"Warm up and thaw out, hopefully the bats thaw as well," said Madson, when asked what returning home might do for the Dodgers.
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She later married Harry K. Thaw, a wildly jealous industrialist from Pittsburgh, and in 215, Thaw fatally shot White at Madison Square Garden.
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As we start to get closer to Thanksgiving, it'll turn to quick-thaw— "I forgot to thaw my turkey, what can I do to thaw it out quickly," and then we go into the water bath systems for quick-thawing a turkey.
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When warming time comes around, if the tissues thaw too slowly, they'll form ice crystals anyway, and if they thaw too unevenly, they could crack.
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His death was confirmed by Katie Flanagan, president of a charitable trust established by Mr. Thaw and his wife, Clare E. Thaw, who shared his art-collecting enthusiasms.
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During the past 303 years, the New York art dealer Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare Eddy Thaw, amassed a phenomenal drawing collection notable for its chronological breadth.
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During the past 34003 years, the New York art dealer Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare Eddy Thaw, amassed a phenomenal drawing collection notable for its chronological breadth.
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During the past 60 years, the New York art dealer Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare Eddy Thaw, amassed a phenomenal drawing collection notable for its chronological breadth.
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The only way to save Thaw from the electric chair was for Nesbit to testify about her assault, in order to prove that White's actions had driven Thaw temporarily insane.
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FIRST came the Iran nuclear deal; then the Cuban thaw.
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Mr Abiy deserves credit as the architect of the thaw.
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Menendez also opposed Obama's "Cuban Thaw," something he called naïve.
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But the thaw toward Trump on Capitol Hill is undeniable.
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Performances such as these have helped bring on a thaw.
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Eggs are trickier to thaw successfully than embryos, experts said.
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Klopp and the club remained hopeful of a thaw, however.
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Apparently, Thaw could not get Nesbit out of his mind.
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It crossed many minds when diplomatic relations began to thaw.
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Lobbyists sprang into action after the Cuban thaw was announced.
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The apparent thaw has not been reflected in Washington, however.
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Thanks to the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting for supporting Thaw.
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"With increasing thaw, there's increasing variability across the landscape," she says.
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Thanks to the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting for supporting Thaw.
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For the capital winter, investors say a thaw could be near.
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And the thaw with Iran might yet take an unwelcome turn.
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Russian energy companies are, though, seeing an upside to the thaw.
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That's helping thaw some of the ice from above and below.
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The recent winter snowfall and rapid thaw certainly fit that pattern.
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Watch above and feel your cold, January heart begin to thaw.
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I freeze those and thaw them out when I need them.
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The defrost button will thaw out your bread before toasting it.
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Those gases then cause more warming, which causes more permafrost thaw.
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But some European officials appear keen for a thaw with Russia.
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You've got valves to thaw out, fuel lines to de-ice.
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The doves say this is a genuine thaw," Cramer said. "Me?
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Mr. Thaw is survived by a son, Nicholas, and a granddaughter.
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And so upon thaw, it's rapidly lost within years to decades.
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All the same, I'll be looking forward to Smith's spring thaw.
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If you freeze it, it stays fresh until you thaw it.
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The thaw between Russia and Turkey this summer was realpolitik writ large.
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On Thanksgiving morning, transfer mixture from freezer to refrigerator compartment to thaw.
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"Thaw in summer is now stronger than cooling in winter," Romanovsky said.
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That will matter only if it leads to a real political thaw.
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A persistent congressional critic of the thaw in relations with Cuba, Rep.
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Here's what you need to know: • Next step in U.S.-Cuba thaw.
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The deal also follows a thaw in ties between Russia and Turkey.
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On the political front, there has been no indication of a thaw.
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Why they love it: "We don't have to thaw them," Michelle said.
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In the wake of the Khrushchev thaw, his writing became more adventurous.
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The beginning of spring training is the thaw after the deep freeze.
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Conditions can change between now and the end of the summer thaw.
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Higher temperatures are also causing permafrost to thaw, releasing, yes, more carbon.
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After a few decades, the restrictions on psychedelic drugs began to thaw.
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Consumers can also "thaw" their files, temporarily or permanently, without a fee.
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That momentary thaw, if not the agreement itself, now seems at risk.
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When these lands thaw, they play host to a number of processes.
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If on a slope, abrupt thaw can spill massive amount of earth.
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Simply put, more freeze-thaw cycles result in more potholes, he said.
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It remains to be seen whether Bloomberg's spending can thaw the freeze.
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The thaw is already adversely affecting the lives of northern Siberia's residents.
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During the past 60 years, the New York art dealer Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare Eddy Thaw, amassed a phenomenal drawing collection notable for its chronological breadth, running from the early Renaissance to the near present.
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During the past 60 years, the New York art dealer Eugene V. Thaw and his wife Clare Eddy Thaw amassed a phenomenal drawing collection notable for its chronological breadth, running from the early Renaissance to the near present.
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During the past 228 years, the New York art dealer Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare Eddy Thaw, amassed a phenomenal drawing collection notable for its chronological breadth, running from the early Renaissance to the near present.
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Diplomatic thaw The concerts and sports demonstration come after a period of diplomatic thaw between the two nations, which began after South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who favors closer ties with Pyongyang, entered office in May 2017.
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"A spring thaw shatters Lake Michigan into pieces and it's beautiful," he wrote.
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Thaw was later acquitted, after the first successful use of the insanity defense.
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Eventually, Thaw forced Nesbit to tell him why she would not marry him.
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In the Khrushchev thaw, China was the unreconstructed past; Mao proclaimed Russia revisionist.
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So, did the book break through and thaw out my cold Scrooge heart?
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Sheikh Mohammed said there was no sign of a thaw in the row.
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North Korea's state media have lauded the thaw in relations with South Korea.
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I take out turkey chili from the freezer to thaw for dinner tonight.
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As the blockade nears its first anniversary, there is talk of a thaw.
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Over the summer, Mackay's research shifted to measuring the speed of the thaw.
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If he does, it is likely the freeze on the rule will thaw.
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How do you know the eggs will be good when you thaw them?
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Asian shares had started firm after hopes for a thaw in Sino-U.
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However, the relations started to thaw after conciliatory moves from Ankara in July.
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His trip coincides with a thaw in relations between Gulf countries and Syria.
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The U.S. president has repeatedly expressed a desire to thaw relations with Moscow.
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In mid-February the ice begins to thaw, meaning it gets more dangerous.
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He expects the regulatory freeze to thaw under Trump around the same time.
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In some cases, the spring thaw flushes mammoth carcasses out to the surface.
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Without the vegetative cover to keep the permafrost cold, it began to thaw.
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The best way to thaw raw meat is slowly, overnight in the fridge.
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Nesbit said that for the hot-tempered Thaw, it was a "mild" tantrum.
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But after President Obama initiated a thaw, a full-scale tourist invasion commenced.
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Asian share markets fared better as hopes for a thaw in Sino-U.
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An exhibition game between the Lakers and the Nets may signal a thaw.
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"Once you've experienced extreme cold, you never quite thaw out," Mr. Pugh said.
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I took off my gloves and flexed my hands allowing them to thaw.
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Despite the recent thaw, villagers still conduct an evacuation drill twice a year.
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"This suggests EU-Turkey relations are likely to continue to thaw," said Eurasia.
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For this methane to be released into the atmosphere, the ice had to thaw.
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On Tuesday, as trade talks were underway, there was a seeming thaw in relations.
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A freak snowstorm on March 25th seemed to confirm that the thaw was over.
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Russia's relationship with China started to thaw in 1989, when Mikhail Gorbachev visited Beijing.
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"The freeze-thaw cycle certainly plays a part in causing breaks," Mr. Sapienza said.
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Then a political "thaw" came under Nikita Khrushchev, and people felt a little freer.
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Indeed, Cruz does not expect significant sour grapes from the primary once emotions thaw.
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The most annoying part about cooking is waiting for frozen items to thaw out.
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Coal's long winter may be ending, but the thaw could be just as protracted.
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I take it out of the freezer and let it thaw on my eyes.
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When those big chunks of ice thaw, you can get buildings tilting and changing.
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Though swimmers freeze and thaw much better, sluggish sperm can still create a pregnancy.
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Geely's offer comes amid a thaw in often chilly ties between Malaysia and China.
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We meet up with our friend and end up at ChurchKey to thaw out.
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When things warm up again, the frogsicles thaw out, with no evident ill effects.
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With Assad strengthening his position militarily, relations with some countries have started to thaw.
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And some companies have already been taking advantage of a thaw in market conditions.
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The proposal detailed steps the two nations would make in order to thaw relations.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has been hearing about a potential "thaw" in U.S.-China relations.
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Trump has criticized the agreements by Obama to thaw relations with the Cuban government.
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Thaw Parka says his group supports Suu Kyi and the country's transition to democracy.
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The proposal detailed steps the two nations would make in order to thaw relations.
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Other nations, however, are not as enthusiastic about the apparent thaw in diplomatic relations.
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The director was forced to recreate autumn during the spring thaw, using stored leaves.
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The political thaw in part reflects some natural sympathy and growing respect for Mrs.
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Thaw shot him to death in a building White had designed, Madison Square Garden.
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Some, like Libedinskaia, would go on to welcome Khrushchev's thaw and then Gorbachev's Perestroika.
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But abrupt permafrost thaw happens on the scale of meters over months or years.
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"We're quite happy to see this apparent thaw in the relationship," Mr. Sutter said.
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Runaway permafrost thaw could make stabilizing concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide much more difficult.
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The thaw between North and South Korea has already eased tensions on the peninsula.
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To serve, thaw slightly in the fridge and garnish with the remaining cookie crumbles.
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Here's what you need to know: • The Korean thaw appears to be moving rapidly.
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Shares in China edged higher on hopes of a thaw in the Sino-U.
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But turning the winter thaw into a longer-term detente will be far more daunting.
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"Thaw promised he would take care of her in spite of her past," says Uruburu.
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Bur Jaresko warned against any thaw unless Russia withdraws from Ukraine and changes its behavior.
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"The number of discoveries is growing because of the thaw of the permafrost," he said.
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The thaw began in January when the North unexpectedly resumed direct communications with the South.
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Reflation trades helped support oil prices, as did hopes for a thaw in Sino-U.
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Completely thaw and dry turkey before cookingDo not overfill the oil in the turkey fryer.
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Reflation trades helped steady oil prices, as did hopes for a thaw in Sino-U.
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In the case of permafrost thaw, the first step should be monitoring the ground temperature.
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Thaw at room temperature and microwave to warm up for a few seconds before serving.
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The smart ones will be rethinking the way they recruit in preparation for the thaw.
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The NFL and the NFLPA are in a cold war and there's no thaw coming.
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Thermal thaw It's raining in Antarctica, and if that sounds weird, well yeah, it is.
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Should large areas thaw, they would release huge amounts of carbon and methane, increasing warming.
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There were some efforts to thaw relations between Trump and Silicon Valley after his victory.
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In truth, holes in the sea-ice are formed by a repeated freeze-and-thaw.
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Trying to thaw the chill, the House speaker displays his best ingratiating Irish undertaker air.
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As reported by The Intercept, the thaw between the two sides has "accelerated" in 2018.
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Thaw Parka's monastery, like others, takes in orphans and educates the sons of poor families.
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That's when President Obama's thaw in relations came to the rescue and filled the void.
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They were going to thaw one of them to see if it was still alive.
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"There may be a little thaw going on here," he said outside the White House.
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We cozied up as close to that fire as possible, eventually starting to thaw out.
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She later meets Harry K. Thaw who is, to say the least, an eccentric millionaire.
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The Morgan has installed the painting similarly, in the chapel-size Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery.
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Republicans, who cheered signs of a thaw with the Justice Department, openly mocked the proceedings.
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Thaw it and use it, or throw it out to make room for the new.
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"In order to thaw, you have to have frozen in the first place," he said.
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You can still thaw it and have a pull-apart garlic roast within the hour.
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But an earlier thaw could mean that plants kickstart their growth earlier in the year.
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Ninth Circuit orders thaw of Obama-era energy efficiency standards, The Courthouse News Service reports.
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The truly appropriate snow is somewhere where there is not a freeze-and-thaw cycle.
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South and North Korea have tried to thaw bilateral relations several times in the past.
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More recently President Barack Obama sought to thaw years of hostility between the US and Cuba.
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But he lived long enough to see a historic thaw between Cuba and the United States.
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NASA also plans to thaw its sperm on the ISS before sending it back to Earth.
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Nikita Khrushchev's thaw was breaking over the Soviet Union, and the previously unsayable was being said.
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You still actually have to roast your turkey, thaw the gravy, and heat up your stuffing.
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Khrushchev brought a brief thaw, but in Brezhnev's time the people were cowed into silence again.
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British politics is in an oddly frozen state, which the local elections are unlikely to thaw.
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Defrosting tray The most annoying part about cooking is waiting for frozen items to thaw out.
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Neither plans to thaw relations with neighboring Russia after it annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in 2014.
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After a seemingly endless winter battling deadlines and depression, the spring came and beckoned the thaw.
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The Iran Deal, Cuba thaw, and Paris climate accord were poorly negotiated and bad for America.
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The current extreme DOJ climate of intimidation of law enforcement cooperation would soon begin to thaw.
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To thaw, just toast on a very low temperature to bring it up to room temperature.
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But if a permanent thaw does occur, two groups of Catholics will have cause to worry.
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And while understandably terrifying, thaw slumps are a pretty typical feature in Arctic environments like Siberia.
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After sixty years of mutual mistrust, he helped thaw relations between the United States and Cuba.
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The Cold War began to thaw and finally melted away with the Soviet Union in 1992.
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A thaw is not far away, they say; an aggressive deleveraging campaign is on hold too.
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In August, the ice sheet lost 60 billion tons in just 5 days of summer thaw.
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It was as if my self had been kept frozen and had now begun to thaw.
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Still, the thaw, if it persists, could redraw the political map at the center of Asia.
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Among them were works by modern and contemporary artists in whom Mr. Thaw took particular interest.
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The trust supports the arts, the environment and, of particular importance to Ms. Thaw, animal rights.
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Thaw pounded the table, then raked his arm across it, sending the bottles and glasses flying.
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And that could come from powerful stimulus by China or a thaw in the trade war.
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In another sign of a potential thaw, China moved toward lifting some of its lockdown measures.
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Confidence: Medium-High The big thaw arrives Friday and it remains unseasonably mild through the weekend.
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I began to feel compelled to thaw those unresolved feelings I'd put on ice in 1990.
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Less than 20 percent of northern permafrost land is susceptible to this kind of rapid thaw.
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In the brief political thaw in Poland that began in 1980, five Polish theaters staged it.
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But 2018 has seen a dramatic thaw in tensions and a resumption of inter-Korean concerts.
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After his election, Silicon Valley leaders sat down with Trump in an effort to thaw relations.
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Our science reporter went to the Yukon Delta to witness how it is starting to thaw.
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World stocks were on track for new highs, driven by the thaw in U.S.-Iran tensions.
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But when the two sets of parents met in Budapest, there was a sudden thaw, Mrs.
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Here's a classic: A man called in, worried about whether his bird would thaw in time.
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The thaw is partly because of investors' pent-up demand after a period of economic downturn.
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The prospect of a thaw in U.S.-Iran relations is putting downward pressure on the market.
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Even as floodwaters receded, rivers remained swollen as late-season snow continued to thaw into May.
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No one can provide a solid reason for why we keep trying to thaw it out.
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Mainly, how can you safely freeze and thaw sizable pieces of human tissue without damaging it?
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During a thaw in the relations between church and state in the 1940s, the statue was reconstructed.
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Castro lived long enough to see a historic thaw in relations between Cuba and the United States.
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Many homes in Utqiaġvik are built on platforms to prevent flooding due to permafrost thaw and subsidence.
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One evening Thaw and Nesbit attended a performance at Madison Square Garden, which White had coincidentally designed.
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As the piles of curbside snow finally begin to thaw, our official spring break countdown has begun.
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Photograph: Ash Adams/GizmodoOn top of the erosion, a warmer atmosphere is causing Alaska's permafrost to thaw.
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But Fidel Castro lived long enough to see a historic thaw between Cuba and the United States.
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I also found that the presets almost always underestimated the time it took to heat and thaw.
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"If you have a big turkey it can take days to thaw, so plan ahead," Reynolds says.
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Sheikh Mohammed called their participation "limited" and said there was no sign of a thaw in relations.
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The little pig ended up spending the night in the children's arms while it continued to thaw.
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After all, 30 years ago, Chinese and Russian conservationists helped thaw frosty relations between their two countries.
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Qatar Airways Chief Executive Akbar al-Baker said on Tuesday he did not expect a thaw soon.
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"The number of discoveries is growing because of the thaw of the permafrost," Protopopov confirmed to CNN.
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Such changes won't happen overnight, but the chill between the countries won't thaw until the situation improves.
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The dollar fell broadly earlier this week after a thaw in trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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Hundreds of miles to the south, portions of the Mackenzie basin thaw and start to flow northward.
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"It's clear that the US-China relations are in thaw-mode," Elazar Advisors analyst Chaim Siegel said.
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Another record-early thaw happened on Friday on the Kuskokwim River at the southwestern city of Bethel.
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The Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust donated $2 million to the Clark Art Institute.
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She's hoping a holiday will help thaw her rage at Cora and entice her to come home.
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But he left open the door to renewing the diplomatic thaw which had preceded the anticipated talks.
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It accelerates the permafrost thaw, he explained, and "succession," or one species being abruptly replaced by another.
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After the tsunami, in the thaw of spring, he followed snowmelt on its way to the sea.
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They don't really retain much in the way of edibility after a few freeze-thaw cycles either.
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Meanwhile, the president-elect is on Twitter again, threatening the Cuba thaw and lobbing voter fraud charges.
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When the weather warms, she says, the vinegars thaw out and pick up where they left off.
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Scientists have only begun to study these rapid thaw events, which often happen at extremely small scales.
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When the doctor called, she told me only eight of my 14 eggs had survived the thaw.
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It also hasn't helped that talks have not produced any thaw in the trade war with China.
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The diplomatic thaw left much of the region warming to Washington for the first time in years.
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The discussions, which began in October, were the first hint of a possible thaw in the row.
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All I had to do was thaw the first bag and put the rest in the freezer.
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Officials monitor weather forecasts closely for freeze-thaw cycles, when they put extra repair crews on call.
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Visiting Egypt shortly before the U.S. election, I witnessed the thaw between the two former foes myself.
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But as the climate has warmed, the spring thaw has come earlier and the fall freeze later.
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Global equities advanced as investors breathed a sigh of relief after a thaw in the trade dispute.
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At that point, he may even pursue a thaw in relations with the U.S. and our allies.
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Eugene V. Thaw (1927–2018) collector and co-author of a catalogue raisonné of Jackson Pollock's work.
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He can thaw frozen breasts as fast as chicken and sauté them for an easy weeknight supper.
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First, never thaw your turkey by letting it sit out on your counter at room temperature for hours.
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Relations between the nations have been strained since and Friday's meeting showed little sign of an upcoming thaw.
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Rising oceans, caused by the thaw after the last Ice Age, were just one of their mounting problems.
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A great thaw is inevitable as the climate responds to an accumulation of carbon emissions in the atmosphere.
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MARKET NEWS * Stocks rallied and bonds retreated in Asia on Monday as a thaw in the Sino-U.
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The INF Treaty marked a thaw in the cold war and led to the destruction of 21990,250 missiles.
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The same freeze-thaw cycle beats up concreate and asphalt roads and bridges, resulting in teeth-jarring potholes.
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Separately, in 2014 another study suggested that some glaciers in West Antarctica have already begun an irreversible thaw.
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For both the music world and Burmese millennials, one re-elected member of parliament, Zeya Thaw, stood out.
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Beyond U.S. inventories, questions over a thaw in U.S.-China trade tensions will remain a key market driver.
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Kenneth McKenzie told reporters earlier this month when asked about the Vinson leaving the region during the thaw.
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Relations between my two countries have remained frozen since the Cold War, and a thaw is long overdue.
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The term gets its name from Ilya Ehrenburg's 1954 novel The Thaw, which broke with the tenets of
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The paintings languished in obscurity for years until, after Stalin's death and during Khrushchev's "thaw," they gradually emerged.
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And when you want to open up a new credit line, you can simply "thaw" your credit temporarily.
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"Change is going to come to Cuba," Mr. Obama said shortly after announcing the thaw in December 2014.
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Here are MUNCHIES's best sweet recipes for when the ground (and your cold, dead heart) start to thaw.
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The fractured ice would then thaw and contribute to sea level rise, which would then melt more ice.
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Western praise and could thaw a freeze in relations since Moscow's annexation of the Crimea region in 2014.
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"That can signal that we're seeing the onset of what could be widespread permafrost thaw across the Arctic."
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Mr. Thaw also earned distinction as the co-author of a monumental catalogue raisonné of Jackson Pollock's work.
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The Thaws returned to Cherry Valley five years ago, and Ms. Thaw died there in June at 93.
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In parting with art that he had devoted his life to collecting, Mr. Thaw was matter-of-fact.
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" That's how Mr. Cotter described the Morgan Library & Museum's "Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings From the Thaw Collection.
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And when Nesbit quit, three weeks after the episode with Thaw, the restaurant's name was changed to Gallaghers.
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But it was the summer of 2010, and the two Cold War adversaries were enjoying a brief thaw.
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The million-dollar question is whether or not Trump did in fact create the conditions for this thaw.
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And it's possible that the impact led to a great thaw as Earth exited a global frozen state.
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" Asked if there had been any thaw in their relationship, Rodgers's father said, "It's hard to tell sometimes.
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Finally, can you thaw a turkey in the dishwasher, under an electric blanket, or, um, in the pool?
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The effort was aimed at fulfilling Trump's campaign promise to reverse Obama's thaw with the communist-run country.
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McDonald's high volume operations make it "nearly impossible" to thaw, 24- hour marinate, and hand bread its sandwich.
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A long overdue thaw in American-Cuban relations, put in motion under President Barack Obama, was short-lived.
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But when the spring thaw comes, the melting will create soft spots that are easily damaged by traffic.
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"The freeze-thaw cycle certainly plays a part in causing breaks," said Mr. Sapienza, the environmental protection commissioner.
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According to the Farmer's Almanac, a January thaw doesn't have to melt away ice and snow to qualify.
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A thaw—perhaps exacerbated by more abundant vegetation—threatens to release more CO2 and methane into the atmosphere.
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After all, frogs can be frozen for 7 months and still come out hopping after a careful thaw.
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Out my window, I see the corn plants get younger, because the later thaw brought a later planting.
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This "act of true love" saves them all, because Elsa and Anna thaw out, and so does Arendelle.
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The thaw is harming indigenous peoples' hunting livelihoods on the ice and threatening wildlife such as polar bears.
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Trump has taken credit for the thaw, tweeting that his tough talk on North Korea is to thank.
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During the past 21829 years, the New York art dealer Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare Eddy Thaw, gradually amassed a phenomenal drawing collection, notable not just for visual charisma, but also for chronological breadth, running from the early Renaissance to the near present, with lingering stops en route.
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Still, this slightly warmer water is enough to thaw the undersides of the ice sheets, eating away at them.
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Continuing her stage career, Nesbit was pursued by many men, including Harry Thaw, a wealthy coal and railroad baron.
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But Thaw grew increasingly obsessed with White, waking up at night sobbing to demand more details of the attack.
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Landlocked Ethiopia's dream of using Eritrean ports, a huge potential benefit of the thaw, seems a long way off.
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Spring thaw and rain created the gorgeous Starved Rock State Park's 18 canyons and waterfalls thousands of years ago.
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These landscapes, which typically remain frozen all year round, are showing signs of thaw, such as underground methane bubbles.
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The subsequent thaw in relations, especially after Mikhail Gorbachev took over, led to the end of the cold war.
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Cold water: "The bath of cold water will help the frozen turkey thaw faster and more evenly," Reynolds says.
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IN THE SPRING thaw of 22015 a KGB archivist called Vasili Mitrokhin walked into the British embassy in Riga.
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Each year, Lanfear describes, thousands of walruses spend their summer eating clams revealed by the thaw of warm weather.
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Rising temperatures in the Arctic are also causing frozen ground, called permafrost, to thaw in Alaska, Canada, and Siberia.
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But PiS is keen for a thaw with Brussels ahead of a series of elections this year and next.
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I am always glad to have some in my freezer to thaw quickly and serve to pop-in guests.
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Earlier this year, the Republican Party appeared to be warming to the idea of a diplomatic thaw with Cuba.
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Venezuela: Time for a thaw in ties So, here we are in the midst of the U.S. presidential campaign.
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This represents a thaw in a three-month standoff between Africa's largest mobile operator and the continent's biggest economy.
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Not only will it ease any sore muscles and help you thaw out, but it'll also calm your mind.
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The bloodiest of these—a murderous assault on Mumbai in 2008—brought a chill that has yet to thaw.
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The number of migrants from Cuba has increased since a diplomatic thaw with the United States began in 2014.
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Chill incessant nightrains gave way to clear days warm enough to thaw more snow and keep the creek clear.
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That in turn may lead to a thaw in Iranian-Saudi ties and a broader contribution to regional security.
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Sectarianism will matter less if political relations thaw, returning the rivalry to normal competition rather than active military conflict.
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As relations between the United States and Cuba continue to thaw, Ben Folds is spreading the warmth with music.
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The almost unbearably excellent show "Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings from the Thaw Collection" begins with a love story.
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Still, a positive outcome depends on Trump's ability to seize the moment and turn this momentary thaw into progress.
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When mosquitoes lay eggs in cold weather, the larvae emerge with a thaw, allowing them to breed and multiply.
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The Journal said the deals aim to more firmly secure President Barack Obama's endeavors to thaw U.S.-Cuba relations.
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At this rate, they wouldn't reach the pole by the time spring arrived to thaw half the Arctic Ocean.
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American companies have been clamoring to enter the Cuban market since Obama first announced the thaw in December 2014.
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Although signs of a trade thaw have been welcomed by investors, other worries have kept stocks from sustaining gains.
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I pull out some frozen dog food for my dog, C., to thaw out while I make my coffee.
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There's no need to thaw in most cases — simply add to your skillet or pot and let it melt.
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The frogs resume their lives as the local pools thaw in March, not just uninjured, but eager to mate.
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By then Mr. Thaw was preparing to retire as a dealer, discouraged by the direction the field had taken.
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In the months after his wife's death, Mr. Thaw focused on seeing the Morgan drawing show through to completion.
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Mr. Bashir's policy in Darfur may also remain an icy point between the countries, even as relations otherwise thaw.
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It's a master class in haughtiness, the sturdiest icebox in a movie boldly committed to emotional refrigeration and thaw.
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It's likely too much to hope that Saturday's meeting will end hostilities, but it could help thaw tense relations.
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Even in periods when North-South relations seemed to thaw, the remains returned were meager and often decidedly suspicious.
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The solid permafrost that sits beneath many roads, buildings and pipelines is starting to thaw, destabilizing the infrastructure above.
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This is in contrast to gradual thaw, when the plant community largely stays the same as the ice thaws.
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Possible thaw The announcement of talks comes on the heels of other signs of rapprochement between the two rivals.
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But the thaw prompted speculation that once diplomatic relations resumed — as they did in 2015 — the arrangement would end.
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The top few layers of earth in the Arctic freeze in the winter and thaw out in the spring.
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Because the ground was frozen, dome tents with heaters were placed to thaw the earth before archaeologists could proceed.
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China is wary of being sidelined by a thaw between the two Koreas and by the Trump-Kim summit.
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Brent crude futures too rose 0.5%, thanks to the stimulus bets and hopes of a thaw in Sino-U.
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Kite's calculations suggest that these wobbles could have triggered enough warming to thaw some of the ice beneath the surface.
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If glacial deep freeze between the US and Cuba continues to thaw out, that might not be so far off.
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The sinuous waterway, full of dissolved organic matter after a summer of rainfall and thaw, was the color of tea.
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The oceans are becoming more tepid as well, and that warmer water is causing the glaciers to thaw from below.
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Greenland's government hopes that a thaw linked to global warming will have positive spin-offs, such as exposing more minerals.
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The CDC specifically noted on Twitter that folks should thaw their turkeys in the fridge rather than on the counter.
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Then when the aircraft descends to a lower altitude, the frozen shit cake can thaw and fall to the earth.
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Now he gets a few frozen poopsicles a week, which he can thaw out on a patient-by-patient basis.
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"We are confident the situation will improve, the situation will thaw," Magassouba said when asked whether sanctions could disrupt operations.
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Robert Rauschenberg's "Thaw" (1958), which the couple bought directly from the artist for $900, sold at the auction for $85,000.
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Microwave: "The microwave will thaw your turkey much faster so it's spending less time in the danger zone," Reynolds says.
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And, if you ask us, those are the exact vibes we're trying to feel as we thaw out after winter.
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For this reason, permafrost thaw is considered one of the most unpredictable and potentially devastating byproducts of rising global temperatures.
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U Thaw works with Colors Rainbow, a rights group that monitors cases of wrongful arrest and abuse against LGBT people.
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This year, Greenland experienced an unusually early spring thaw that melted an exceptionally large portion of its northernmost ice sheet.
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As soon as we get inside, I take the capon out of the freezer and set it out to thaw.
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The festival of freedom will almost surely end with a return to the prior rules, rather than a permanent thaw.
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The solution: thaw out the man who originally captured Phoenix more than 30 years ago: Sergeant John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone).
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This seemed obvious as an apparent "bromance" between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin promised a thaw in diplomatic ties.
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Permafrost thaw caused by fires primes the tundra for future burns by melting the ice that moistens soils, he said.
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Trump essentially cut corners to get ahead of the game in Cuba, anticipating an eventual thaw in U.S. economic sanctions.
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Despite years of mistaken reports, Zeya Thaw is the only hip-hop artist ever incarcerated as a prisoner of conscience.
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Climate researchers do cite the possibility that global warming will thaw Arctic permafrost, releasing large amounts of stored greenhouse gases.
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Kim hasn't been pictured inspecting weapons capable of carrying nuclear warheads since the thaw in tensions between Washington and Pyongyang.
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Obama announced a landmark diplomatic thaw with Cuba last year, arguing that engaging Cuban leadership will bring political change there.
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Nevertheless, for all the doubts surrounding the Olympic thaw, history suggests that it would be wrong to dismiss this moment.
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By contrast, small island states say that a thaw of ice worldwide will raise sea levels and swamp their nations.
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But Mr. Hamann said that major springtime collapses were the result of the same freeze-thaw cycle that creates potholes.
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Warming in the Arctic is causing the once-frozen ground there, known as permafrost, to thaw across millions of acres.
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He spent the day spraying hot water to thaw the pipes and keeping a close eye on the weather forecast.
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Once you cut into permafrost, disturbing the active, vegetative layer that insulates the frozen soil, it quickly begins to thaw.
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Come summer, the sun can thaw the permafrost for weeks or months at a time, leading to slumping, uneven ground.
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And during that hour it takes a frozen steak to thaw, Mr. Crilly bakes potatoes or throws together a salad.
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Rubio is a longstanding supporter of the Cuba embargo and a vocal credit of President Obama's diplomatic thaw with Havana.
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The exchange was part of a tentative thaw in relations between Russia's Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine's new president.
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As a young teenager, Mr. Thaw took drawing classes at the Art Students League on West 933th Street in Manhattan.
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That way, they might be alive and ready to dine when carps show up to spawn during the spring thaw.
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South Korea has expressed hopes that such a partnership could contribute to a political thaw after years of high tensions.
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Specifically, you'll need to thaw the freeze at Equifax, the company the administration currently uses to help verify users' identities.
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Season it as you like, then put it in the refrigerator uncovered to thaw and marinate at the same time.
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The parts of me that had long been frozen — my drive, my imagination, my capacity to love — began to thaw.
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The dearth of available properties has kept prices high, though in recent years that has begun to thaw, brokers said.
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Climate scientists have been working gradual permafrost thaw into their models—changes that run centimeters deep over decades or centuries.
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After years of increasingly tough laws, a thaw might be imminent, according to Carpenter, the professor at Southwestern Law School.
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Uzbekistan, the most populous nation in former Soviet Central Asia, has undergone a political thaw after the death of Karimov.
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As Mr. El Aissami's economic overhaul accelerated over the past year, so did the thaw between Polar and the government.
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When I travel straight north, I traverse latitude, moving toward a place where the thaw arrives later in the spring.
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In his time as interim president, Mr. Mirziyoyev made a number of changes that had raised hopes of a thaw.
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The human-rights situation in Cuba has not improved since Obama and Castro announced their diplomatic thaw in December 2014.
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People ask if they can thaw a turkey in the dishwasher, under an electric blanket or in the backyard pool.
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The aftermath of the rallies will show whether there is a political thaw or not, wrote Oleg Kashin, another columnist.
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But analysts predict the recent diplomatic thaw could freeze over after the Games, when Seoul and Washington resume military exercises.
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As the frozen ground across the Arctic starts to thaw, it releases that carbon, which turns into a greenhouse gas.
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Just as Minneapolis starts to thaw, the Walker Art Center will reopen the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden adjacent to the museum.
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Now, autumn freeze-up occurs 10 days later than it did in 1970, and spring thaw occurs 9 days earlier.
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Still each year, after the thaw, I plant some herbs in pots and wish I had a garden to tend.
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The warm temperatures caused the region's permafrost — a layer of permanently frozen subsurface soil — to thaw, unleashing the deadly bacteria.
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If you're craving a little romance over a lot of action, thaw your heart out with dramas like Uncontrollably Fond (above).
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You can also freeze portions in glass containers and thaw out the night before for a refreshing morning pick-me-up.
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Bacteria have been discovered that can survive regular freeze-thaw cycles, and continue to metabolize at temperatures as low as -20C.
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The thaw has been linked to a shift in Beijing's diplomacy since late 2017 and increasing U.S.-China friction over trade.
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Another big factor that helped turn sentiment on these smaller Asian markets was the hope of a thaw in Sino-U.
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All this creates a feedback loop where changes in the climate and in the ice cause the thaw to speed up.
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But despite the warm words exchanged between the two leaders in Hamburg earlier this month, chilly relations have yet to thaw.
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Signs of a thaw emerged this year, with North and South Korea resuming talks and North Korea attending the Winter Olympics.
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In recent years, one person familiar with the matter said, Google executives have sought to steadily thaw the two companies' relationship.
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Nights in the Subaru got so cold that she shivered awake every few hours and ran the engine to thaw out.
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Scull and his wife, Ethel, had paid him $900 for "Thaw" in the late 1950s; that night it went for $85,000.
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With the thaw between Ethiopia and Eritrea still in its infancy, it was unclear where the family would end up living.
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The second thing for that is how long — if they're buying a frozen turkey — how long does it take to thaw?
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The rate of this thaw and collapse in increasing, and the number of these disturbances is also increasing, his team found.
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But sometimes, sitting by your heater isn't enough to thaw your cold body, and you're in the mood to really sweat.
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As they thaw out on your face, the ice aspect reduces inflammation and the serum has the hyaluronic acid in it.
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Russia is home to some of the largest cities in the Arctic, which are undergoing profound changes because of permafrost thaw.
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He went looking in a category of chemicals called phase-change materials, PCMs, synthetic molecules built with specific freeze-thaw cycles.
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"Any responsible person must hope for a thaw in relations between the United States and Russia," he told a Senate commission.
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Basically the perfect soundtrack for summer (which it is Down Under) and all you need to thaw your bones this winter.
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Relations between Putin and Erdogan don't look ready to thaw, Anthony Skinner, a director at Verisk Maplecroft told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Suki Mann of Credit Market Analysis reckons deals would be difficult right now despite signs of a thaw in funding conditions.
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AROUND THE WEB: A permafrost thaw in Canada could lead to a massive release of carbon dioxide, Inside Climate News reports.
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The arrest has roiled global markets as investors worried it could torpedo attempts to thaw trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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Tencent stock has been hammered over the freeze, and this bit of thaw may push the stock into more positive territory.
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That gives him license to boss everyone around, but still does nothing to thaw the cold shoulder Andy's been giving him.
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Inspired by the thaw between the two governments, he flew to Cuba last year for the first time as an adult.
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When Clare Eddy Thaw died, this summer, on her ninety-third birthday, the couple had been married for sixty-three years.
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Farmers in the South have already started planting, while others are anxiously awaiting a spring thaw to get into the field.
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"We don't want that word because they are not our nationality," said U Thaw Bar Ka, a leader of the group.
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But as they thaw, those glaciers release the chemicals into rivers, lakes, and groundwater reserves, poisoning each one as they go.
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Breakingviews A possible deal with a gas pipeline company is signaling a thaw in mergers and acquisitions in the energy market.
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When the time came, all they had to do was thaw one out and pop it in, like a microwave burrito.
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The two Koreas have seen a significant thaw in ties since the North's participation in the South's Winter Olympics in February.
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Meanwhile, retrieve the wings from the freezer and allow them to thaw at room temperature for 1 to 2 hours. 9.
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Mr. Thaw has played a vital role in the artist's posthumous career as co-editor of the 1978 Pollock catalogue raisonné.
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These eggs may be more likely to thaw without damage, and are undoubtedly more likely to produce healthy pregnancies and babies.
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And stocks rose on Wall Street, following global markets, as investors were buoyed by a thaw between the U.S. and China.
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And when Kranepool arrived at Citi Field on Monday night, he detected a definite thaw, even in the 89-degree heat.
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Unless you're dealing with a very large chunk of fish, most fish and seafood will thaw within four to 12 hours.
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It would have been a breakthrough in French President Emmanuel Macron's efforts to broker a thaw in the U.S.-Iran standoff.
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FABER: WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED FROM THAT EXPERIENCE THAW MAY THEN, THEREFORE, CHANGE AS YOU TRY AND HAVE A NEW APPROACH?
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He personified the cultural "thaw" of the Soviet Sixties, shouting the short, rhythmic lines of his poems in packed, ecstatic stadiums.
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The countries wedged between western Europe and Russia—from Poland to the Caucasus—are understandably alarmed by hints of a thaw.
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However, it also said the apparent North-South thaw had not altered the U.S. intelligence assessment of North Korea's weapons programs.
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Some reports recalled the weather anomaly known as "January Thaw" and cited it as a plausible cause of the springtime temperatures.
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A January Thaw describes a brief spell of warm temperatures, primarily around the Midwest and Northeast, where this latest heatwave hit.
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Prior to that diplomatic thaw, tensions on the peninsula had hit a peak, with North Korea testing increasingly sophisticated ballistic missiles.
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However, the thaw will be tested when the suspended US-South Korean military drills start in late March or early April.
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No signs of thaw As the shut down stretched into Saturday, neither side looked any closer to showing signs of movement.
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An unexpected thaw of permafrost meant some water flowed into the entrance of the tunnel to the vault in late 2016.
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For this reason, the opening of our new show, Warm Up, Chill Down, Thaw Out, has been moved to January 19th.
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But the second anniversary of the war in eastern Ukraine, and the frictions in the wider region, signal almost no thaw.
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But in the past three decades, rising temperatures have brought a worryingly rapid thaw, particularly tangible on small glaciers like Grafferner.
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Beneath the rolling fields of tussock scattered just north of the Alaska Range, what was once permanently frozen is starting to thaw.
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When one boy took a few coins, Thaw jumped from behind a screen and flogged him so badly the police were called.
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Farther north, Scottish Water said there was no significant impact on its customers because Scotland had not suffered the same rapid thaw.
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For their part, surveys show South Koreans are very optimistic that recent months have seen the start of a thaw in relations.
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In Trump, the Moscow establishment saw a man who might be open to a thaw in the relationship between the two powers.
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An international team of 22 researchers reported in June that the rate of thaw in Antarctica has tripled over the past decade.
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Well, here is a little why-does-it-still-feel-like-winter-in-April treat for you to thaw your cold heart.
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Next came a thaw with the United States—only partly reversed by Donald Trump—in which the two re-established formal relations.
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For most of the last Congress, Honest Ads Act was frozen in place — but it has started to thaw more recently. Sen.
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As they plan a Christmas Eve showcase, with help from Emma's sister and Fletcher's daughter, iced-over romantic feelings begin to thaw.
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Obama's move to thaw US-Cuban relations was ultimately the burial of an anachronistic policy that should've ended with the Cold War.
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They have how-to videos ranging from how to thaw to how to carve and even how to deep-fry your bird.
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Emerging stock markets made tepid moves, with Chinese stocks ending slightly higher on hopes on signs of thaw in the Sino-U.
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The safest three ways to thaw meat are in the microwave on a low heat, in the refrigerator, or in cold water.
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Then, when the scientists were ready to thaw the gold-filled balls of cells, the researchers lit them up with a laser.
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As their relationship continues to thaw, the Koreas agreed in September to pursue a bid to co-host the 2032 Summer Games.
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Be smart: This is a truce that both sides need — not a thaw, or a change in how they view each other.
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For unofficial artists, life during the so-called Khrushchev-thaw and later during the Brezhnev eras bore little actual freedom for artists.
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The Russian president clearly wants a thaw in relations with the U.S., but he's also been assiduously courting China as an ally.
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If using frozen cherries, pour them into the colander and let them thaw fully, allowing their juices to fall into the bowl.
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With no thaw materializing yet, Russian officials have said this month that they may now have to take "symmetrical" steps in retaliation.
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It took time to begin search efforts because police needed the weather to warm up and the ground to thaw, he said.
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It wouldn't thaw the Brexit talks overnight, but might just hint that the winter of Brussels' discontent is less chilly than before.
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It would have fallen as snow and melted gradually in the spring thaw, keeping water levels downstream at manageable and predictable levels.
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Trump has reportedly been mulling a rollback of the Obama administration's Cuba policies, which led to a historic thaw in Cuba-U.
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The thaw between the United States and Cuba has divided Republicans and become an issue in the race for the White House.
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It was their first conversation in months and came barely a week before the midterm elections, hinting at a thaw in relations.
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U.S. President Barack Obama is due to visit Cuba this month as ties rapidly warm thaw since a 2014 detente with Washington.
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The bad news is that most fruit, other than cranberries, will completely lose their texture, turning soggy and soft when they thaw.
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Thaw said the accounts of what had happened were exaggerated, but he did not dispute the size of the check he paid.
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The unexpected thaw in the cold case caught Kvitova off-guard as she tried to hone her focus onto the French Open.
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The full release of prisoners could help thaw relations that have been frozen since Russian forces annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in 2014.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in credited Trump's "maximum pressure" approach, including wide-ranging sanctions on North Korea, for the diplomatic thaw.
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Once mined, hunks of stone called logs were laid in a field and kept constantly wet to promote repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
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ITV brought the Morse books to television in the series "Inspector Morse," with John Thaw as Morse and Kevin Whately as Lewis.
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The recent thaw in trade talks with China is unlikely to resolve Western complaints about the global consequences of its economic system.
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It's unlikely to lead to any thaw in the relationship, but it could offer some hope for other Americans imprisoned in Iran.
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The inventory jump was the largest quarterly improvement in three years and could be signaling a slight thaw in today's housing market.
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Graham, among others — mostly welcomed Ms. Allen, despite the age difference, though Ms. Hellman, Ms. Allen said, took some time to thaw.
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Pisces season (February 19–March 20) coincides with late winter, when the frozen ground begins to thaw and make way for spring.
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The visit comes in the wake of the thaw brought about by North Korea's attendance at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics last month.
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In Niagara Falls, N.Y., crews raced to remove a large tree blocking a creek, a potential flood risk during the coming thaw.
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A visible thaw began in their relationship during the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang when the two countries marched under the same flag.
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Mr. Kupchan said he believed that the agreement would start a "slow, nonlinear thaw" between the two countries over the next few years.
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"If there's ice rich permafrost in soils, and it starts to thaw, it gets replaced by a lake or flooded wetland," Turetsky explained.
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And the prospect of the incoming president pursuing a thaw in relations with the Kremlin has only added to anxiety in the Baltics.
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Occasionally there was no trail south, and they forced their way through, Roomba pushing aside trees, the ground made soft by permafrost thaw.
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As the outside world begins to thaw, we'll feel the warm, passionate influence of this fire sign make its way into our lives.
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It coincides with the spring thaw, a time when in previous years PKK fighters re-entered Turkey from mountain hideouts in northern Iraq.
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This causes more warming in the region, and leads to phenomena such as permafrost thaw, another process that is contributing to further warming.
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Permafrost thaw will affect not only people in northern Canada but also millions of people across the Arctic, co-author Trevor Lantz added.
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If this is allowed to happen, the resulting increase in emissions could raise temperatures enough to thaw permafrost - frozen soil, rock or sediment.
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He sent a delegation to the Winter Olympics in the South in February, leading to a thaw in relations with his old enemies.
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But by doing so, the meltwater will carry heat energy to lower depths, reducing the amount required to thaw the ice out later.
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Thawing meats on the counter You never ever want to thaw a piece of meat by just leaving it right on your counter.
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Hearts, for example, have big chambers that could help disperse the nanoparticles more evenly and allow for a more uniform thaw, said Bischof.
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But if such walls thaw, allowing air and water to interact with the highly reactive tailings, widespread "acid mine drainage" (AMD) could occur.
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But when the doctor examined the frozen body the family received they said it would take more than 72 hours to thaw sufficiently.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia – Somalia&aposs president has begun a visit to Eritrea in another possible diplomatic thaw in the restless Horn of Africa region.
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The visit by Somalia&aposs leader follows a stunning diplomatic thaw in recent weeks between Eritrea and Ethiopia after more than two decades.
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An increase in global warming by 2 degrees Celsius would thaw more than 40 percent of the earth's permafrost, according to the study.
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Recent studies have shown that permafrost thaw could cause houses to collapse, lead to uneven roads, and threaten important cultural and archaeological sites.
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President Trump is weighing whether to take a harder line with Cuba, potentially risking the thaw in relations started by the last administration.
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Blackmer photographs most of the frost crystals at dawn, illuminated by the sun's pale golden light, before they begin to thaw and disappear.
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McIntyre's team reportedly demonstrated the ability to cryonically preserve the neural connections inside an intact rabbit brain, and fully thaw the thing back.
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But Eddie was aging faster than we were and the thaw in our contentious relationship came, unexpectedly, as he began showing his mortality.
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Not Really" William O'Connor on "Walter Scheel, Leading Figure in West German Thaw With the East, Dies at 97" Sarah Ouslander on "U.
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Carter, who has a history of helping thaw frigid Pyongyang-Washington relations, did not make any comments at the time about his trip.
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In some parts of the state, permafrost holds up the foundations of houses; thaw could push these Alaskans to pack up and move.
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Why it matters: There are signs of a potential thaw with the EU, with the German carmakers pushing for a no-tariffs outcome.
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Between cold, damp trips to the salmon hole, I was more than grateful to have a place to thaw out and dry up
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Christie's sale of Property from the Estate of Eugene V. Thaw in New York brought in a total of $2,278,125 on October 30.
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China and the United States agreed to hold high-level talks in early October, raising hopes for a thaw in their trade dispute.
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I also see couples whose frozen 17-year marriage begins to thaw once they start saying difficult things that need to be said.
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The thaw between them continued, and the day after they landed in Union Glacier, they agreed on a proper head-to-head battle.
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A year after the deal ushered in a wary thaw between Washington and Tehran, five U.S. citizens were freed in a prisoner exchange.
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Currently, many consumers must pay to freeze — and to thaw — their credit files, unless they have already been a victim of identity theft.
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But for Putnam, a fourth-generation maple farmer, last week was too hot for the trees to properly freeze, thaw and produce sap.
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American officials and some analysts suspected that North Korea was creating an inter-Korean thaw to soften its image and weaken international sanctions.
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One credit bureau, TransUnion, introduced a smartphone app, myTransUnion, this month that consumers can use to more easily freeze and thaw their credit.
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Your Money Adviser People who froze their credit files before September may notice some changes when the time comes to thaw the files.
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In a gradual thaw, the warming top layers of the soil open up to hungry microbes, which consume nutrients and give off CO2.
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The summit's confirmation is the outcome of weeks of hurried diplomacy following a surprise thaw in relations this year on the Korean peninsula.
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S. talks would thaw a potential trade war, while criticism of Federal Reserve rate hikes by U.S. President Donald Trump dented the dollar.
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We left early to find a moose, and my toes didn't thaw until the frost had melted off the red leaves of fireweed.
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Speaking with The New York Times, however, Jay Engle, a National Weather Service meteorologist, dispelled beliefs that this could be a January Thaw.
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More carbon in the atmosphere means more warming, which means more permafrost thaw, ad infinitum—or at least until the permafrost is gone.
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In a farewell UN news conference Thursday, Feltman said he hopes the UN efforts on his trip "contributed" to the thaw in relations.
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Diplomatic thaw Wednesday's announcement is the latest breakthrough since talks began between the two Koreas earlier this month, after years of broken communications.
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After Trump's election there was a brief thaw as the two dined publicly and Romney was floated as a potential secretary of State.
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Some experts believe the thaw between the economic rivals could be fleeting if Xi fails to come through on the North Korean issue.
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On Sunday, a blanket of clouds will raise temperatures by a good 10 degrees, in time to thaw out your Super Bowl fest.
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The thaw gave cities and towns a chance to begin assessing deaths, injuries and damage to infrastructure that the deep freeze had caused.
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Seoul has said in the past that it hoped such a move could contribute to a political thaw after years of high tensions.
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Photo: Ash Adams/GizmodoSlumping ground is one of the most obvious and disruptive consequences permafrost thaw, but the potential knock-on effects are multitudinous.
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Scientists can use this information to determine how deep the soil's seasonal thaw layer, or "active layer" is, and how much moisture it contains.
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Korean Protestants regularly attend WCC meetings, but the show of unity comes amid an unexpected thaw in intra-Korean and U.S.-North Korean relations.
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Her arrest has roiled global markets as investors worry that it could torpedo attempts to thaw trade tensions between the United States and China.
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And ice roads that carry freight, food, and equipment in the winter to Alaska's extractive industries in the high north are beginning to thaw.
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North Korea had for years pursued nuclear and missile programs in defiance of U.N. sanctions but the neighbors moved to thaw relations in 2018.
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U.S. stock prices were also buoyed by signs that the soybean purchase could represent a thaw in the trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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Stepping into the lobby, I felt that familiar thaw that you get in the summer when you step outside of an air-conditioned building.
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It's $27.33, but if it means I don't have to remember to thaw the chicken and turkey the night before, I'm all about it.
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The sudden cancellation of talks comes after a thaw in decades-long hostilities along the Korean peninsula, and between the US and North Korea.
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The industry depends on freeze-thaw cycles — warm days and cold nights — to build pressure in the trees and make sap start to flow.
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It is also a fresh sign of a thaw in inter-Korean relations after months of tensions over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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Meanwhile, Asian shares were off to a cautious start too as investors pinned their hopes on any signs of a thaw in Sino-U.
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A phase-change material heat exchanger that could freeze and thaw to help astronauts regulate their temperature on board the ISS without consuming materials.
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In May, it beat more prominent orchestras to be the first American ensemble to visit Cuba since the thaw in relations with that country.
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And the rule of thumb that I give everyone for every four pounds, it takes one day of thaw time to defrost a turkey.
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The study maps an unprecedented area of permafrost that is poised to thaw, threatening local communities and infrastructure, and may speed up global warming.
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Defenders of Mr Obama's thaw point out that the government now uses short-term detention rather than long jail sentences to discourage its opponents.
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Here's their best advice: Should you select a frozen turkey, be sure you're factoring in the time it'll take to thaw your bird completely.
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Doctors are now beginning to freeze and thaw donations, while others have come up with a capsule treatment, which contains freeze-dried fecal matter.
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Late in the season, Siberian trucking companies raise fees for drivers to compensate for the danger and difficulty of driving during the spring thaw.
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North Korea has for years pursued nuclear and missile programs in defiance of U.N. sanctions but the neighbors moved to thaw relations in 2018.
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Trump has reportedly been mulling a roll-back of the Obama administration's Cuba policies, which led to a historic thaw in Cuba-US relations.
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Discussing progress towards next year's Games at the South Korea Embassy in London, however, Lee said the Olympics provided an opportunity to thaw relations.
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By freezing my eggs, I hoped the rest of my life would begin to thaw out, and I'd gain more time to find love.
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Over time, the Thaws' collection diversified, but Old Master and modern drawings were always its heart—not to mention how Thaw made his money.
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That's the main lure for "The Mountain Between Us," an old-fashioned star vehicle that seeks to thaw frozen hearts with only fitful success.
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Closer relations with the United States have helped, and backsliding on the thaw could further weaken Cuba's economy, already battered by low commodity prices.
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Inside Saudi Arabia, though, the thaw between the Americans and the Iranians is seen as a dangerous shift in the region's balance of power.
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The recent agreement between Egypt and Saudi Arabia for the transfer of the islands of Tiran and Sanafi is symptomatic of this new thaw.
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Unchecked long-term warming would thaw sea ice around Antarctica and disrupt ocean currents, winds and the growth of tiny plankton, the report found.
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Even some Obama administration officials concede that the thaw is highly vulnerable to reversal because much of it has been accomplished through executive action.
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Andrew Qian, CEO of Shanghai-based New Access Capital, said STAR Market's launch has helped the venture capital sector thaw after a "freezing winter".
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If both Xi and Trump are forced to turn further inward to address domestic turmoil, a diplomatic thaw may take some time to come.
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If you were looking for signs of a thaw in the trade war between the U.S. and China, you're going to have to wait.
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Pavel Rovinsky, 25, an off-duty police officer who joined the party at Lubyanka, beer in hand, said the soccer thaw would not last.
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The 1990s brought a thaw when Greece extended humanitarian assistance after an earthquake, and Turkey's negotiations to join the Europe Union brought them closer.
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President Moon Jae-in of South Korea is hoping North Korea's participation will lead to a longer-lasting thaw in relations between the two.
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He has played a central role in the recent thaw in relations between the North and South Korea, as well as the United States.
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The context: A deal would be one of the largest leveraged buyouts in recent years and another sign of a thaw in debt markets.
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"This will be a great opportunity to thaw the frozen relations," he said during a visit to the training camp for South Korean athletes.
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It was adapted into a television mini-series starring John Thaw and Lindsay Duncan, seen in the United States on A&E in 20063.
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Scientists are worried that as more permafrost thaws, especially in Siberia, there may be more outbreaks of long-dormant anthrax as burial grounds thaw.
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Since the diplomatic thaw, passenger flights have resumed between the two countries, with the first commercial flight from Ethiopia to Eritrea landing on Wednesday.
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This is an artist who understands the potential gulf between body and soul, and one whose musical imagination might thaw the most glaciated heart.
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" WHAT DIDN'T "The theme of love being able to thaw a frozen heart is a big one, but this is a little bit literal.
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By then, something of a thaw between church and state was underway, and the new cardinal sought to work it to the church's advantage.
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It&aposs suggested that you leave the packets in the freezer and take out a few at a time to thaw in the fridge.
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That decision came amid a thaw between South Korea and North Korea, and it renewed talks by their officials to formally end the war.
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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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Some of the progress has been made during a relative thaw in tensions around the Winter Olympics which ended last weekend in South Korea.
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But the faces denied entrance are yours, the weak ones are yours, lamentations and anthems streaking through your veins, dark with sleet and thaw.
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Against the backdrop of a thaw in trade relations between the United States and China, global markets have seen renewed appetite for risk assets.
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" Thaw Parka, a spokesman for Ma Ba Tha, a Buddhist nationalist group associated with the controversial monk, says critics "cherry pick (Wirathu's) extreme words.
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And winter — from the corrosive rock salt used on streets and sidewalks to "freeze-thaw" cycles that weaken pipes — makes infrastructure problems even worse.
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Reservoirs were parched, and the snowpack that helps feed the state's rivers and streams with its spring thaw had been nearly nonexistent at times.
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Castro praised Obama for taking advantage of the thaw by opening more pathways for travel and trade, including the reestablishment of direct mail service.
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Even if the average global temperature increase is limited to 2°C above pre-industrial levels—already an ambitious target—a quarter will thaw.
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In 19453, Ernst broadcast "Thaw," a dramatic series set in the nineteen-sixties, during a brief period of relaxed control over culture and politics.
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It was a moment I'll never forget — because it also started a long thaw of repression I had maintained for my own gender feelings.
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He was especially prominent during the brief literary thaw under Communist Party leader Nikita Khrushchev, but had an often ambivalent relationship with Communist authorities.
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But once the ice and snow thaw, you can find true Minneapolis millennials at their favorite summertime haunt: The Hidden Beach on Cedar Lake.
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This isn't to say that Trump shouldn't meet the Iranian president — it's possible doing so would thaw the frosty relations between Washington and Tehran.
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The Obama-era thaw, including the president's visit — not to mention the Rolling Stones concert — seemed to be ushering in a new era. Jan.
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North and South Korea have continued talks, following a thaw in relations over the Olympic Games, that could result in fresh rounds of negotiations.
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The coinage actually stems from the "trial of the (last) century" — the incendiary story of the murder of Stanford White by Harry K. Thaw.
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Earlier in China, shares closed higher on hopes of a thaw in the U.S.-China trade dispute, which has been blamed for slowing global growth.
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But recent weeks have seen a thaw with South Korea, after Pyongyang agreed to send athletes to compete in the Olympic Games opening on Feb.
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This positions the wipers close to the defrost vent, allowing you to thaw them by directing air from the climate control system towards the windshield.
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The relative thaw comes after relations came to a halt in the wake of Belarus's 2010 presidential elections, which saw brutal repression by the regime.
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Amy: There were seven embryos from our first retrieval that passed genetic testing, and then two embryos didn't thaw properly, so we couldn't use them.
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Cuban immigration to the United States has spiked amid growing fears that U.S. immigration policies could be changing as relations between the two countries thaw.
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The thaw in ties between the neighbors has sparked U.S. concerns that it may be outpacing negotiations to dismantle the North's nuclear and missile programs.
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A chill in relations with foreign businesses and investors that followed the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year had begun to thaw recently.
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DIMINISHING DICTATORSHIP Cuba's insular policies began to thaw a bit in 1998, when Pope John Paul II became the first pontiff to visit the nation.
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Both corn and soybean futures were higher in early moves, supported by a thaw in U.S.-China trade relations following talks between the two nations.
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But as more stars trickled onto the carpet, more stopped by Seacrest's station, no one mentioned the allegations, and his frozen smile began to thaw.
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The sector was poised for sixth straight session of gains, as oil prices had rallied on hopes of a possible thaw in the Sino-U.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia – Eritrea and Somalia have agreed to restore diplomatic relations, an official said Monday, in another thaw in the restive Horn of Africa region.
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Working in Alaska, researchers warmed plots of tundra to thaw the permafrost and after 18 months found numerous changes in the soil microbes, it said.
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Despite a relatively mild winter, this year's seasonal thaw is inflicting another cycle of blown tires, busted axles and other repairs related to bad roads.
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Freeze an enemy solid with your spray and then, before they can thaw, quickly fire off an Icicle headshot or two to finish the job.
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The diplomatic thaw between Washington and Tehran over the past two years looks in jeopardy with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump taking office next month.
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Relations between the former Cold War foes became strained after Donald Trump became the U.S. President, partially reversing the thaw seen during Barack Obama's presidency.
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In June, Ethiopian Airlines resumed flights to the Eritrean capital Asmara after a two-decade hiatus following a dramatic diplomatic thaw between the feuding neighbours.
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It is important to remind ourselves that this thaw is not the last word on the issue of war and peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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The thaw also led to a historic, two-day trip to Cuba in March by Obama, who met with Cuban counterpart Raul Castro and others.
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Breakingviews Rice Energy, a gas producer focused on Appalachia, is testing the limits of the thaw in energy mergers and acquisitions in the United States.
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Or, walking is comparison, these woods in New Jersey seem (a passing thought) Ohioan, then I recall that late thaw one March in New Hampshire.
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The cooperation reflects a notable thaw in ties after the anger in 2013 over American surveillance of Brazil's political leaders by the National Security Agency.
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The tariff suspension and soybean purchase are early signs that the bitter trade war between China and the United States may be starting to thaw.
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The Democratic People's Republic of Korea has been in a rapid thaw since before the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea this past February.
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President Nixon famously traveled to Red China, a move that began a diplomatic thaw that fundamentally changed the course of the 20th Century and beyond.
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The U.S. currency fell broadly earlier this week after a thaw in trade tensions between Washington and Beijing sapped demand for the safe-haven greenback.
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As the US and Cuba's relationship continues to thaw after half a century of tension, airline travel to the island nation will become more common.
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And as tensions across Europe continued to thaw, researchers were able to collaborate on projects aimed at protecting migratory species that roamed across national borders.
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Road building in Alaska is made especially difficult thanks to permafrost, and massive ice wedges that can thaw and melt when disturbed by construction work.
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There were signs of a potential thaw with Graham, who said he spoke with Trump over the phone a day earlier to discuss national security.
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The unexpected friendship inadvertently helps transform a broken village ravaged by years of internal fighting while starting to thaw Jesper's own selfish outlook on life.
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A thaw in the Greenland Ice Sheet contributed to more than a quarter of the rise in 2014, up from just five percent in 1993.
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In the 1950s, on summer vacations in East Hampton, N.Y., Clare Thaw had struck up a friendship with the painter Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock's widow.
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For one thing, the movie was released during a thaw in the Cold War, among a flurry of films that made light of international tensions.
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And for those South Koreans longing for a thaw after months of tensions, Mr. Kim could hardly have chosen a better way than through sports.
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M.L.B. and the Cuban baseball federation commenced talks after the United States and Cuba began a thaw in relations under the Obama administration in 2014.
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At night my daughters and I watch northern lights dance green across a mountain ridge as we wait for our salmon to thaw for dinner.
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If you freeze your file, the bureaus will not provide information to lenders unless you "thaw" the freeze first, using a special personal identification number.
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Freezing means lenders can't check your credit file unless you "thaw" the freeze, preventing criminals from opening credit cards or borrowing money in your name.
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People who had already established security freezes, and now want to thaw them to apply for a loan or credit card, will see a difference.
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For Mr. Schulze, the scion of a family that made billions in mining, a thaw in America's relationship with North Korea would be potentially lucrative.
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Take them out of the freezer in ample time for them to thaw in the fridge or use a microwave oven with a defrost feature.
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Today in the journal Nature Geoscience, researchers argue that without taking abrupt thaws into account, we're underestimating the impact of permafrost thaw by 50 percent.
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"With abrupt thaw, you're exposing deeper layers to much warmer temperatures, and deep layers in permafrost can contain very high amounts of carbon," Schaedel says.
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It's still unclear how quickly the permafrost thaw — and carbon release — will happen, and it's not too late for our actions to affect the pace.
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Climatologists call the January thaw phenomenon a "singularity," a noticeable diversion from the usual seasonal weather that tends to recur around the same calendar date.
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New York's aging below-street infrastructure is tough to maintain, and the corrosive rock salt and "freeze-thaw" cycles of winter make it even worse.
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If there is a new Bolotnaya case, he said, then it is not a thaw; otherwise, it is, even if no substantial policy changes follow.
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Even if global warming is limited to well below 2°C, around 25% of the upper layer of the world's permafrost will thaw by 2100.
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Arctic and boreal permafrost hold vast amounts of ancient carbon and could significantly increase the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere if they thaw.
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Toronto police said they have been heating the ground at that property for over a week to thaw it and allow for a fuller excavation.
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The two diplomats agreed to hold the talks aimed at achieving a thaw in ties in the very near future but no date was announced.
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As the Knicks provide at least some reason for hope, there is also evidence of a thaw between the team and the local news media.
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Abby Watkins, the director of the county emergency service agency, said she expected the thaw to help clear out the ice and lower water levels.
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She freezes it in big batches, which means at the end of the day she only has to boil the pasta and thaw the sauce.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in has pursued a thaw in cross-border ties, holding three summits with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year.
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Researchers found maximum thaw depths had already exceeded what they had expected to occur by 2090, according to the report published in Geophysical Research Letters journal.
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On the back of these expectations and tentative hopes for a thaw in U.S.-China trade relations, oil prices pared some of their more recent losses.
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"Let&aposs not get ahead of ourselves and talk about a thaw, but it is gratifying to see that contacts are in fact intensifying," Peskov said.
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China, hoping to thaw a frost over the talks, is describing its objective as an "early harvest," or limited agreement, during continuing negotiations, the source said.
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But a thaw that began when a North Korean delegation attended the Winter Olympics in South Korea has led to the summit between Trump and Kim.
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America's thaw with Iran is viewed with deep suspicion by U.S. Republicans as well as American allies in the Middle East, including Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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"We only wear men's clothes in public," she said as she sat with her friend in the yard behind a beauty salon owned by U Thaw.
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MARKET NEWS * Asian shares were off to a cautious start on Monday as investors pinned their hopes on any signs of a thaw in Sino-U.
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Almost four-fifths of South Koreans, including Ms Kim, support North Korea's attendance at Pyeongchang as a way to thaw the ice between the two countries.
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There has however been a slight thaw in recent months after Turkey released one German-Turkish journalist and allowed another German citizen to leave the country.
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She lost her civil-service job, went to teach in a primary school, and only began to publish novels a decade later as a thaw began.
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The latest fuel data comes amid mounting suspicion in Washington that North Korea may be using the recent diplomatic thaw to get a lifeline from China.
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When things begin to thaw, the byproducts of the methane gas leave behind a reddish residue, which slowly accumulates into the rusty patch we see now.
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Tourism figures to the Philippines could, however, improve in the near future, Razon said, pointing to a thaw in Philippine-China ties under President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Snow covers much of North Dakota, the top U.S. wheat state, which could mean a delay in planting spring wheat if there is a sudden thaw.
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And she worked to buttress those advisers urging him to thaw U.S. relations with the Soviet Union, over the objections of the administration's "evil empire" hawks.
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The Cuban entrepreneurs will also urge Trump not to reverse the thaw, according to a statement issued by the office of pro-detente Senator Patrick Leahy.
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Why it matters: The meeting, which would be the first between Korean leaders since 2007, could accelerate the thaw in tensions between North and South Korea.
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The room features cabinets custom-built to store skis and snowboards, 10 boot warmers and a fireplace to thaw after a long day in the snow.
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Mr. Clinton's relationship with Mr. Obama took longer to thaw, largely as a consequence of the bitter 2008 primary race between Mr. Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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He said that many infected animal carcasses were probably frozen in the area, and that they could thaw and spread anthrax spores in the hot weather.
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He also said it would take months for the wall to thaw, giving engineers ample time to restore power even if the plant has another outage.
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But signs of a thaw were unlikely as U.S. President Donald Trump told Reuters in an interview on Monday that he did not expect much progress.
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The study said the thaw will disrupt rivers including the Yangtze, Mekong, Indus and Ganges, where farmers rely on glacier melt water in the dry season.
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World leaders welcomed prospects for a possible thaw in the Korea standoff including China, which is North Korea's largest trading partner and its sole major ally.
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They cited stretches of the Qinghai–Tibet Railway and the Obskaya−Bovanenkovo railway, the world's northernmost railway, as being particularly at risk due to permafrost thaw.
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An organization called Ice911 has proposed scattering tiny, glass spheres across parts of the Arctic to reflect more sunlight back into space and slow the thaw.
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However, North Korea has remained adamant throughout this year's thaw in relations with South Korea that its nuclear bombs and ballistic missiles are here to stay.
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The reasons the Holy See is caving to the (atheist) Communist government are not entirely transparent, but it appears to be hoping for a historic thaw.
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Gold prices eased on Friday, heading for a third straight weekly fall, as positive U.S. retail sales data and hopes for a thaw in Sino-U.
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But the government also appeared intent on maintaining a recent thaw in trade tensions, offering praise for economic relations with the U.S. through a senior adviser.
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A cautious thaw in relations between Tehran and Washington set in in 2015 when Iran struck a deal with six big powers limiting its nuclear activity.
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South Korea, host of the games, has said it hopes such a partnership in sports could contribute to a political thaw after years of high tensions.
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The prisoner swap was welcomed in the West and could help thaw out bilateral relations, although a full normalization of ties is a long way off.
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You'll find the lowest prices in summer when temperatures soar, and the highest between December and April when tourists come to thaw out in the winter.
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It's perhaps the best known and more worrisome of climate feedback loops: As the planet warms, permafrost—landscapes of frozen soil and rock—begins to thaw.
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A partial thaw in EU-Russia relations, produced not by the ramblings of an inexperienced Ukrainian president but by long-term geopolitical shifts, is under way.
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But apart from some Turkish officials' perfunctory statements on the potential for a thaw with Egypt, the country has remained conspicuously off of Erdoğan's reconciliation agenda.
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Those who cannot wrap their children in plastic sheets and fill any bag they can find with hot water to thaw their children's beds at night.
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She begins to thaw, then turns white hot, first revealing to Mark an ugly past that included having been used by a pornographer, then seducing him.
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In order to thaw, you have to have frozen in the first place, said Jay Engle, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in New York.
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When the thaw comes, the plants have perhaps a month to do everything they need to survive and reproduce: make seeds, soak up nutrients, gather sunlight.
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It was an apparent thaw in a relationship that had grown cold, with a rift having formed between Garcia and her compatriots on the women's tour.
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President Obama's move to thaw relations between Washington and Havana could mean the end of the federal program that helped resettle them in the United States.
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U.S. consumers are getting increasingly anxious about the trade war with China despite a recent thaw in the tensions ahead of the trade talks next month.
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Her visit will help continue to thaw the tensions on the Korean Peninsula following a year of Pyongyang's repeated threats and nuclear and missile weapon tests.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in hopes to capitalize on that thaw in relations by arranging talks over North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programme.
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For Adirondack residents, the autumn freeze-up and spring thaw are important seasonal events everyone speaks of, because these are important to day-to-day life.
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The "frozen soils of the mammoth steppe" are "the biggest natural source of greenhouse gases on the planet," and the permafrost has already begun to thaw.
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You'll also get instructions on how to thaw the freeze if you want to apply for a loan or a credit card; details vary by bureau.
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But her reputation did not blossom until the next decade, when the Soviet Union was still in a post-Stalin political thaw under Nikita S. Khrushchev.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in hopes to capitalize on that thaw in relations by arranging talks over North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program.
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Freezing your eggs so that you can, in theory, thaw and use them later in life is like having an "insurance policy" — or so we've been told.
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And if nations do ever decide to band together and dump masses of rock beneath collapsed Antarctic glaciers, the warming from above may still thaw the ice.
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Government officials who were absent from the opening said privately the move would not signify a thaw in political ties with Damascus which have long been cold.
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For the new study, Brockbank, Bischof and their colleagues developed their own warming process, one that relied on nanoparticles to create the heat necessary for a thaw.
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If this frigid white expanse ridged with crystal blue rivers of meltwater were to thaw completely, it would raise global sea levels by more than 20 feet.
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The only way to check if an egg or embryo is viable is to thaw it, which is only done when it is to be used imminently.
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This charming tale of a rodent's culinary aspirations and his unexpected friendship with a floundering human chef would thaw even a New Yorker's heart (albeit only temporarily).
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His icy detachment begins to thaw, and she begins to understand why he is dealing with the loss of all human life in the way he is.
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But once the temperatures warm near springtime, the frogs come back to life; they thaw and begin feeding and mating again, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) reported .
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For example, sea level rise is exacerbating the warming trend in the Arctic, indirectly contributing to phenomena such permafrost thaw, land ice melting and sea level rise.
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Permafrost thaw could trigger what some have dubbed "catastrophic climate change," a cyclical process in which the earth's warming releases stored greenhouse gases, further warming the earth.
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But the relationship began to thaw in June, when Erdogan wrote a letter expressing "regret" to the family of the pilot who was killed in the shootdown.
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"We keep getting this on-again, off-again reprisal nonsense, which confuses investors ... by giving them hope that some kind of thaw might be underway," he said.
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With such a thaw under way, the parole program no longer seemed to fit what the White House has called a "new chapter" in U.S.-Cuban relations.
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They vowed to set differences aside and bolster relations, in what appears to be Egypt&aposs latest bid to thaw the frosty relations with its southern neighbor.
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America's thaw with Iran is viewed with deep suspicion by U.S. Republicans as well as allies of Washington in the Middle East, including Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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Meanwhile, snow covers much of North Dakota, a leading U.S. wheat state, which could mean a delay in planting spring wheat if there is a sudden thaw.
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On top of that, the amount of people who actually go back to thaw their eggs remains quite low (about 10% of those who have them frozen).
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One might imagine that as stellar radiation increases, these frigid worlds would finally thaw and release gases that could form an atmosphere, and conditions conducive to life.
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Steve Von Till of Neurosis makes an appearance on "The Old Ones Are With Us" to herald the end of a long winter and a coming thaw.
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By midcentury, it's likely that the Arctic will lose all sea ice in late summer, and that could lead to more permafrost thaw, according to the report.
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The climate is damper and generally more miserable than in the Rockies or the Alps; cycles of thaw and freeze transform the snow surface into a rink.
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Warm words from President Donald Trump toward Erdogan have not helped, and relations are unlikely to thaw while the Washington continues to support the Kurds in Syria.
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"I think no political 'thaw' should be expected, and there have been no promises of one during the campaign," said Kazakhstan-based Central Asia analyst Alexander Knyazev.
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For the Vatican, a thaw in relations with China offers the prospect of easing the plight of Christians who for decades have been persecuted by the authorities.
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Last week Trump said he would be open to restarting talks with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, in what looked like the first thaw between the two countries.
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Hog traders will be monitoring news from the G20 summit in Japan later this week for any signs of a trade thaw between the Washington and Beijing.
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A nurse could pop a small syringe of frozen cells into a bedside device, push a button to thaw the solution, and inject it into the patient.
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The increase in greenhouse gases keeps some areas too warm for glaciers to properly refreeze in the winter and to slowly thaw throughout the spring and summer.
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As the permafrost continues to thaw, and the Arctic gets greener, protecting this doomday vault against climate change in the North will become an increasingly difficult task.
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When Mr. Crilly is ready to cook, he transfers the meat straight from the freezer into heated water and waits about 75 minutes for it to thaw.
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It comes after a North Korean delegation visited the South during the Winter Olympics, with the sports diplomacy allowing for a thaw in tensions on the peninsula.
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But as climate change continues to thaw out the Arctic, opening its passageways to foreign ships and creating the potential for conflict, she said that might change.
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But in the tundra, the vast treeless region in the Far North, beaver behavior creates new water channels that can thaw the permanently frozen ground, or permafrost.
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North and South Korea agreed to the North's participation in a series of border talks during the past couple weeks, which raised hopes for a political thaw.
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When adults freeze their credit files, they get a personal identification number they can use to thaw that freeze when they want to apply for new credit.
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Global financial markets hope for a thaw in testy United States-China relations when the presidents of the world's two biggest economies meet in Osaka on Saturday.
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As the great thaw in relations between Hollywood and Silicon Valley continued, celebrity investors started popping up like wildflowers after the spring retreat of an alpine glacier.
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The statement to that effect by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was yet another sign that the diplomatic thaw between Washington and Pyongyang is coming to an end.
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But some Cuban dissidents who had backed Mr. Obama's thaw in the hopes it would lead to greater openness on the island said the opposite had occurred.
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Six years later, during a brief thaw in the cold war, he found himself training in Houston with Americans, larking around in a Stetson like a cowboy.
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"A widespread January thaw is expected for much of the country with above normal temperatures for mid-month," according to a tweet from the National Weather Service.
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In one signal of a possible thaw, Chinese officials finally approved Toshiba's sale of a majority stake in its lucrative microchip unit to an American-led group.
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Stocks in the United States drifted between gains and losses Friday, staying just below an all time record even as the thaw between Washington and Beijing continued.
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"When you get a freeze and a thaw, the ground around the water mains expands and contracts, and puts external pressure on the pipes," Mr. Georgelis said.
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Relations between the U.S. and China could thaw somewhat after Mr. Trump agreed in a telephone call with President Xi Jinping to honor the "One China" policy.
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Flooding is possible during the thaw Despite the prospects of higher temperatures, light snow fell in the area Thursday night, leading to slippery roads and slower commutes.
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During the post-Stalin "thaw" of the 7003s America saw its nuclear arsenal matched and was beaten into orbit, prompting real questions about which system worked better.
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Nevertheless, I do expect this new Cold War to get colder, even if Mr. Trump attempts a thaw in the form of a trade deal with China.
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Yermak was appointed on the same day as the Kremlin installed a new point person for Ukraine, a move that could signal a slight thaw in ties.
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Sanders reiterated on Friday that the U.S. would not let up in its campaign to apply pressure to the country, despite the seeming thaw in diplomatic relations.
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Sanctions The latest fuel data comes amid mounting suspicion in Washington that North Korea may be using the recent diplomatic thaw to get a lifeline from China.
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After a period of thaw, regressive trends in China's treatment of civil society began slowly more than a decade ago, but picked up after Xi took office.
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Yet they are only the tip of the magnificent iceberg of some 850 pieces from the Eugene and Clare Thaw Collection at the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y. Assembled over nearly three decades, the collection was given to the Fenimore by the Thaws, benefactors of several New York institutions, especially the Morgan Library & Museum, which opens an exhibition of old master and Modern drawings from its Thaw Collection this month.
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These allow the frozen turkey to thaw at a steady, safe temperature — one that's warm enough for it defrost but cold enough to keep bacteria from multiplying rapidly.
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Despite the thaw in approvals, the biggest two players in the market, Tencent and domestic rival NetEase Inc, did not appear to have any games on either list.
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When Nesbit underwent surgery on her appendix and wasn't able to dance for a year, Thaw paid for her and her mother to go to Europe to convalesce.
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The ceremony was another example of the thaw in relations between the Koreas, technically still at war after their conflict ended in a truce not a peace treaty.
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But as Seoul pushed for a thaw in ties with the North, Thae left the think tank in May, saying he did not want to be a "burden".
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Alas, the thaw was to freeze back over, and the intractable Iosselliani would emigrate to France rather than continue attempting to push his luck with the Moscow censors.
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That march was a sign that society, too, has changed as a result of Raúl's reforms and Mr Obama's thaw, much scorned though it is by Mr Bolton.
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It's unclear if the home's residents are able to access their property—or if they've decided to stay far away from the chilly abode until the spring thaw.
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The potential feedbacks include permafrost thaw, a loss of methane hydrates from the ocean's floor, dieback of the Amazon rainforest and a loss of Arctic summer sea ice.
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Wednesday's ceremony was another example of the thaw in relations between the Koreas, technically still at war after their conflict ended in a truce not a peace treaty.
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Guryev had suggested Trump's ambitions to thaw tensions between the U.S. and Russia could open the door to "a lot of opportunities" for the Moscow-based phosphate producer.
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The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw came out, and that album had elevated our popularity, and we also transitioned into a full-time touring band.
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Click on to see the kicks from #NYFW that erred on the practical side and please excuse us while we continue to thaw for the next three days.
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He shouldn't have knocked out Jose Aldo, who hadn't lost in a decade, in less time than it takes to thaw a stick of butter in the microwave.
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The last time an American cruise ship sailed to Cuba from the United States was in the late 1970s, during a brief thaw begun by President Jimmy Carter.
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But after some chopping (okay, a LOT of chopping), and some time waiting for the puff pastry to thaw, I was shocked: I had created four beautiful roses.
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It has recovered partially after a 625 basis point rate hike by the central bank, the government's new economic programme and hopes of a thaw in U.S. relations.
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We even get a southbound chase, of sorts, the object of which is to meld her family together and, in the process, thaw the frosty hearts of moviegoers.
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The combative commander in chief re-emerged Saturday and Sunday irked that his promised thaw with Russia has been slowed by parallel investigations into Moscow's 2016 election meddling.
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Taroli says he was made aware of these risks, and others that arise during the freeze-thaw cycle, when he and his husband signed their contracts with PFC.
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Shares in South Korean companies with exposure to North Korea rallied on signs of a thaw in relations, while companies in the defense market saw their shares dip.
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The team found that 3.6 million people—three quarters of the current population in the Northern Hemisphere permafrost area—may be affected by infrastructure damage from permafrost thaw.
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Time here passes slow and steady, marked by daily commutes to jobs at healthcare centers and home improvement chains, and the freeze and thaw of the Chippewa River.
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In the morning, he moves some of the raw salmon or halibut pieces he keeps in the freezer to the refrigerator to let them thaw throughout the day.
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The Morgan show — organized by Jennifer Tonkovich, curator of drawing and prints at the museum — is accompanied by a smaller but similar publication devoted to the Thaw drawings.
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Behind-the-scenes tension between Mr. Mirziyoyev and Mr. Inoyatov over the scope of the thaw has now become the main narrative thread of Uzbek politics, analysts say.
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That's because those investors are under a false impression that "we may be having a thaw in our trade war with China," the "Mad Money" host said Thursday.
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Having neither the money nor the social connections generally required to be a museum curator in those days, Mr. Thaw decided on selling art as a career option.
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At Ms. Krasner's death in 1984, Mr. Thaw served as executor of her estate and helped establish the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, which gives grants to artists in need.
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"John Thaw, who played me, seemed to be in a perpetually bad mood," he told The Connexion, "whereas I was absolutely delighted with my new life in France."
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Her flight came at the culmination of Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev's thaw, a series of reforms that relaxed repression, ushered in change and propelled women to new status.
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Eritrea's longtime president arrived in Ethiopia on Saturday for his first visit in 22 years amid a surprise diplomatic thaw between the once bitter rivals.
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U.S. stocks reversed early losses to trade higher after the Fed said it would buy short-term corporate debt to thaw credit markets strained by the coronavirus pandemic.
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And it is thanks, at least in part, to the thaw in Cuba-United States relations initiated by the Obama administration that the work has finally traveled here.
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South Korean officials hope such a feat would help create a thaw on the Korean Peninsula after years of tensions spurred by the North's nuclear and missile tests.
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International real estate On the island of Sardinia, a historically tight market with high prices is starting to thaw thanks to a new generation of sellers and buyers.
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In today's 360 video, travel to Alaska, where scientists are trying to determine how much greenhouse gas could be released if rising temperatures cause the permafrost to thaw.
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Talks could provide a temporary thaw in strained inter-Korean ties, but conservative critics worry that they may only earn the North time to perfect its nuclear weapons.
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Sheikh Mohammed, who visited Riyadh in October amid hints of a thaw, denied Qatar has direct ties with the Brotherhood, which the other countries call a terrorist organization.
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The apparent thaw in North-South relations has not been reflected in Washington, where senior figures, including Pence, have accused Pyongyang of using the Games for propaganda purposes.
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In first-time author Brandon Taylor's Real Life, the trauma in the life of Wallace—a black and gay biochemistry PhD in the Midwest—is beginning to thaw.
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This will always cost more than simply freezing your credit file, even if you thaw it frequently and live in states that have higher than average freeze costs.
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The video's release comes amid something of a thaw in relations between Beijing and Seoul after the election on Tuesday of Moon Jae-in as South Korea's president.
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The "Fox & Friends" segment Trump referred to centered on the Obama administration's unsuccessful efforts to thaw relations with Russia and its failure to thwart aggressive actions by Moscow.
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Within months, however, Trump was arranging to meet with Kim Jong Un in Singapore, and there has since been a historic thaw in tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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While bankers aren't getting over-excited - the run rate is still far below pre-sanctions levels - VimpelCom's announcement is further evidence that a thaw in supply is underway.
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Commentary In spite of the thaw in relations over the Winter Olympics, younger South Koreans don't care that much about re-uniting with the North, writes Andray Abrahamian.
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The president's support for the all-or-nothing stance on the potential deal with China came amid recent signs of a thaw in tensions between the two countries.
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The latter building had a rooftop theater where, in a notorious 1906 incident, Harry Kendall Thaw killed Mr. White for having an affair with his wife, Evelyn Nesbit.
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During the period of Glasnost, the thaw of the Soviet Union in the late 1980s, artists in Russia experienced freedom as it had never existed for them before.
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In another possible setback to a thaw with Moscow, Trump said on Wednesday that NATO is not obsolete, as he had declared during the election campaign last year.
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Still, there remains a genuine fear — perhaps slightly allayed now following Washington and Pyongyang's diplomatic thaw — that the leaders might escalate their public squabble into a nuclear conflict.
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A couple of hours later, I was convinced I'd found the elixir of life—the substance that would thaw the Cold War and bring peace and harmony to mankind.
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And we know that as permafrost continues to thaw, plants can only compensate for so long: At some point, these ecosystems will transition from carbon sinks to carbon sources.
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"That warming effect propagates in the growing season, where soils on the insulated side are a degree warmer than the control side, and that's causing [additional] thaw," Taylor explains.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Commuters in the southern United States will wake up to more frigid temperatures and slick roads Friday, but a thaw is expected by the weekend, forecasters say.
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In June, the typical winter cloak of clouds over the polar region should dissipate, leaving the south cap shining brilliantly and undergoing spectacular changes during its rapid springtime thaw.
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Iran and Cuba have long been friendly, united partly by their respective stand-offs with the United States, although both have seen relations with Washington thaw in recent years.
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And if relations thaw and markets reopen to Western food producers, Russian producers fattened on state support and a captive market might ultimately disappear as quickly as they emerged.
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"In the last 24 hours we have seen an increase in burst pipe alarms of nearly 4,000 percent caused by the big thaw," Severn Trent said in a statement.
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The appearance of North Korea at the Winter Olympics was the first sign of a significant thaw in relations — nearly derailed by Bolton — that led up to this point.
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The Association of Performing Arts Presenters convention is the January thaw for music in New York — an audition for the presenters, a potential binge for the rest of us.
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By the time he graduated in 1965, Khruschev's thaw was in full swing, and a young Soviet artist could look forward to a more open and vital socialist culture.
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Gretchen and Jimmy are completely self-absorbed at the best of times, but it's hard this time to fault them for the quest to thaw Jimmy's cold, dead heart.
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The US is considering setting up a diplomatic office in North Korea — a symbolic move that could show how relations between Washington and Pyongyang have seriously begun to thaw.
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Like their parties, it dives from airy pop songs to muscular dance tracks, and it's basically the perfect way to celebrate the slow thaw of these early spring days.
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Ghorbani said the central bank saw no reason for companies to be afraid of coming to Iran and that sooner or later banks would thaw towards doing business again.
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As exciting as it is to behold these gnarly bodies from bygone eras, it is also extremely worrisome that accelerated permafrost thaw is the reason for these new finds.
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The Pentagon has previously said that the annual joint military exercises with South Korea would continue despite the recent thaw in tensions between the U.S. and the rogue nation.
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Co-author Michiel van den Broeke, a professor of Polar Meteorology at Utrecht University, said the thaw of Wilkes Land in East Antarctica was an emerging area of science.
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A major pipeline project that could open a new route for Russian gas in Europe is back on the table as relations between Moscow and Ankara begin to thaw.
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"Quite clearly, Turkey and Russia are keen not to let this incident rupture the unfolding thaw in relations," Fadi Hakura, a Turkey analyst at Chatham House, told VICE News.
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We're talking about a very exciting sequel to Sol de Janeiro's cult-favorite Bum Bum Cream (a lighter gel that will be perfect once the snow starts to thaw).
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But recent weeks have seen a thaw in relations between the two countries, with both citing a need to bury their differences to fight the common Islamic State foe.
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Modi's move also suggests there is little chance of a thaw in ties even though Pakistan said it hoped to revive talks after elections in India ended in May.
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Goldman Sachs has cautioned a thaw in conflicts in oil-exporting countries could put more crude into an oversupplied market and complicate efforts by OPEC to scale back output.
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Others heraled the friendship of the two women as a sign of a real "Peace Olympics," instead of the thaw in inter-Korean relations lauded by the country's president.
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The sweet story of one teenage boy's coming out and falling in love culminates in a finale and kiss that will thaw your cold, dead heart (spoken from experience).
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While nobody is seriously talking about a German-style reunification in Korea, a thaw could lead to a peace deal that would usher in stability in North East Asia.
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One follow-up a week after could be appropriate, but if your contact seems to be freezing you out, you won't thaw them by bombarding them with more emails.
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Some analysts argue that the history of personal animosity between Obama and Putin probably doomed the chances of a thaw in icy relations between the U.S. and the Kremlin.
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For thousands of years, the subsurface soil in the area had been permanently frozen, but global warming is changing that, causing the underground soil layers to begin to thaw.
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Traders continue to monitor heavy snow pack in the northern U.S. Plains which could delay planting of spring wheat if there is a sudden thaw that could cause flooding.
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Traders continue to monitor heavy snow pack in the northern U.S. Plains which could delay in planting spring wheat if there is a sudden thaw that could cause flooding.
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Defeated Nationalist forces fled to Taiwan in 1949 after losing a civil war with the Communists, but since a thaw began in the 1980s cross-straits investment has flourished.
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Well, the two co-existed for a very long time, and the last Tusk album was recorded during The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw recording session.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE have repeatedly said that the dispute was not a high priority for them, and Qatar's foreign minister said last month he saw no thaw.
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OSLO (Reuters) - With energy projects high on the agenda, China and Norway will mark a further thaw in relations on Wednesday when Beijing's third-ranked politician arrives in Oslo.
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Posing as a "British Christian archaeologist rather than as an American Jewish journalist," he visits Libya in 225 during a dramatic thaw in relations between Qaddafi and the West.
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According to the Financial Times, the thaw was helped along by President Donald Trump, who offered to smooth the way by muting US support for protesters in Hong Kong.
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Though, as Bloomberg notes, "But given the current political climate in the U.S. it's unlikely that any concession Putin may offer would be enough to bring a real thaw."
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Members of Congress have a rare chance this year to thaw this chilled speech, rebuild trust, and restore privacy by rewriting Section 702 or simply by letting it expire.
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The Winter Olympics thaw Moon has long been an advocate for greater engagement with North Korea, dating back to his days as a key presidential aide in the 2000s.
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Ice floes smash through during the spring thaw — indeed, an ice floe toppled a German military bridge built during World War II — and the area is prone to earthquakes.
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" At another monastery in Sittwe, an elderly abbot, U Baddanta Thaw Ma, halted my conversation with a young monk by slapping the air in front of my face. "Go!
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Ice floes crash through during the spring thaw — indeed, an ice floe sundered a German military bridge constructed during World War II — and the area is prone to earthquakes.
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Signs of a thaw between the two countries would encourage so-called "risk off" trades, which tend to cause the yen to fall and the Australian dollar to rise.
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Their study estimates an 250 percent successful thaw rate for women who were 36 and over when they froze their eggs, 95 percent for women who were under 36.
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After the Mueller report was released and did not name him or his cousin, Mr. Intrater said, he noticed a partial thaw in his dealings with banks and clients.
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The Arctic spring thaw has begun with a bang, with extensive melting of the Greenland ice sheet and sea ice loss that is already several weeks ahead of normal.
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South Korea, the host of the games, said it hoped a partnership in sports could contribute to a political thaw after years of high tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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In a sudden thaw ahead of the Winter Olympics in the South, Pyongyang has reopened a telephone hotline so that the two nations can prepare for high-level talks.
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"Sterling's breakout coincides with a breakout of optimism, albeit slight, that a thaw in the impasse between Brussels and London may be beginning," City Index analyst Ken Odeluga said.
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Officials in Kabul do, however, report a modest thaw in the Ghani-Abdullah feud, which has allowed them to agree on reformers to lead the defense and interior ministries.
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His successful Winter Olympics diplomacy -- inviting Kim's sister and a handful of North Korean athletes and cheerleaders to attend -- broke the ice, allowing the thaw we are witnessing today.
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"Miss Americana" pulls back the curtain (slightly) as the pop star grapples with a formidable opponent — the patriarchy — and shows how her self-protection instincts have begun to thaw.
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MOSCOW — Ukraine swapped dozens of prisoners on Sunday with Russian-backed separatists in the country's east, the latest sign of a tenuous thaw in relations between Ukraine and Russia.
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There have been some signs of a thaw in relations, including prisoner swaps last year that Yermak worked to bring about in his previous role as a presidential aide.
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Wintry conditions typically make problems worse, particularly with "freeze-thaw" cycles during which moisture in the ground expands and then contracts, putting pressure on the pipes, said Mr. Timbers.
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Hopes in Russia for an enduring thaw in relations between the two countries, fed by Mr. Trump's oddly positive comments about Mr. Putin during the campaign, have largely ended.
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BEIJING, Dec 7 (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange reserves unexpectedly rose in November as the Chinese currency posted a rare monthly gain amid hopes for a thaw in Sino-U.
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There's still time for the Klobuchars and the Yangs to make their move when the thaw begins in early January -- especially since the Iowa caucuses aren't until February 3.
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He's expected to tick off his accomplishments in front of other world leaders, including the Iran deal, the Paris climate agreement and the diplomatic thaw with Cuba and Myanmar.
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It's possible that "Quiet Until the Thaw" may strike some readers as a similar affront, a misguided exercise in appropriation by an author who isn't remotely like her subjects.
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It's the latest sign of a tenuous thaw in relations, and the result of peace talks in Paris this month that otherwise failed to resolve the five-year war.
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She's persistently optimistic and believes that Trump will thaw relations on the Korean Peninsula enough to change restrictive laws like the one that keeps her from returning to Pyongyang.
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It also shows how the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, has been able to use the Olympics to pursue a thaw with a receptive counterpart in the South.
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