cars in wet, rainy conditions.
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About 2,000 known species of fireflies inhabit temperate and tropical forests around the world.
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Burying beetles are found mainly in temperate regions of Europe, Asia and North America.
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Peaches originated from Northwestern China and grow in dry, temperate regions around the world.
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At the end of the day, Chernobyl is just a northern temperate deciduous forest.
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We considered that, but here in Southern California we have a very temperate climate.
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Given the temperate climate, marketplaces can experiment with year-round events and street teams.
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We moved at an easy pace, the day temperate and the umber current gentle.
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"What Makes You Country" is among his most temperate albums, alternately soothing and fatiguing.
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Perhaps in recognition of the changing politics, Kemp's been more temperate in his governance.
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The ubiquity of his early years has been replaced by something much more temperate.
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He added that likely candidates would be major U.S. cities with temperate weather conditions.
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Instead, the game will be taking place in the temperate haze of northern California.
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Should Congress give this budding "dictator" eavesdropping powers that even temperate presidents had abused?
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In colder regions, even temperate California, the flower industry relies on energy-intensive greenhouses.
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As a side effect, hotter and wetter tiles are generally worse than their temperate counterparts.
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Despite the Bay Area's pleasantly temperate climate, it's nice to escape to the cold sometimes.
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Of course, in the temperate suburbs of DC, oasis might not be the right word.
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Such poles-pointing-at-the-Sun episodes would make continents at currently temperate latitudes uninhabitable.
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Orlando combines a more temperate climate with more entertainment than a week could possibly hold.
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But as the heat broke and returned to the relatively temperate 80s, another forewarning emerged.
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Despite living in perfectly sunny and temperate San Francisco, I find indoor workouts more convenient.
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On a television replay I'd watch later, his speech was subdued and, for him, temperate.
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As the second-closest temperate planet to Earth, it's a prime target for further study.
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If there's one thing I miss about North Carolina, it's probably the mild, temperate weather.
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Some bumblebee populations in more temperate regions are already suffering, partly because of climate change.
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But Pelletier—who admits he missed frigid Canadian winters while living in temperate Pasadena, Calif.
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While describing Mr. Trump's remarks as "completely incomprehensible," a statement after the meeting was temperate.
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The Negev is a far cry from the temperate climates of many wine-growing regions.
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Australia's landscape is dominated by "temperate broadleaf and mixed" forests, themselves dominated by eucalyptus trees.
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As an older city, New York should stay more temperate and dignified, the commissioners said.
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The team's bosses, however, decided to train in temperate New York for promotional and marketing reasons.
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Just think of it as the temperate "house wine" presented by your regular and reliable bar.
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It is prosperous and liberal, has low corruption by regional standards and its politics are temperate.
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The ability for this historically subtropical nematode to thrive in a more temperate climate is alarming.
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""The ability for this historically subtropical nematode to thrive in a more temperate climate is alarming.
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" Eugene Volokh, a professor at UCLA School of Law, lauds him as "brilliant, thoughtful and temperate.
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The Fed justified its more temperate outlook by cutting its U.S. economic growth outlook for 15.23.
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"Gimme a break", as Mr Trump might put it in one of his more temperate asides.
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He has come out against Northern Gateway, mainly because its route passes through a temperate rainforest.
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Places that, imaginatively at least, seem entirely at odds with the temperate cities we're flying between.
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For sporty types, Vancouver has its own temperate rain forest within city limits in Stanley Park.
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In more temperate zones, 30% or more days would have temperatures that we currently consider unusual.
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Common in temperate climates, H. nana is among the most frequently seen species of parasitic flatworm.
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It's equally stunning, but less crowded, with more temperate weather that's very comfortable even in summer.
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It's hard for a bird to pass up the state's temperate clime and stable prey sources.
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Given a temperate forecast that will probably allow for a fast race, that is highly unlikely.
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Every acre of restored temperate forest can sequester 3 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year.
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These days, I dream of palm trees and more temperate climates, and yet here I am.
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Dargis has decided to remain quiet on this subject in favor of her more temperate colleague.
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Water ice sits just an inch below the surface in the vast temperate region pictured above.
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But Mr Lacalle Pou has kept his rhetoric temperate, stressing his promise to modernise the police.
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The city is nearly 5,000 feet above sea level and usually maintains a temperate climate, Guy said.
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For nearly 48 hours, Trump embraced the role of decorous winner and temperate future commander-in-chief.
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Due to the temperate climate in much of the country, there is no need for central heating.
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Lemire breaks up the river's temperate wash of purple and navy blue hues with inked squiggly ripples.
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The forest -- about the size of West Virginia -- and region form the world's largest intact temperate rainforest.
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Temperate forests have 212 billion trees and boreal forests in the far north have another 25 billion.
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And for those in temperate zones, rising temperatures may bring milder weather and a longer growing season.
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This is in contrast to the fires in Northern California, where the climate is temperate year-round.
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The Great Bear Rainforest on British Columbia's West Coast comprises the largest intact temperate rainforest on earth.
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"I'm sure he will become more temperate as he sees the enormity of the task," she said.
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Addressing this demand, while minimizing ecological impacts, requires biodiversification and farming other rubber crops in temperate regions.
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A judge has already temporarily blocked logging on 42,500 acres of temperate rainforest in Tongass National Forest.
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Ultra-cool dwarfs also open a much easier route to detecting and studying temperate, Earth-like planets.
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Italy's temperate Mediterranean climate allowed pizzaiolos, or pizza makers, to sell their pies at open-air stands.
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Temperate agricultural regions, like those in the United States and Western Europe, would be particularly hard hit.
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For this year's fair, featuring about 191 dealers, an engineering consultant was hired to ensure temperate conditions.
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Still others live in temperate climates (all of you with lemon trees, you know who you are).
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On Wednesday afternoon, Ekstra Bladet published a temperate story, beneath a photograph of Marius looking sweetly reproachful.
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One enjoys tropical waters, another likes the subtropics and the hoodwinker prefers temperate water, Nyegaard told CNN.
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It was as if she had acquired a milder variant of those diseases—a more temperate cousin.
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Researchers have discovered a temperate rocky "super-Earth" planet, LHS 1140b, about 39 light years from our Sun.
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On top of the tax credit, productions have flocked to Georgia for the temperate climate and varied topography.
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The overwhelming majority of those blooms come from Colombia, particularly the temperate highlands outside of Bogotá and Medellín.
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As well as being far more temperate and better-behaved, they seem more anxious and unhappy (see article).
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Such a scorcher is three times more likely than it was in more temperate 1950s, the authors conclude.
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There's an inherent conflict when you try to create temperate, Old World classics with tropical, New World ingredients.
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On that southern coast Huidong has beautiful beaches, temperate climate and is only an hour's drive from Shenzhen.
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The story many readers saw captured only the temperate Trump and very little from the fire-breathing one.
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According to Irish Central, Ireland's temperate climate means the weather may be a little unpredictable, but not freezing.
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Cherries grow in temperate regions around the Northern Hemisphere, with the U.S. being the second largest global producer.
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Digesters have been used all around Nepal, China, and India, Porter said, but at lower, more temperate elevations.
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Several locations are reporting that July was their warmest all-time month, including the normally temperate Caribou, Maine.
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Op-Docs The Hoh Rain Forest is one of the largest temperate rain forests in the United States.
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They pop up in tropical and temperate forests in the Americas, Japan, Southeast Asia, Australia and South Africa.
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World leaders agreed in the 2015 Paris Agreement to hold temperate hikes to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius.
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She comes from Banja Luka, a town with a temperate climate, several discothèques, and a thirteenth-century fort.
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One strategy that has allowed the Asian tiger mosquito to survive in more temperate weather involves its eggs.
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This artist's illustration shows the potentially temperate planet Ross 128b, with its red dwarf parent star in the background.
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Slime molds have existed on Earth for billions of years, and they're found naturally in temperate climates, Dussutour says.
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Stingrays are flat, bottom-dwellers that like to hang out partially covered in the sand in shallow, temperate waters.
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For now, Mexicans are praying that Mr Trump will prove more temperate in office than during his meteoric rise.
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Naboo is a temperate, pastoral planet and home to Padme Amidala and a race of aliens known as Gungans.
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As the weather becomes slightly more temperate, it is less essential to protect against the threat of falling snow.
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Forests cover 31% of the Earth's land surface, and there are three distinct types: tropical, temperate, and boreal (taiga).
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The temperate climate allows for a year-round growing season blessed by the abundance from the Pearl River Delta.
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Many of Trump's supporters hope that he'll be guided and constrained by more seasoned, temperate advisers while in office.
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Montrealers are even ahead of Vancouver, which is much more temperate (winters there are downright balmy by Canadian standards).
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Venus was once temperate and Earth-like, but today it has a thick atmosphere with a runaway greenhouse effect.
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Based in the country's North Island, the city enjoys a temperate climate, sea views and proximity to stunning landscapes.
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In a season of angry GOP rhetoric, Ryan delivered perhaps the most temperate fact-challenged speech of the convention.
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If it were, say, the New York Yankees from the more temperate northeast, that would be a different story.
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All seven planets are temperate, meaning that under the right atmospheric and geologic conditions, they could sustain liquid water.
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At least partly because of its pleasant climate, temperate all year round, Oaxaca has become an appealing tourist destination.
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These invertebrate Republicans assume that as president he would surround himself with people unlike himself — wise and temperate advisers.
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This would open up 9.5 million acres of undisturbed temperate rainforest in Alaska to mining, logging, and energy projects.
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Maybe the deep, systemic changes that so many yearn for couldn't come through his temperate, "No Drama Obama" approach.
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The numbers will likely improve once Americans get a closer look at this temperate, intelligent, decidedly non-scary nominee.
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Large U.S. cities with the right population density and more temperate weather are at the top of the list.
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The split-screen between Tuesday's temperate Mr. Trump and the everyday Mr. Trump was striking, to put it mildly.
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Portugal was named the best country for retirement because of its affordable lifestyle, quality healthcare, temperate climate, and dining.
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Teams there had added extra CO2 to areas of temperate forests, and trees' growth had increased by roughly 23 percent.
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Some of the more temperate parts of the US like the California coast will see sharper swings in their weather.
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At the same time, says Mr Ranalli, the winemaker, the cooler, higher landscape and temperate plateaus "felt like coming home".
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Their wish list had three top items: proximity to the U.S., a lower cost of living and a temperate climate.
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It has historically been a subtropical parasite, so it is "alarming" that it is being found in more temperate climates.
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Today, however, mammals are extremely successful in temperate and cool parts of the planet, and non-dinosaurian reptiles are not.
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"Many people, myself included, would argue for more temperate language than the 'fire and fury' kind of thing," Clapper said.
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But they do grow along our coast and along similar coasts in Chile and in Europe, mostly in temperate waters.
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I land my craft on a temperate planet full of exotic plants, but with little animal life on its surface.
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Trump made a shift from heated rhetoric to, not merely more temperate rhetoric, but to downright effusively flattery of Kim.
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Maderia has been called the "Pearl of the Atlantic" because of its year-round temperate climate and rolling green landscapes.
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After several days in Illinois, I'll be happy to return home, if only to enjoy North Carolina's more temperate weather.
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NORTH CAROLINA: Enjoy the beautiful temperate weather by taking a hike, wandering through boutiques in Asheville, or visiting the beach.
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When scientists seek out other planets where life could exist, they look for rocky, wet, temperate worlds like our own.
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Countries in temperate zones, including China and the United States, did not feel much of an effect, the study said.
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The moderate is prudent and temperate about political life because he is so passionate about emotional, spiritual and intellectual life.
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The report suggests the country's popularity with expats can be linked to its widely available leisure activities and temperate weather.
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Plant introductions from other temperate zones around the world helped give the nation such a rich horticultural history, he said.
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He has also proposed opening up the Tongass National Forest in Alaska, North America's largest intact temperate rainforest, to logging.
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The research is clear: Especially in a temperate climate like California, RNG is not a viable alternative for decarbonizing buildings.
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But the subsurface ice that Piqueux discovered is in a temperate area that&aposs just right for astronauts to land.
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As a huge share of America's biggest companies report their results, it's looking to be an especially temperate earnings season.
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Also look for so-called sprouting broccoli, smaller and multi-stemmed, which you'll find at farmers' markets in temperate climates.
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But it's still very predictive whether you are temperate or tropical how well you will have done in economic development.
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As announced last week, scientists identified seven Earth-sized planets orbiting the star, which appear to be rocky and temperate.
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And these relatively warmer waters in the polar regions — while still frigid compared to temperate oceans — have already started thinning glaciers.
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One of Africa's most popular tourist destinations, Cape Town attracts foreign buyers for its natural beauty, cosmopolitan offerings and temperate weather.
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More oak pollen, for instance, suggested humid and temperate climates while more fir and spruce pollen indicated chillier conditions, he said.
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The Observatory has recorded an average temperate increase of 0.13 degrees Celsius (0.23 degrees Fahrenheit) each decade from 1885 to 2018.
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Many contemporary buildings in temperate climates are built using lightweight components, insulation (for energy efficiency in winter) and without cross-ventilation.
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And my mom had brought me up to be a very tolerant, temperate Muslim, so I wasn't going to do that.
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This system, guided by AI, could influence weather patterns around the world, and turn marginally habitable areas into temperate regions.6.
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Here, cold waters meet warmer waters from temperate regions, sustaining a bloom of marine life, from plankton to krill to fishes.
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Results from the new study showed that tropical species are at higher risk than those who live in more temperate zones.
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Kelp forests are a bastion of marine biodiversity, blanketing roughly a quarter of our planet's coastlines at temperate and polar latitudes.
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Residents of South Florida reported on Thursday that frozen iguanas were falling from trees all over the usually-temperate Florida landscape.
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That means that batteries take an absolute beating here and often perform worse than other, more temperate, places like San Francisco.
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The 21990-acre sanctuary is located in northern Georgia along a temperate rainforest, with rolling hills and a lush, green landscape.
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As the vegetation turns from semi-arid scrublands to temperate rainforest and the route enters the fertile farming region, opposition intensifies.
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Now, its season in these countries is lengthening significantly ... and the disease is spreading to less tropical and more temperate countries.
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She grew up in Asheville, a temperate mountain town, which she described as full of crystal shops and competing incense smoke.
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In years to come, scientists say, many more are likely to batter what is naturally one of the world's temperate zones.
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Though the country has been slow to catch on as an Instagram destination, its temperate climate is ideal for growing lavender.
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Besides these draws, Mr. Antônio said, Brazil has a temperate climate, an abundance of natural resources and incredible cities and beaches.
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" Aron put it this way: "Freedom flourishes in temperate zones; it does not survive the burning faith of prophets and crowds.
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For example, "spiders are no more likely to be venomous in the tropics than they are in temperate regions," he said.
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The animal is active mainly at night and notoriously elusive, and it lives in tropical and temperate habitats across the continent.
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Situated on the side of a lush green mountain, this city has a temperate climate and is a nature lover's paradise.
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Daylight and heat are the main factors that determine blooming time in temperate areas such as the lower 48 U.S. states.
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Read more " _____ • Jack Goldsmith in Lawfare: "What is most important is that the court issued a per curiam opinion on the most contested issue of the Trump presidency with a sober, reasonable legal analysis written in a temperate tone, followed by a three-justice partial dissent that was also sober and reasonable in substance and temperate in tone.
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Then there was Jupiter's North North Temperate Little Red Spot 1, a cousin to the Great Red Spot, and just as angry.
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But even in the ordinarily more temperate coastal climes, temperatures were well below zero on Monday, according to the German Weather Service.
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Ross 2128b — which lies just 25 light-years from our planet — is likely a rocky and temperate world, a new study suggests.
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But unlike poets, economists prefer to quantify their analogies—to measure whether thou art 15% or 20% more lovely and more temperate.
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In recent years, dengue has also spread from tropical areas to more temperate climates, such as Nepal, where it isn't traditionally seen.
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Chile is currently affected by a multi-year drought and creeping deserts, which are shifting fruit production to the more temperate south.
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Unlike many other insects in temperate climates, monarchs cannot survive a long cold winter, according to the University of Minnesota Monarch Lab.
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Cold winter, or temperate, deserts have unique ecological qualities, experts say, providing important feeding grounds for animals and migration areas for birds.
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Image: UPR AreciboScientists have discovered a pair of temperate, Earth-sized exoplanet candidates around a nearby star, according to a new paper.
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Scientists have already spotted exoplanets in the temperate zones of these kinds of stars, like TRAPPIST-1 and our neighboring Proxima Centauri.
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The rest of Spain, including the normally wet and temperate northwestern region of Galicia, was also punished by the sun and heat.
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This is in part due to our temperate climate, which keeps mosquito populations at bay during the cold parts of the year.
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But sometimes that dam bursts as the polar vortex weakens and allows cold air to escape the Arctic to more temperate climes.
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Cons: While Berlin has a temperate summer climate, none of the rooms have air conditioning, which can be uncomfortable on hot days.
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"Michael is a careful, temperate, and thoughtful lawyer," said David Laufman, who worked with Atkinson in the Justice Department's National Security Division.
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Beaked whales exist in temperate waters from the North Atlantic to Brazil, and also near South Africa, Mozambique, Australia and New Zealand.
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The weather is temperate year-round, the earth is fertile and the land is largely divided into small plots for individual owners.
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And isn't doing that healthier than a Maker's Mark on the rocks after a fight — I mean, temperate disagreement — with your boss?
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This is hitting Boulder and San Miguel counties especially hard in the warmer months because they are used to a temperate climate.
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In principle, the risk from continued global warming applies not just to temperate countries, but to cities at high altitude in tropical countries.
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The costs of global climate change will again be unevenly (and uncertainly) distributed, but harm will often be smaller for richer, temperate countries.
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On the other hand, the most modified biomes include more tropical landscapes, such as temperate broadleaf and mixed forests, as well as mangroves.
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Found throughout temperate and tropical waters across the globe, the species has not been extensively studied, outside of a small population in Hawaii.
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Geographic variation and isolation have colluded to create a stunning diversity of ecosystems, from evergreen eucalyptus forests to alpine heathlands to temperate rainforests.
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They form vast meadows in shallow temperate and tropical marine waters, providing habitat to a diverse array of fish, invertebrates, turtles and manatees.
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Billions of years ago, Mars featured a temperate climate and liquid water at its surface, providing a potential environment for life to emerge.
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The temperate weather has them feeling so good that they're moving around more often, she said, and so they're on the roads more.
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Weeding out false positives will be much easier here than in planetary systems containing only one or two temperate, potentially Earth-like worlds.
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This helps scientists determine whether its surface temperature stays within a relatively temperate range of 0 and 100℃, so liquid water could exist.
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An ocean will absorb heat during summer, then when winter arrives it will release that heat, allowing the planet to stay relatively temperate.
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Britain has one big advantage in that it has only one climate zone, temperate, Mr. Blaik said, which is ideal for growing plants.
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That's why a growing number of people — many of them more temperate than I am — have started calling for mass protest in response.
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The year-round temperate weather puts a special premium on outdoor sites, which have been known to put on shows right through November.
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In the morning, I made coffee in the in-room Keurig and sipped my first cup outside while enjoying the temperate morning weather.
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The usually temperate Snowy Mountains region is a popular tourist spot even in summer, particularly with hikers, mountain bikers and other nature lovers.
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It's one of several excellent songs on the new EP, "Territory," which is full of temperate, considered and quietly seismic dance music. J.C.
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While the oven's on so low and slow, you can stick in something else that benefits from the relatively temperate 275-degree heat.
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The winery's temperate climate and proximity to the sea make the wine, especially its albariños and tannats, some of the country's most complex.
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In more temperate waters, like those off the coast of California and New England, white sharks have been more likely to encounter swimmers.
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It is a damp but temperate afternoon as he shows me around his home and the small barn he uses as his office.
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In some times and places the humps are more pronounced; in temperate climates, with less heating and cooling demand, they're a little flatter.
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