The dilemma for those involved is that their eggs and embryos have to be completely thawed to determine whether they are still viable, but if thawed, they cannot be refrozen.
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Serves 1 ¼ cup frozen natural light whipped topping, thawed
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Over dinner, his freeze thawed — only too much so.
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" The woods "ticked like a clock as they thawed.
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Relations between the two countries appeared to have thawed recently.
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So we gave the excess thawed meat to our neighbors.
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Microwave for 1 minute, or until veggies are thawed. 4.
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They are frozen for shipping and then thawed before testing.
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Otherwise, they'll thicken and turn into a gel when thawed.
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Thankfully that thawed out the icy situation he'd just created.
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While stroganina is served fully frozen, kolodka is best partially thawed.
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Disquiet thawed until, tranquil, awash, I almost sympathized with these people.
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Fish sauceAssembly ingredients16 Prawns or shrimp, thawed if frozen, and deveined.
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Once thawed in the refrigerator, use the milk within 24 hours.
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The corn was flavorless and in a pool of warm, thawed ice.
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Eggs frozen by that method are less vulnerable to damage when thawed.
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Later I thawed out by a gas fire in the Rising Sun.
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Kansas thawed out in the second half and finished shooting 43.8 percent.
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Once the product thawed, I began incorporating it into Archie&aposs diet.
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When thawed, the cells can be used to grow new rhino cells.
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Once the turkey is thawed from the cold water bath, cook it immediately.
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M&A has thawed following an outbreak of volatility in January, he noted.
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By accepting an iPhone, Trump's icy relationship with Apple appears to have thawed.
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Serves 6 1 cup raspberries (fresh or thawed from frozen; no sugar added)
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Cook and stir corn until thawed and slightly blackened, about 8 minutes. 2.
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The two men did not speak for months (although things have since thawed).
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Frozen eggs are sometimes thawed and implanted if the first treatment attempt fails.
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Previously frozen and thawed fish lasts for about half that amount of time.
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Like James, she was looking for an outdoor sport when the snow thawed.
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No one has ever been frozen and then come back to life when thawed.
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After going down a rabbit hole of research, my skepticism about the diagnosis thawed.
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More than two-thirds of the embryos died within an hour of being thawed.
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That said, while relations between the countries have thawed somewhat, they are hardly cozy.
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Twenty-five minutes later, it was 116 degrees and the pizza had already thawed.
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If organs could be frozen and then thawed without damage, all this would change.
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Abnormally high temperatures had thawed the corpses of long-dead reindeer and other animals.
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He would prefer credit files to be "frozen" by default, and thawed on request.
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Tensions flared in August as both sides announced reciprocal tariffs but have thawed since.
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Perhaps something happens to breast milk components when it is refrigerated, frozen or thawed.
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Shoppers have now thawed out and returned back to stores as the market calmed down.
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"Your bison meat may be thawed by the time it gets to you," said Hallman.
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David is thawed out by the Mecha, who have all evolved into Windows ClipArt people.
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Inevitably, he thawed or bought extra meat, in case someone wanted rack of lamb, too.
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Fernandez had a frosty relationship with Washington, but bilateral relations have thawed since Macri's election.
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The freeze has only just thawed, with a handful of licenses tentatively distributed this year.
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Sperm would be cryopreserved following collection and thawed when chosen for reproduction, the authors said.
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For another, very few of the eggs being frozen at substantial cost are ever thawed.
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But she was thawed out and survived because, well, cats have nine lives don't they?
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But even if the bread is thawed: Take the hint, finally, and pack her lunches.
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Or when their thawed eggs don't make a baby and their natural fertility is gone.
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Makes: 2 Servings 2 ½ cups peaches cut into 1-inch chunks (fresh or thawed from frozen)
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In 2014, Japanese researchers thawed a group of tardigrades that had been frozen for 30 years.
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Specifically, it addresses what can happen when a turkey that isn't completely thawed meets hot oil.
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According to some estimates, up to $100 billion of its frozen assets have already been thawed.
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Near the recently thawed pond, within a long channel of construction, a man holding a sign.
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And as global temperatures climb, these ice sheets can be thawed from both above and below.
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It's reported that modern sled dogs have eaten thawed mammoth meat dating back over 30,000 years.
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According to the tale, when spring rolled around, the elders thawed out and were just fine.
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And all can be easily thawed and easily mixed with other ingredients to make different meals.
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In 219, Japanese researchers thawed a group of tardigrades that had been frozen for 30 years.
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Warmer temperatures in recent days have also thawed the ground, meaning it should better absorb moisture.
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There's one caveat: They may lose their emulsification and turn slightly grainy or lumpy when thawed.
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If the land has thawed, then collapsed and become inundated with water, new trees can't grow.
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Of the women who have thawed, the doctors told me it's split between single and partnered.
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And while ties between the U.S. and Iran and Cuba thawed, the countries were not spared criticism.
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One concerned billing, and one asked to confirm that the spine should be sent frozen, not thawed.
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By the time the field had thawed in late March, Gio's mother was ready to disown him.
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Let stand 30 to 45 minutes or until biscuits are thawed but still cool to the touch.
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Across the world, party systems that seemed frozen a few decades ago have rapidly thawed, then boiled.
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Sometimes an icebound ship thawed out unharmed, leaving its crew merely thinner, colder, and crazier come springtime.
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Relations between China and the United States have thawed somewhat as the two have resumed trade talks.
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The relationship has quickly thawed under the leadership of Ethiopia's new reform-minding prime minister, Abiy Ahmed.
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And feel free to use whatever fruit, fresh, frozen and thawed, or canned, you have on hand.
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But Mr. Trump has thawed the relationship, and his administration is engaging with Hungary and nearby Poland.
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If fully thawed, the ice in Denman would cause sea levels worldwide to rise nearly 5 feet.
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Stroup planned to head into work later, she told CNN, after the ice had thawed a bit.
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Many, however, believe a recent gesture from Mnangagwa to the Mugabes has thawed their previously frosty relationship.
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While the relationship thawed somewhat, it never reached the stage of reopening embassies in the two capitals.
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The thawed raw meat should be kept separate from human food and handled with separate kitchen equipment.
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Abbink thawed the virus and figured out how to coax it to grow in monkey-kidney cells.
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"Ultimately, there's much more permafrost carbon here to be thawed than plants can possibly take up," Taylor says.
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But in the 19753s, tensions had thawed at least somewhat, and some Americans began to push for normalization.
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Clearly ... the only ice that has thawed in their relationship are the cubes Tyson threw at him Saturday.
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Click here to view original GIFThe thawed-out, 50-year-old ram sperm as seen under a microscope.
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It sure seems like the ice has thawed ... after Cardi proclaimed 3 weeks ago her marriage was over.
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The samples were stored at −20.1 °C after collection, and thawed in May last year over several days.
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Well Donald, look no further than Mamba the python, who lives on a diet of frozen/thawed rodents.
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China is North Korea's only real ally and supports its seemingly thawed diplomatic relations with the US. 3.
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And while you can freeze grated garlic and ginger, they will lose much of their pungency when thawed.
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Like other leafy greens, herbs need some care before freezing, lest they turn black and mushy when thawed.
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His relationship with the library thawed only after Mr. Middleton retired in 2002 and new leadership took over.
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In 20093, after relations thawed, he was the first American artist officially delegated to perform in mainland China.
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If you thought relations between Washington and Beijing had thawed after the recent trade deal breakthrough, think again.
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He wasn't due till the very beginning of April; it would be spring by then, thawed, even blooming.
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Last year, surgeons in Denmark transplanted five slivers of the thawed ovarian tissue back into Ms. Matrooshi's body.
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Sometimes, thawed breast milk will have a different smell, often a soapy smell, or consistency than fresh milk.
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Romney called Trump a "phony" and "con man" during the 103 presidential race, but their relationship has since thawed.
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If breastfeeding protects against infection, breast milk that has been pumped, stored, refrigerated or frozen, and thawed may not.
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Later sampling of both thawed and frozen sites, backed up by RNA analysis, confirmed that the DNA wasn't lying.
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In the thawed soil, the iron-reducing microbes had been largely replaced by others using organic carbon for food.
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Iran's economy is set to improve in a post-sanctions environment, and Tehran's relations with Washington have gradually thawed.
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Rita cooks her special meals (stewed apples with contraband cinnamon for dessert!), and even Serena Joy has thawed out.
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Tense ties between the countries have thawed over the last few years with a series of bilateral deals signed.
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Relations between the United States and Cuba briefly thawed in the 20143s during the administration of President Jimmy Carter.
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To test an embryo requires that it be thawed first, which -- in turn -- might damage the embryo, Taroli explained.
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Cooked grains like rice and quinoa can be frozen but expect them to be a bit mushy when thawed.
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Creamed Greens Potpie Starting with cleaned greens and thawed puff pastry makes this soothing dish come together surprisingly fast.
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The first transfer in October ended with chemical pregnancy, and in December, all of the frozen embryos died when thawed.
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Perez-Poch says the team plans to conduct more, longer flights, and hopes to also do experiments with thawed sperm.
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You don't know the state of the embryo until the patient decides to undergo in-vitro fertilization and they're thawed.
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In light of recently thawed relations between Cuba and the United States, it suggests an optimistic view of the future.
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Cakes, cookies and baked goods will freeze best without icing, glazes or chocolate coating, which can get sticky when thawed.
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Hard and semifirm cheeses like Cheddar shouldn't be frozen as they lose flavor and turn crumbly and dry when thawed.
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Even though the relationship between Woods and Mickelson has thawed over the years, some things are a bridge too far.
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By 2016 the permafrost had already thawed at depths not expected until 2090 under a model of "moderate" global warming.
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After you take thawed milk out of the fridge and leave it at room temperature, use it within 2 hours.
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Source: CNN Trade relations with China have thawed a bit, with tariffs delayed and a meeting set for next month.
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Permafrost that has not thawed in millennia is now melting, potentially releasing untold viruses and bacteria that have been trapped inside.
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And relations between the two countries, which had thawed at the tail end of the Obama presidency, are back on ice.
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Tehran is not about to end these activities just because its relations with the West have thawed with the nuclear deal.
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According to SART, only 20,000 American women have frozen eggs, and of those women, less than 15 percent have thawed them.
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Still, it's an improvement on conventional methods, which killed every last one of the embryos frozen and thawed the typical way.
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The embryo was thawed by medical staff at the NEDC in March 2017 and transferred into Tina's uterus earlier this year.
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Cuba is still adjusting to slightly thawed relations with the United States and still reeling from the death of Fidel Castro.
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Almost overnight, the Obama Administration's mistreatment of Israel and frosty approach to one of our nation's most vital allies has thawed.
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But the relationship has thawed over the years, observers say, a shift that coincides with Gore's slow estrangement from traditional politics.
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He was also sometimes reticent and required a whiff of pheromones from a cup of thawed mare urine to become interested.
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In 2006, well after the Cold War had thawed, the US Navy withdrew its resources from Iceland to distribute them elsewhere.
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You can freeze fish and shrimp that have been thawed, but they lose quality with each round of freezing-and-thawing.
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Although the Sooners were cold to begin the game, they thawed out with a 20-2 run in the second half.
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Store fruits and veggies in the back of the freezer, so they don't get partially thawed when you do open the door.
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The snowed has thawed, award season is over and the buds are blooming, which means it's World's Most Beautiful season once again.
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She starts scrambling up the jumbled heap of thawed permafrost and ancient wares to get a better view of the development above.
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If an issue has made it to ''polarizing,'' that means it has already been thawed, put on the stove and served up.
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That has obviously thawed enough to get conversations this far, but selecting the CEO was always an obstacle to a possible merger.
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The Global Seed Vault, which has been called "the Noah's Ark of plant diversity," has flooded after the permafrost around it thawed.
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Scientists attribute coastal erosion in Shishmaref to global warming that has thawed sea ice that once shielded the island from storm surges.
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Steve is never given a chance to respond, but it's something that probably weighed heavily on his mind since he thawed out.
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But rest assured: When scientists thawed the tardigrades in 2014, the microscopic animals did not seek vengeance upon humanity for their imprisonment.
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That shocks the surrounding landscape into releasing potentially even more carbon than would have if it thawed at a more leisurely pace.
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Nor can they gauge other fallout, like how much methane that microbes in the newly thawed ground produce, adding to global warming.
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Nor can they gauge other fallout, like how much methane that microbes in the newly thawed ground produce, adding to global warming.
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This summer, they will grow coral from this cryopreserved and thawed sperm and, for the first time, transplant it into the wild.
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The relationship may have thawed: Bezos was among a number of tech titans to visit Trump Tower for a presidential roundtable in December.
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This sets everyone on a collision course, even though the real threat to global security has recently been thawed out of Siberian ice.
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According to NBC News, authorities think the outbreak began when some zombie anthrax thawed out of an infected reindeer corpse and woke up.
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"Where the ice [sheet bottom] is thawed is where it can potentially respond more quickly to changes at the edge," MacGregor told Gizmodo.
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For this same five-year period, however, the live birthrate from thawed eggs was just below 24 percent, he said in an interview.
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Others in the community are settling for cryogenic freezing, in the hopes that they can be thawed once regenerative science has sufficiently advanced.
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The relationship has thawed in recent months after hitting a low point last November when Turkey shot down a Russian warplane over Syria.
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For a new study in Science Translational Medicine, investigators showed how they successfully thawed samples without cellular damage via a process called nanowarming.
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Bedford's family stayed vigilant to ensure he never thawed, at one time stashing him in a garage-sized storage locker they rented in Burbank.
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She lifted one of the 4-pound Nordic ice bags that came in the box and gave the thawed, semi-glutinous thing a squeeze.
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You'll want to remove the outside wrapping and place it in a dish to catch the raw juices, then cook immediately once it's thawed.
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After the grad students thawed out a bit, they tried the same experiment at room temperature, again blowing bubbles onto a block of ice.
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That's why Shatilovich's team was excited to find that nematodes in the sample were revived once they were fed and thawed at a laboratory.
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At that time of year in Alaska, the frost has thawed, making the top layer of soil wet, but only a few inches down.
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They can be frozen, but do not open the container until the cookies have thawed to avoid the ravages of condensation on your icing.
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The aftermath of their relationship left him reeling, and he's packed his heart in ice, to be honest, and no one's quite thawed it.
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"It's actually a law" that labels must provide the location of origin, if the fish is thawed and whether or not it's farm-raised.
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Our sources tell us things were pretty frosty between the two after they split earlier this year -- but it seems the ice has thawed.
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Damon's since told us that icy relationship has thawed ... but apparently not enough to keep Johnny from openly rooting for Boston's most-hated rival!!
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Chamberlain pointed out that if Ettinger and his two wives are thawed simultaneously, by definition, his first wife would not know of the second wife.
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Then, later in life, if they decide they want to have biological offspring, they could have that tissue thawed and transplanted into their own body.
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Scientists speculated that the deer, weakened from the heat, ate the thawed remains of an infected reindeer carcass that had been frozen for many years.
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We also get loads of Baby Groot, who thawed many a stone cold heart, and the surprise emotional gut-punch of Yondu at the end.
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This statistic alone might not carry the bite of 2's extreme Arctic melt, in which the ice thawed to its lowest point ever recorded.
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Hollywood will film a television series from Cuba this year — the first time since diplomatic relations thawed between the United States and the communist island.
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It's like having a combo oven and deep fryer, except it fits on your counter and doesn't require frozen food to be thawed before cooking.
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An improperly thawed turkey will almost surely result in a bird with parts that are overcooked and distasteful, or undercooked, which can be a danger.
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Besides easing trade constraints and cultural exchanges, Johnson held out the prospect of mutual military reductions if Cold War relations between East and West thawed.
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Sometimes a scoop of ice cream is paired with faloodeh, kinked rice vermicelli in rose-water syrup, frozen and then thawed to a suspended slush.
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Bananas freeze very well and can be thawed and made into banana bread, or blended while still frozen into a creamy sorbet, or into smoothies.
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Capitalize on the sibling dynamic Frozen thawed out for Disney Animation, throw some elf ears on some A-list names, and call it a day.
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But a vial of vaccine that has been accidentally frozen, and then thawed, may lose its potency as surely as one that has been warmed up.
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One study published in Nature Geoscience in 2012 estimated that thawed permafrost could contribute up to 1003 degrees Fahrenheit (1.7 degrees Celsius) of warming by 2300.
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Over her almost four years of marriage to Cutler and the birth of her second and third child, Cavallari's feelings about Chicago seem to have thawed.
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Today, the long totalitarian winter has thawed across Eastern Europe, where residents are now generally able to live lives free from political coercion or central dictate.
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But following Vivendi's backtracking on a request to remove five Elliott-backed board members at a shareholder meeting in March, relations between the two have thawed.
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Once the cells are thawed, the cell cultures will grow for 21 days in the Multi-use Variable-gravity Platform experiment modules built by Techshot, Inc.
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Nixon, who had been a Cold War hawk during much of his career, shocked the nation by starting a process that thawed tensions between the superpowers.
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If confirmed, scientists say, this could be yet another sign of climate change in a sensitive environment, and the thawed earth could have other troubling consequences.
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It's spring, the D.C. area has finally thawed out, and anadromous shad are running up our rivers to spawn, the mating dance they do each April.
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The secret to the edible skin comes from growing the banana trees in a minus 75 degrees Fahrenheit (-83 degrees Celsius) environment, then is thawed and replanted.
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Viewers were quick to comment on the post, with some suggesting it could be the remains of a wooly mammoth that had washed up as glaciers thawed.
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They were in search of food, because the sea — their main source of food — hadn't thawed out yet as a result of the colder and prolonged winter.
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As Lulu Brezzell prepared a big Thanksgiving meal for her family, she thawed the turkey, chopped the potatoes and bought 144 bottles of water for the evening.
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During that time, they hung out in suspended animation until Tsujimoto's team thawed them out in the balmy waters of a Petri dish in May of 2014.
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In "Baba," two women in A-line skirts walk past a sooty, half-thawed snowman, its top ball studded with cigarette butts and wearing a human moue.
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But most wild shrimp is frozen and shipped around the country, where you'll find it either in bags in supermarket freezers, or thawed and piled on ice.
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Cryogenics is the scientific process by which a dead body is frozen in the hopes it will one day be thawed, bringing the person back to life.
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It's especially glaring at a time when similar tensions with the automotive and medical device communities have largely thawed, says Pete Cooper, director of the Aviation Village.
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"You should be able to feel individual frozen pieces of fruit or vegetable, not a solid block, which indicates the contents thawed and were re-frozen," Lester said.
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Ties with Baghdad thawed somewhat in March, when Abadi lifted a ban on international flights into the Kurdish region and paid a portion of its civil service salaries.
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An estimated 35 million people currently live in cities or towns on top of permafrost, and thawed soil could cause the ground to become unstable, the scientists said.
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Nevertheless, months of frosty relations between Beijing and Pyongyang appear to have thawed since Kim's secretive visit to Beijing in March, where he met Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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But things seemed to have thawed (somewhat) since then, and as recently as last week Bosh seemed optimistic that he would be back in action for training camp.
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There's not much advantage in freezing veggies with a high-moisture content — this includes cucumbers, cabbage, radishes, mushrooms and lettuce, which would be waterlogged and mushy once thawed.
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When volunteer Jodie Warren sifted through the thawed out sample several weeks ago to "get all the gross stuff out" she wasn't expecting to find an electronic device.
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In the last 800,000 years, Earth has chilled and thawed its way through eight ice ages, each lasting 40,000-100,000 years, with shorter, warmer interglacial periods—like the present.
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Whirlpool doesn't share exactly how many types of food its algorithms can recognize, but it does say they're accurate enough to tell the difference between frozen and thawed items.
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Civil War represents the summation of Rogers's journey; in the four years or so since he's been thawed from his deep freeze, he's finally figured out who he is.
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In some places here, finding and storing water can be a problem; water kept in tanks must be thawed to use, and the heated tanks then heat the permafrost.
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Eritrea's position has improved across the Horn of Africa since historically hostile relations with Somalia and Djibouti have also thawed in recent months, UN members noted after the vote.
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"We are waiting to see what happens when the snow melts," she said, noting that warm temperatures since then have thawed the ground and could result in less flooding.
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The ice around the rift is being thawed from warmer air above and warmer water below, according to Andrew Fleming, the remote sensing manager at the British Antarctic Survey.
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At the two-year-old Extend clinic, Dr. Klein, the company's chief medical officer, could offer no figures because, as he explained, no clients have yet thawed their eggs.
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Seems the ice has thawed between Tom Brady and Donald Trump -- at least, according to POTUS -- who says he spoke with TB12 the other day and they're all gooooood!
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Anthrax spores can stay alive for years, and the outbreak is believed to have been caused when melting permafrost thawed a decades-old deer carcass infected with the bacteria.
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The scat, valuable for studying the health of leopard seals, had been stored in a freezer for a year before it was thawed out for analysis, the researchers said.
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The relationship between the two powers has thawed somewhat in recent years, following the election of President Hassan Rouhani and the completion last year of the international nuclear deal.
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The going was slow: The ground, a vast expanse of yellowing grasses and moss, was so deeply thawed in certain places that it felt like walking on a moon bounce.
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Rain slicked off frozen ground, snow melted, and ice thawed on rivers — kicking off devastating floods that killed at least two people in the state and destroyed hundreds of homes.
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The EU tried to isolate Austria by freezing contacts, but when that failed to oust Mr Haider it gradually thawed, and has since tacitly accepted governments sustained by extremist parties.
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The countries have wrangled previously over wider political issues as well as smaller matters like water supply and road tolls, but those frosty ties have thawed under Najib and Lee.
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But the good news is there's still plenty of time to plan a trip: Peak bloom is expected there in June or July, after all the snow there has thawed.
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Are we are talking about eternal youth, eternal old age, or having our cryogenically frozen brains thawed out 2,000 years from now to perform tricks in a future alien zoo?
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While some permafrost samples may have thawed out and refrozen over the past 41,000 years, syncryogenic samples are thought to have remained frozen, along with any microorganisms living inside them.
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But that weekend in March, tank temperatures began rising, and by the time the Ohio lab technicians returned for their next shift, everything inside had thawed beyond rescue or repair.
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Buoyed by polling that shows Trump running close to Clinton in key states, Republican senators who were once leery of Trump's presence on the ticket have thawed in recent weeks.
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A person familiar with the matter said the deal does not mean a largely frozen M&A market has thawed and that there will soon be a flurry of transactions.
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Braised and stewed meats and chilis can be thawed at room temperature, the stove or in the microwave, as long as you heat them up until piping hot before serving.
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Relations between Spain's central government in Madrid and the Catalan capital, Barcelona, have thawed in recent weeks, with Mr. Sanchez hosting cordial talks with Mr. Torra in Madrid this month.
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As scilla prinks out, purple, from half-thawed clods and the cardinal flings his ribbon of song in two high arcs, then trails the vibrato among the boughs May unclenches.
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Do not place it on the counter to thaw at room temperature, because this can give bacteria a chance to grow and spoil the milk before it&aposs completely thawed.
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Jackson currently is in a contract year and revealed that his once ice-cold relationship with Philadelphia has thawed, most noticeably after Doug Pederson replaced Chip Kelly as the team's coach.
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And we don't know what portion of the freshly-thawed soil carbon will seep into rivers and the ocean, versus escape into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, or worse, as methane.
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I layer the Greek yogurt, thawed açai, and coconut flakes into a parfait, which I put in a coffee travel container so it's easier for me to carry out the door.
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At least 23,800 households, including 12,000 households in London, were left without water when pipes burst after temperatures rose and snow thawed, prompting suppliers to advise customers not to waste water.
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Relations between Spain's central government in Madrid and the Catalan capital Barcelona have thawed in recent weeks, with Prime Minister Sanchez hosting cordial talks with Torra in Madrid earlier in July.
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Schlossberg said overall the "tone" of the Russian economy is going to improve from fundamental and currency perspectives, given that political relations with the West, though still problematic, have thawed somewhat.
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They're both powerful, wary characters, and we can imagine their allegiance being a tense one until they get to know each other properly (or at least until Tyrion's thawed the ice).
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On Tuesday he told his investors that there are signs of improvement at the company and that relations have thawed since last year's bitter proxy contest which he lost in November.
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But while the U.S. Midwest and East Coast thawed out, a fierce winter storm headed towards California, carrying heavy rains and high winds that could touch off city flooding and mudslides.
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The viability of the ice-free corridor region — between the Laurentide and Cordilleran ice masses — also is a point of contention, as some say it hadn't yet thawed enough to traverse.
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If I were frozen and thawed, would my memories—be they my ATM PIN number or a treasured time spent with loved ones—be there when the cube becomes a puddle?
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But Mr. Netanyahu has also overseen an era of healthy economic growth and stability, thawed relations with Sunni Arab leaders and expanded Israeli trade ties in Africa, Latin America and Asia.
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Ninety-five percent of the Greenland ice sheet thawed this reporting year, buoyed in part by the onset of an earlier-than-usual melt, prompting growing concerns over sea level rise.
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LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of households across Britain suffered water supply problems on Monday after pipes burst when snow thawed and normal weather conditions returned to the country.
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Hearing Sanders discuss foreign policy at Thursday's debate was thus like listening to someone who had been cryogenically frozen in 1983 and thawed out mere moments before walking onto the stage.
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Moving up in size, scientists demonstrated last year that embryonic rabbit kidneys could be frozen, thawed, and grown into full-sized and fully functional organs, capable of transplant into living animals.
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Andrew Fleming, remote sensing manager at the British Antarctic Survey who also tracks the Larsen C, said the ice was being thawed both by warmer air above and by warmer waters below.
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He starts on his fantasy football whatever thing and also starts making some homemade chicken noodle soup for dinner with chicken we thawed from the freezer, since I'm feeling under the weather.
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As tensions thawed between the nations, China in November last year allowed over-the-counter sales of package tours from Beijing and Shandong to South Korea, but kept online curbs in place.
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Some of the permafrost (soil that remains frozen year-round) surrounding the vault thawed, causing "no flooding, but more water than we like," a spokesperson for the Norwegian government told Popular Science.
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Elsewhere in the upstream sector, the M&A freeze has not yet thawed for oilfield services firms, with the notable exception of GE Oil & Gas's purchase of Baker Hughes, announced last month.
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One of the most-studied mummies Otzi was briefly "thawed out" in 2010 so researchers could take tissue samples, and remarkably, he was so well-preserved that red blood cells were recovered.
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Today's game between the Chicago White Sox and the Cleveland Caucasians was supposed to give you all those thawed-out Springtime vibes, but instead, we're dealing with a quarter inch of snow.
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The Mandalorian's opening chapter boasts dazzling visuals, propulsive music, meticulous action, and Werner Herzog — and that's before we meet Baby Yoda, who thawed the cold, dead hearts of audiences around the world.
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McCabe likes to take advantage of ice cube trays for freezer storage, which allows her to portion out smaller amounts of, say, tomato sauce that can be thawed and reheated as needed.
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Using a donated embryo is still an IVF procedure (the transfer of the thawed embryo to the uterus), and while rates for IVF procedures overall have improved, they still aren't that great.
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As if the news that resurrected anthrax from thawed-out reindeer wasn't bad enough, increasingly warming temperatures are prompting renewed fears that permafrost could thaw enough to unleash smallbox from remote Russian cemeteries.
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This current seems to have been especially vulnerable to freshwater during goldilocks periods in the middle of ice age cycles — when the Earth wasn't completely blanketed by ice, but also wasn't entirely thawed.
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A team led by glaciologist Joe MacGregor of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center has now taken a first stab at figuring out how much of Greenland's "basal" ice sheet is in fact thawed.
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Captain America / Steve Rogers (Chris Evans): Patriotic super soldier (who was encased in ice during World War II and thawed out in the present day) with a particularly awesome Vibranium and steel shield.
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Although most thawed eggs will lead to pregnancy, says Zsolt Nagy, PhD, who works with egg-freezing startup Prelude, there are several complex factors that determine how likely that really is for you.
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Spinach rice took two packages of thawed frozen spinach, a couple of cups of cooked Uncle Ben's rice, a generous amount of sliced almonds gently browned in margarine and a handful of raisins.
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The reason is that there is no scientific evidence published that has been replicated to show that germinal vesicles (or immature eggs) can be frozen and then thawed and then cultured to maturity.
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China returned to the U.S. market last week as U.S.-China trade tensions thawed ahead of talks aimed at ending a trade war that has slashed demand for U.S. farm products, particularly soybeans.
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"Fires are getting larger, and they're burning deeper into the ground," Turetsky said, adding that wildfires are now scorching through the seasonally-thawed surface soils all the way down to permafrost, leaving it unprotected.
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Egg freezing has been marketed as a solution to the biological clock, because it may increase a woman's chance of having babies via thawed eggs in the future when her fertility may have declined.
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The little guy, who is so new he has yet to be named, was the first of his species to be born from an artificial insemination procedure that used frozen (and eventually thawed) semen.
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Seems the ice has thawed between Patriots owner Robert Kraft and Donald Trump -- because Kraft just praised POTUS on live TV ... and thanked him for his support of the team in the Super Bowl.
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Byrne's back with a pre-Christmas cracker for those of us who like our seasonal soundtrack to be more reminiscent of lazy days by Ibizan pools than half-thawed turkey crowns eaten in Nuneaton.
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Ozoz Sokoh, right, a food writer, with her daughter Riobo, flipped freshly made plantain flatbreads, which were served with chicken suya, lime-pickled onions and a tomato and eggplant salsa thawed from the freezer.
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The women, children, and elderly Dakota were then marched to Fort Snelling in St. Paul and interned until the Mississippi thawed and they could be taken by boat to reservations far from their homeland.
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China's relations with Japan have long been soured by what Beijing sees as Tokyo's failure to atone for its occupation of parts of China before and during World War Two, although ties have thawed recently.
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Some of that tension has thawed lately, though, as evidenced by the recent lifting of international sanctions on Iran after it was determined Tehran has done what's necessary to comply with a landmark nuclear deal.
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That incapacity, and the hope that it might be cured—the imperturbable perturbed, the ice thawed—was a crucial element of Spock's attractiveness, and not only to women, and not only in a sexual sense.
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His eyebrows froze and his ears did not feel thawed for days, but he was the only one of the three entrants to finish, running in 2:6003:59, his 76th marathon under 2:20.
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But while more than 237,270 American women have had their eggs frozen, the vast majority (an estimated 403 percent or more) have not had their eggs thawed, the first step toward creating a healthy embryo.
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China's relations with Japan have long been haunted by what Beijing sees as Tokyo's failure to atone for its occupation of parts of China before and during World War Two, although ties have thawed recently.
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Now that they're related, Elsa had her own fear and it was Anna who would save the day instead of Elsa by rescuing her sister — and it would be that selfless act that thawed Elsa's heart.
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The directions on the back of the box indicate that to achieve a crispier texture, the cakes should be thawed before being cooked, which takes one hour at room temperature and 24 hours in the refrigerator.
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" Their relationship thawed in 2017, but Fox stirred the pot in the spring of 2018 when revealing excerpts from her forthcoming book Every Day, I'm Hustling characterized her sex life with the rapper as "PG-13.
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Rouhani, a pragmatist elected in 2013, thawed Iran's relations with world powers after years of confrontation and engineered its 2015 deal with them under which it curbed its nuclear program in exchange for relief from sanctions.
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He has declared victory over Islamic State, diffused sectarian tensions fanned by Maliki, thawed frosty relations with Sunni Arab neighbors, and maintained Iraq's fragile unity in the face of an ill-fated Kurdish bid for independence.
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The previous technique, slow freezing, could create ice crystals, which could damage the eggs when they were thawed, said Dr. Randi Goldman, a clinical instructor of reproductive endocrinology and infertility at Harvard and Brigham and Women's.
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MOSCOW — Nearly 218 years after Soviet troops were driven out of Afghanistan by the Taliban insurgency, relations between the terrorist group and Moscow appear to have thawed dramatically in the face of a common enemy: America.
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In 1990, after Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the Soviet leader, had thawed the Cold War, she was among the first expatriate musicians to return to her home country, performing for a Moscow audience that demanded three encores.
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That perception appears to have thawed after the NFL partnered with Jay-Z's Roc Nation to — among other things — produce the Super Bowl halftime show, even though Kaepernick appeared to throw some shade at the deal.
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His not-to-be-trusted benefactor is the super-rich Laurens Bancroft (James Purefoy), who thawed Kovacs out to use as an agent/hired gun in solving his "murder," before Bancroft hopped into his current form.
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Their relationship was frosty in their early years on the PGA Tour but has thawed as they have gotten older, partially because of their involvement in the United States teams for the Presidents Cup and Ryder Cup.
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We know that the permafrost's active layer is deepening, and that the "zero curtain"—a period in the fall after the surface soils have frozen, but when the subsurface remains thawed and microbially-active—is getting longer.
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According to the National Embryo Donation Center, the Tennessee facility where the embryo was thawed and transferred to Tina's uterus, Emma was born a healthy 6 pounds, 8 ounces, and she measured in at 20 inches long.
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In 2012's The Avengers, he's a thawed-out man out of time; he has all the powers of a super soldier, but beneath his superhero surface is that scrawny guy who's a grandpa among his peers.
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Emma's parents, Tina and Benjamin Gibson of eastern Tennessee, admit feeling surprised when they were told the exact age of the embryo thawed March 13 by Carol Sommerfelt, embryology lab director at the National Embryo Donation Center.
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A 2016 study by researchers in Spain, which involved 137 women whose frozen eggs were thawed, was less optimistic, predicting that women 36 and older who freeze 10 eggs have a 29.7 percent chance of giving birth.
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But the new Giants coach, Pat Shurmur, reached out to the talented receiver after the meetings ended, and Beckham's appearance at the team's first off-season workout in April was the first sign that tensions had thawed.
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Although few Americans outside of Texas were aware of the episode, it was a major morale boost for Mexico and a transformative moment in American-Mexican military-to-military relations, which thawed noticeably from that point forward.
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The country entered into joint ventures with Russian gas companies, it built a large embassy in Iceland, it helped finance the Kouvola-Xi'an train in Finland, it thawed its relations with Norway and it invested into Greenland.
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While the relationship between Ryan and Trump seems to have largely thawed during the transition, Hahn's hire suggests that the White House is going to try to keep Republicans in line with the Trump vision for American immigration.
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Then the real magic began, as the "flaccid" and "frozen-thawed" dolphin vaginas were stained with iodine and penetrated by penises that had been "mechanically inflated" and treated with formalin to "maintain rigidity," according to Orbach's presentation abstract.
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Fears confirmed MOSCOW — Nearly 30 years after Soviet troops were driven out of Afghanistan by the Taliban insurgency, relations between the terrorist group and Moscow appear to have thawed dramatically in the face of a common enemy: America.
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But the Zimovs' research suggests the winter re-freeze in 2017-2018 did not penetrate all the way to the permanently frozen ground beneath, leaving an intermediate layer of thawed ground sandwiched between the surface and the permafrost.
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"The seesaw nature of [these events], primarily between frozen and thawed conditions," can have an outsized impact on natural systems, said Alexandra Contosta, an assistant professor at the University of New Hampshire and a member of the team.
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You'll want to keep the bird in it's original wrapper and place it in a pan to catch any raw juices that leak out — once it's thawed, you can keep it in the fridge for up to two days.
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He has pledged to reopen the Iran nuclear deal that the Obama administration negotiated over years with a slew of international partners, including the UN. He has also said he would consider reversing recently thawed diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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If they do find someone they like, they can choose to use the already-frozen eggs, which is a pretty straightforward process: The frozen eggs are thawed, fertilized with sperm, and the resulting embryo is transferred to the uterus.
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"Lots of people couldn't drive, so when the snow thawed and the weather warmed up in a bit in February, people were stir crazy and made up for lost time," Phil Flynn, an analyst at Price Futures Group, said.
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Next, a contracted surgeon removes a patient's head if the member selected Alcor's "Neuro" option, as it's euphemistically called, in hopes that a new body can be grown with a member's DNA once it comes time to be thawed out.
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A method that allows liver cells to be frozen and thawed more than once for use in scientific research is eligible for a patent even though it relies on a naturally-occurring phenomenon, a federal appeals court held on Tuesday.
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Whether this Broadway veteran has her own identity as a pop singer remains to be seen — prepare for a little bit of Celine, a dash of Sara Bareilles, some thawed-out Jewel and an album cover borrowed from Janet Jackson.
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Even if the body was successfully thawed, experts point to inevitable cell damage, organs that would no longer work, and a worry that the human body would be so brittle from the cooling process that it would smash like glass.
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Little more than a decade after putting a few cans of Pepsi on some shelves, the Cold War had thawed, Communism had fallen, and the Soviet empire that the Games were supposed to glorify and vindicate had ceased to exist.
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Rising global temperatures are melting the Greenland ice sheet, which locks up enough water to raise global sea levels by about seven meters (23 ft) if it ever all thawed, and carrying ever more sand and gravel into coastal fjords.
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Whirl in a handful of thawed frozen peas (a trick I stole from the restaurant ABCV in New York) and a squeeze of lemon juice to get a vegetable in there, and you can justify calling it a balanced meal.
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For instance, the pure tofu loaf didn't maintain its texture very well upon freezing (to be delivered to more distant markets in California) and then being thawed, so Tibbott retooled the recipe, adding seitan to keep the texture more consistent.
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China appears to have relaxed enforcement of sanctions on Pyongyang, as relations between China and North Korea have thawed after the long-time ally of Beijing began to engage with the United States this year, a U.S. congressional commission said earlier this week.
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The process of freezing and then thawing leads to additional moisture loss because the sharp edges of ice crystals during freezing damage the muscle fibers; this means that when the meat is thawed, water within the fibers is able to escape easily.
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The February decision came before relations between the two Koreas thawed rapidly this year, with United States and South Korea indefinitely suspending two military training exercises, after the summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this month.
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A research team led by Simon de Graaf from the Sydney Institute of Agriculture and School of Life and Environmental Sciences impregnated 34 Merino ewes with the thawed out 50-year-old ram sperm, according to a University of Sydney press release.
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One researcher, who did not work on the study, speculated to CNN that bottle-fed milk may take on different properties when frozen and then thawed, which could contribute to higher weight gain, or perhaps nursing from the breast helps with portion control.
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"Antarctacans Thawed" is a fourteen-minute atmospheric doom hymn, and "Giza Butler" (a play on Giza, where the pyramids are, and Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler) is the mid-paced soundtrack to an esoteric ceremony (and has a lyric about a pterodactyl).
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Thanks to climate change, the famed Northwest Passage, an all-water route around the Arctic rim of North America, is thawed and consistently open in summer; today, almost ten times as many ships are transiting the route compared to 20 years ago.
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When I froze my eggs, I didn't understand that "fertility preservation" (as many doctors laughably call it) has only a 2 to 203 percent success rate per thawed egg, according to my clinic, meaning more likely than not, my eggs would fail me.
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It's a trip that would have seemed impossible only a handful of years ago, before former US President Barack Obama and former Cuban President Raul Castro thawed more than half a century of tense relations between the North American neighbors and their allies.
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In 2015 he traded "The Good Wife," in which he played the prosecutor Finn Polmar — and Alicia Florrick's romantic interest — for "Downton Abbey," in which, as the racecar driver Henry Talbot, he thawed Lady Mary's icy core and swept her to the altar.
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"Very bizarre events are happening," Chip Miller, a carbon cycle scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, told me as we flew 245,21 feet over Western Alaska, in a scientific research plane bouncing radar waves off the ground to determine how deeply-thawed the soils are.
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This eventually thawed, but slowly: One 1985 poll on electronic funds transfer at point of sale (EFTPOS), published in the UK-based The Druggist and Chemist, found that just 8 percent of consumers very much liked not having to pay cash or checks for everything.
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Adams was careful to point out that because we know so little about the genetics of these modern cold-loving worms, even a genetic comparison that finds substantial differences between the thawed-out worms and other present-day populations wouldn't necessarily confirm their longevity.
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"What happens is the outside layer of the turkey gets in the danger zone while the inside is still frozen, so by the time the whole thing is thawed bacteria have grown at a rapid rate in certain parts of the turkey," Reynolds says.
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The scope of the story was frankly biblical, all dead oceans boiling with poison and surging through cities, great bands of the earth becoming hot enough to poach humans to death in hours, wars and displacement and dispossession, ancient viruses awakening in freshly thawed permafrost.
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"It was important to demonstrate that this would work with frozen and thawed tissues because young cancer patients may need to keep their tissues in cryo-storage for years or even decades before they return to use those tissues to have a child," Orwig says.
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The T cells are then cryogenically frozen, packed in a special cryovac container, and shipped off to the 180,000-square-foot Novartis mothership facility in Morris Plains, New Jersey, where they are thawed and reengineered to recognize a protein specific to the patient's cancer.
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In another case, Sapna McCarthy, a Bay Area–based human resources consultant returning home from a two-day business trip, told me her breast milk passed through airport security at Los Angeles International Airport—but her freezer packs were confiscated for being partially thawed.
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Decades ago, my brother and I learned about patience from these impenetrable chunks of frozen fish, waiting for what seemed like hours until the block thawed sufficiently to pry out a full length fish or two, which we immediately impaled whole, on a hook.
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And, miracle of miracles, eventually the audience at my show thawed out; gradually, more and more of them seemed to open their hearts to the silliness and sincerity of this show, its complete lack of irony and pretense, its sheer eagerness to make you laugh.
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The concert marked the first time in over a decade that South Korean musicians have traveled to North Korea, as relations between the two countries have thawed ahead of a groundbreaking summit of the leaders of the two countries planned for the end of April.
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Despite two top-level summits and the White House's years-long insistence that Trump had thawed relations with Pyongyang like no other president could, Trump told reporters last week in London that U.S. military options remained on the table if Kim would not denuclearize.
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They were thawed and plated for three different types of bacteria; mesophilic bacteria (bacteria that optimally grow in a warm environment, normally around 90 degrees), psychrotrophic bacteria (bacteria that can survive and/or grow in extremely cold temperatures) and pseudomonads (a particular class of bacteria).
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North Korea and South Korea have spent decades sparring over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program, but the chilly relationship has thawed a bit after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un decided to send athletes to the games and dispatched his younger sister to accompany them.
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Flynn also spoke of threats to the US and allied shipping in the Red Sea, in remarks that left little doubt that an era of dialogue between the Obama administration and Iran, which thawed more than 30 years of boiling antagonism and proxy warfare, is now over.
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HAMBURG, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Water levels on the Rhine and Danube in Germany were rising rapidly on Wednesday after recent rain and as warmer weather thawed snow, raising hopes of a return to normal shipping on the two rivers by the end of this week, traders said.
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Ancient bacteria buried in salt crystals over 250 million years ago supposedly have been brought back to life, but the oldest thawed-out animals only date back decades at most, such as a group of tardigrades, otherwise known as the water bear, that were resurrected after 30 years on ice.
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New England Today delved a little further, adding that the meat is frozen and thawed before it's mixed with mayo and seasonings, so it won't be anything like a fancy wharf restaurant's roll, but it's also just a fraction of the price, since a lobster roll can run upwards of $20.
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Knorr Spinach Dip Serves 4 Ingredients1 box (10 oz.) frozen chopped spinach, thawed, drained and squeezed dry-ish1 container (16 oz.) sour cream1 cup Hellmann's® or Best Foods® Real Mayonnaise1 package Knorr® Vegetable recipe mix103 can (8 oz.) water chestnuts, drained and chopped3 green onions, chopped Instructions1.
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David Chambers—president of Montana's Center for Science in Public Participation and expert on environmental effects of mining projects—recalls when the operators of Alaska's massive Red Dog zinc mine accidentally thawed a permafrost barrier between the tailings pit and a nearby tributary after it first opened in the late 80s.
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Tensions between Madrid and Barcelona have thawed somewhat since the political crisis triggered by Catalonia's independence declaration in late 2017 but the trial of 12 separatist leaders for their role in the secession bid and events leading up to it has been one of several sticking points to derail negotiations.
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For the latter, I looked up how to recycle or dispose of it (you'll find yourself doing the "looking up" thing quite a bit), and found you could cut open the thawed bags and dump the liquid ... into the trash, which I did with one of the bags because the bags are recyclable.
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In 21304 work in the post came to an abrupt halt when the Soviet Union collapsed and the Cold War thawed, said Mr. Russell, who has visited around 443 of them, many of which still have cigarette butts in the ashtrays from the last day the volunteers were down there, or an old tea bag left in a cup.
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At the time, as the wall fell and the Soviet bloc that had been encased in Stalinism thawed, it was a vogue among some historians, scholars, and others to declare "the end of history"—that the big questions had been settled, that liberal democracy was triumphal and inexorable, and that the decline of the impulse to enslave whole countries was also inexorable.
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The government of Saudi Arabia, whose icy relations with Israel have thawed in recent years, issued "strong condemnation and denunciation of the deadly targeting of unarmed Palestinians by the Israeli Forces of Occupation," according to the official news agency S.P.A. Among major Western powers, there was much criticism of the relocation of the American Embassy, but only President Emmanuel Macron of France directly assailed Israel's actions.
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Rice noodles 20 Tofu puffs (fried tofu, but standard cubes would work) 1 cup Bean sprouts 1 pack of Fish cakes, thinly sliced 1 cup Laksa leaves or local mint 1/2 cup Cilantro leaves 4 Lime wedges (garnish) Sambal For the Sambal30g Dried chili, seeded and soaked 150g Canola oil 55g Fresh chili 10g Salt, 10g Sugar 55g Shrimp paste, thawed if frozen
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" FROM COINAGE: The Top 5 Most Expensive Movies of All Time The team even had a "sister summit" at Disney where they called in employees to ask them about their family experiences for ideas on how to make Anna and Elsa's relationship more relatable… "One of the things Chris Buck had in most versions of the film was a moment where Anna's heart was frozen and needed to be thawed.
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Maybe it was the smiling joggers who came out of hibernation to race alongside the Hudson River as the weather thawed after a brutal winter; maybe it was the promise (after promise after promise) from Maurice that he wouldn't laugh at me for my low speed or flailing form — but one day I was feeling antsy, and I wanted to see if I could maybe, sort of survive a light jog.
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Israeli Muslims will now be able to make the mandatory Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca without having to seek special permission from the Israeli government, according to the AP The two countries lack formal diplomatic relations, but their relationship has gradually thawed amid mutual opposition to Iran, the news service noted, adding that the Saudi government began allowing Air India flights to pass through Saudi airspace on its Israel route in 2018.
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Diabetes dessert recipes Dark chocolate-raspberry pudding Serves 2, serving size: about ½ cup Prep time: 10 minutes (plus chilling time), cooking time: 0 minutes 1 large fully ripened Hass avocado, peeled and pitted 3 tablespoons no-sugar-added raspberry or black raspberry jam 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder ½ teaspoon pure vanilla extract ¼ teaspoon plus ⅛ teaspoon sea salt ¼ teaspoon raspberry-flavored red wine vinegar or aged balsamic vinegar 6 fresh or thawed frozen raspberries Directions 1.
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The site's relative neutrality may also insulate the Trump-Kim discussions from surveillance from China, which has played a role in arranging apparently thawed relations between longtime antagonists North Korea and the U.S. "There is no way you could have these talks in China, as Chinese intelligence would listen to any sidebar conversations Kim and Trump might have," Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest, told CNBC.
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We learn from last week's round-up, for example, that floods and landslides were assaulting 9 million people in China; twin mega-wildfires were raging in northern and southern California; Kuwait was broiling in a 129-degree heatwave; much of India's Assam State was underwater, with 1.2 million people left homeless; a freak heat wave in Siberia thawed the carcass of a dead reindeer, releasing a fatal anthrax outbreak on the local population; a tornado blew the roofs off of 200 houses, 100 shacks, and a shopping mall near Johannesburg; a nationwide drought had become a "matter of life and death" for 4.5 million rural Zimbabweans; and Typhoon Mirinae was wreaking massive destruction in Vietnam.
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Makes: 2 1/2 cupsPrep: 10 minutesTotal: 123 minutes 1 clove garlic 2 tablespoons drained nonpareil capers 2 anchovy fillets in olive oil, drained and coarsely chopped 2350 (23 -ounce) box frozen artichoke hearts, thawed 21/24 cup coarsely chopped pimento-stuffed olives 224/22 cup coarsely chopped jarred roasted red bell pepper 153 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 215 tablespoon finely chopped fresh flat leaf parsley, plus more for garnish 28 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 24 teaspoon minced fresh thyme 1/8 teaspoon hot red pepper flakes 2 tablespoons mayonnaise sea salt and freshly ground black pepper 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for oiling baking sheet 1 long loaf crusty bread (baguette) 1.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 25 minutesTotal time: 3 hours for the braised pork:1 (5-pound) boneless pork shoulder, cut into 2-inch chunks1 tablespoon plus 33 teaspoon kosher salt1 1/2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper22 tablespoons vegetable oil23 cups Dashi, chicken stock, or a combination for the vegetables:24 tablespoon vegetable oil22 medium carrots, peeled and cut into 24-inch pieces25 large russet potato or Japanese sweet potato, cut into large chunks53 onion, cut into large chunks for the meat and curry:25/25 recipe Braised Pork, with the braising liquid, thawed if frozen25 (6 1/2-ounce) box Japanese curry blocks1/2 cup whole milk (optional)2 tablespoons honey (optional) for serving:steamed riceFukujin pickles or pickled sushi ginger 53.
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