The smoke, like the smoke that comes from burning fossil fuels, has negative health effects.
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When the smoke is white, it produces coal, when the smoke is blue it produces ash.
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" Ali left us with a message for McGregor ... "If you can't inhale the smoke, don't talk about the smoke.
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You could see the ... speaking of the fires, you could see the fires and the smoke ... the smoke from the fires.
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THE SMOKE HOUSE The Smoke House restaurant goes by the name Lipton's in the film, where Sebastian has a gig playing holiday tunes.
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Then it burned on the treetops and then the smoke starts to burn — the smoke ignites so it is burning up in the sky.
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Experts at the time said that the smoke from burning weed fields couldn't get you high, but might make you sick from the smoke inhalation.
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It appears that Kidde or one of its partners simply failed to remove a part of the smoke detector that blocks the smoke detector from detecting smoke.
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Worst case scenario, the smoke follows you and sends you shuffling around the campfire to find a temporary blind spot until the smoke tries to find you again.
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As harmful to health and distracting as the smoke is, it's what the smoke embodies--the painful and tragic loss of life, homes, communities, and place--that weighs the most.
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The smoke they generate would also pose an immense health hazard, just as the smoke from the Camp Fire temporarily created some of the worst air quality in the world.
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"As a rough rule of thumb, if you can smell the smoke and see the smoke, it's probably not a good environment where you should be exercising hard," Avol says.
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Benjamin Zorro, an Uber Eats delivery rider who has been working in the smoke "almost every day", told Mashable he believed the smoke was only dangerous for pregnant or elderly people.
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The smoke alarm doesn't even go off once — success!
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Then you head back to base after battle and hang out and breathe in all the smoke from trash fires, because the smoke was in the mess halls and bathrooms and barracks.
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This produces the smoke ring, a much-admired reddish band just below the surface — the result of a chemical reaction between the nitrogen dioxide in the smoke and the myoglobin in the meat.
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Let the smoke appear, and we can and should reevaluate.
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The smoke stacks are a reference to my Baltimore past.
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When the smoke clears, they could start to climb back.
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The wind didn't die down, and neither did the smoke.
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"The smoke and the fire was just horrendous," Raimondo said.
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As we saw last week, the smoke detector is broken.
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When the smoke cleared, part of it was still standing.
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Urury got on his bicycle and raced toward the smoke.
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But, man oh man, the smoke just keeps getting thicker.
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The smoke "was something so bad", with pollution indexes skyrocketing.
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I thought someone might notice the smoke, but they didn't.
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My friends noticed the smoke, and we followed (2/?) pic.twitter.
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The smoke was also captured by Copernicus EU satellite imagery.
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As the smoke cleared, Detroit's famed Silverdome was still standing.
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The smoke from the fires could be seen from space.
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Occasionally, the smoke burned their eyes and seared their lungs.
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It wasn't the smoke inhalation that was getting to him.
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The smoke grew thicker, making the air hard to breathe.
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"Because of the smoke we came here," Mr. Sandoval said.
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Dozens perished in the smoke and flames, screaming for help.
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It was like a Tupperware party for the smoke set.
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Let's keep the smoke out of the air this time.
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The smoke outlook for much of the area remains moderate.
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The old schoolhouse will be there when the smoke clears.
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Also terrifying is how the smoke has twisted the light.
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" And later: "She draws the smoke in deep, then releases.
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Lightning crackled inside the smoke and tremors shook the ground.
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The smoke has been thick enough to disrupt air traffic.
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We were told 'don't you see the smoke rising up?
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But when the smoke cleared, the group was relatively unscathed.
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Their entrance triggers a sensor that activates the smoke machine.
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I saw my mother's hand reaching out from the smoke.
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The smoke drifted nearly 703 miles southeast, blanketing New Delhi.
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In others, people can see through the smoke and mirrors.
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Seen from one angle the smoke billows horizontally to resemble a dark flag waving in the wind, but rotate 90 degrees and the smoke is an apocalyptic mass of pollution rising to the sky.
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Mindy Talamadge, a spokeswoman from the San Francisco Fire Department, said the department received a call about the smoke and sent a crew to investigate but determined the smoke was coming from the chimney.
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He crawled under the smoke that was quickly filling the house.
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Does Wood mean to evoke the smoke from an opium pipe?
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TERRELL: Listen, but the smoke game so to play to hyperbole.
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"You could see the smoke from 30 miles away," he says.
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"It is not anything toxic," Gonzales said, referring to the smoke.
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She had walked out of her room and saw the smoke.
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Sip the smoke into your mouth as if from a straw.
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I don't need to see the fire — I see the smoke.
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The smoke is harmful, the eyes and the chest are affected.
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I didn't have to look very hard – just follow the smoke.
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Some say that inhaling the smoke can lead to fungal infections.
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For now, details about the cause of the smoke remains scare.
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The smoke that billows out from a wildfire is incredibly complex.
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There's big straws and the smoke is coming out of them!
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"I saw the explosion and the smoke coming out," he said.
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That night, the sunset, reflecting off the smoke particles, was spectacular.
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The smoke activated aberrant strands of code, heightening perception and sensation.
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Through the smoke, he could tell that his house was destroyed.
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I almost missed my stall with all the smoke coming out.
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Using a straw or "tooter," users "chase" and inhale the smoke.
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"We got there and then the smoke lifted," Eubank said later.
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The smoke plume reached the Oklahoma panhandle, hundreds of miles away.
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The smoke of both collusion and obstruction is in the air.
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Here's the smoke and mirrors: Xintong Tiandi didn't exist in 2007.
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That way you get the smoke without worrying about the stick.
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It was from the smoke in the room from the fire.
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These moonbeams can bring miracles along with the smoke and mirrors.
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Two passengers suffered injuries unrelated to the smoke, USA Today reported.
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The smoke from the wildfire has affected air quality, Graham said.
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A helicopter gunship emerges through the smoke, leaving nowhere to hide.
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The smoke from the blazes cloaked Santiago in a thick haze.
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The smoke is billowing out of the White House right now.
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The smoke from the fire billowed out into the morning sky.
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All I do is smoke 'em and blow the smoke out.
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Izabel Goulart's putting on quite the smoke show while on vacay.
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He walked into his pyro, inhaled and then exhaled the smoke.
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She was telling me that the smoke is in the house.
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But then environmentalism became popular and XXXX took the smoke off.
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The smoke from their cigarettes hung in blue swags and coils.
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Except, when the smoke cleared, they were all still standing. Alive.
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The heat contributes to the fires, then the smoke gets trapped.
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But the forest has become alien with all of the smoke.
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The smoke has caused other effects in New Zealand as well.
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All we saw was the smoke coming from the crematory chimney.
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"My throat's hurting from the smoke," she told Reuters by telephone.
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It turns out the Smoke himself is looking for the watch.
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"The smoke went up and away from our vineyards," Brughelli said.
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He added that the cause of the smoke is under investigation.
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Paramedics reported an "elevated level of demand" caused by the smoke.
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The smoke from the fire could be seen from the coast.
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We can't ignore the smoke and we can't ignore the flames.
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Because of the smoke damage, Szymanski said the building is uninhabitable.
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K. bilateral deal once the smoke cleared from the country's split.
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But Ustilo wasn't going to turn back, picking off PashaBiceps through the smoke, throwing a flash bang and leaping through the smoke with a pistol to take out Snax from behind, tying the second game 13-13.
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The smoke has now blanketed the state for more than a week.
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Visibility is almost zero at times due to the smoke an ash.
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Is the smoke light or heavy, hot or cool, silky or creamy?
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"The smoke became so great that it rendered them unconscious," Bassett said.
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If he didn't show up on time -- the smoke and the heat.
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It's a dire situation for animals who survive the smoke and flames.
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But Lai remembers the smoke when fires burned through California last year.
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The smoke machine shot a celebratory blast of smoke into the room.
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The smell of tear gas mixed with the smoke, choking the air.
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And tenants have responded well to the smoke-free policies, she says.
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On its website Thursday, Akema listed possible harmful chemicals in the smoke.
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It gave this really great atmosphere with the smoke and the plastic.
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The smoke was thickening; visibility was almost nil; his lungs were stinging.
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It felt like the buildings were still there, hidden behind the smoke.
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Now choking under the smoke of a changing climate, California feels stuck.
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"I still have the smoke smell in my house," Mr. James said.
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The smoke, which would disperse quickly in windier months, hangs and drifts.
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I keep phantom-chewing my inhales because the smoke tastes so creamy.
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" He arrived grinning and "grimy from the smoke of his exhaust stacks.
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Later, he showed off the streaks of fireballs coming from the smoke.
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"The smoke was blue and knee-deep, like a fog," he says.
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Here, we see the smoke alarm that did not receive these batteries.
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The flavor of the smoke contained within is yet to be confirmed.
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Discounts, rebates and coupons dominate the smoke and mirrors of pharmaceutical sales.
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"The smoke was white and thick," he told Reuters from Khan Sheikhoun.
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In many areas, the smoke is thick and the sky is orange.
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Mr. Maldonado was standing in the smoke, a knife in his hand.
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After the smoke clears, it's not clear how drivers will be affected.
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Once the smoke had cleared, we were taken to inspect the aftermath.
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The smoke was put out and the short-circuited system was isolated.
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When the smoke cleared, dead Iraqis lay amid hunks of smoldering metal.
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It's about the smoke and keeping it juicy and tasting the chicken.
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Fies described "inhaling other people's lives" as he trudged through the smoke.
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When the smoke cleared, three officers and the man had been injured.
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"You want the smoke to be cool and dense," Bock tells me.
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It gives you the nicotine but without the smoke in your lungs.
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Brienne calls out Melisandre for birthing the smoke assassin that killed Renly.
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When we see the smoke, we follow it to defend the land.
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The smoke was from the burning bitumen, which had covered the roof.
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The businessman will likely have around 22019 delegates when the smoke clears.
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" Kim Chambon Jones: "The smoke is so bad here in Sandpoint, Idaho.
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Depending on the winds, the smoke can range from heavy to none.
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On Friday, the Smoke Sessions label released "Presence," the band's third album.
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They believed the smoke will bring their prayers up to the Creator.
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Limiting controlled burns because the smoke violates air-quality standards is absurd.
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After a couple of minutes a gentle breeze cleared up the smoke.
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Many pitmasters place a bowl of hot water in the smoke chamber.
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"The sun is almost entirely blotted out by the smoke," Lareau says.
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The smoke screens that have hit Seattle, San Francisco, Denver, Portland, Ore.
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The smoke generates clouds that create thunderstorms ultimately leading to more fires.
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And, indeed, the smoke got thicker as we walked through the cars.
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Paul Alan LevyWashington To the Editor: Bring back the smoke-filled room!
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The smoke generates clouds that create thunderstorms, ultimately leading to more fires.
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I could smell the smoke as soon as I landed in Sydney.
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The smoke is very dense today, and I hate breathing it in.
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"The smoke displaces oxygen and we need oxygen to heal," he said.
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Good people from both subnations gape at one another through the smoke.
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Westerly winds blew the smoke from the Australian fires toward New Zealand.
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People began to venture out on Friday as the smoke cleared slightly.
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That's the DJ. Or this one: 'Can I press the smoke button?
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The smoke is so thick, "I can't show you the view," he adds.
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Afterwards, we go inside and help T. find all of the smoke detectors.
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"The smoke is moving around and it's changing all the time," Turner said.
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"She opens the blinds and I could just see the smoke," Gonzalez said.
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The smoke turned out to be caused by grass and refuse burning nearby.
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Officials say the smoke should begin to lessen and move northeast later Saturday.
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Even after that, the smoke might not clear immediately, Matthias Guyomar told Reuters.
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Officials are also continuing to monitor the smoke in case the fire reignites.
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The smoke and dust was everywhere, and the cloud was moving towards us.
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Response teams sprayed water onto the vessel to try to contain the smoke.
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He was thinking aloud and gazing into the dead faces in the smoke.
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Barthe said he cannot confirm the cause of the smoke or its origins.
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The smoke from the resulting fires hangs at the horizon like a fog.
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Sometimes the smoke was so thick the forest itself appeared to have disappeared.
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That realization hangs over Paradise like the smoke on that hazy September day.
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Here's a forecast map for the smoke that will update in real time.
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When the smoke cleared, 43 people were dead and over 1,000 more injured.
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Remember how masterfully the company spun the Note after the smoke had cleared?
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"But if you look behind the smoke, there's no fire there," he said.
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But you probably wouldn't notice the smoke if you weren't looking for it.
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Donald Trump Jr. is just trying remove the batteries from the smoke alarm.
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Like all great twists on pop tropes, however, The Smoke remains extremely memorable.
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How can you differentiate between the smoke and mirrors and the real deal?
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Particle pollution in the smoke is what puts your health most at risk.
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"When the smoke goes black, don't look back," read one man's T-shirt.
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The pilots then put on oxygen masks as a result of the smoke.
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Back then the good-old-boys procured delegates in the smoke-filled rooms.
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Of those who were alone, 75 percent reported the smoke to the experimenter.
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But ultimately, he said, the smoke is integral to the room's retro ambience.
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The smoke has already blanketed some Russian cities, making it hard to breathe.
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The smoke is affecting air quality all the way to the East Coast.
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But she wasn't talking about the flames—she was talking about the smoke.
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The smoke had a somewhat sweet aftertaste but, overall, this hit was unremarkable.
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This needs to be seen as fair and justified when the smoke clears.
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The smoke from the fires could be seen from the International Space Station.
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The smoke of a freshly lit fire sends up thick ringlets of smoke.
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He said the smoke was so thick he could not see their faces.
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At dawn, through the smoke, he catches a glimpse of the American flag.
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The smoke consolidated into a sludge so thick it created a total blackout.
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When the smoke cleared, Veridian was gone and Lavinia had saved the day.
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Turn on outdoor lights so firefighters can see the house through the smoke.
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The higher the saturated fat and monounsaturated blends, the higher the smoke point.
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The smoke from fires affects not only health, the report says, but visibility.
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One thing's for sure though, Devin isn't going anywhere, and the smoke awaits.
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And the smoke was still really bad, the fire was still actively burning.
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The smoke has also wafted across the Tasman Sea and into New Zealand.
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At one point, my roommate and the band set off the smoke alarm.
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Authorities expect the smoke to linger until Wednesday when afternoon showers are forecast.
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" When the smoke has cleared, Lennon tells us: "The Observer no longer cares.
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The city is governed by a strange authoritarian figure known as the Smoke.
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The smoke from these fires has wafted over the city in recent days.
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I don't want the smoke and mirror, I've seen what happens, it's not.
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What about out in the real world, away from the smoke and numbers?
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Residents have no idea what is in the smoke: plastic, metal, who knows?
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Those who had died appeared to have been burned or inhaled the smoke.
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I'm not suggesting we return to the smoke-filled rooms of the past.
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"Old men who were with us fainted because of the smoke," he said.
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Lareau said when the rotating part of the smoke plume intensified on the evening of the 26th, the top of the smoke plume suddenly ballooned from 18,000 feet high to 38,000 feet, a feat that might not have been possible otherwise.
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Visitors were asked to leave two shopping malls as the smoke entered ventilation systems.
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The smoke was dense enough that it appeared on the National Weather Service radar.
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The smoke has cleared from last week's CNN/New York Times debate, and Sen.
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It pulled apart easily, the smoke ring was excellent, and the bark was tasteful.
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It wasn't easy to shoot all the smoke scenes, but the horses are easy.
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Thibaud Binétruy, who lives in Paris, said he saw the smoke while walking home.
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If you breathe the smoke, it can harm your lungs and even kill you.
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As the smoke begins to clear, the future of SpaceX remains clouded in uncertainty.
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The smoke-related tweets Sachdeva and McCaffrey used reflect the air pollution's wide impact.
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And then he returned into the shadows and the smoke from whence he came.
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They jumped into my carsand drove off to Snapchat under the smoke-smuggered stars.
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Yongco was trapped on the second floor by the smoke engulfing the casino area.
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We see the smoke in the footage but it is unclear where it originates.
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So nasty I began to gag while I swooshed the smoke in my mouth.
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All of the smoke machines are manipulated in real time via a TouchDesigner controller.
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As the smoke rises from the tubes the lasers are there to meet it.
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O'Dell tells Axios that increase can last a week after the smoke exposure ends.
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At times, the smoke from the blaze leaves them with next to no visibility.
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Amid the smoke and ash and so much suffocating heat, however, there came relief.
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She tried a front door but the smoke was thick and she couldn't breathe.
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With thermal, you can see through the smoke and engage and destroy a threat.
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Cooking at home, and the smoke it releases, accounts for much of the trouble.
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The smoke clouds were large enough to create their own weather systems, experts said.
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Everything Trump does on Russia is viewed through the smoke of the Russia investigation.
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"The smoke got bigger and you could see flames from the station," she said.
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He could see through the smoke the leg of an infant on the floor.
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I had expected the smoke to smell like something, but it smelled like nothing.
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"After the shock wore off and the smoke cleared, the ticker remained," Poniewozik wrote.
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We need conservative leadership to see through the smoke and stand by their principles.
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Stiff winds blew the smoke flat, creating a dreamy white line above black fields.
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Family members wear masks as they walk through the smoke-filled streets of Ventura.
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A firefighting helicopter passes by the smoke-obscured sun over the Kagel Canyon area.
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Filters also altered the way tobacco burns, actually increasing some toxins in the smoke.
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She was no fool, and anyway, she could smell the smoke on my clothes.
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A parting of the smoke and something like dawn light coming over the mountain.
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The smoke is choking New Delhi, and sending air pollution far past safe levels.
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Yet even when the smoke was not visible, the outdoors smelled like a fireplace.
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But the smoke emanating from the Clinton Foundation is not a naturally occurring phenomenon.
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Knowing exactly where the smoke was prevented firefighters from driving around wasting valuable time.
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When the smoke cleared from the leveled home, there was no clear target inside.
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Ms. Serejo also said the smoke detectors in the building had not been working.
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The smoke began filling the cabin 20 minutes before the plane's arrival, he said.
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The city does little to discourage the smoke-filled caricature of white-collar swampiness.
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Other events were affected by the smoke, said Michael Kelly, a community events supervisor.
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Crank the heat to high, though, and the smoke goes clear and almost undetectable.
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Credit... RIO DE JANEIRO — When the smoke cleared, the Amazon could breathe easy again.
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It's assertive yet elegant, with lively citrus notes popping through the smoke and iodine.
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Skies as far away as central Chile have gone grey due to the smoke.
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The smoke had traveled halfway around the planet, reaching South America, as of Jan.
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He says the smoke and smog-filled air makes him feel trapped and heavy.
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"The smoke does not distinguish between the Palestinian and the Israeli sky," she said.
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The smoke from these blazes is visible from space and has circumnavigated the planet.
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Standing near the door with all the smoke is not going to help you.
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The smoke has also darkened glaciers in New Zealand, which could speed their melting.
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Soon, viewers learned that Jack had died of cardiac arrest, triggered by the smoke.
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I hope when the smoke clears, we'll still have a majority in the Senate.
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"It was difficult to breathe because of the smoke," he said in field notes.
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If an enemy Pilot leaps onto your Titan, stop moving and release the smoke.
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In some versions, the smoke spirals up and the boy is named Demophon. Tinder.
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The smoke is causing health problems, endangering wildlife and is spreading to nearby Malaysia.
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Operation Clemenza didn't bug the suspects' phones or install microphones in the smoke detectors.
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When the smoke cleared, buyers returned and it was last changing hands at 298.305 yen.
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It shook the ground and the smoke went crazy and it was hard to breathe.
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As the smoke rose, it cast a four-leaf clover of shadow across the ground.
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So the sea breeze brought the smoke flume over the city in a huge way.
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The smoke engulfed him, forcing him from his tractor to struggle through soot and ash.
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Winds swept the smoke away and we were treated to four days of bluebird skies.
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On top of the immediate danger of wildfires, there's the health effects of the smoke.
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By early Monday evening, the skies over the Parthenon had turned orange from the smoke.
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This place has the flavor, the sauces, the smoke, and Conecuh sausage off the smoker.
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Many of them applauded the smoke-free policy for promoting healthier environments in public housing.
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"No thank you," I said, my throat parched with thirst and rough from the smoke.
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Their main complaint was not the bureaucracy, but rather the smoke from the oil fires.
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The rocket was visible upright on the pad for a moment between the smoke clouds.
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Sprawled in his chair, he savors the smoke and a whisky, and starts dozing off.
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"From what she told me, the smoke detectors did not go off," William Johnson said.
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Law enforcement vehicles drive through the smoke near structures destroyed by wildfires in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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I'm not sure what the THC is in secondhand smoke, but the smoke was everywhere.
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At first, I-85 motorists drove through the smoke, and firefighters fought the flames below.
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The smoke inhalation from the fire has added a chronic cough to his health concerns.
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Why it matters: Take the known knowns — 10 undisputed facts — and the smoke clears considerably.
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"It has a vanilla smell and the smoke tastes like I can't explain," said Rafi.
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CNN affiliate KEYT tweeted a video taken from inside a vehicle driving through the smoke.
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Is it possible that the smoke isn't being produced by a fire, as Trump insists?
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Many, particularly the young and the elderly, are suffering under the effects of the smoke.
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He ran toward the smoke-enshrouded wreck, and clambered atop in search of an opening.
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She soon encountered a couple on the trail and told them about the smoke bomb.
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Simply pass each crystal through the smoke until they feel purified and ready to program.
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The smoke was so thick, she said, it was like she was driving at night.
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The smoke penetration on the big three — brisket, ribs and pulled pork — has been impressive.
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Strategic Wealth Partners president Mark Tepper, who owns Expedia, is cautious until the smoke clears.
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When the smoke clears, the EPA suggests airing out your home to reduce indoor pollution.
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When the smoke clears, a man can be seen on the ground in the hallway.
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"We follow the smoke," said Mohamad Al-Kasim, a White Helmets rescuer in Al Shaar.
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But there's one significant, elusive exception to the smoke-free rule: congressional members' private offices.
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The NASA satellite image above shows how far the smoke has traveled over the continent.
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Then she tilted her chin and blew out the smoke, all without breaking her gaze.
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It shows how the smoke from the wildfires scorching California is traveling thousands of miles.
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The texture of the smoke can be dry ice, wispy, or thick like a floor.
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Vedder plans to return to Ojai as soon as she can, when the smoke clears.
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Wehrum says the smoke was enough to "move the needle" on national air-quality figures.
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The smoke trailed up in ghostly light, making his face hollow and wise with concentration.
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Actress, today shared "Dancing In The Smoke," the second single off his upcoming album AZD.
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I was in Washington on 274/643 and saw the smoke rising from the Pentagon.
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I was photographing the smoke rising from Turkish fields when they are burned in July.
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After being exposed to the smoke, the lobster was docile and serene, Ms. Gill said.
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At first, the smoke was so thick, he thought the flames were in his backyard.
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Farmers and wine makers are concerned that the smoke will damage crop quality and yields.
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Days later, the chaplain does not remember the heat inside the cathedral, or the smoke.
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"I was afraid that the smoke would cause her asthma," Ms. Tellez Flores, 24, said.
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The smoke has reached all the way to Sao Paulo, more than 1,700 miles away.
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The smoke and strong smell of burning trash were reminiscent of the battle for Mosul.
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On top of the immediate danger of wildfires, there's the health effects of the smoke.
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When the smoke had cleared, Officer Mulkeen had been struck in the head and torso.
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He put some of the powder on foil, lit it, and breathed in the smoke.
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But at the end of the day this is also something new with the smoke.
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For a few moments after he turned away, the smoke lingered like a demonic apparition.
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Michael Ferrusi, crossing Sicily Drop Zone, advancing through the smoke headed toward the reviewing stand.
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The smoke stench lay like a haze about them and would not fade for months.
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When the smoke dissipated, so, too, did the dolphins disappear never to be seen again.
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The title of "Dancing in the Smoke" is one way to sum up the sensation.
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The smoke is even turning the sky in New Zealand orange — about 1,200 miles away.
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It was not glamorous, but inhaling the smoke outside pierced our lungs like hot needles.
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Survivors traded their stories of narrow escape through the smoke and racing flames Monday night.
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So, he wants everyone else occupied with the smoke and ash blanketing the Golden State.
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Like all civil wars, after the smoke clears, there are no real winners, only casualties.
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Fourteen years later, I understand better how the smoke of the world is never still.
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"Breathing in the smoke from these factories will give you nausea and headaches," Penchom said.
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Whatever the marchers stood for is lost in the smoke, the haze, and the blood.
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Samuel Esteban, using a breathing mask for the smoke, stuffed cardboard into a large sack.
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My hair was blackened from the smoke, but they only washed it after a week.
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The smoke from these fires has covered large parts of California, particularly in the Bay area.
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"You can't see anything, the smoke is very dense," he told Reuters by telephone on Monday.
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Everyone could smell the smoke but was not told what the problem was until we landed.
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Authorities ordered residents in Cimarron and surrounding areas to evacuate Friday as the smoke drifted east.
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With the smoke thickening, the Slovenian in her hiding place was faced with a stark choice.
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The biggest problem is enforcing the rules in the smoke-control zones, such as central London.
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Or you know, seeing the smoke of dental work start to appear in your eye-line.
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Nitrogen and sulphur in the smoke contribute to acid rain, and soot particles cause respiratory problems.
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So marketing went from the only solution to the smoke that suggested fire that suggested indictments.
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The Israelis first tried dispersing the smoke with an industrial-sized fan, trucked in on trailers.
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This time, the Northern California chapter of the Smoke-Free Alternatives Trade Association (SFATA) mobilized vapers.
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Few other compromises are possible between the smoke-free hospital and the hard-core, implacable smoker.
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"If the smoke is heavy and thick and black you know it's burning something," he said.
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MS: It still grills, it gets all the smoke and the char and all that stuff.
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And, of course, with no batteries in the smoke alarm, a true tragedy was in progress.
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It's hot, and the smoke from adjacent forest fires is starting to creep into the valley.
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The smoke stings and irritates—one woman blames it for colouring the whites of her eyes.
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How bright could the inventor's star shine in a sky unoccluded by the smoke of war?
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And that is only the start of the smoke and mirrors surrounding China's aluminium smelter sector.
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And as the smoke billowing from its surface suggests, it continues to be an active volcano.
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The smoke was scentless, pleasant when it hit my cheek, like the breath of a girl.
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Then they zapped a laser beam at the smoke behind the bats to illuminate its particles.
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Instead of (literally) working around the campfire, Biolite is looking to cut out the smoke altogether.
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LeBron James scored 25 points for the Lakers, but said the smoke had a noticeable impact.
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The snow on Turkish mountains, the lights in Turkish houses, and the smoke from Turkish chimneys.
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Though the North Koreans failed to kill Park, when the smoke cleared, 79 people were dead.
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As Wickland went outside to escape the smoke he said he was fired upon by grenades.
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The smoke from the fires led to the worst air pollution on record for Northern California.
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Even critics of Giuliani recognized his leadership in lifting the city from the smoke and rubble.
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The smoke had almost completely killed off a listed species of weed that grew wild there.
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Crews did not find a fire, and the cause of the smoke is still under investigation.
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When the smoke clears, a man can be seen lying on the ground in the hallway.
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Oh, the joy of breathing in the smoke from the fire that kept the flies away.
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The S.E.C. hopes the smoke around Mr. Cooperman's actions shows there was an insider trading fire.
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Most of the clubgoers had suffocated from the smoke or had been trampled trying to escape.
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As Wickland went outside to escape the smoke, he said, he was fired upon by grenades.
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And many times Deaf Granny dragged me by the ear back into the smoke-wreathed kitchen.
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The smoke made it hard to see, slowing traffic to a crawl, and breathing was difficult.
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What it means The smoke in the east is more than a mile above the surface.
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The fire commissioner said he's unsure whether all the smoke detectors were working in the building.
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But the smoke and ash produced by the burning plastic has far-reaching and toxic consequences.
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However, we're told Legend's been informed his grapes will most likely be affected by the smoke.
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The smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector in this apartment was most recently tested in January.
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By contrast, only 10 percent of the subjects sitting with the passive seatmates reported the smoke.
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The door is kept just slightly ajar so as to keep the smoke from wafting inside.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said it had confirmed that a Samsung phone had caused the smoke.
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They've also added Damian Laverty-McDowell, originally a cook at the Smoke Joint, as a partner.
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And again, the smoke is more a suggestion, rather than a Bonfire Night of the sea.
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Elmwood Park residents and people traveling nearby said they could see the smoke from miles away.
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Then there is the smoke, pumped out by a theatrical machine to create a choking fog.
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That protected him from the heat and the smoke from the fire burning outside his room.
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That raises the smoke point, but "as you purify and refine, you lose flavor," he says.
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The smoke from that fire could be seen from as far away as Santa Catalina Island.
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The smoke cleared to reveal that a vagabond scholar had waged a transoceanic battle and won.
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I hovered over her left shoulder, assumed the smoke form and slipped in through her ear.
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I read quotes from students from that campus describing the sparks and the smoke they saw.
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Many of those taking part wore face masks to protect themselves from the smoke, Antara reported.
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But the smoke and the heat and the lack of moisture have turned our attention elsewhere.
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Stumbling through the smoke-filled landing, he was found by a fireman and guided to safety.
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Mr. Polansky, the Smoke Free Movies consultant, vowed to continue pressuring studios beyond Disney and Fox.
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The smoke from the burning tires also blew west, leaving those near the fence without cover.
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But as the fires worsened, the smoke seeped into the hospital where residents had sought relief.
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"There will be a lot more deaths that will be attributable to the smoke," Marks says.
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The swiftly changing color of the smoke indicated a possible fire underground, NBC New York reported.
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It sent its smoke into the presidents' miniature faces, and the smoke glowed an eerie red.
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When the firefighters were finally able to reach Zippy, he had already succumbed to the smoke.
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"I could smell the smoke in the air, everyone was walking past wearing masks," Pierce said.
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The Titanic's designer, Thomas Andrews, is said to have been last seen in the smoke room.
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He said the Trump administration wanted to end the "smoke-filled room mystery" surrounding the process.
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The protesters let off flares and fireworks, with the smoke drifting down into the station concourse.
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Meanwhile, as the smoke dissipates, concerns mount for those who call this part of Texas home.
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Part of the ritual included smoking cannabis (hence "THC") and blowing the smoke through the instrument.
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The worst fires are immediately apparent to fire crews as the smoke rises into the sky.
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This past summer she flew directly through the smoke of 23 wildfires on a heavily instrumented plane, collecting data on what was in the smoke from each fire, and how those compounds changed as they spent more time in the atmosphere, mixing with clouds and air.
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When the smoke cleared, 75 members of the Branch Davidian cult were found dead, including 25 children.
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The Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey provided CNN with two images of the smoke trail.
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It was the only house on his ridge that was left standing when the smoke had cleared.
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As she fled her hometown, the mother turned around and saw the smoke billowing up the sky.
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"I went to the house and opened the door and the smoke knocked me down," says Janelle.
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They awoke from a lifelike dream that they were at a barbecue, could even smell the smoke.
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As soon as he crested over the hill on Highway 22016 in Fort McMurray, the smoke cleared.
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As soon as he crested over the hill on Highway 63 in Fort McMurray, the smoke cleared.
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Cloud9's Jake "Stewie2k" Yip was behind cover next to the smoke screen, looking for approaching players.
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He had a box of water and Gatorade to stay hydrated, and a mask for the smoke.
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After she was finished, she rolled down the window of her van to let out the smoke.
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"I go into this room and you could cut the smoke with a knife," she told PEOPLE.
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One further consequence: the smoke and ash that drift across densely inhabited areas affect human health, too.
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"I thought first there was big a car crash," he said, adding that the smoke quickly cleared.
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But once the smoke from UKIP's wreckage has cleared, the national picture will be one of stasis.
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Burning tires produce hundreds of toxic pollutants and inhaling the smoke can cause numerous adverse health effects.
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She thought it was just a blown fuse, but then everything went dark in the smoke cloud.
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The smoke has been persistent over the past three months, blotting out the sun hours before nightfall.
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Jack was already dealing with a compromised cardiovascular situation; the smoke inhalation only exacerbated an existing issue.
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I quickly placed it on the floor where it popped, the smoke increased, and it caught fire.
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He searched for an exit and at first couldn&apost find one because of all the smoke.
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Employees used quartz sand to stop the flames and vented the store to suck out the smoke.
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"You could smell the smoke and you could hear things falling like through the vents," he said.
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The Smoke & Mirrors Grayscale Duo includes a dark and light shade of her famous Everlasting Liquid Lipsticks.
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ABC's "Good Morning America" added to the smoke and mirrors Tuesday morning with an interview of Harrison.
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Navarro said she begged SWAT team members to help those upstairs but the smoke was too thick.
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The goodbye scene outside the Smoke House Restaurant in Burbank was straight out of a Hallmark card.
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Does it say something about your personality if you enjoy watching the smoke more than the fire?
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"I think you can look at the smoke and tell there's a fire somewhere," Gaetz told me.
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The smoke alarm complies with the regulations and is a bit smarter than your average smoke alarm.
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As night fell, I followed the group down into the smoke and water of a nearby gully.
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The smoke and flames were so bad, he almost went off the road in the same area.
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Hundreds of police officers clumped on the corners, glancing up at the smoke uncurling in the sky.
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This image from the European Union's Copernicus satellite shows the smoke slicing north to south through Brazil.
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When the smoke cleared, I saw 30 or so men, all much older and definitely not collegiate.
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If and when the smoke finally clears, this all may prove to have been worth the trouble.
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Sometimes we would look out the window and see the smoke and ashes rising from the hill.
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"We saw the smoke and we saw the flames and then we decided to leave," Vedder said.
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As the smoke poured into the crowd, we all took a brief moment before applauding the show.
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Video from the incident, obtained by the newstation, show the children dangling from the smoke-engulfed building.
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The smoke pollution poses an unusual quandary for sweltering Alaskans, most of whom live without air conditioning.
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Or maybe a fire starts, and can be responded to even before the smoke detectors go off.
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Unfortunately, Fringe Product wasn't sharing the booty, and then promptly went tits up once the smoke cleared.
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Mayorga claimed he was hurt while running through the smoke-filled hallways, yelling for residents to flee.
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Within Arizona's homegrown cannabis community, the smoke and mirrors obscuring Insys's true intentions has hardly gone unnoticed.
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Suddenly, sand swept across from the border with Syria, mingled with the smoke and created this pillar.
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Emergency workers punched holes into the jail's walls to let the smoke disperse and the inmates escape.
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The straw makes it easier to inhale all the smoke and the tape creates an airtight seal.
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I went out on the balcony and I could see the smoke billowing from across the city.
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James Berghaier, retired Philadelphia police officer: Out of the smoke, the first person I saw was Ramona.
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Airplanes and helicopters are working to constrain the flames but can do little to limit the smoke.
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An interactive map, updated every six hours, shows where the smoke, and health risk, is most intense.
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"Fire is the devil, hiding like a coward in the smoke," says the Log Lady without stuttering.
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We threw another Juniper log on the fire, and watched the smoke pluming near the tree tops.
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"This creates a humid cooking environment, which helps the smoke adhere to the meat," Mr. Bakman said.
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People wear face masks or bandannas over their noses and mouths to protect themselves from the smoke.
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However, the smoke point of oils, even those higher vegetable ones, decreases as a result of cooking.
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Visiting college football coaches have worried about how the smoke might affect the performances of their players.
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The smoke from Brazilian fires is visible from space; it will waft irrespective of man-made borders.
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Friends in Montana report that the haze and the smoke remind them of the recent solar eclipse.
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The town was shrouded in darkness from the smoke before turning an unnerving shade of bright red.
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The smoke columns were producing their own weather, generating lightning that, in turn, was setting more fires.
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The agency expects the smoke to make a full circuit of the globe and return to Australia.
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"When the smoke from the house got darker, the fear started to kick in," Mr. Bajor said.
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This is despite the fact the vents in the house are closed; the smoke still gets inside.
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The smoke made it near impossible to breathe, forcing him and his family to evacuate and flee.
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Some bothered to try to conceal it by blowing the smoke down the toilet, but most didn't.
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The smoke is so bad that fire alarms are being triggered in many parts of the city.
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"The smoke from the forest fire was different than other areas experiencing forest fires," the agency said.
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The smoke and dust from the fires also turned the skies red and orange in New Zealand.
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Wine producers in British Columbia are even worried about the smoke affecting the flavor of their grapes.
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Two kids in front of me try to sneak a joint and the smoke wafts my way.
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Some guests said they had to lean out their windows to breathe — the smoke was that thick.
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By the time her husband arrived, the smoke was so thick that he could not go inside.
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But now that the smoke has cleared, it's time to take a closer look at this record.
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If there was no fire, as the Mueller report allegedly determined, what was behind all the smoke?
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Anyway, he sits, makes a joke about the smoke, yells "GET TO DER CHOPPAEURGH!" and we're underway.
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Add to the smoke ... Gigi posted snapchats of herself on Friday night dancing to Zayn's song "PILLOWTALK".
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The entertainment industry is pushing to reduce the smoke in pyrotechnics used for film or during live performances.
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One demonstrator, Davyn Calf Child burned a piece of sweetgrass, letting each person waft the smoke towards themselves.
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"It's the smoke that goes almost immediately to your bloodstream, which then goes to your head," Lynn said.
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"That stupid thing was always going off," Becky-as-Sasha explains of the smoke detector in her room.
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A 10-mile corridor south of the building where much of the smoke was heading was also cleared.
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Because of the smoke, the Getty was already closed to the public the day the fire broke out.
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But now that some of the smoke has cleared, it is good that the dossier is out there.
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By the time the smoke cleared, more than 300 people had died, and hundreds more had been injured.
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The smoke is really getting to me today and imagine it will not be better going up Aasgard.
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Clark, the "smoke-free" advocate, is a registered Democrat who is disappointed that the left isn't embracing vaping.
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The smoke continued to rise until, at the end of last week, Mr. Sauerberg had finally had enough.
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With no wind to disperse it, the smoke drifts idly south-east, converging in the skies over Delhi.
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Just get the heck out, at least until the smoke clears and you can better assess the damage.
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Its also a question of my identity, who am I when you strip away the smoke and mirrors.
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The smoke has contributed to a thick cloud of choking smog that has covered northern Italy for days.
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"When the smoke clears, people will start to see what we've done," Burgher said to an overflow crowd.
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"Air is always turbulent, [the smoke] will dilute and disperse over time and eventually fall out," Bela says.
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But in the presence of others who ignored the smoke, participants carried on as though nothing were wrong.
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Click to see how Furze made the smoke and fire guitars, and check them out in action below.
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So as the smoke clears we sort them to be distributed to our partners be transformed into art.
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Police also halted traffic on a busy highway for a time amid the smoke and air pollution worries.
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But when the smoke cleared, Starhopper was back on the ground, not far from where it had started.
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From a distance the smoke is pleasant but it's also mightily strong and hard to get rid of.
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See, you can take the model out of the smoke-filled bathroom on the first Monday in May.
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The EPA said it tested the smoke with aircraft and performed ground-level air quality monitoring as well.
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The poor only suffer from putting up with the smoke while they work hard putting out the fires.
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The light haze from the smoke was visible in areas from the city all the way to Philadelphia.
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Instead, they say he was killed by the smoke that filled the car after its battery caught fire.
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Instead, they say he was killed by the smoke that filled the car after its battery caught fire.
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And the smoke is even managing to darken the skies of Sao Paulo, which is 2,000 miles away.
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While the smoke-filled cabins of the 2190s and 2160s were certainly roomier, air travel was very expensive.
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But firefighters can experience adverse health effects long after removing their suits because of the smoke they inhale.
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They blow the smoke into an air purifier to mask the smell from their neighbors who keep complaining.
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My eyes and face burn as I prowl through the smoke, looking for the rest of the fight.
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The blazes can be seen from space, and the smoke even temporarily eclipsed the sun in São Paulo.
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She tore herself roughly from my grasp and stood wheezing, already inhaling the smoke of a new cigarette.
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MOSCOW — The theater was packed, and children's movies were on the screens when the smoke began billowing in.
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"The smoke from one rocket got into our water supply, and the kids got very sick," Ny said.
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All of the fatalities apparently died of inhaling the smoke, the police detective Kim Han-soo told reporters.
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Despite the official warnings, it has taken a while to fully digest how bad the smoke really is.
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The forecast, however, expects that the smoke will push that metric past 10 in that community as well.
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The smoke was coming up and later we heard a sound ... and some houses collapsed even the roofs.
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Even in winter, the smoke from his daily two packs of Dunhills wafted out of the open windows.
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The West Coast's natural air-conditioning of Pacific Ocean wind hasn't been able to blow the smoke away.
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He said he had noticed the smoke in the sky after dropping his daughter off at nursery school.
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The last flashing lights vanish into the smoke, and with them the last trace of humanity in view.
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The smoke cleared as rescue workers carried bodies in stretchers and hundreds of people gathered at the scene.
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Two minor injuries were reported, but they were unrelated to the smoke, said Coleman, the Port Authority spokesman.
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CBS affiliate WWLTV reports the stove in Cloe's home caught fire Wednesday morning which triggered the smoke alarm.
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Away from the smoke and mirrors of the LME storage system, other visible inventory has also been rising.
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Impossibly enough, the smoke signals in his work have yet to dissipate, even 30 years after Baldwin's death.
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In December, the smoke in Sydney was so bad that air quality measured 11 times the "hazardous" level.
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When the smoke cleared, Saudi officials counted 218 holes where incoming projectiles had sliced through petroleum storage tanks.
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And so the defense plowed on, even as the smoke from the Bolton bombshell hung over the chamber.
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But the smoke that has at times clogged the air over Sydney and Melbourne could take a toll.
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Hmm. The smoke monster was made when that being threw his brother into a magical cave of light?
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Officials from Canberra Hospital told The Canberra Times that MRI machines couldn&apost run because of the smoke.
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That'll give you an idea of what kind of friction was being created from letting the smoke fly.
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In San Francisco and many surrounding cities, public schools were closed on Friday due to the smoke hazard.
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The Camp fire started on November 8, and within a day you could smell the smoke in San Francisco.
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So they decide to sit in a hole and burn green twigs until they start hallucinating from the smoke.
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The 57-year-old said she hid in a kitchen and then fled when the smoke became too thick.
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After the smoke cleared, sometime in spring 25, we'd started to have the conversations around doing a TV series.
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The smoke blew over a nearby shopping center and had a pungent smell of fuel, CNN's Joe Sutton said.
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"We felt the heat, the turbulence and the smell of the smoke, too," she wrote in a Facebook post.
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"My hair smells like the smoke of burning Confederate flags," announced one participant on social media following the ceremony.
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Said part is a yellow cap that may or may not be present in the smoke detector you own.
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For the moment, however, it will be mothballed, until the smoke clears and a new owner can be found.
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The folklore of the napkin atop the head is just there to restrain the smoke coming off the bird.
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"For the moment, however, it will be mothballed, until the smoke clears and a new owner can be found."
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The product isn't one of Nest's branded lines – it's not the thermostat, the smoke alarm or the Nest Cam.
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He once described the experience, with characteristic obscurity, as like disappearing through the smoke rings of his own mind.
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It was not immediately clear what caused the smoke, and PDVSA did not respond to a request for comment.
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But residents smoke indoors anyway, especially when it's cold out, and the smoke-free policies aren't enforced, Simpson says.
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London might have kept on sleeping had Grace not awakened her after smelling the smoke from her own room.
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Every weekend, there is urban guerrilla warfare, and the smoke and stinging smell of tear gas is almost unavoidable.
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Maybe it's the smoke and the blackouts, but a very un-Californian nihilism has been creeping into my thinking.
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If a fire breaks out in your home, the department advises crawling under the smoke to find an exit.
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The smoke plume from the Camp fire has caused the air quality in California to deteriorate to dangerous levels.
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"When the smoke clears, it's n------ like me that let you hold on to what you've got," Cottonmouth counters.
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Periodically, the wind shifts the direction of the smoke, which envelopes the miners in hot clouds of volcanic gas.
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And now, because of the smoke, many more people in the region are breathing in dangerous, smoke-polluted air.
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Or you could dunk things in it and then watch the smoke disappear and then smash things into pieces.
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The last two rules are all about taking care of the smoke and flames coming from an exploding cell.
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"It's not even that fire hurts people, it's that the smoke can render someone unconscious very quickly," said Bigler.
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The smell of petrol now overwhelms the area, wind carrying the smoke from well fires into the town center.
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"We do have an idea of what compounds are in the smoke from previous scientific studies," Megan Bela says.
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It's worth waiting until the smoke is clear to start buying high-quality names at a discount, he added.
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When my mum used to straighten my hair, it would sizzle, and she would casually blow away the smoke.
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Presenter Ben Shephard, who was among those sent out into the street, filmed the smoke issuing from the building.
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Then, as the smoke cleared, the world could see the figure of John Kelly, the new chief of staff.
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"[Hayes] jumped up from his chair and went to the window to see the smoke," the insider told PEOPLE.
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"I thought first there was a big car crash," Li told Reuters, adding that the smoke had cleared quickly.
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In many of the communities where Oxfam is working and visiting, people say the smoke is their top concern.
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When they turned the smoke evacuator off for just 30 seconds, the particle count increased more than 26-fold.
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" Brazile then said she doesn't "see what the smoke is" when asked if she has a problem with "commingling.
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Democrats can't force investigations, and they can't issue subpoenas, so they can't isolate the source of all the smoke.
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Both parties are drawing lessons from Alabama as the smoke begins to clear from Tuesday's stunning special election result.
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The smoke from fields combines with pollution from vehicles and industry to make Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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On Wednesdays, lithe gay men gyrate in the smoke of a fog machine for a party called Pony Boys.
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"The casualties occurred in the smoke that spilled out from the tank, according to preliminary information," he told reporters.
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The smoke from fields combines with pollution from vehicles and industry to make Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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"When a truck like this pulls and you don't see the smoke, we're proud of it," Mr. Voss said.
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"The smoke is horrible," Raisa Brovkina, a pensioner in Novosibirsk, told state television after being hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
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"Under the light of day, when the election is over and the smoke clears, there's a reveal," he said.
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On Monday, the smoke created by the fires blotted out the sun over 2,000 miles away in São Paulo.
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The smoke from the fires caused by the strikes can be seen in a satellite image from NASA Worldview.
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We don't know what lurks beneath the surface of moving events and won't find out until the smoke clears.
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The smoke from the summer wildfires on the West Coast, researchers found, brought several toxic chemicals into the atmosphere.
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One, if we go back to what generated a lot of the smoke in the first place, the dossier.
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But, it added, in the "smoke and wreckage this morning, there are a few points of hope and light".
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Neither the agency nor the airline provided any information about the origin of the smoke reported in the cockpit.
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Phaedra Lewis had planned on ignoring it, figuring it had been innocently triggered by the smoke of a cigarette.
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"This widespread impact of the smoke means that we need to think about wildfires a little differently," said Field.
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Discretionary money is unlikely to recommit to industrial metals on the long side until the smoke signals become clearer.
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Local internet forums were filled with claims that you could taste the smoke in just about every Sheffield postcode.
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Akin to a Camel Crush, this combination gave the smoke a menthol taste, with a nice and smooth draw.
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Just as I emerge from the smoke and corn, a burst catches me in the back and I'm down.
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The smoke-blackened Intercontinental building, an imposing 1960s structure on a hill overlooking Kabul, remained blocked off on Monday.
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For breakfast, Rise Kitchen & Deli is popular, but the smoke from the casino drifted into the open eating area.
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Between songs, Bono told the audience that he thought the smoke machines were interfering with his ability to sing.
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The kitchen can handle it; over the grill, tongs snap and flip as the smoke swirls in the air.
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When the police fired tear gas at them, they chased the smoke-emitting canisters and doused them with water.
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The main risk, he said, was the smoke within the cathedral, and the fall of materials, including melting lead.
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Yet this year the fires are worse and the smoke is hanging over us, unmoving, on eerie, windless days.
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But it's now burning at a record rate -- with images from space showing the smoke covering much of Brazil.
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Yet, right now, the skies of Sao Paolo, Brazil are black and the smoke can be seen from space.
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In the areas where the smoke is most intense, the sun barely creeps through to shine off the river.
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The explosions could be heard and the smoke seen from the seat of power just a few miles away.
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The smoke that had resulted in the "Giants Game Postponed" sign near the tollbooths to the empty parking lots.
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The smoke from the fires made breathing the air in cities like Sydney as bad as smoking 37 cigarettes.
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By the time the storm passed and the smoke finally cleared, that house was the only thing left standing.
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Health officials on Tuesday warned people in the harbour city to stay inside as the smoke reached hazardous levels.
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Soon after, the Ukrainians unleashed their own barrage and then watched the smoke rise from their enemy's firing positions.
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Authorities in Concepcion have set up a special clinic to tend to people suffering respiratory problems from the smoke.
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But over the weekend, the smoke was so thick that the fighter jets could be heard but not seen.
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They weren't for the many, they favored the few,But that was obscured by the smoke that he blew.
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She got out a sage stick and some palo santo and lit them, wafting the smoke around my head.
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Visitors to the Parliament House wore protective face masks to block out the smoke and ash in the air.
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The smoke is so intense that giant ash clouds have even wafted to New Zealand nearly 1,300 miles away.
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Read this NL Times article to learn more, including how the smoke bombs injured spectators and interrupted the game.
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As the smoke and flames drifted upward, Ms. Ibrahim debated with a neighbor whether to risk opening her door.
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People in South America might be able to smell the smoke, but it's unlikely to make the air unbreathable.
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As the smoke begins to clear on 22010 million hectares of charred earth, many Australians have started asking questions.
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The musky incense swirls together with the smoke from orange-hot charcoals grilling whole sardines a few streets away.
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I could never comprehend how the Smoke was able to govern the gloomy city, or who he really was.
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That was the sound of sports in a smoky old arena — now the Garden has it, without the smoke.
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This smoke hazard will last for two-and-a-half weeks as the fire burns and the smoke lingers.
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She was visiting family nearby but had to leave because she was struggling to breathe because of the smoke.
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Opelousas, Louisiana (CNN)Ronald Milburn smelled the smoke four miles away as he drove to Greater Union Baptist Church.
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"When the smoke coming out on the sky was black, we knew that a house was burning," he said.
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You achieve it through smoking the sausage: the smoke dries out the skin, so it tightens around the filling.
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They kneel next to the fire and blow across the flame to drive the smoke out into the night.
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Heinz is pulling its latest ad campaign straight from the smoke-filled boardrooms of Mad Men's Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.
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Megan: Creighton, I'm having a little trouble seeing your argument through all the smoke from these American Spirits you're puffing.
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Everyone will have to wait for the smoke to clear to find out what has truly become of Fort McMurray.
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The camera then ominously pans to the smoke alarm — a foreboding image if This Is Us has ever provided one.
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If the smoke flavor is desired, you can easily add a smoke box that is available with some gas grills.
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After all, the smoke and noise from the fireworks will eventually fade away — but your American citizenship will last forever.
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The smoke reached some 75 miles (120 km) south to San Francisco, leaving films of ash on cars and windows.
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Crews are investigating the cause of the smoke and using helicopters and boats to monitor efforts and the surrounding area.
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Regardless of who runs for president or how they're covered, the public eventually sees through all the smoke and mirrors.
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In one video, a man is filming the smoke and embers as he waits to turn around and be rerouted.
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Back at the Bon Marché, amid the Moncler jackets and cosmetics infused with green tea, the smoke machines billowed mist.
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The district declined to comment when asked if the school has ever activated the smoke cannons in a crisis situation.
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In the morning, she still has the smoke stain on her wall and a noise complaint from her property management.
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We were headed toward the Mexican border, and rumors of kidnapped hitchhikers were thicker than the smoke in that car.
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Once these names lost their momentum and the smoke cleared, the argument went, stocks as a whole would turn lower.
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The smoke created unhealthy air conditions in large parts of the Los Angeles area, and prompted warnings from health officials.
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When the towers fell, I saw the smoke plumes (tall) from the kitchen window; the hair on my nape raised.
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He, too, worries about the long-term effects of the smoke, and the lack of medical facilities to treat people.
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Then, out of the smoke comes Prince like he was shot down out of the heavens to start the show.
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The plane&aposs instruments pull the air in and generate information in real time about the composition of the smoke.
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When the Smoke Clears: The Fair Housing Project continues at Smack Mellon (92 Plymouth St, Dumbo, Brooklyn) through October 30.
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" Novak didn't know "if the flames were going to get me first or the smoke was going to get me.
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Like, there are the "smoke pit kids," and they do it the most, but I'm really just an average student.
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FaZe's Rain posted himself to defend on Cache and quickly took down three of Mousesports' attackers peaking through the smoke.
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The smoke alarms Bill had in the basement where the fire began had been taken down for cleaning, authorities said.
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"At first it looked like an acrobatic plane, like a stunt plane, blowing the smoke out the back" he said.
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"At first it looked like an acrobatic plane, like a stunt plane, blowing the smoke out the back," Jones said.
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Unable to catch his breath, Mosgrove, 44, desperately searched for his children as the smoke grew thicker, the outlet reports.
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"Then all of a sudden you realized that the smoke was coming off one of the sides of the wing."
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The first video shows how the smoke trails flow over the material, which is lit up green with LED lights.
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The white poodle-cross was found singed yellow from the smoke and flames of the wildfires and had difficulty breathing.
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It works with sweet and savoury, but it's also smokey because it's been infused with the smoke from the boiler.
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The health risks are minimal in the UK as the smoke is mostly limited to higher altitudes in the atmosphere.
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But upon closer inspection, something is off: Everyone is smiling, there is confetti and the smoke bombs are rainbow-colored.
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Fellow South Florida rapper Trick Daddy—"who wants all the smoke"—even dedicated a whole video to the radio host.
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He called the situation "an air quality emergency," and experts said the smoke could undo decades of progress on pollution.
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The smoke from fields in neighboring Punjab and Haryana states account for nearly a quarter of Delhi's winter air pollution.
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Upper West Side, Manhattan Secondhand smoke poses serious health hazards, including the smoke that drifts from one apartment to another.
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Many residents started fires hoping the smoke would obscure the vision of pilots flying overhead, witnesses on the ground said.
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The blazes can be seen from space, and the smoke even temporarily eclipsed the sun in Sao Paulo on Monday.
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It may be hard to see that reality amid the smoke that Trump employs to benefit his own political causes.
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The smoke from the fires has clogged New Delhi in recent days, pushing air pollution levels well above hazardous levels.
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Delegate selection rules were rewritten to reduce the power of party insiders; primaries replaced the smoke-filled rooms of old.
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The flames in the parking lot raged, with the smoke visible from buildings far away in Nairobi's affluent Westlands neighborhood.
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Then locusts came from the smoke and descended on the earth, and they were given power to sting like scorpions.
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Quick as a flash, pour the smoke bomb liquid into the glass and garnish with a delicious cherry on top.
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And then the smoke from the gun set off the fire alarm, and we were told not to go anywhere.
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If he can dazzle Madson with the smoke and mirrors of his lifestyle, maybe they can live happily ever after.
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Investigators could not say what caused the smoke, and there is still no confirmation on the cause of the crash.
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Thomas said he did not see the smoke bomb, which, besides spitting out yellow fumes, appeared to do no harm.
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Ms. Reitz noted that Mr. Miller had not been charged in connection with the smoke bomb, which remains under investigation.
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You have to get out of the fire first, then you can analyze what went wrong after the smoke clears.
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"The smoke-and-mirrors politics aren't going to cut it anymore, because people's lives are truly at risk," Sieck said.
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Finally, the Rooftop Smokehouse can smoke in peace, and their old neighbours can live in peace, too, without the smoke.
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Mary Jo Kammerer, 63, said she smelled the smoke in the morning and went to see what was going on.
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The smoke from the fires has cast a pall stretching across the country and reaching coastal metropolises like São Paulo.
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The student health center was distributing masks to students to help protect them from the smoke wafting over the campus.
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BY THE SMOKE & THE SMELL My Search for the Rare & Sublime on the Spirits Trail By Thad Vogler 291 pp.
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Officials statewide don't have a grasp yet of how damaging and widespread the health effects of the smoke might be.
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Then he discovered wood pellets, which involve compressing wood and eliminating water, the element that produces much of the smoke.
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RICHARDS: That strong flavor profile we have — the spice, the smoke, the heat — those didn't come from any English settlers.
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The smoke has covered nearly half of the country and is even spilling over into neighboring Peru, Bolivia and Paraguay.
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There is the smoke that engulfs guests as they enter, and that in a few cases has left them disoriented.
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Peering at the city, the Washington Post wrote, was "like peering into the smoke-filled backrooms of the era's bars."
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That same year, he signed the Smoke-Free Air Act, which banned smoking in indoor workplaces -- particularly restaurants and bars.
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According to two Reuters witnesses, the smoke dissipated about an hour after it was first reported in social media postings.
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Amidst the smoke and rubble and ruin, we also caught a glimpse of America's resolve in the face of adversity.
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But she opened the door, choking on the smoke, and got out of the car as three gunshots rang out.
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The smoke has reached the lower stratosphere and crossed 9,000 miles of ocean to pollute the skies of South America.
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The smoke has also drifted to New Zealand where it has turned the daytime sky orange across the South Island.
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Western United Coach Mark Rudan said afterward that he thought the game should have been postponed because of the smoke.
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This year&aposs fires did, however, gain worldwide attention after wind carried the smoke into São Paulo, 2,000 miles away.
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For a moment, there is only the sound of recorded moaning and the leaky-tire hiss of the smoke machine.
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Another twenty percent come out the other side alive, but burned, their lungs permanently altered by the smoke and ash.
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And I was on [Capitol] Hill when plane number three hit, and we could see the smoke from the Pentagon.
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But he also spent several early years working in the smoke-scented, California-Mediterranean kitchen of Camino in Oakland, Calif.
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As the smoke thickened, disorienting Winter, it was the steed that found the path out to the beach, Winter said.
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Both pick up a good marbling of char from the grill — gas, not charcoal, but still the smoke goes deep.
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These homes often have poor ventilation, and the smoke can cause a horrible array of respiratory diseases, including lung cancer.
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" While waiting to learn about low-interest loans, Kathy Wilkes, 67, broke into an intense, rattling coughing attack "from the smoke.
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When the smoke clears, what's left will be a race to build a top recognized brand for safe, high-quality hoverboards.
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The smoke reached about 75 miles (120 km) south to San Francisco, leaving a film of ash on cars and windows.
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The gorgeous, cannabis-friendly events I envisioned had seemed so real that I could almost smell the smoke in the air.
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Calls for comment from the Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association and the Smoke Free Alternatives Trade Association were not immediately returned.
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Citing national aviation agency Rosaviatsiya, the report said the smoke came from overheated oil in one of the plane&aposs engines.
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At the farmhouse, a wood fire was boiling the water for tea, its smoke blending with the smoke of endless cigarettes.
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"When I left the hangar, I saw the smoke, and I knew there had been an aircraft crash," Sanger told WFAA.
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A webcam maintained by the Yosemite Conservancy shows live views of the smoke-choked valley as the fires continue to rage.
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I've lived in Seattle for about three years, but the smoke from wildfires has only been noticeable the last two summers.
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When the smoke was particularly bad the last two summers, Edelman limited the amount of bike commuting she did to work.
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The hill spilled away beneath it, cloaked in dark elms, tapering off at the smoke-clad medina in the valley below.
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Engine making was once accompanied by loud noises and the smoke and smells of men and machinery wrestling lumps of metal.
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A few feet away, invisible to Darby in the smoke and dust, Graham was trying to get the other passengers organized.
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Sections of the second crane could still be seen hanging over the top of the damaged building once the smoke cleared.
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Or you could pour it onto things and then watch the smoke monster move around and then smash things into pieces.
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The smoke also concerned US and coalition troops at an airfield near Qayyara, about 60 kilometers (37 miles) south of Mosul.
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Hobart says passengers remained in their seats while emergency crews came on board to help determine the cause of the smoke.
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A lot of people think that you get more flavor because of the smoke in the pizza, but you really don't.
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Case in point is a DIY bong attachment that gathers data on how thick the smoke is from a bong hit.
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I almost fainted at some point from all the smoke, and it was very difficult, my friend, it was so difficult.
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The set-up shields the area from the rain and wind, but the smoke is also trapped in the small space.
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The smoke from fields combines with urban pollution from vehicles and industry to make New Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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Coatzacoalcos residents were told to stay indoors because of the potentially toxic nature of the smoke, but it has now dissipated.
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Today, 21 released "All The Smoke," a Southside-produced track that sounds like it could have easily fit on Savage Mode.
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Fifteen Harris County sheriff's deputies were hospitalized, but the smoke they inhaled was not believed to be toxic, the department said.
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The size of the fires also causes "firestorms," a thunderstorm caused when the smoke plume of a wildfire reaches the stratosphere.
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Stolper also destroyed the smoke detecter in his condo, which was hardwired to the building's entire fire system, the outlet noted.
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Buildings around the compound were "nearly obscured by the smoke and dust from the exchange of fire," another Green Beret said.
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More than 100 miles from Paradise, air quality has deteriorated to unhealthy levels due to the smoke from the Camp Fire.
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With any of these methods, there's a risk that natural aromas and flavors could be removed with the smoke taint, though.
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As we came back toward town, the smoke was wall-like, reducing visibility to a few yards ahead of our lights.
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Photos of New York City on Monday evening confirmed the smoke is indeed visible, casting a hazy pall over the skyline.
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The smoke came out of Duncan's mouth in the same white puff that lingered in the air of the basement theatre.
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The airline said in an emailed statement that the smoke was caused by a problem with one of the plane's engine.
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Although it's difficult to make out, the top of the vehicle briefly rises above the smoke and flames in the footage.
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"You hear that often, but you don't know what exactly everything is going to happen when the smoke clears," he said.
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The New South Wales Rural Fire Service warned that the smoke is "likely to hang around for the next few days."
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During vacation in Oregon last week, my son and I felt pursued by the smoke filling the skies throughout the state.
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The smoke turned out to be caused by gas burning nearby, and the move was a "knee-jerk reaction," analysts said.
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The smoke from the western North America #wildfires is moving eastward across the Atlantic Ocean, captured here by our #GOESEast satellite.
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What is the role of the media if not to press for some semblance of reality amid the smoke and mirrors?
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"The smoke was so thick that Jim couldn't see the spacecraft, but could only feel around for the [hatch]," Clemmons wrote.
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As I coughed for the next half hour, I noted that the smoke was surprisingly devoid of any additional ranchy zest.
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In the very first scenes of "Wildlife," the smoke coming off the tops of the mountains north of Great Falls, Mont.
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The smoke produced by the blazes that ravaged the country may ruin entire vintages, but detecting contamination is a guessing game.
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I write from the smoke-choked West, where the air quality in major cities has been worse than Beijing this month.
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Its signature, its very name, is grounded in an act of deception—the smoke matters as much as the mirrors do.
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Even the smoke — an essential element of Mr. Jordan's food — is crafted for each dish, with different sorts of wood used.
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Aul-Wick, our piscine mechanic, had shouted curses in our comms, then piloted his aquatic globe into the smoke and disappeared.
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With bowed heads, each protector would cup a handful of the smoke from the cord and throw it over his shoulders.
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But when the smoke dissipates and the flames die down to embers, another perilous threat is looming for the Amazon rainforest.
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Courtney Gilmore, a 30-year-old Elmwood Park resident, said she could see the smoke as she commuted home Wednesday night.
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Nearly 2000 miles to the south, in San Francisco, the smoke was so thick that health warnings prompted widespread school closings.
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The smoke ends up wafting over New Delhi where it blends with urban pollution sources — cookstoves, heating fires, cars, and construction.
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The smoke in Washington will be here for a while; they get less rain here than they used to, people say.
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My point is, once the hair fire is extinguished and the smoke settles, you deserve a reward for making it through.
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Ms. Evans, who lives alone but has a part-time home health aide, never heard the alarm or saw the smoke.
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You can also track the air quality here and see how the smoke plumes have moved over the past few days.
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But Indonesian officials caused further anger in Malaysia this week by disputing reports that the smoke was coming from their country.
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" He added: "My cousin had his kids with him, and they started crying and screaming when the smoke started coming in.
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The smoke from the bushfires has shrouded much of Australia's southeastern coast, suffusing cities with a crimson and dark orange glow.
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Touring McKelvey's home was an opportunity to view the wealth behind the smoke and mirrors of the WeWork fiasco up close.
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Aboriginal practices have been so successful in part because of a greater cultural tolerance of fire and the smoke it generates.
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The smoke reached about 75 miles (53 km) south to San Francisco, leaving a film of ash on cars and windows.
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The Jeep drives deeper into the Vegas peculiarity, past the 7-Elevens and massage parlors, the smoke shops and strip clubs.
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Thus we simultaneously lose the Amazon as a sequesterer of carbon, and the atmosphere takes on more carbon from the smoke.
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And if not, why have so many members of Trump's campaign plead guilty to lying about meeting with the smoke monster?
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The smoke from fields combines with urban pollution from vehicles and industry to make New Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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The research found that the smoke impaired how vessels responded to blood flow; the study did not look at lung function.
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Residents of Baidoa told Reuters they heard two loud blasts in the early evening, followed by huge plumes of the smoke.
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This property is five minutes northwest of the Smoke Tree shopping center, a mall next to the historic Smoke Tree Ranch.
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No one is said to have gotten hurt, but hotel staff said guests had to evacuate due to all the smoke.
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As the smoke drifts around the world through the upper atmosphere, onlookers might notice a red tinge in sunsets as well.
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Officials have advised residents downwind of the smoke plume to remain inside and not to touch floating debris from the blaze.
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The Associated Press reported that local firefighters were turned away by consulate officials when they arrived in response to the smoke.
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Three miles from the smoke and dust of Kumbh Nagari, the upscale tents offer a rare commodity at the festival — quiet.
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The smoke from the Australian bushfires is literally blotting out the sky and reducing visibility in a country an ocean away.
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The shingled guest cottage, known as the Smoke Shack, was built in the 1970s as the original house on the property.
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The effects of the Camp Fire will continue to linger long after the embers die down and the smoke blows away.
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Don't worry about the smoke—foie gras is pretty much 100 percent fat, so that's going to happen no matter what.
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Pedestrians wear masks to deal with the smoke from the Camp fire that shrouds the state Capitol in Sacramento, California, on Thursday.
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The smoke is so acrid, even at a distance of a hundred miles, that it makes your eyes water and lungs hurt.
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Is this slump in available LME stocks for real or just another false signal emanating from the smoke-and-mirrors financing trade?
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Days before the crossing the Atlantic, the smoke also streamed across the border into the U.S., an event also captured by satellites.
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"It's so easy to get lost in the smoke and mirrors of the entertainment business — to believe your own hype," Guarini admits.
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When the smoke cleared, McFarland's company (Fyre Media, Inc) was toast, with the FYRE booking app getting pulled down in its process.
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But, he added, some people didn't realize the building was on fire because Tehran's air pollution masked the smoke from the blaze.
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As the smoke cleared, investors recognized that it wasn't just consumers not spending money, but they just aren't going to the mall.
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The smoke is no screen for the WorldView-3, which clearly shows a huge fire line to the east of Fort McMurray.
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Tanner said a flight attendant told him the smoke was from a TV unit that caught fire in the first class cabin.
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The smoke signals from the West Wing suggest that Trump and his family are wising up about how to manage his presidency.
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Sunday and are working to identify the source of the smoke, US Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Himes told CNN.
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So during planned burns great pains have to be taken to make sure that the smoke is directed away from population centers.
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It is a marvel to see the raw talent of these masters up close, without the smoke and mirrors of the cinema.
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Even though the smoke was harmless, it was not chemical-free, and she had not been able to smoke during the culturing.
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Documenting the "scary" experience online, one social media user shared a slideshow of images, which included one of the smoke-filled plane.
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Lanyadoo suggests using sage or Palo Santo wood: "Light it up and use the smoke as a psychic dust buster," she instructs.
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Later, when the smoke has cleared, I'll try to catch up on my inbox and, if I have time, my Twitter mentions.
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The signals did not indicate what caused the smoke, and aviation experts have not ruled out deliberate sabotage or a technical fault.
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She waited long enough to hear their footsteps coming down the hall, and then plunged into the smoke clogging the steep staircase.
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"In talking to people, no one has ever seen the smoke this heavy," park spokesman Scott Gediman told the Los Angeles Times .
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The air is crisper up here - high in the mountains, away from the smoke that blanket all that once was our city.
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The source of the smoke was not immediately clear, but cargo hold fires have become a concern among federal officials and lawmakers.
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Once Na'Vi started popping through the smoke, Olof jumped down and grabbed a kill, reloaded and knocked out Edward with a headshot.
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The smoke contains chemicals that irritate the airways and are known to cause cancer, Dr. Gary Chuang told Reuters Health by email.
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They're laughing giddily, some with eyes glazed over, from the smoke that's settling into the furniture or from their proximity to Wayne.
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The increasing intensity of California's blazes has many residents of the Golden State wondering: Is the smoke from wildfires also getting worse?
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In the investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign, the smoke hasn't cleared because President Donald Trump keeps shooting.
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The smoke doesn't stay put—ECMWF scientists have tracked smoke from Canadian wildfires moving all the way across the Atlantic, for example.
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Lhota stated that the smoke and fire was caused by garbage on the tracks that was set ablaze when the train derailed.
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The smoke reduced visibility and posed health risks to visitors in the popular tourist destination as well as park employees, Mackensen said.
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Vivid characters people this bold, visionary novel as dark humour mixes with vengeance and violence and the "smoke-thickened" decades slide by.
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" Of the smoke, the San Francisco Fire Department tweeted: "The Russian embassy had a fire alarm NOT A FIRE everything is okay.
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When I saw the smoke coming off the mountains to the north, I knew it was the beginning of a bad day.
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Another reliable reflex in fashion is to reference rebellion, sedition the smoke screen for one of the most conformist of cultural undertakings.
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When New York City passed the smoke-free air rule that made bars and restaurants smoke free, it was a radical idea.
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On the grill, splatter doesn't matter, and smoke is actually a good thing, seasoning the chicken without setting off the smoke detector.
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The smoke from the fields combines with urban pollution from vehicles and industry to make New Delhi the world's most-polluted capital.
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When I taste the wine later, I do so slowly over the course of hours, to see if the smoke taint shows.
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People with heart or lung disease, as well as pregnant women, are also vulnerable to the health problems the smoke can bring.
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Meanwhile, his daughter was trying to bring his wife, who suffers from severe asthma, out of the smoke and to a hospital.
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The smoke billowing from a nearby steel plant doesn't seem to bother this girl as she reads on her balcony in Quzhou.
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Not long ago, when wildfires were raging across California, winds pushed the smoke into Tulare, leaving an acrid smell in the air.
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The smoke has now cleared at the Harvey Theater of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and the frenzy of warfare gone still.
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The fan held it above his head while other spectators danced and cheered, the sparks licking the air while the smoke rose.
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"All the HEPA filters and everything are sold out in town, and the smoke is terrible," Pearson Auto employee Michelle Pippin said.
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The smoke is causing unhealthy amounts of particulate pollution to drift into the park, and is contributing to poor visibility as well.
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Residents who gathered near the gutted structure on Sunday said the smoke from the fire had been thick and smelled of chemicals.
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"Yes, good," said Mr. Allahdad as he got back on his feet and rushed back into the smoke coming from the mosque.
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Under these circumstances, you must not, in the smoke and noise and welter of the battlefield, mistake your partner for the enemy.
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Before too long, the fog machine in this fire hazard of a basement set off the smoke alarms, and we all evacuated.
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When the smoke cleared from "Blackwater," season two's landmark episode-long conflict, television's depiction of mass violence would never be the same.
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"The smoke got so black that we really didn't know what we were driving into," she told VICE News, her voice breaking.
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Most of the time, a little smoke or burned food is the biggest problem we face when flirting with the smoke point.
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The smoke from burning tobacco contains about 4,000 chemicals, many of which are dangerous, including 50 that are known to cause cancer.
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Porto Velho, Brazil (CNN)The smoke is so thick, at times the Cessna airplane had to climb to stay out of it.
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When the smoke cleared from the crest heaps of dead and wounded men and horses were plainly visible on the hill slopes.
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Such an accommodation could mean stopping the neighbor from smoking in his or her apartment or preventing the smoke from entering yours.
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People complained of burning eyes, and some said the smoke had forced them to seek treatment for asthma and other breathing conditions.
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But though they're struggling through the smoke, many food delivery riders are still thinking of those most directly impacted by Australia's bushfires.
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"The government can't see through the smoke that's clouding our cities, our towns and our regions," Mr. Albanese told reporters on Thursday.
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" Both guys clearly want the smoke -- Davis (23-0) made that abundantly clear on Tuesday saying straight-up, "I will kill him.
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There are enough sparks in the smoke; there will probably be fire for some of Trump's intimates before another year is out.
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While Lee essentially burnt Tony&aposs skin, her medical assistant held a clear tube nearby to evacuate the smoke from the office.
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Many of them had been burned; ISIS fighters throughout the city had used the smoke from tire fires to obscure their retreat.
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Satellite images spread on social media showed the smoke spreading across the Tasman Sea to New Zealand, 2,1733 kilometers (1,240 miles) away.
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The Associated Press reported that San Fransisco firefighters were turned away by consulate officials when they arrived in response to the smoke.
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"When you see all the fire and the smoke and everybody standing, people didn't know what to do," she told CTV Network.
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The smoke cloud caused by the eruption is so big that it could be seen from the mainland, around 30 miles away.
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The smoke works its way more thoroughly into the ribs, which become a firm and chewy pig candy, and into the sausages.
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Two teenage boys looked non-plussed as they gazed at the smoke billowing from Avivim, the site of the attack in Israel.
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As the smoke cleared and the last dying embers of the flames receded, some of us realized the power structure was afraid.
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The smoke from this year's fires shrouded cities like Seattle and Sacramento in some of the worst breathing conditions in the world.
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She and two other 16-year-olds were among the first 58 evacuated from the smoke-filled town as they have asthma.
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That allows the fat to drip down, but keeps the meat from being completely enveloped in the smoke and flames that deposit PAHs.
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And the smoke "is causing poor air quality and reducing visibility over much of the province," Environment Canada said Friday in a statement.
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Instead of using a pipe, the cannabis was burned over braziers and the smoke could be inhaled by multiple people in the vicinity.
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" David Frum, another Giuliani supporter, enthused, "Yet as the smoke clears, it's going to become apparent that Rudy was the night's big winner.
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It sprinkled quartz sand over the overheated battery so that the smoke could be contained and sucked out after switching on the ventilation.
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Toxic residue from cigarette smoke can find its way into our lungs long after the smoke itself has cleared, a new study suggests.
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"The stock market is simply weighing controversial political news versus equity valuations and it likes those valuations when the smoke clears," Cramer said.
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By taking samples during an active fire, scientists hope to understand what's in the smoke, and how the chemical makeup changes over time.
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The smoke has prompted local schools to close, and reduced visibility at Bay Area airports so much that flights were delayed, or canceled.
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The smoke from these fires is a serious public health concern and stands to be one of the most devastating impacts of wildfires.
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We've got sight with the explosions, sense with the pain from the paintballs and smell from all the smoke, that'll interrupt sight too.
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I&aposve covered many wildfires in the West where plumes rise for thousands of feet and the sun appears pink through the smoke.
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Then—not all that dissimilar to Batman—he exited into the smoke and started tagging the cars around him with a permanent marker.
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The smoke from the fire could be seen in Silicon Valley (about a hundred miles north) and Lake Tahoe (about 300 miles east).
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Witness testimony After exposure to the smoke, some said their skin turned white and became rotten or hardened and fell off in chunks.
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For comparison, extra virgin olive oil has a smoke point of 325 degrees, and the smoke point for coconut oil is 350 degrees.
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Let's walk through who's up and who's down now that the smoke has cleared: Apple Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good.
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And in a zoomed-in shot, not just the smoke is visible; the satellites caught images where you can see the actual flames.
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Officials say the Galaxy Note 53 overheated as people were boarding the plane, and the smoke caused the entire plane to be evacuated.
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Zoo coordinators had to choose between exposing animals to the smoke or restricting their ability to roam, both of which can inflict stress.
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That's why firefighting teams use special cameras that allow them to see through the smoke, rendering images based on heat rather than light.
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Wash curtains and drapes Fabric tends to hold onto the smoke smell, so you&aposll probably need to clean all the window treatments.
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Local firefighters had cleared the smoke in the facility and the FAA lifted the ground stop after that, said agency spokesman Lynn Lunsford.
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The firefighter and paramedic was working with the Sevier County Ambulance Service that day and could see all the smoke in the air.
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We fled, the three of us like so many others, to the mountains where the air might be cleaner and the smoke lighter.
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When the smoke of these battles cleared, the political capital of the new president and his supporters in Congress had been much diminished.
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If Eddie Murphy's "Coming to America 2" tweet was the smoke, then here's the fire -- there IS a plan to shoot a sequel!
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Because Mueller is the only person at this point who can clear away all the smoke and show that there is no fire.
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So five to ten seconds after the explosion, the smoke started to clear and there were bodies everywhere and it was just pandemonium.
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When we started coming down out of the hill, the smoke was so bad, it was like going into the bowels of hell.
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NHK public television said the smoke and ash had risen as far as 3,650 meters in the peak's strongest eruption in seven years.
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At least in principle, then, he agreed, information is always preserved — even in the smoke and ashes when you, say, burn a book.
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When the smoke cleared, Catherine Pugh, a 2100-year-old state senator, had emerged as the winner, with 36.8 percent of the vote.
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Last week, the National Weather Service warned area residents of potentially dangerous air quality due to the smoke and ash from the fire.
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When the smoke blew back, they waved their hands, straining against the wind, and a handful of women power-walked just below them.
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