"Very cold, very cold, very cold," he said in limited English.
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It was very cold there in his shadow growing up.
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A lot of people are going to be very cold.
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Serve very cold in bowls, garnished with basil and cheese.
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It turns out, parts of Venus are very, very cold.
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They were very cold to him for months after that.
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It's still very cold but at least the sun's out.
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"It's very, very cold out," he said at the time.
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One is very indifferent and very cold to what's happening.
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Beijing must be very cold now , I wrote at last.
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It's also very cold, to protect the machines from overheating.
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" He added that May is "a very, very cold fish.
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The snow and still, dry air made it very cold.
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Elsewhere, many other vulnerable people were very cold last week.
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Virtual reality is a technology that evokes very cold, technical images.
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Absolutely. Keep in mind that it is... very cold in Pyeongchang.
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It was very cold, and everybody said it was very quiet.
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Allow me to state two obvious things: Antarctica is very cold.
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Sam Talbot's Very Cold Tomato Soup with Basil & Parmesan 4 lbs.
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Cover, and chill until very cold for at least 2 hours.
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The breath of fresh air was a very cold wind indeed.
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"I was very cold and I was very wet," Fitzgerald says.
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"It's very cold and my children are sick," al Shabi says.
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They shot everything in 30 days and 35 "very cold" nights.
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The days are hot and the nights are very, very cold.
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The days are hot and the nights are very, very cold.
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He'll only go out when it's very cold in the city.
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Very cold air aloft may promote a fair amount of clouds.
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Except, Haley remembered, it had not been very cold that year.
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Frugal Traveler The desert, I learned, became very cold after dark.
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But outside that small team, that professionalism can feel very cold.
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"It was very cold and I was so hungry," she told media.
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I grew up in Hartford, Connecticut, and it gets very cold there.
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Haim said after it happened Sheen became very cold and rejected him.
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While I put on my white jumper suit, I felt very cold.
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Such massive black holes are very cold, and so emit Hawking radiation.
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"There was so much rain and we were very cold," Asya said.
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They are very large, very expensive, and must be kept very cold.
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That's true not just in snow, but also in very cold weather.
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I just spent a month in Iceland, and it was very cold.
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"It will be a very cold start to spring," Ms. Moore warned.
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It was very cold, and the back of my heels became frostbitten.
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It was very cold outside, but plenty of toes were on display.
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Over all, Lungplus users reported more comfort breathing in very cold temperatures.
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I'm serving very cold Veuve Clicquot and a bowl of mixed nuts.
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Serve with very, very cold yellow beer, and pretend it's August somewhere.
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On the day of the runway show, it was very, very cold.
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It's a five-mile walk and it's very cold and dark out.
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The travels including tent camping at Yosemite, a visit to San Francisco (where I fell in love with the cable cars), camping at Crater Lake (very cold), the Seattle World's Fair, and more camping at Yellowstone (also very cold).
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Magnets only attain the property of superconductivity if you make them very cold.
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Some drugs, for example, do not remain stable unless they remain very cold.
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"I can imagine him when he was younger being very cold," she said.
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One of the primary reasons, as they have a very cold winter there.
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Nothing says summer like baseball, very cold drinks and mind-numbing brain freeze.
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It's very cold in the UK today, I wonder if it will snow?
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It is very important that everything remains very cold throughout the entire process.
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"It's very, very cold out — very unseasonal," he said on the Senate floor.
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Remove the dough from the freezer; make sure it is very cold throughout.
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It's very, very, very cold for across the Midwestern United States this week.
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"In north, it's warm food because it's a very cold area," he said.
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Trying again: Two cookies, very cold, with ice cream in between, very frozen.
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Like that dish, it's worth pairing with a martini, very dry, very cold.
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As coronavirus spreads, health officials have had to adopt a very cold calculus.
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Ellie have very cold and she cry...She can&apost understand what happens.. . .
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Two decades back, Choke – which means "very cold" in Amharic - was covered by glaciers.
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"Choke was very cold before but there is an increasing temperature now," Miherete said.
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Models are locked onto a very cold Valentine's Day weekend over the East. pic.twitter.
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Astronomers compare it to Saturn in our solar system, and it's likely very cold.
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And it's very very cold, so these guys aren't happy—they don't go anywhere.
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Now authorities say they may have gotten a break in this very cold case.
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It is very beautiful — like, frozen reindeer wonderland beautiful — and it looks very cold.
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The universe is a very cold place; it's a miracle what we are here.
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On the mountain, the human waste is not stinky, because it is very cold.
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New records have been set in Canberra for very cold, frosty nights this winter.
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On very cold nights he goes to his parents' home in Newark, he said.
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"I think having a martini very cold does make it better," Mr. Osborne said.
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It&aposs very cold to hear of the loss via media Breaks my heart.
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Rain all morning, rain all afternoon — followed by a dry but very cold week.
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And the experience of walking around some very cold shopping malls in Des Moines gives the candidates excellent preparation for walking around some very cold shopping malls in Manchester, N.H. On we go until the Democrats nominate someone to run against Donald Trump.
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January is a very cold month in the capital, so warm clothes are a must.
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So far, the cast has been filming for four days in very cold Calgary, Alberta.
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Ice shelves form when a land-based ice sheet dips into very cold ocean waters.
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This means it may be a very cold Christmas and New Years for these areas.
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Pros: Waterproof, pure wool lining, made for very cold temperatures, good traction, cute styleCons: Expensive
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A very cold chasm remains between leaders — and a physical distance of some 50 blocks.
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"He had a very cold stare," said Rhonda Roxburgh, a neighbor of the young Cruz.
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Buzzfeed has a remarkable tale of a man, his iPhone 4, and a very cold lake.
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"My home is really old and very cold," Valentine, who lives in Seattle, told the Post.
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The gist of this (very cold) interaction is that Kendall is still in love with Joe.
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"It's common for body size to increase when you get into very cold environments," Dundas said.
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The explosion, de Dios said, was "very cold with strong winds," but was an "awesome" experience.
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If the oyster is very cold, like 41°F, we'll feel freshness and nothing beyond that.
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The company said in the original announcement that the bolts could corrode in very cold climates.
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This creates a very cold layer of air on top of a warmer layer of air.
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"It's not doing any big harm, but it's very cold and not inviting," Ms. Davis said.
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Miller said it happens when very cold, windy conditions form over a not-so-cold lake.
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In a rehearsal room here on a recent Saturday, creation was also breathless and very cold.
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I feed T. and take her out for a very short walk because it's very cold.
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Could not find giblets or jiblets and my hand is very cold (but I did santitize).
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On Wednesday, we may still have some clouds around as very cold air aloft passes by.
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The thing about modern design is that it can come off sterile, or like very cold.
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Photographs of that appeared all over Latin America, and suddenly my old friends were very cold.
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I had a very cold, hard feeling to act out what [Green] had asked me to do.
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Remove cauliflower and transfer to a colander and rinse in very cold water to stop the cooking.
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Chicago is a very cold city for most of the year, and it's a blue-collar town.
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Very cold air from #Siberia will gradually spread across #Europe and the #UK during the coming days.
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"They were very very cold, and one was probably hypothermic and was having difficulty walking," he continued.
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"It was a very cold day and there was also a lot of wind," Cornago told Agora.
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It was very, very cold, and we had a hard time moving our feet and our hands.
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Tonight it's going to be very cold so I bought a ceramic heater to place in it.
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You're very cold and a little stiff, and you're having to hit marks and inhabit the character.
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Very cold weather in the Northeast might be helping online sales growth on Friday, Mastercard's Sadove said.
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Pros: Warm, comfortable, good traction, rated for very cold temperatures, cute looking, higher riseCons: A bit expensive
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The presence of molecular oxygen, for example, suggests that the comet formed in a very cold region.
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He compared the archaeology to a crime scene investigation, but said it's now a very cold case.
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But today's quantum chips often require very cold temperatures and only work for short bursts of time.
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At a certain very cold point, hydrophobic materials can no longer be counted on to be hydrophobic.
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The lake-effect snow happens when very cold, windy conditions form over a not-so-cold lake.
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The last few years it was very cold, the ball was hard and didn't travel as much.
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"We were very, very high up" — about 10,000 feet — "and very, very cold" — 36 degrees below zero.
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Space is also very cold, and many electronics need to stay above a certain temperature to function.
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"They were very very cold, and one was probably hypothermic and was having difficulty walking," one rescuer said.
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"Woke up to a dead nest and a very cold house," a commenter wrote on the company's forum.
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Usually, to get an object very cold, physicists shine light at it, causing its atoms to lose momentum.
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For the people on the mountain, Minus Zero was nothing but a good, albeit probably very cold, time.
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It was very cold and I struggled to place my lens on the binoculars to take a picture.
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"A lot of people when they get here, they're very cold, because of the air conditioning," he says.
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"This means a lot, because it keeps us warm, because it's very, very cold here," Kanyegere to WMUR.
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The downside is that it's going to be so very cold and so very dark from now on.
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Winter is very cold, but he hopes he'll experience another first soon: He never saw snow in Guatemala.
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I felt very cold and climbed back into bed with my husband and snuggled back under the covers.
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It is an entire country that is north Minnesota which, as we all know, is often very cold.
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The area is hilly and heavily forested, and the conditions on Tuesday were foggy and very cold, Brig.
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For example, they would wake us up at 7 AM and make us exercise in very cold temperatures.
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His music, urgent and pulsating, was either very hot or very cold — no one could quite be sure.
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They feel very cold, very abstract and analytical, and it's something that you just don't want to do.
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They&aposre bred in bad weather where it&aposs very cold, in the harsh conditions of the mountains.
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It was very cold, and everything was closed, but a homeless man shared his sleeping bag with him.
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When the freezer in your kitchen is working, the food in it stays very cold, preserved, and intact.
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They caused the studio to get very cold, but they provided an amazing view of the Manhattan skyline.
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Then put in a quart of Yeast if the weather is very cold cover it over with a Blanket.
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It was very cold outside, and the town was completely dark except for our brightly lit 24/7 Wawa.
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In winter, if it is very cold, one must only add another layer of clothing to adjust their comfort.
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Chance the Rapper and his signature 3 hat took over the news in Illinois on this very cold morning.
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" He held up a piece of cardboard in protest: "Dear Sun, please shine on us, it's very cold here.
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Still, the relationship would now be pursued with "clear eyes and a very cold heart," he told BBC News.
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Renewable energy costs are stable and do not spike when the air temperature is very hot or very cold.
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Tesla said it has only seen this problem occur in "very cold climates" where road salts are commonly used.
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If she did, she is very cold for showing up at the hospital afterward to ask about the baby.
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"In Paraguay, the tereré is traditionally a mate made with very cold water, and infused with herbs," says Rosa.
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To measure ultra-faint temperature variations across light years of space, Spitzer itself had to be kept very cold.
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Trapping yourself under the ice of a very cold-looking lake because my husband, Wim Hof, told you to!
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Drinking very cold ice water or sucking on something cold may seem counterintuitive, but cold can numb the throat.
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Berlin winters are very cold and damp, and families clustered near large white ducts that piped in warm air.
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"It was very cold, especially for the children," said Nelcy, who would only be identified by her first name.
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Alison Roman's quick lamb ragù is warm, luxurious and something you'll want to keep close on very cold days.
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All I knew was that I didn't want to sleep with anyone, so I became a very cold person.
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It was very cold, so Åhman tied diapers he found in the room to his feet to retain some warmth.
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I like my new gym, but it's difficult to adjust to training here in the mountains because it's very cold.
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It turns out that the two very cold lovebirds were having a risqué conversation, according to the director Jeremy Podeswa.
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Anyone with asthma will always be better off avoiding any type of smoke and very cold or very hot air.
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"Grain crops came through the sometimes very cold weather in the past few weeks overall without damage," the association said.
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The trick is this: Take a stick of (very cold) butter to a box cheese grater over the largest holes.
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We passed each other in the halls and he acted very cold, as if we did not know each other.
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The ice breaker is apparently designed to help open the door in case it gets stuck in very cold weather.
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Sometimes they buy ice cream from the supermarket but the box doesn't really manage to keep its contents very cold.
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Cut butter into 33-inch cubes, and place in the freezer for 10-20 minutes, or until very cold. 3.
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"It was very clear up there and the weather was good, but it was very cold up there," she said.
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The room's floors were polished concrete, a beautifully industrial material, but one that has the tendency to get very cold.
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"I expected things to be very cut and dry, very cold," Fehrenbacher said of his time on the military base.
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Because of very cold air moving in aloft, a few showers could produce some small hail or graupel (ice pellets).
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I'm sure people have preconceived notions of you based on the characters you play, many of them very cold or twisted.
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The apparently retiring detective has a very cold methodology that very efficiently delivers enough for the DA to call it premeditation.
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Asked why she was wearing a long-sleeve shirt, she said the air conditioning is kept very cold at her workplace.
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They can't possibly because a good three-quarters of where they produce their oil is in very cold areas in Siberia.
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It has been very cold â€" compared to the last 20183-years â€" and compared to history with many records SHATTERED.
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"I touched her, and she was very cold, so I used a nearby towel to wrap her up," Luttrull tells PEOPLE.
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Water was very cold I tried to put my feet and almost freeze my a$$ off😄 Tony you're in trouble!
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A thunderstorm develops even though temperatures are very cold, thanks to the relatively warm moist air that comes from the lakes.
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We have made it through the first (very cold) month of 2018 — and a year of Donald J. Trump's Presidency. Hooray.
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On very cold days, Noelia Bran Montano boils a pot of water on her stove — a trick used by other neighbors.
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His younger teammates helped him recover from a workout with a contrast shower — alternating between very hot and very cold water.
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We exchanged pleasantries ("Good morning, oh yes, very cold today …") and I turned back to checking my email on my phone.
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During winter those apartments are typically very cold, she told me, save for the time inspectors are known to be coming.
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One reported bug affected the phone's ability to receive phone calls, while another made its screen unresponsive in very cold conditions.
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We are very confident and we are very cold, and we sweep through the next couple of blocks like the storm.
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I decide to leave the office and take a very cold but short walk to a coffee shop for a chai latte.
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I find LA companies more emotional — I don't mean that in the negative term — and the ones in Silicon Valley very cold.
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According to this alternate theory, Pluto formed from very cold ices with chemical compositions that more closely matches that of the Sun.
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Thankfully, food is not hard to come by where they are situated, an area that is very cold and hard to reach.
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And after a very cold thirty-seven-degree (December in DC!) ten-minute wait outside at the gate, we were finally in.
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I'd say the tip of a chipolata party sausage, but maybe like a very cold version of that that got very shy.
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Journeys get very cold if it is not about the people involved and the emotions that made them do what they do.
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Then there are the 3 temperature-adjustable rooms (dubbed Higher, Faster and Stronger) that can be made extremely hot or very cold.
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This year, a safe and pleasant — but very cold — take on Westeros has become a reality at Lapland Hotels' SnowVillage in Finland.
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It is somewhere in the middle of Russia, one million people in a very cold place, for no reason they live there.
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We had to transport all the food across the school playground in hot cupboards, which we did on a very cold evening.
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The LOX would keep that part of the rocket very cold and prevent hot ash from scorching or sticking to that area.
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At current operating temperatures, which are very, very cold, it's unlikely that such machines are reaching truly optimal solutions, the paper argues.
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It was a series of accidents that inspired renewed interest among the public in the potential protective effects of being very cold.
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All-season tires are perfect for daily commutes, and they fare particularly well in dry regions where it never gets very cold.
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This is all the more true if the phone is very warm or very cold, conditions that already reduce its proper function.
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Alex Lawther: I think at first, I found James so far from anything I recognized within myself—very cold, closed, and violent.
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" I typically respond with, "Of course, you know it&aposs very cold up at the Pole … and it keeps my face warm.
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His brother George was murdered by It in the first pages of the book and his parents are very cold to him afterward.
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Given that it's very cold across much of the US right now, it's worth mentioning that these headphones behave erratically in cold temperatures.
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The weather in Aleppo has been wet and very cold and there is little shelter and few services in the tiny rebel zone.
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"Everyone in the band was told the paint would burn their eyes, taste bad in their mouth, and be very cold," Palermo continued.
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It was still very cold and there were so many interesting people on this expedition TH: A lot of philosophers and Nobel laureates.
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"We have to be very cold and analyze these complicated events and shouldn't just look at things from one side's perspective," he said.
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The hedonistic, workaholic sea goat of the zodiac might have a very cold vibe; however, that doesn't mean Capricorn doesn't know emotional pain.
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Although Chicago, Illinois, gets very cold during the winter months, it's nevertheless a festive place to spend Christmas, Hanukkah, or New Year's Eve.
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The room would get very cold, and I would feel the presence of a slow-moving force, gliding toward me, past my dresser.
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She was placed in ankle shackles and put in a "very cold room" for hours before being taken into adult detention, Veronica said.
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"Half of our line is above ground, half is below ground, and we go through some very cold areas in the winter," Haines said.
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But Francis says that offshore permafrost is much less of a concern right now since the ocean waters deep down are still very cold.
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Many large buildings will keep the air-conditioning very high (meaning: very cold), which can make people uncomfortable, particularly when it's so hot outside.
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The much bigger issue for the N.H.L. has been the financial viability of a franchise in a nontraditional hockey market (meaning not very cold).
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Fagan's novel is set in 2020, and the world is familiar in every way but for one menacing difference: It is very, very cold.
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When it's very cold or very hot, the air coming out of the vent in a school classroom or office may be completely recirculated.
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But getting it very cold makes the adhesive brittle and causes the materials to contract a bit, which makes it easier to break up.
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Several hours later, sitting in an office chair, looking at a computer screen, in a very cold lab, he began to feel an unclenching.
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"I was also feeling very cold," he said — ghost hunters believe that cold spots signify the nearness of ghosts or spirits in haunted places.
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Combined with the return of this very Cold War-style missile contest, the world may be heading towards a very disconcerting balance of terror.
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I'm a houseguest in Los Angeles, and my host lit the fire because it is a very cold morning (60 degrees) — it's really nice.
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"This time of year, it's very cold at night," Cindy Bachman, a spokeswoman for the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department told the Los Angeles Times.
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Some people would talk about Noel, "Oh he's very cold," and I was like, OK if that's your opinion then where does that come from?
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It was a very cold morning and I thought how can I sit here with this meal and leave him sat there with just ketchup?
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Natural gas futures have been racing higher on very cold weather and the storm is expected to leave behind a new wave of frigid air.
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He peeled and grated a root, then added a little salt, equal amounts of white vinegar (which acts as a stabilizer) and very cold water.
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"It can be hot, as today; it can rain and be very cold, so the balls are not really flying as I wish," she said.
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It's very cold to hear of the loss via media Breaks my heart TMZ did not immediately return a request for comment from The Hill.
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Cryotherapy is the practice of subjecting tissue or lesions in tissue to very cold temperatures in an effort to kill something that is considered unhealthy.
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It is a very cold morning; at this latitude, it is easy for the mercury to descend from -20º C, causing even thoughts to freeze.
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I WALKED OUTSIDE WE STARTED A CONVERSATION ON 5thAVENUE, VERY COLD, SO I GOT IN THE UBER – EVANS: THE WEATHER WAS COLD, NOT THE PRESIDENT.
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Were we going to continue on as a Western satellite of Paris, with its brooding, Gauloises dragging intellectuals, or just a very cold San Diego?
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You could be very cold and distant, and I often felt I was playing second fiddle to your family (fair), friends (sometimes fair), or work (nahhh).
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"When the doctors cut into a patient — and it's very cold here, you know — steam rises from the body," Mulcahy quietly and somberly tells his interviewer.
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Using an iOS device in very cold conditions outside of its operating range might temporarily shorten battery life and could cause the device to turn off.
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Cars which start up when it is very cold outside run the risk of having condensation build up in their catalytic converters and engines causing rust.
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I don't think he intended to kill Ad Coors, but he had a really bad temper, and I think he was a very cold-blooded man.
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In sharp contrast to the blistering daytime heat, it had suddenly become very cold, which coincided nicely with the fever and flu I felt settling in.
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Lincoln is not a flashy place, and usually it is either very hot — sweltering like a steam room on a recent August afternoon — or very cold.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions, which some people seem to think Capricorns don't have—you can come off as very cold—but we know that's not true!
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I should have found some boots in the one or two very cold places on the early stops of my list and donated them immediately after.
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Far-fetched as it may sound, during spells of very cold weather, Amtrak sends a crew into the tunnels under the Hudson River to remove icicles.
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She alleges that they were not read their rights and she and her baby were placed in "a very cold cell" at a Border Patrol station.
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Although it was very cold, some stallholders were out and about with vintage furniture, cowboy boots, and all the bric-a-brac you could ever want.
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Very cold weather in the U.S. Northeast may have kept some shoppers at home, although industry analysts also reported added demand for coats and other warm clothing.
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After user complaints that the iPhone X's screen becomes unresponsive in very cold weather, Apple has announced it's working on a software update to address the issue.
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Even the streaming sites themselves, says Anne Thompson of IndieWire, a website, admit that "a cold start on one of their platforms can be very cold indeed".
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The good thing about this video is that we don't have any evidence that someone wants to eat Gomez — only that her world is very, very cold.
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Voyager 2 is very cold -- about 3.6 degrees Celsius and close to the freezing point of hydrazine -- causing concerns about the probe's thruster that uses this fuel.
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If you're deciding between the three styles offered, consider the Winter line for very cold climates or bedrooms, otherwise, the Classic and Premier options would be ideal.
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"It gets very cold in the winters and in the mornings and evenings," said Bhimabai Garje, 65, who moved three months ago from her home in Khilad.
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It's a very cold, very wet January day in Touch, Scotland, and everyone on the Outlander crew says I should be covered in head-to-toe waterproofs.
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I went to the barricade every afternoon; it was very cold, and I stood there talking with the guard, never knowing whether my mother could see me.
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When I was performing, I was enjoying it very much, even if it was freezing and the conditions were not perfect, and the keys were very cold.
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"Because they&aposre very cold leads, a lot of times you&aposre working over six to 18 months to build relationships with very casual customers," she said.
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An attorney with the nonprofit visited MDC Brooklyn and observed "very cold" temperatures and inmates widely reporting they were not receiving necessary medical treatment, the lawsuit states.
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The wine was very cold, delicious; her body was relaxing in the thickening warmth of the room, while the clarifying alcohol flashed through her blood like ice.
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" He said he had acted to protect the migrants' dignity, explaining that it "was very cold" and that they were young, perhaps minors, and "needed medical care.
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For everyday warmth in very cold places, consider Columbia's Lost Lager Beanie, a 100% acrylic knit cap that's warm, soft, and even stylish, though that's secondary here.
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Then early one morning he received a message from the team: They had reached the summit, but it was very cold and some in the team had frostbite.
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Named for an indigenous Australian expression (roughly meaning "a very cold night"), the vocal trio would score an astonishing 21 consecutive Top 40 hits between 1969 and 1975.
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Gallery employees are very often women in their thirties who are very fancy, very cold, and very busy, leaning over their laptops in a primal sort of panic.
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The responses, which Mr. Pozner described to the paper as "automated, very generic," and "very cold," said that the conspiracy blog posts represented "fair use" of the material.
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Cars which start up when it is very cold outside run the risk of having condensation build up in their catalytic converters and engines, which could cause rust.
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A conclusive answer did not come until three decades later, when a major break in a very cold case led to the arrest of Joseph J. DeAngelo, 72.
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I am very cold toward him now and would even go as far as admitting to having a grudge against him since the day he asked me that.
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Because the JWST images distant objects in infrared, it must be kept very cold, hence it needs to be shielded from the light and heat of the sun.
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We had to have a conversation about how that wasn't normal, and how people would probably prefer to live inside, especially when it rains and is very cold.
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Today (Saturday): If we start out with sun, it may be the kind that ends up being "self defeating," with cloud development thanks to very cold air aloft.
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Kyle: I can&apost stop flinching every time that happens, not &aposcause it&aposs, like, too hard or, like, too pressurized, but it&aposs just, like, very cold.
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It even has lakes and rivers—except on Titan, the "waterways" are actually liquid methane and ethane (liquid because the surface is very cold, minus-291 degrees Fahrenheit).
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And for downhill skiers and snowboarders, waterproofing is a must, because even the best on the slopes fall over sometimes, and getting wet means getting very cold indeed.
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"We have a great group of volunteers in Iowa, New Hampshire knocking on doors in very, very cold weather, and we're gonna be dependent on them," said Sanders.
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Scientists blamed a series of warm summers for damaging the "very cold permafrost," noting that there was little soil or vegetation to buffer the permafrost from the temperature changes.
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In the September explosion, the super-chilled liquid oxygen had a bad reaction with something inside the propellant tank — one of three small vessels that hold very cold helium.
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"I've been up in Toronto for a while and it's been very cold and dry, so I really used a lot of the Burt's Bees Hand Salve," says Bellisario.
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The Congressional Budget Office on Wednesday poured very cold water on the idea that fallout from eliminating Obamacare's key rule could be reduced by passing another pending Senate bill.
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Back in 2016, a glitch caused some Nest Learning Thermostats to turn off during the winter, as The New York Times reported, leaving some owners with very cold homes.
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"When we have this setup in winter, the winds then come from the east, and this brings a very cold air mass from Scandinavia and Northern Russia," she added.
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The Norwegian athletes, who are accustomed to very cold weather, have adopted several strategies to stay warm in Pyeongchang, according to the team's chief medical officer, Dr. Mona Kjeldsberg.
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"They are notorious for keeping people in very cold rooms with lights on constantly and subjecting them to beatings during interrogation, and we have documented those patterns for years."
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Todd Crawford, chief meteorologist for The Weather Company, added that much of northern Europe could face the first very cold winter since 2012 in January and February next year.
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Using a wealth of new scientific information, a seasoned homicide detective has developed a theory in a very cold case: the death of a mummified man 5,300 years ago.
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It seems very strange that a story so surrounded by beauty, mystery, and gestures toward the divine could be so very cold and devoid of care for its characters.
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And more snow is forecast over the next few days — possibly another four inches by the time we're done on Wednesday evening — as are very cold temperatures through the weekend.
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Their work has helped reveal the shape of biological molecules like proteins by combining beams of electrons with very, very cold temperatures, in the process revolutionizing the field of biochemistry.
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The highfalutin answer to that question is, I grew up in an apartment complex in Toronto, a city where it's very cold, and you spend a lot of time indoors.
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The biggest losers are those invertebrates that are adapted to live in very cold waters, such as the Ross and Weddell Seas to the north and south of the continent.
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Investigators have another theory about the pajamas: The man had dressed in layers because he was cold — very cold, if he was new to New York from a warmer country.
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If it doesn't, and the show continues to follow this vague WWII template, then we'll just end up with a boring old Cold War—albeit a very cold one indeed.
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I was deployed twice to the Far East, and spent time in a dozen other places as well — including a very cold winter in an exercise on the Alaskan tundra.
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Almost all modern wineries use temperature-controlled tanks, but for the Radikons, controlling the temperature meant opening the doors and windows to allow warm air into their very cold cantina.
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"They put us in the cages in a very cold room, and the only thing they gave us was a gray blanket like the ones used to wrap a gift."
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" A spokesman for President Zeman said that he had challenged Mr. Bannon on American tariffs against China, and that the two men had parted ways in a very "cold atmosphere.
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"In our center, they don't turn the heaters on, and it becomes very cold at night," said Mohammed Ceesay, a 17-year-old Gambian who arrived in Sicily in April.
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After the brief pulse of heat during breakup, this free fall through the cold upper atmosphere takes several minutes, which is why meteorites are often very cold when they're found.
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Clues Emerge in a Very Cold Case Before Reading Use the map above to answer the following questions: •What country is highlighted, and what cities are listed on the map?
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Ruengrit Changkwanyuen, an official with the Thai contingent of the international cave diving team, said the boys will also be equipped with wetsuits (the water is very cold), boots, and helmets.
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It was a very cold day, and the few buyers there were trying to keep warm by briskly walking back and forth over the market, trying to find their perfect pig.
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Cryosleep, a process in which an astronaut is put into a state of suspended animation using a drug or a chamber or something very cold, is a common sci fi trope.
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"Think of a cold front that forms when a very cold air mass comes down to the U.S. from Canada," said Don Gurnett, professor of physics at the University of Iowa.
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When it comes to clothing, it's important to bear in mind that, during the day, you're going to get very hot and during the night you're going to be very cold.
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As well as wearing all those clothes, I slept inside a sleeping bag with two huge blankets, and even with all those layers, I was very cold at the highest point.
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You fill the carafe with up to four cups of very cold water, put on the cap, insert the cartridge, and screw the charger holder in place, which releases the gas.
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Cypess is using the chambers to work toward that, and figure out whether there might be a drug that can do what very cold temperatures do: help people burn more calories.
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Late March in Korea is almost spring, but early March can be very cold, and the friend said hapless soldiers sent out to guard barren patches of the DMZ were chilly.
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There is a ham, and some sliced turkey breast, but the main attraction of the day is platters of chilled prawns and oysters, washed down with lots of very cold Champagne.
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The cherry in question is a sweet variety, Bing or Rainier or Queen Anne, usually very cold, although the juice of a cherry left in the sun has a wonderful urgency.
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Benedict said light and fluffy snow, which is great for skiing, snowboarding and sled-riding, is usually the product of very cold temperatures, because all the water molecules have frozen solid.
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"It will surely be a target for JWST, but since the planet is likely very cold, we do not know if JWST will be able to detect it," Del Sordo said.
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"I think back to that 13-year-old girl, who came here on a very cold night, without my parents and with 40 other kids," she said, pausing to gather herself.
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This is based on a classic survey technique called the "feeling thermometer," in which respondents are asked to rate their feelings toward individuals from 0 (very cold) to 100 (very warm).
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"He is in a different, very cold zone [of the prison] and in complete isolation," one of the lawyers, Juan Pablo Badillo, told reporters Tuesday outside the prison, according to NBC News.
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Chobani executive creative director Lisa Smith describes its previous logo as "very cold," so her team pursued a look that was warmer and more optimistic — one that communicated the joy of food.
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"Bezos said that the reason they chose hydrogen fuel cells over solar cells is that they want to operate during the lunar night, which is two weeks long and "gets very cold.
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"Hundreds of thousands have withstood very cold weather over the years for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and we expect this year to be no different," he said, according to FOX5NY.
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On very cold nights, open cabinets beneath the sink to let warm air in and, if you are especially worried about freezing pipes, let a slow drip of water run through them.
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It was very cold, but we were not allowed to speak or cry, and everyone was shushing one another as we fell asleep to the sound of church bells and gunshots outside.
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A large pool of very cold airmass over W Russia and Scandinavia will start progressing W-SW tomorow and spread across central Europe early Sunday, advancing into W Europe and Mediterranean by Monday.
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So for me, as someone who loved everything about the book, the difficult thing was stepping outside of the story to be very cold-eyed about what was necessary and what was not.
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Its role is to design batteries that are compact, light and compatible with ATEX certification; can be charged rapidly; and can operate normally even at very cold temperatures — a major challenge in itself.
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Sam, meanwhile, possesses a unique quality known as "niceness," and Bradley's role as the sweet, gooey center of a very cold, salty donut, has made him a breakout character, and a fan favorite.
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In order to get these massless particles of light to bind together like normal matter, Vuletic and Lukin created an experimental set-up that involves shining a laser through some very cold atoms.
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"A lot of times, if the polar vortex is nearby, it's such a dominating feature that it's very dry and very cold, and all the moisture is deflected away from it," he said.
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It was very cold inside the three-million-year-old cave (they provided jackets), which formed after an earthquake allowed water to seep into the mountainside and wipe out much of the limestone.
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When a server suggested with wide-eyed eagerness that I might like "a very cold glass of milk" with the espresso-chocolate cake, chills went down my spine, and not chills of anticipation.
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Before I headed out to wander Battery Park on a very cold February afternoon, Koebler, Maiberg, and I did some Google Street View exploring to find the exact location the photo was taken.
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"Now it's very cold - temperatures are reaching minus 212 degrees Celsius (-40°F) in the northern provinces," said Bolormaa, adding that snow storms started a month early last year, at the end of October.
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Trump appeared to throw very cold water on the deal in a series of tweets Friday morning, though the details of the proposed bipartisan deal do not exactly line up with his specific criticism.
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Most of the snow will happen along the coast today and tomorrow, and then very cold winds will hammer the northeast US, possibly bringing record-shattering freezing temperatures on Friday and over the weekend.
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In this scenario, Planet 9 is a giant snowball rather than a gas giant, that packed itself up in a very slow and very cold version of the accretionary process that formed the Earth.
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According to The Conversation, in very cold circumstances (let's say, an avalanche, or a mortuary fridge), a body's cells need less oxygen in the lower temperature, so they lapse into a state of hibernation.
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People get so caught up in their day-to-day lives and struggles that when we're faced with a dilemma that isn't directly impacting us we often take a very cold stance against it.
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Given the force of the winds and the heavy snowfall, power outages were possible, the agency said, and added that "very cold temperatures" — roughly 12 to 25 degrees lower than average — could follow the storm.
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It's symptoms at first can look like less serious ailments: confusion or disorientation; shortness of breath; high heart rate; fever, or shivering, or feeling very cold; extreme pain or discomfort; and clammy or sweaty skin.
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"We have observed excessive corrosion in the power steering bolts, though only in very cold climates, particularly those that frequently use calcium or magnesium road salts, rather than sodium chloride (table salt)," the email read.
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In case you didn't notice, it's very cold across parts of the globe, stretching from a good chunk of the U.S. to the UK and Europe and even down into India this New Year's Eve.
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At Uogashi it has been briefly salted and vinegared, and has an effect that is something like eating a bite of pickled herring and chasing it with a gulp of very dry, very cold Champagne.
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Read more: Khabib Nurmagomedov is continuing to shun Conor McGregor and instead wants to fight Tony Ferguson in front of 70,000 Russians"Today was very cold, he doesn't care," a caption on the video read.
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The unconscious head would be kept at a very cold temperature (50 degrees Fahrenheit) to mitigate against brain damage, and be hooked up to two pumps — one supplying continuous blood flow and the other oxygen.
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Many planets that orbit red dwarfs in the habitable zone are tidally locked, meaning the exoplanets have a very cold permanent night on one side and very hot permanent day on the other, Feng said.
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Ann sat on a rock that looked out at the ocean, even though the rock was windswept and must have been very cold, while Christopher ran back and forth on the beach with the kids.
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The ambitious rethinking of Montreal as a partly-underground city made a lot of sense for a number of reasons—particularly the fact that Montreal is a very cold spot to be in the winter.
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When it comes to the city's extraordinarily vibrant hip-hop and R&B scenes, a common throughline is that, because we're often very cold up here, the music we make is just as frigid and distant.
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Our clothes were still wetand we were very cold, so we got sick… I've been in the US for six days and I have never been offered a shower or been able to brush my teeth.
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And, of course, if you've been out in very cold temperatures for a long time, your cold hands could be suffering from the early stages of frostbite — if that's the case, please get that checked out.
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Inhofe is known for denying that climate change is affected by human activity, once throwing a snowball onto the Senate floor to counter arguments about climate change and prove that it was "very, very cold" outside.
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Campbell says she tries to swim five days a week in very cold water, as well as normal club swim training two or three days a week, plus Pilates and yoga at least twice a week.
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Episode 1, "Beginnings and Endings" In true Dark fashion, the season kicks off with a Nietzsche quote and a very cold open — two characters we've never seen before, in a year we've never visited before: 1921.
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Whether it was the very cold winter endured in the northern United States, or the number of deals coming from the rapidly growing destination (some 14,000 hotel rooms are currently in development), tourism has shown resiliency.
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The hit-making rapper, 33, got a very cold reception from the crowd at Tyler, the Creator's annual Camp Flog Gnaw festival on Sunday, where he made a surprise appearance as the night's special musical guest.
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In lighter news, though, Eleven apparently survived last season's run-in with the Demagorgon and is living a very cold life in the snowy woods, subsisting on Eggos and growing out her hair, so that's something.
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In order to see those infrared colors, however, the telescope has to be very cold — less than 45 degrees Fahrenheit above absolute zero — so that its own heat does not swamp the heat from outer space.
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The most obvious and important answer is that the earth is a dynamic place, and a warming planet is still going to be very cold at times, just as a sick person feels healthy some days.
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Kai and Gerda were childhood friends living their happy childhood in their very cold country, when a mean troll broke his mirror and one of the pieces of the mirror pierced Kai's heart, turning into heartless monster.
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She told the committee they were held in CBP custody for 3 or 4 days, where it was "very cold" and they were kept in "a cage" and "forced to sleep on a concrete floor," per NBC.
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The frontlight — essentially a layer above the display that lights up and bounces light off it to illuminate the page — is a Kobo specialty, adjustable from very cold to very warm in cast and everywhere in-between.
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"These Australian fossil feathers are therefore highly significant because they came from dinosaurs and small birds that were living in a seasonally very cold environment with months of polar darkness every year," added second author Benjamin Kear.
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Britain may have to pay a premium to get the gas it needs to cover winter demand, especially if there is a very cold winter like 2012/2013, as it competes with other European countries for supply.
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Bonus pro tip: While you won't need a jacket in the Galápagos, you'll desperately regret not packing one when you're waiting for your connecting flight in Quito, which is high in the Andes and often very cold.
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It took a YouTube video, a walk-in freezer kept at negative 20 degrees Celsius, and some very cold-tolerant engineering students for researchers to finally figure out why freezing soap bubbles resemble glitter in a snow globe.
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A spokesman told Swedish radio that police were seeking to reach the crash site between the north-western part of Lake Akkajaure and the Norwegian border, adding the area has no roads and the weather was very cold.
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Just how cold is up to you — most experts recommend chilled wines around 49-55 degrees F, which is warmer than a home fridge — but Lini says she likes to enjoy hers "very cold," especially during the summer.
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Click here to view original GIFTake the burning hot that is molten aluminum and mix it with the very cold that is liquid nitrogen and dry ice and you get an awesome as hell experiment that breaks science.
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We have the Rocky Mountain to our west, we have the Gulf of Mexico in our south, we have Canada and very cold air masses coming down from the north, all of those things combined make Tornado Alley.
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I'm being serious when I say that in the hands of a master conversationalist, a well-timed, perfectly placed "Hot enough for you?" can serve delight on a very hot day or (even better) a very cold one.
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Current MEG scanners are cumbersome and weigh as much as half a tonne, partly because the sensors they use to measure the brain's magnetic field need to be kept very cold - at minus 269 degrees Celsius, Barnes' team explained.
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Junior staff writer Caroline Haskins joined us this fall and immediately started writing thoughtful pieces about breaking news both very hot and very cold, including an attempted murder in Antarctica, Kim Kardashian's private firefighters, and wildfire refugees in California.
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"We saw it was going to be very cold and went and got long johns and everything before we came," Sarah Polson, a tourist who is visiting the city from South Carolina for the parade, told NBC New York.
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"We have observed excessive corrosion in the power steering bolts, though only in very cold climates, particularly those that frequently use calcium or magnesium road salts, rather than sodium chloride (table salt)," Tesla wrote in an email to customers.
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Taken from their set at Peckham Springs, this one's a three hour run through hard funk, shiny disco classicism, churning minimal house and tops-off big room bangers that sounded absolutely perfect with a very cold beer in hand.
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Super cold temps Forecasters said the "very cold" temperatures would hang around until Thursday, meaning people in the Deep South and other areas would have to pull out their heaviest coats, dress in lots of layers, or stay inside.
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The "feeling thermometer scale" asks voters to rank candidates and institutions on a scale of 0 to 100, in which 100 is very warm or favorable, zero is very cold or unfavorable and 50 is neutral or no feeling.
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"The first night in the shelter was very cold and sad," said Ronald Carrasco, a quiet and nervous 17-year-old who'd traveled to the U.S. from Honduras to join his father, whom he hadn't seen in 173 years.
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For instance, if I take my dog Henry out in very cold weather (which has been a while; it's not so cold in L.A.) he starts walking slower and looks at me often or even just stops walking when he's finished.
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Along with finding the source of Blood Falls, the scientists also provided more context for life forms that had previously been discovered there: tiny microbes capable of surviving in super salty, high-iron, very cold water, without sunlight, under a glacier.
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I didn't really know what people's intentions were, and things were always very cold, and the industry was very payola — in order to get this you have to do this for them — and I just don't believe in fake relationships.
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Though the face of the metal applicator heads are very cold when Rebecca clicks them into place around my navel, I try to remember that in mere minutes, my paunch will be heated up to point that will likely be unpleasant.
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France's spot power price for Monday delivery jumped 52 euros early on Friday to 100 euros ($111) per megawatt hour (MWh), its highest since February 2012 in a rare spike more typically seen during peak demand on very cold winter days.
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However, its UK retail business saw like-for-like gaming revenue fall 3 percent which the company blamed on "very cold weather" early in the year and negative publicity around the government's move to cut maximum stakes on betting terminals (FOBTs).
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He said that what we do know about lobsters is that when their bodies get very cold, they move slower and respond more slowly to stimuli, which is why many chefs traditionally ice their lobsters before tossing them in the post.
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When he wants to describe profanity as beneficial for something other than teaching neuroscience, he reports on studies showing that people can keep their hands immersed in very cold water for longer if they shout swear words while they suffer.
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And climatologists predict that the number of very cold days when the temperature dips below minus-22 degrees Fahrenheit will halve over the next 30 years — from 44.2 today to 22.6 — even with significant cuts to global carbon emission rates.
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I probably looked ridiculous just holding the warm burger in my frozen fingers (even inside the station surrounded by so many people, it was very cold) in front of my face, so I opened my mouth and took a bite.
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" Prosecutors say the victim's abuse lasted for more than two years — and only stopped after someone the victim knew through Celebration Church in Jacksonville, Florida, saw her "washing cars in very cold weather with insufficient clothing and found [that] behavior to be strange.
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"We suffered a few collapses that widened the sinkhole, and our technical rescue team firefighters were exposed to raw sewage at a fast, flowing rate, as well as very cold water," Chief Charles Hood of the San Antonio Fire Department told WOAI.
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Now, we have very warm water in the Gulf of Mexico and all around the coast of Florida, it's going to warm the air above it and that warm air is going to clash with very cold air coming from the north.
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"Right now I can feel that I'm getting tired a little bit because we are more than two-and-a-half weeks here and it's always very cold," he said, wrapped up in a thick jacket and woolly hat inside the media room.
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And while he learned a lot filming, he got some pretty unbelievable experiences in the wilderness as well — his favorite being when he was dunked in a waterfall: "One because I was submerged in very cold water while in the jacket," he said.
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In order for your favorite lake to be covered with the (at least) three to four inches of ice necessary for your safety, it needs to be very cold for a long time, so be prepared to face polar temperatures, and probably snow.
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When employees at a Plainfield, Indiana Amazon fulfillment center complained about having no heat — in the dead of a very cold winter — it was a startling reminder of reports of grueling working conditions and treatment at many of the commerce giants centers.
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" That first night after they were detained, Eileen said, the family was placed in a detention facility near the border in Washington: David was put with a male-only population while Eileen and their son were put in a "a very cold cell.
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I've worn my Ex Gold Down jacket in heavy snow and in driving rain and on some very cold days, and frankly, when paired with a couple of layers of innerwear, the jacket kept me too warm once my heart rate was up.
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"I liked learning about the science—like how when water becomes very cold it becomes ice, and putting hot water on ice makes steam— and figuring out how to get the items that Thalo and Grit needed (like goggles),"she told me.
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I reached out to Robert Bayer, executive director of The Lobster Institute at the University of Maine, who felt that if you wanted to numb a lobster before killing it, you just needed to put it on ice or in very cold fresh water.
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Now DHS will tell you "well, we don't keep it any colder than it should be and we definitely don't use it as a punitive measure," but people that I've talked to that have been to them have said that they are very very cold.
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The water temperatures will be around 28.6 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 1.9 degrees Celsius), which is below the normal freezing point because of the high salinity — so the divers could get very cold in a 45-minutes dive despite their thick diving suits, she said.
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"We were allowed in very briefly to check that there wasn't any major damage and to deal with our stock, and it was very strange, very cold, to come into the empty market," said Charles Danjou, who runs The French Comte, a cheese stall.
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In the past, the "state-created danger" doctrine has been applied when a police officer ejected a person from a bar late at night in very cold weather, or when a public employer failed to address toxic mold that caused workers to fall ill.
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According to festival runner Myles Mangino's interview with Page Six, the festival's organizer, Danny Bitar, allegedly fired staff at the beginning of the festival due to lack of funds, allegedly leaving many without a place to sleep or food to eat during a very cold night.
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"Mars is a very difficult environment for power systems, with less sunlight than Earth or the moon, very cold nighttime temperatures, very interesting dust storms that can last weeks and months that engulf the entire planet," said Steve Jurczyk, associate administrator of NASA's Space Technology Mission Directorate.
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Shortly thereafter, the pilot announced over the loudspeaker: "Guys, we have some loose snake on the plane, but we don't know where it is," which is really up there in scary things you don't want to hear your pilot say while flying over a very cold ocean.
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"Mars is a very difficult environment for power systems, with less sunlight than Earth or the moon, very cold nighttime temperatures, very interesting dust storms that can last weeks and months that engulf the entire planet," said Steve Jurczyk, associate administrator of NASA's Space Technology Mission Directorate.
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The 1994 film adaptation of Little Women opens on a very cold winter in which the fortunes of the March family are about to change, and between the weather and some pivotal scenes that take place at Christmas, I've always thought of it as a Christmas movie.
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The plant is "very cold-hardy, and is most abundant in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, where it has a long history of use as a food and medicinal plant," according to the New York DEC , which added that the plant is found mostly everywhere except for the south.
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" When asked to clarify, Olympios said, "She's very aggressive — she was very cold when I saw her before the show, which I don't think I was supposed to, because everybody got very nervous when we bumped into each other and you could tell they were like, 'Oh, shit.
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Winter in New England is very cold, so we can't grow the same amount of food year around," Bündchen explains, and adds, "During the growing season, we love our salads made from the spinach, kale, arugula, tomatoes cucumbers, zucchinis, squash and the other delicious things from our garden.
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Oh Man, Someone Is Finally Going Inside NASA&aposs Inflatable Space HouseNo need to panic, just because a frail human body—made up of eminently breakable bone, skin, and…Read more ReadWilliams' first impression of the place was that it was very dark, very cold, and very clean.
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In 2012, Ahmad got the Bultemeier investigation, by then a very cold case, reassigned to E.D.N.Y. The next year, with Cheibani "in the wind," as Ahmad put it, she obtained an indictment, and soon afterward the French Army caught him in an Al Qaeda column in northern Mali.
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For them, the winter brings with it its own unique set of dangers, some of which can be easily guarded against—if it gets very, very cold, for instance, a chihuahua might simply don a Canada Pooch parka, or snuggle up with its owner in a nice warm bed.
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We were the only people in the little shelter at the stop, huddling together against the wind, which was sharper than I had expected; it wasn't very cold but it was cold enough for our coats, for the scarves we had draped around each other before heading out.
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Though many of Trump's voters haven't wavered in their support of the president, there is one small but notable exception: Fourteen percent of women with a college degree now harbor "very cold" feelings toward the president — compared with just a tiny fraction who felt that way immediately after the election.
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"And it's a major obstacle to achieving agreement on issues where our national interest may converge, so I said, just from a very cold blooded cost benefit ratio, that you shouldn't meddle in our elections because you're not advancing Russian interest, and I hope that was persuasive to them," Bolton said.
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On Monday in Moscow national security adviser John Bolton said he thinks Russia's meddling in the 2016 US election did not have any effect on the outcome and warned Russian officials that, from a "very cold blooded cost benefit ratio," interfering in the American electoral process is not worth the trouble.
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"And it's a major obstacle to achieving agreement on issues where our national interest may converge, so I said, just from a very cold blooded cost benefit ratio, that you shouldn't meddle in our elections because you're not advancing Russian interest, and I hope that was persuasive to them," he added.
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That's why you can go running in very cold temperatures wearing a light sweater and pants, but if you were just sitting around outside in the same cold climate, you'd need to bundle up in a heavy jacket and hat, or you'd start to shiver, to stay warm, Pontzer explained.
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But invigorating cold winds of change are blowing in Stockholm (both literally and figuratively — it was very cold while I was visiting, making me wish I'd brought one of those enormous puffy coats with me), and those low-ego, sensible Swedes seem to be catching up on the Silicon Valley ethos as well.
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"We must remember that cold-blooded species, especially when living in very cold environments, have less of a problem with oxidative stress than mammals do, because the main source of free radicals in our bodies is the oxygen metabolism that we need to perform in order to keep warm," he told Gizmodo.
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When the researchers looked at average temperatures in the 30 days before these women gave birth, they found that the prevalence of gestational diabetes was 4.6% among those exposed to very cold temperatures (14 degrees Fahrenheit or lower), compared to 7.7% among those exposed to very hot temperatures (75 degrees Fahrenheit or higher).
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"We think the spring fashion season has got off to a tough start, not helped by very cold temperatures in late February and early March in major European markets," RBC Capital Markets said in a note, adding it will put downward pressure on consensus earnings forecasts for Q1 and the full year.
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Later he worked stocking inventory at Fresh Direct in Long Island City, in Queens, but the stocking room was very cold, so he took a job in Floral Park, near the border with Nassau County, for a uniform company, which required him to leave his apartment in the Bronx at 3 a.m.
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I thought Alex Cora might go to Porcello tonight to ease up on Eovaldi, but after watching Kelly dominate the Dodgers with his 99 miles-per-hour pitches on this very cold night, I wonder if Cora and the Red Sox wanted to go with Eovaldi because he also has sizzling stuff.
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This Is Kiruna: How to Move a City is a delightful little film made by the Swedish government that focuses on the massive infrastructural effort required to relocate a city—and one above the Arctic Circle no less, where it's very cold, covered in deep snow, and completely dark for some of the year.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's national security adviser John Bolton said Monday in Moscow he thinks Russia's meddling in the 2016 US election did not have any effect on the outcome and warned Russian officials that, from a "very cold blooded cost benefit ratio," interfering in the American electoral process is not worth the trouble.
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Trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs) are minor objects that orbit the Sun at a distance greater than Neptune does at 30 AU. We suspect there are thousands of TNOs in our solar system, and while they may seem distant and unimportant, they're essentially scraps from the formation of the solar system—so very old and very cold.
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Two hours before moonrise, 20 feet below the sparkling, gloss black surface of a nighttime foreign ocean, six very cold men in black dry suits, LAR V Draeger rebreathers, and so much combat equipment they can barely move, huddle inside a 22-foot long, flat black, metal tube as it chortles along quietly beneath the dark sea.
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This is probably just the result of good research, because deserts actually do get very cold at night, but the snow might also be a reference to the acclaimed 2017 anime Girls Last Tour, which follows two friends as they ride around in a tank-like moped and try to survive in the icy, bombed-out ruins of society after a great war.
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"What we've decided is that given the unpredictability, combined with our inability to do anything about it in winter - no aircraft in the continent, it's dark, it's very cold; all those kinds of issues - then actually the prudent thing to do is withdraw our staff, close the station down in a controlled manner and then go back in next summer," he told BBC News.
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Their way of contesting ownership of an uninhabited island in the Arctic would better suit a dinner party than a battlefield: It comes down to B.Y.O.B. Hans Island is really just a large rock, but it happens to lie smack dab in the middle of the Nares Strait, a 22-mile-wide channel of very cold water separating Canada and Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark.
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The researchers also point to three other celestial events that may have occurred within living memory of the runestone's inscription: a major solar storm in 775 CE that turned skies red, a very cold summer that same year, and the near-total solar eclipse of 810 CE. Latent anxieties about climate, absorbed into intergenerational storytelling, could have been further activated by these weird cosmic anomalies.
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