We warm to the alternating narrators as they warm to each other: Malcolm, "the band nerd with the disreputable family," and Ellery, the true-crime buff whose mom is in rehab.
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Many voters, in Florida at least, warm to a conservative.
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His heart was warm to the things of his King.
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It's not too warm to say that was a problem.
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And, the pair of princes seemed to warm to each.
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Dissolve the rosin into warm to the touch olive oil.
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The top didn't feel very soft or warm to me.
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On the surface, that's something that Kanye might warm to.
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She's still warm to me, but it's awkward being together.
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Republicans in Wisconsin did not immediately warm to Mr. Trump.
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Or rather, to warm to a warped image of him.
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John McCain, but the audience didn't warm to the issue.
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Trump's welcome has been less than warm, to say the least.
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We see her make others laugh, and we warm to her.
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It didn't take long for him to warm to the idea.
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But with Cyrus by his side, they quickly warm to him.
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Not all of us warm to or can do I.T. work.
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Of 21 Winter Olympic Cities, Many May Soon Be Too Warm to Host the Games | Because of climate change, by midcentury many prior Winter Games locations may be too warm to ever host the Olympics again.
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Because it's too warm to worry about what's happening on your head.
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It's just beautiful, positive, and warm to see an interracial lesbian couple.
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I didn't really warm to them too much in those early years.
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Republican national security hawks may not warm to this sort of deregulation.
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And yet, despite that, you warm to him and will him on.
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For another, it is warm to the touch, particularly as regards sex.
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Eventually, the two warm to each other and begin sharing their stories.
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The party itself hasn't always been warm to the Vermont senator, either.
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But once clients warm to the service, other cultural differences identify themselves.
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But Cruz was slow to warm to the idea, according to CNN.
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The kids warm to him because that passion feels so authentic it's infectious.
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Some warm to a fellow blingtastic billionaire, and welcome a more transactional relationship.
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Accessibility is why some organizations have been slow to warm to simulated sports.
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Gradually I started to warm to the idea of giving it a try.
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A cool morning will gradually warm to a high of near 85. Ace.
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She's too naturally warm to play the role with that sort of distance.
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The resin was still warm to the touch, "like fresh bread," he added.
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Like most well-read conservatives, Ahmari was slow to warm to the president.
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I should have taken that injured bird somewhere safe and warm to die.
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The path, by one measure, goes from warm to icy to warm again.
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However, he has appeared to warm to at least some targeted trade actions.
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The weather outside suddenly shifts from being warm to cold, or cold to warm.
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Although they adored Dallas-Smith, the Smithsons did not warm to The Economist's staff.
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Might voters warm to a different deal from the one negotiated by Mrs May?
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Markets would warm to the government when it began implementing its policies, he said.
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Many Democratic senators have yet to warm to the legislation and some want changes.
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It was warm to watch, like electricity, as if I'd seen the last dinosaurs.
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Middle-class voters could well warm to the tax cuts by November, he said.
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We watch two adversaries mature, warm to each other, then age into each other.
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Polls show the public has been slow to warm to the tax cuts bill.
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Drizzle the glaze over rolls while they're still warm to make them extra gooey.
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Room temperature today is around 70 degrees Fahrenheit — far too warm to properly store wine.
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This display makes me want to light a fire and grab something warm to drink!
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It's simultaneously inspiring and disheartening in an industry that doesn't always warm to late-bloomers.
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She needs liberals to warm to her and Americans to see her as a president.
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Less gentle was the frigid water, which wouldn't warm to swimsuit-worthy temperatures until July.
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Make Alison Roman's recipe for cinnamon rolls and bring them, warm, to someone who's suffering.
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There's something narrow about his world view, very puritan, that makes me not warm to him.
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The real Lightbringer is believed to glow and be warm to the touch, just like Nessa.
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This helped her warm to the task and she became much more comfortable talking about Breadwoman.
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Heat to about 180°F; the oil should be warm to the touch, but not hot.
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At some point, as you go from warm to hot, that effect swamps out the others.
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On set, the director says it took her a while to warm to her lead actress.
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Music executives might warm to these arguments if YouTube comes up with more cash for them.
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Be warm to both of them and avoid talking about the feud (or your broken heart).
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My position is, more or less, while the spotlight is still warm, to show people options.
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The shift from warm to cool is very slight, meaning the device can't produce much power.
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Trump is historically unpopular but voters have also been slow to warm to calls for impeachment.
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Why would a couple spend time with people who aren't warm to one of its members?
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There have been reports of brown bears, too warm to hibernate, out looking for meals, too.
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The nurses rushed him into an incubator and kept him warm to ensure that he would survive.
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Kareem handed out another round of cigarettes, making jokes in the hopes they would warm to us.
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At ground level, it's too warm to support snowfall, but more mountainous areas don't have that problem.
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Many on the right have been slow to warm to Trump, wary of his conservative bona fides.
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Kerber took a while to warm to her task on a cool morning in the California desert.
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It does feel a little odd at first for the AirPods to be warm to the touch.
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But once Trump started spewing his racist and bigoted remarks, GOP voters seemed to warm to him.
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TV that the public would warm to the progressive ideas being introduced by lawmakers, such as Rep.
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It is taking longer for the public to warm to the tax bill than Republicans would like.
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While moviegoers may warm to one movie's hero, they could just as easily reject a spin-off.
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She's the Niagara Falls of charisma, and as warm to the touch as Clinton can be cold.
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Suburban Atlanta's highly educated, high-income residents did not warm to Trump's populism or his outrageous persona.
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But it's O.K. to have a show be warm, to have people looking out for each other.
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When I do see her at family events, she is cold to me, while warm to others.
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Over time, though, as retailers become warm to working with Amazon, they could start to adopt AWS.
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In truth, they have only just begun to warm to the idea of impeaching President Donald Trump.
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We're meant to warm to Hannah and Andrew as they wear each other down with good-natured ribbing.
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Click here to view original GIFRoll it inside out and the flashlight's glow goes from warm to cool.
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She makes you feel and know and warm to her characters without ever showing how she does it.
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Initially, it took me a little while to warm to the sensor placement on the Honor 20 Pro.
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The stock market, which has been favoring a Clinton win, would warm to a Trump presidency, said Ross.
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He was very engaging, very warm to everybody and really interested in hearing about them and their experience.
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We think the answer is some nice, lightweight layers — pieces that can transition you from warm to cold.
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It's not unusual for a phone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 to occasionally get warm to the touch.
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Republicans contend that more people will warm to the tax bill when they see its effects next year.
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But over time, he said, Ms. Johnson helped her family warm to the idea of different gender expressions.
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It is the times when she is at her weakest that they — grudgingly — seem to warm to her.
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In only a few minutes, my can of Dr. Pepper went from uncomfortably warm to crisp and cool.
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"A great talent with a kind heart; always so warm to me," fellow Oscar winner Marlee Maitlin tweeted.
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You know how this kind of story goes — Bella and Alfie, the polar opposites, warm to each other.
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It can even soften something known as Trashcan Nachos and make your hardened, cynical heart warm to the idea.
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Democrats warm to fight against EPA nominee Hunting has also embroiled Trump Jr. and his brother, Eric, in controversy.
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"I would recommend washing your face and body with warm to lukewarm water, wherever you live," Dr. Mahto explains.
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Eventually, he worked his way over to a biscuit in the pen and seemed to warm to the crowd.
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And this wasn't easy; insurers did not warm to the marketplaces as the law's drafters and boosters had expected.
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One of the many problems for Bloomberg, however, is that the Democratic Party seems disinclined to warm to him.
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The Champagne region may become too warm to grow top-quality grapes, according reporting from The Atlantic and Vinepair.
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By 48 percent to 23 percent, they'd warm to a candidate promising to provide a check on Trump's presidency.
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Republicans are hopeful that voters will ultimately warm to the tax law when they file their taxes next year.
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"Black people in the North are much more warm to [Sanders] than black people in the South," says Demissie.
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Adding to the problem, Dr. Worobo said, is that many people keep their refrigerators too warm to begin with.
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He has also questioned the scientific consensus that human activity is causing the planet to warm to dangerous levels.
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Trump's aides had apparently helped the president, who was previously unfamiliar with Gantz, warm to the towering Israeli challenger.
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It took me a while to warm to Bernard Holcomb who, as Otello, should have been the alpha male.
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Because the samples have to be kept warm to survive, working with frozen material was an easier way to begin.
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We doubt that Pence will get Trump to completely warm to us, but maybe he'll get a little bit closer.
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But it may not warm to Mr Sánchez's gambit, and that gives the prime minister a slim hope of survival.
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Keep in mind with water, it takes several months for the transition from cold to warm and warm to cold.
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There's none of the weird warm-to-blue color shifting that the iPhone X and Pixel 2 XL suffers from.
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When it's warm to the touch, release and tug at the ends for a few seconds to loosen the curl.
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I tried to adjust the volume on a call once and noticed that the function keys were warm to touch.
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But not everyone is likely to immediately warm to the idea of renting a home during a work-related trip.
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The caucus, which will officially be announced Thursday, comes as an increasingly larger number of Democrats warm to the idea.
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But Mr. Ryan is not warm to the idea of a group drafting him to be his party's standard-bearer.
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He said state officials did not warm to the idea because some felt it was federal intervention in their systems.
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"Try rose, lavender and blue on cool complexions and coral, olive and violet-red on warm to brighten your complexion."
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The pants have extra reinforcing pads on the backside and knees and promise to keep you warm to minus 120.
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We have had vastly different life experiences, but she has never been anything but warm to me and my family.
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Other regions across the country can expect to have temperatures fluctuate from warm to chilly and vice versa, she said.
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Ugg boots are very toasty but many models are not waterproof, and some find them too warm to wear indoors.
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Trump is unlikely to warm to images of one of the UK's most senior representatives enjoying the hospitality of Havana.
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But several months later, he began to warm to the idea, and he thought back on his correspondence with Latimer.
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The mixture should feel warm to the touch, dip your pinkie tip into the bowl to test for the temperature. 8.
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"It was important that he found somewhere warm to stay for the night, at minimum," she said, according to the outlet.
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They warm to each other, and you can see why: Frances gets a mother figure, and Greta gets her handbag back.
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Republican leaders contend more voters will warm to the plan when they start seeing the tax cuts reflected in their paychecks.
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Drawing crowds in detail took a long time, I do remember, but people really seem to warm to detailed / intricate work.
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Because of climate change, by midcentury many prior Winter Games locations may be too warm to ever host the Olympics again.
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Mr. Singer, who ardently opposed Mr. Trump during the Republican primary, seemed to warm to the new president after his election.
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I had no worries about trying to fit into a group or having to chat with someone I didn't warm to.
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While both have seen instant Emmy success, it will clearly take the Oscars a little more time to warm to streaming.
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But he started to warm to the idea of a faith that was led by discussion and asking questions — not tradition.
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Imagine if you could run heat through its skin so that it feels not like cold rubber but warm to the touch?
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We have just three years to do this, or the planet will warm to levels that kick off irreversible, catastrophic climate changes.
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America's Catholic bishops, at least, have obvious differences with the current president, often over the very policies which conservative evangelicals warm to.
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And one of those trends is increased extreme weather, including winters too warm to ski and winters too cold to go outside.
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He had talked to aides and consultants, had polling conducted and asked friends whether they thought Mr. Trump might warm to him.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's primary victory last week — to warm to her, to imagine that she isn't going to tear down the castles.
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Still, given the mood in the room, it was unsurprising that the reviews of Ms. Nixon's performance ranged from warm to fiery.
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Normally the area over the kneecap is cooler than the rest of the leg, but the patient's was warm to the touch.
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SUVs, though, have been a major exception, with the segment growing 45.6 percent year-to-date, as Chinese warm to larger cars.
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For and against a Space Force Some members of Congress, especially those in the House of Representatives, appear warm to the idea.
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Scaramucci was not as dismissive of Yellen as Trump is, saying he believes the New York property developer would warm to her eventually.
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As more governments warm to the idea of real-time surveillance of their citizens using Facebook's tools, it would mark a welcome shift.
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Even the medical industry, the psychiatrists and psychologists, have started to warm to the idea that Indigenous spirituality is essential for Indigenous healing.
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Peguero's parents were supportive of their daughter nonetheless, but they didn't warm to Martínez's mother, who they thought was judgmental of their family.
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So instead of the cold, metal exterior robots normally have, Lovot is actually warm to the touch, and perfect for giving tender hugs.
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Few Latin American governments instinctively warm to the idea of Yanqui sanctions; many were horrified by Mr Trump's talk of a "military option".
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They're not likely to warm to him if he taunts the first major-party female presidential candidate with the sins of her husband.
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In the original Arktek, it was simple water ice, frozen in semicircular plastic containers and then allowed to warm to slightly above freezing.
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They warned that if Suzanne didn't warm to Ickenroth immediately, she probably never would -- and she certainly wouldn't allow Ickenroth to photograph her.
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Even if it's too warm to wear some of the items now, it's a smart idea to grab them on sale for later.
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One of the students, Kita Rhodes of rural Prosperity, S.C., said African-American patients could be wary of providers, but warm to her.
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The New York Senate is also Republican-dominated, and the party hasn't been warm to either minimum wage hikes or paid family leave.
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I find him inspirational because the stuff he was communicating about was essentially statistics, and that's not something people are immediately warm to.
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It didn't take long for people who had been watching the day's swearing-in ceremonies on C-Span to warm to Cal's move.
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As Chinese warm to overseas stocks and bonds, foreign firms who jump in now will be well-positioned to sell into the trend.
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When you're dealing with the close quarters demanded by first-person narration, it's inevitable that you won't warm to all your interlocutors equally.
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He returned with something wrapped in the paper, and, when he handed the package over to me, it was warm to the touch.
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For and against a Space Force Some members of Congress, especially Republicans in the House of Representatives, have appeared warm to the idea.
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We looked at other cities that have hosted and found that by 2050, many of them may be too warm to host again.
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When he views being "tough" on China as the best course, he could warm to the "hawks" such as Lighthizer and Navarro, Dollar said.
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Suh, who's accustomed to mild California winters, knew she would need something warm to ward off the crisp East Coast air at the march.
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But those who have warmed to her still don't seem to believe their neighbors will warm to her enough to vote for her, too.
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The frowning Jyn is a passable amalgam of Luke and Leia, but we never warm to her as much as we warmed to them.
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But people familiar with Toyota's plans said the automaker thinks demand will perk up as more countries, including China, warm to fuel cell technology.
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It is not obvious why such voters, sick of Mr Trump's antics, would warm to a Democrat offering a different set of implausible promises.
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The men who operate the furnaces that heat the water for hammams in the medina also keep the coals warm to cook tanjia overnight.
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These soft, quick-dry garments employ innovative knitted fabrics that trap heat generated by the body so you can stay warm to the core.
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He wants audiences to warm to the idea of solidarity and allyship from non-Black people, as if we've never considered such revolutionary partnerships.
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Payers likely won't warm to smart pills like Abilify MyCite while evidence of their benefits remains meager — but smart pills aren't doomed just yet.
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"So when we get these quick swings from warm to cooler, the turtles that haven't made it south definitely get into trouble," he added.
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And Republicans are hopeful the public will continue to warm to their tax-cut bill, the GOP's signature legislative achievement since Trump took office.
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Eventually the Long Island waters became too warm to support the abundance of lobsters, but Mr. Tabibian rediscovered them in Maine five years ago.
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Music is what they have within themselves to keep warm, to keep moving and to keep hearing hope, even if it's only a whisper.
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Confidence: Medium Thursday should feature brighter conditions, with partly to mostly sunny skies as temperatures warm to the upper 50s to around 60 degrees.
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Stoll, a professor of history at Fordham University, does not relate his own story, and his book is not especially warm to the touch.
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Mariño learned another crucial tip from the sweet side: When combining previously separated eggs, both parts should be warm to ensure a happy reunion.
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It also represents a delayed vindication for the ACA's advocates, who long argued that voters would warm to it once it was fully implemented.
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"Under his chipper veneer, I'm wary that Mourinho is likely the same antagonistic character, and I'm unsure I'll ever warm to him," he wrote.
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Maybe that's needed for music to exist in a way, to be vibrant, to be alive, to be warm, to lead you to places.
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When he opened a restaurant offering southwestern fare in New York in the 1980s, he found diners needed a while to warm to the style.
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It also argued against "hot idling" the coke works, where the ovens are kept warm to prevent damage to them but no coke is produced.
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Will millennials warm to the expanded flexibility, or will they feel subtly attacked for the Sero exposing the intensity of their (okay, our) smartphone addiction?
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Add the mix from blender into a large pot set on medium heat, stirring frequently until mixture is warm to the touch but not boiling.
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On a sweltering night, Rodriguez took some time to warm to his task, but struck a heavy blow to Poland's confidence in the 40th minute.
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Analysts believe more institutional investors could warm to the digital token after derivatives operator CME Group announced it would introduce bitcoin futures contracts this year.
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Appropriately, and probably just as Mr. Lachenmann hoped, this is music hard to warm to, but there is no question that he achieved his effects.
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However, it remains to be seen whether Apple fans would warm to yet another spike in price for an iPhone and it may hit demand.
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We looked at other cities that have hosted the Games and found that by 2050, many of them may be too warm to host again.
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Whether Americans, caught up in an ongoing debate about the healthcare system, will warm to a more jaundiced view of medicine remains to be seen.
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These are generic questions, and it's possible that voters would warm to a particular septuagenarian socialist, especially when the alternative is a certain septuagenarian Republican.
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Highs still manage to warm to the mid-to-upper 50s and, if the storm system is slow on the approach, low 60s are possible.
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Real estate market temperatures in the commuter suburbs around New York City range from warm to sizzling, having never really cooled down for the winter.
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If some United States baseball stars have been slow to warm to the W.B.C., which began in 2006, the Dominicans, in particular, stand in contrast.
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He is a "hard-nosed" leader who does not warm to dissent but who can inspire, said an executive who worked for him at Nielsen.
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McIlroy had never faced Woods, 216, in match play, and he clearly had no idea how quickly the conditions could change from warm to chilly.
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Cows' behavior suggests an ability to feel emotion, as they warm to people who pet them and produce less milk among people who frighten them.
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CALLING RETAIL SHOPPERS Retail investors have been slow to re-warm to leveraged loan funds, deterred by repeatedly dashed hopes of near-term Fed rate hikes.
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Several recent climate models have suggested the Earth's climate could warm to a far higher temperature than scientists previously predicted, according to a report from Bloomberg.
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So you have an area of low shear right off the coast of Mexico, and the waters there are certainly plenty warm to support nasty hurricanes.
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These streaks are located on canyons near the equator, an area which the scientists say is too warm to support melting ice deposits near the surface.
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But Mr Sanders also seems keen to talk about sexism towards women and racism against blacks, two groups that did not warm to him in 2016.
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"It is very hard now for the government to find any new policy by which they could shake voter opinion and warm to them," Manning said.
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In most towns and cities with a football club, there are those who struggle to warm to the side for personal and perhaps even philosophical reasons.
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If these viewers can get past their "enough already with the '60s" gag reflex, they too will surely warm to this study of full-force fame.
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With its warm-to-hot summers and blisteringly cold winters (the temperature hovers around the -70C mark while here), Montreal is a city of two faces.
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She was persuaded to run by another Conservative who told her that people would warm to her because she has a friendly demeanor and kind eyes.
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She did not warm to the duke's wife, the former Wallis Simpson, who snapped at him for calling their lap dog Tom-Tom instead of Thomas.
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HANDSOME DEVIL Two roommates (Fionn O'Shea and Nicholas Galitzine), outcasts for different reasons, begin to warm to each other at a rugby-obsessed Irish boarding school.
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He was a huge influence on how I thought about myself, how I could warm to the limelight and the path I became determined to take.
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The Americans is a slow burn of a show, the sort that takes a bit, or a season, to warm to, but leaves you deeply invested.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg released a plan Monday appealing to Latinos, voters who have been slow to warm to his campaign compared to his competitors.
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While established areas may have been the first to warm to the idea of solar power, up-and-coming neighborhoods seem to be coming around too.
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While established areas may have been the first to warm to the idea of solar power, up-and-coming neighborhoods seem to be coming around too.
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It's hard to believe that the traditional Republican base that carried Trump's electoral win across the country would warm to this histrionic display of rhetorical fireworks.
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Walk down the town's narrow cobblestone alleyways and you'll be greeted by rows of glistening pork knuckles—a deep red hue and warm to the touch.
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The comments from Hulu and NBC echo other comments from executives at YouTube and J.P. Morgan in April, who also thought Netflix would ultimately warm to advertising.
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Slowly but surely, we come to understand and respect this outlaw bunch, just as we might warm to the families in "Only Fools and Horses" and "Shameless".
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Many voters decided that, even if they did not warm to him personally, Mr Abe was more likely than any of the alternatives to keep them safe.
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And during that time, he did not warm to the press, according to Peter Zeidenberg, a former federal prosecutor who worked with Mueller at the Justice Department.
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The necessary pressure to create it can be found on Earth, but our planet is mostly too warm to form Ice-VII, let alone keep it stable.
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The sound shifts from warm to cold, smooth to jagged, lush to denuded as it strains to match West's oscillations between gladness and despondency, devotion and suspicion.
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Apple, slow to warm to India, "now wants to catch up its lost ground, " said Arvind Singhal, chairman of Technopak, a business consulting firm in New Delhi.
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Not least among the challenges: Getting Americans to warm to a bank that has been maligned as a symbol of Wall Street greed during the 2008 crisis.
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Trump has been unusually warm to Putin, a strongman met with scorn by prominent American leaders in both parties, and senior Russian leaders have appeared similarly complimentary.
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Despite the fact that Tokyo has rolled out its own virtual reality arcade earlier this year, U.S. VR companies are still slow to warm to the idea.
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As Americans warm to the idea of expanded government, left-leaning economists and public health experts are creating blueprints for the very policies that Schultz deems impossible.
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He has also threatened to impose tariffs on European goods and cars; hardly the policies that would make most liberal politicians, like Mark Rutte, warm to Trump.
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He is also poised to meet with Republican officials and potentially some members of Congress, many of whom have taken some time to warm to his candidacy.
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According to the BBC, if no action is taken, the world is expected to continue to warm to the tune of about 4.5 degrees Celsius by 2100.
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Experts believe more institutional traders could start to warm to bitcoin as derivatives like futures and ETFs (exchange-traded funds) Bitcoin hit an above $15,000 on Thursday.
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The shoeshine boy Ragged Dick, the hero of one Alger novel, does good deeds that cause strangers to warm to him and give him a leg up.
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The Co-Op&aposs Revelcloud is the perfect example of that — lightweight so not to hold you back, yet warm to keep you going all day.9.
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Although Malena and her friend Tati (Analisa Velez) do not initially welcome the company of this would-be sidekick and paramour, they eventually warm to her presence.
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Will the American people warm to the idea that the beautiful people and weird-looking cats they follow on social media are also sources of political content?
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Of course, it's possible that as Sanders gains more positive media coverage in the lead-up to New Hampshire, more minority voters will warm to his pitch.
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I kept it purple—the hottest setting—which makes the pen a little too warm to handle (a problem plaguing most every other vape on the market).
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If the procedure is successful, over time the hand will be able to heal itself if it's injured, gain dexterity and strength, and feel warm to the touch.
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Trump was warm to Hensarling's approach, and many believe the bill could be the starting point for any GOP-led effort to dramatically rework rules on Wall Street.
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It took me a while to warm to her but she's fucking brilliant and a pop star in every sense, a triple threat who has this performer persona.
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Qualcomm also seems increasingly warm to offers from Broadcom to buy the company, and Qualcomm's desire to consummate a deal would certainly move the process more quickly forward.
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Donald Trump's repeated praise for Putin's Russia, and Russia's intervention on behalf of Trump in the election, caused Democrats to hate Russia and Republicans to warm to it.
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Several things may have contributed to Thursday's outcome: Ms. Nixon had stumbled on a couple of policy questions, and never really seemed to completely warm to public speaking.
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Mr. Obama, for his part, took a long time to warm to Mr. Biden, and kept him at arms' length, and on a leash, in the early days.
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It will raise questions of job creation and destruction by the e-commerce giant, and it'll test whether consumers will warm to an omnichannel, technologically advanced retail experience.
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Mr. Obama, for his part, took a long time to warm to Mr. Biden, and kept him at arms' length, and on a leash, in the early days.
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Of course, it could also mean that his support is artificially low in this poll, because more voters might warm to him as they get to know him.
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Toyota took longer than rivals to warm to the idea of autonomous vehicles, but has committed $1 billion through 2020 to develop advanced automated driving and artificial intelligence technology.
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It remains to be seen if Republicans can warm to an infrastructure spending proposal, though Democrats have signaled that is an issue on which they can cooperate with Trump.
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" But there's a catch, she notes: "Those who have warmed to her still don't seem to believe their neighbors will warm to her enough to vote for her, too.
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But the idea that an American President could be as warm to a Russian leader accused of interfering in the US election than a German chancellor shocked many observers.
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Even with that data, the candidate has given no indication that he intends to strike a more inclusive tone, predicting instead that Latinos will ultimately warm to his candidacy.
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The temperature's too cold for the ground to grow vegetation, but too warm to naturally generate the same sheet of ice that used to cover the entire hill face.
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That's because the waters of the West Antarctic Peninsula are projected to warm to similar temperatures as present-day South Georgia — expanding the habitat for some of the vertebrates.
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I didn't experience too many overheating issues with the camera, though it did get warm to the touch with some more intensive functionality like shooting a lot of video.
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The Japanese public initially didn't warm to its new protectors, though, and it didn't help that popular films for decades showed it struggling against threats — including in Godzilla movies.
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Facing high unemployment, low oil prices, austerity and political uncertainty, Algeria's youth is likely to warm to Macron's call to look to the future more than the war veterans.
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It is designed to mimic affection for users who show it kindness by becoming warm to the touch, going to "sleep" when it's cuddled or following users when called.
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Usher also has a canny psychological sensitivity in his lyrics, a dancer's physical grace and an ear for up-to-the-minute electronic productions that warm to his voice.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE.
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Sometimes it was as simple as watching a guest's body language go from warm to cold at the mention of slavery in the midst of the historic home tour.
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That's the play's method, too, coming at us with its cool cred thrust out like a business card but still, when you shake its hand, warm to the touch.
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As the researchers expected, when the temperature switched from warm to cold the animals decreased their activity levels, which the scientists were recording using infrared sensors that logged movements.
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But south London's Tirzah manages to pull new, delicate strands out of love's well-worn fabric, on this long-awaited, warm-to-the-touch album of off-kilter pop.
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Each one resembles a stock image of a cookie, golden brown in the middle, radiating outward to a deeper caramel hue; they are warm to hold and to eat.
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Readers of all faiths may warm to the final section of Mr Akyol's book which argues that contemporary Muslims stand in particular need of certain of the teachings of Jesus.
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But many of those commercials flopped with viewers, who sometimes simply did not warm to "polarizing" endorsers like Kim Kardashian, who appeared in an ad for T-Mobile last year.
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Please, for all of our sake's, folks in the White House, get rid of those iced teas and give Trump something warm to drink (and make it a little bitter).
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Other scientists Axios contacted said the ratio of warm to cold temperature records is not an intuitive indicator of climate change over time, though it's tied to increasing average temperatures.
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As I wrote To All the Boys, the feeling that I wanted readers to have about it was to feel really warm, to feel cozy, like being around a hearth.
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Though Transitions lenses get a bad reputation for their inherent geekiness, even the most ardent haters might warm to newly announced Acuvue Oasys contact lenses with Transitions Light Intelligent Technology.
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Although everybody knows that the Oscars are too long, all but the coldest heart warm to see the best sound mixers or costume designers get their moment in the sun.
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That means it is crucial for the real estate mogul to win over big money donors — and for those GOP millionaires and billionaires to warm to their party's new leader.
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But when the two men played a round of golf over the Fourth of July weekend at a Trump club in Bedminster, N.J., they began to warm to each other.
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Or rather, he lacks confidence that the audience will warm to such a man, and so he pipes in a layer of sentimentality that is effective without being fully convincing.
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This leads us to believe that on Mars 3 to 4 billion years ago, we had a general slow trend from warm to cold, with periods of thawing and freezing.
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While the Vatican may be enthusiastic about "Heavenly Bodies" now, it took years for it to warm to an exhibit that Mr. Bolton first envisioned as including many religious traditions.
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Public opinion of the law was dismal when it passed, but Republicans hope voters will warm to it when they see increases in their paychecks as soon as next month.
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The weather was unusually warm, too warm to paddle during the day, and so we kayaked during the night when the temperatures were cooler, but it was still pretty warm.
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Unfortunately I don't warm to the Green's leadership but unless a local independent candidate comes up with a more holistic scheme I will vote for them — as a protest vote.
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It took time for unmarried women to warm to the pill, in part because they "found it stigmatizing to admit to planning sex (rather than getting swept up in the moment)".
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Intense sunshine there can mean that one side of a grape can warm to 50°C in the summer, while the side in shadow will experience temperatures of just 30°C.
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Those who mourn the passing of the Obama era, and shudder at the current dispensation, will doubtless warm to "The Final Year," and thrill to the intimate access that Barker enjoyed.
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Daydream, and other phone-powered headsets like it, featured far less sophisticated functionality, and its discontinuation is an explicit acknowledgement from Google that consumers failed to warm to the budget format.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 85033-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE and Sen.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE and Rep.
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Crackly skiffle music starts emanating from a tinny radio in the corner, and despite initially thinking that the place looks like a Hostel torture room, I start to warm to it.
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They emphasized that it was possible that the president would eventually warm to the idea, and that keeping it off the schedule was the best way to prepare for any eventuality.
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But it's also likely that local audiences didn't warm to the idea of Americans taking on a Chinese legend, especially one which already had multiple adaptations on film, TV, and stage.
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Tips for boosting your body's immune power include eating a well-balanced diet, having a healthy sleep routine, balancing stress with enjoyable activities and keeping warm to minimize susceptibility to infection.
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The master bathroom's sinks and tub are scooped from what appears to be a massive block of dark green marble, until you discover that the material is warm to the touch.
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Temperatures only slowly warm to the upper 250s and low 220s by this afternoon as winds blow from the southeast at 230-10 mph before turning southwest late in the day.
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Always have water available for your pets when they are outdoors; panting and being warm to the touch may be signs that your dog is thirsty, especially if they are active. 3.
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Rose's willingness to be warm to the Trump administration was curious, Johnson thought, given that he's running on the idea that all of the leaders in Washington need to take a hike.
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While car enthusiast Kylie has already been spotted showing off her new Ferrari LaFerrari with red interior and butterfly doors, her famous family isn't exactly warm to the lavish hybrid sports vehicle.
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Melissa Kirsch, Editor-in-Chief, LifehackerDicko never seemed to warm to my saying "Northern Beaches" and "Rugby League" in a flawless Australian accent, but I loved working with him all the same.
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Republicans say Iran's recent harassment of U.S. Navy ships in the Persian Gulf shows that White House hopes that Iran would warm to the U.S. after last year's nuclear deal aren't materializing.
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The tax cuts should begin working their way into individual paychecks in February and Republicans believe that voters will warm to the law if they find that they benefit personally from it.
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I let it warm to room temperature and poured out three glasses of wine: One control, one with a 2010 penny, and one with a 1972 penny (which are all pictured above).
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He claimed the textured-glass tiles would be more durable than most other roofs and appeal to people who might not warm to the idea of unwieldy utilitarian slates atop their houses.
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Edward Alden of the Council on Foreign Relations tells Axios that Trump could warm to TPP if it required a higher percentage of components from TPP nations, and specifically not from China.
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In real life, the pair are far more warm to each other, as I found out when I met with them in a west London hotel suite to talk about the show.
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When state support for electric vehicle manufacturers was reduced last year, however, sales continued to remain robust as Chinese consumers appeared to warm to electric cars, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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As J.D. Vance recalls in his memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy," comments about voters in parts of the country "clinging to their guns and their religion" didn't help Appalachian residents warm to Mr. Obama.
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Mankiewicz, who began working for TCM in 2003 and was only the second host it ever hired, tells me it took about five years for the network's fans to fully warm to him.
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As a result, there are glimpses of a shared humanity as the characters warm to each other, sprint around the stage plastered on whisky and joke together about their region of the world.
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U.S. investors have begun to warm to the notion that reform of U.S. fiscal policy will occur by the first quarter, said Phil Orlando, chief equity strategist at Federated Investors in New York.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE and former Colorado Gov.
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Mr. Trump promised he would work to repeal the Johnson Amendment as part of his extensive outreach efforts to religious conservatives, a group that took a long time to warm to his candidacy.
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Readers can now take stock of the daunting, demanding Boulezian worldview and, whether they warm to his own works or not, appreciate him as one of the most important writers ever about music.
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Her support has since dropped with some polls putting Jeremy Corbyn's Labour only 3 points behind as voters warm to his promise of renationalisation, higher public spending and tax rises for the rich.
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CDU conservatives, led by former finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, warm to Merz, a businessman, who would have a platform for a potential run for chancellor if he were to take over as economy minister.
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You can also change the color temperature of the flashlight's glow, from warm to cool, by simply rolling the tube inside out so that the LEDs shine through, and are tinted by, the paper.
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Big Tech starting to warm to Warren According to a Vox/Recode story earlier this month, numerous tech insiders said they liked Warren because of her rigorous approach to coming up with policy ideas.
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Maggie Smith (The Lady in the Van), Lily Tomlin (Grandma), and Blythe Danner (I'll See You in My Dreams) all had memorable roles and are long-running veterans, which Oscar can often warm to.
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The Netanyahu government has been investing in outreach to Africa, where some countries previously warm to Israel have kept their distance since its occupation of the Palestinian territories in the 1967 Middle East war.
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Though fans warm to his flamboyant style — one manifestation is the large tattoo of former President Nixon that adorns his back — others see him as far too comfortable with the seamier side of politics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Actress Lily James is confident Jane Austen fans will warm to "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", a gory variation on the classic English novel, despite her own initial reservations about the project.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 2628-hour climate change town hall with 28503 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D) and former Alaska Sen.
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The Post reported at the time that Trump aides didn't warm to the idea, with some top officials raising concerns that a meeting could either violate federal law or reflect poorly on the campaign.
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But Berry and Sam Heughan have pleasantly antagonistic chemistry, and John Grey's good-faith governorship and genuine grief for the "particular friend" he lost at Culloden is enough for Jamie to warm to him.
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Still, Mr. Trump's promise to repeal the law fulfills a campaign pledge — one that became a centerpiece of his effort to mollify the religious right, which was slow to warm to his insurgent candidacy.
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But the remark suggests the BOJ could warm to some ideas floated by markets, such as changing its base money target to a range or be more flexible about what type of bond it buys.
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Since winter is almost done where these sports are most popular, it's starting to get too warm to regularly race on an outdoor track, so most of the sleds are hung up for the season.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE dropping out of the 2020 race.
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It's an unforgettable lesson Turnbull said the church group takes the children down to the creek a couple of times each summer, when the water's warm, to study nature as part of their religious lessons.
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The administration would not say whether Trump intends to bring up the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal the president has long dismissed as "terrible," but which he seemed to warm to, slightly, in Davos.
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The stock is up just 5.8 percent over the past year, during a time when the S&P 500 surged 22 percent as investors have been slow to warm to the new Goldman business model.
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After filming with us, several months later, they parted ways, but for a while he thought of himself basically as family and they felt very warm to him and that's what you see in the film.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 85033-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE, ended his presidential bid late Wednesday night.
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We take you to the incinerators that turn waste into ash, and go inside glowing white rooms where row upon row of massive containers hold high-level nuclear waste—these containers are warm to the touch.
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But Whole Foods Market is about to try an experiment to see if sushi lovers can warm to roll based on what grows out of the ground and not what is hooked out of the sea.
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But Republicans have been slow to warm to the idea, arguing that years of fiscal mismanagement by island officials put it in this state, and allowing Puerto Rican agencies to declare bankruptcy would excuse those mistakes.
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But with the AMA's study showing that physician adoption of telehealth doubled from 2016-2019, it seems that providers are starting to warm to the tech, and provider reluctance may be a smaller barrier holding back uptake.
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Clinton's campaign has argued she would assert control of the Democratic race once it moved to more diverse states with black and Hispanic populations who have traditionally backed Clinton and have been slow to warm to Sanders.
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With a little patience — try dog boots inside a few times, then venture out — most dogs do warm to the idea of wearing shoes on their feet, especially since their toots become infinitely more toasty in them.
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But as more investors warm to the prospect that oil has left behind a durable bottom, a new question arises: At what oil price would the rally in crude prices turn from positive to negative for stocks?
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Drawing on my experience with Beckett, all sorts of scenarios went through my mind: perhaps she had become ill and had had to go somewhere warm to recuperate, or she was having second thoughts about the book.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE.
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Denied the chance to vote for some popular candidates excluded from the race, voters have struggled to warm to two veteran campaigners competing to lead the poor, violence-plagued Central American country for a four-year term.
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Other healthcare interests—including private insurance, the drug industry, and hospital trade groups—have been slower to warm to catch phrases like single-payer or universal healthcare, all of which would likely mean a drop in income.
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It was worth it, however, for the thorough soaking, frolic and relaxation of hours spent hopping from one pool to another, water in all its manifestations: bathtub-warm to Jacuzzi-hot to scented steam to icy cold.
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The relationship — destined to range from warm to cagey to confrontational — was off to a good start when, eight days after the tragic shooting in Dallas, Johnson telephoned Martin to express gratitude for a note of support.
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And the Northeast has not been frozen — the weather in the region has been on the mild side since mid-December, he said, so the recent record-breaking days were just a change from warm to warmer.
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There is also a chance that if the controversy keeps escalating, Senate Democrats could warm to the idea of jamming Republicans in 2020 with the toughest vote of their careers -- to convict or acquit an unpopular President.
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"The first film I did was this film Rabbit Hole with Nicole Kidman, so I've known Keith kind of loosely for a couple of years and he and Nicole have always been very warm to me," Teller said.
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Some black millennial, somewhat indifferent to Clinton, might warm to her "shout out" to the Black Lives Matter movement, moving beyond the history lesson of "people died so you can vote" to the contemporary significance of the vote.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative The Hill's Morning Report - Trump says US-China trade talks to resume, hails potential trade with Japan, UK MORE as Secretary of Defense.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D).
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They may be less warm to an implication that Britain could live with a breakdown of talks on trade coupled with what might be seen as a threat to disrupt the security and counterterrorism cooperation for which Britain.
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For our first meeting, she wanted to see the medieval art at the Cloisters, a short trip north of her apartment in Manhattan, but we both agreed that the day was too warm to spend among dusty tapestries.
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The White House has thrown its weight behind a bipartisan bill in the Senate, but leadership has never been particularly warm to that effort, and rank-and-file Republicans have also backed away from parts of the plan.
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I understand that guy, I actually like that guy, and I understand why the people he meets up with are initially very unwelcoming to him and gradually warm to him as he changes and learns more about himself.
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The Metropolitan Opera rang in 2019 with a boffo "Adriana Lecouvreur," featuring a love triangle of Anna Netrebko, Anita Rachvelishvili and Piotr Beczala with enough sizzle to lead some critics to warm to the not-always-respected work.
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And, while it remains to be seen whether Parisians will warm to the idea of naked dining specifically, with more than 2.6 million people in France making nudism a regular habit, it's certainly a scene that's positively booming.
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While one current and one former U.S. official familiar with the matter say the White House had been planning to prevent Gordon from stepping into Coats's role in an acting capacity, the president seemed to warm to the idea.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE, Washington Gov.
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"Out of My Mind" (season 5, episode 4) Buffy sure tried a lot of things to get fans to warm to Riley Finn, the man who deserved better (from fans, not from Buffy; he was a jerk to her).
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Pousette-Dart's use of yellows, umbers, blues, reds, oranges, and greens is connected to the landscape and sky above, but the logic of each painting is internal, as it moves from dark to light, and from warm to cool.
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Quick hits from a packed day: Senate Republicans warm to Trump's rescissions package...Lawmakers have feisty exchange on House floor amid chaplain vote...Dems grill Trump's Homeland Security chief...Conservatives and White House pressure McConnell to work longer hours.
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Large Democratic donors, who had begun to warm to Biden at the end of 2019, just watched him stagger into fourth place in results released Tuesday in a state where the last two living Democratic governors had endorsed him.
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The topic of the meeting was not the vice presidency, aides said, but it was an opportunity for the two whose relationship has not always been warm to have a face-to-face conversation about the direction of the party.
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The White House has appeared to warm to the idea somewhat, floating a 20 percent tax on Mexican imports as a possible method to pay for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border that could cost an estimated $21.6 billion.
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The White House has appeared to warm to the idea somewhat, floating a 20 percent tax on Mexican imports as a possible method to pay for a border wall on the U.S.-Mexico border that could cost $15 billion or more.
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While it's melting point of 29.8 degrees Celsius is a bit too warm to be suitable for everyday use, when mixed with indium and tin, as in the case of its galinstan alloy, that melting point drops to 0 degrees Celsius.
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Under high strain, you can hear the fans pushing hot air from the sides and back, but heat never migrates to the palm rest — at most, the function row at the top of the keyboard gets warm to the touch.
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Related: Virginia's Governor Just Gave More Than 200,000 Convicted Felons the Right to Vote Kasich's team first approached Cruz's campaign about forging an alliance after those March 15 primaries, but Cruz was slow to warm to the idea, according to CNN.
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This dip has more to do with Cruz staying in the race after being mathematically eliminated—and, possibly, the Republican electorate beginning to warm to the idea of a Trump presidency—than it has to do with his selection of Fiorina.
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Though Tillerson seemed to warm to the idea of negotiations Tuesday, the United States has maintained for years -- including during the Bush and Obama administrations -- that North Korea and its leader must agree to denculearization up front for talks to proceed.
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Dunkin' Donuts franchisees, who were slow to warm to value deals, this month are responding with offers for $2 egg and cheese Wake-up Wraps, $3 egg and cheese English muffin breakfast sandwiches and $5 egg, cheese and bacon breakfast croissants.
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Then you have Democratic lawmakers who may hesitate to back a transformative proposal that would raise taxes on a lot of people, a governor who doesn't seem particularly warm to the idea, a hostile federal government, and potential lawsuits from employers.
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The idea of providing a single place to collaborate without task switching is certainly attractive, but it remains to be seen if customers will warm to the idea of using Quip instead of one of the other tools out there.
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We'd been running for so long that the air felt warm to us, and the soft street lamp light reminding me of walking down Main Street in Walt Disney World when my parents took us there when we were kids.
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After getting assurances from leadership, some Freedom Caucus members seemed to warm to the idea of a two-week bill, instead of a three-week bill they had pushed for that would have kept the government funded until December 30.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D) dropped out of the presidential race last night. http://bit.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D), Washington Gov.
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But while voters probably won't ever warm to Williamson enough to make her a credible candidate, her ability to get Democrats to stand up and listen, to wake up a little bit after three years of Trump, shouldn't be dismissed.
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As that implies, Mr. Cuomo's relationship with the Capitol press corps — a combative lot, admittedly — runs warm to frigid: He used to invite reporters for informal, off-the-record chats at the Executive Mansion, but that hasn't happened in a while.
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Red flag warnings cover over 4 million people from southeastern Arizona, through much of New Mexico into eastern Colorado Tuesday, where the combination of strong winds, low relative humidity and very warm to hot temperatures will create critical fire weather conditions.
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There's an argument in favor of it is this, as Scott Greenberg at the Tax Foundation told me: There are a few potential reasons why a Republican administration could warm to the approach of replacing payroll taxes with a VAT.
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Based on preliminary climate modeling, the researchers believe that the three planets closest to the star may be too warm to support liquid water, while the outermost planet, TRAPPIST-1h, is probably too distant and cold to support water on the surface.
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Many of Tasty's videos share one thing in common: Food is boiled, seared, and sous vided atop an induction cooktop, a simple mini-stove that's good for everything from keeping food warm to augmenting the teensy burners in your teensy apartment kitchen.
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A new app called Luna Launcher can help you warm to the idea, by offering a simple way to limit access to select apps and actions, including who they can call or text – a list you can restrict to family members, for example.
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Over the course of just seconds, he appeared to warm to the idea and said that the best way to end racism would be for everyone to marry someone outside their own race, so that race eventually just won't be a thing anymore.
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For example, if the world were to warm to between 2.5 and 3 degrees Celsius by the end of the century, the researchers project that global economic output would fall between 15 and 25 percent, which amounts to tens of trillions of dollars.
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" Asked how Ford's autonomous car would be accepted by the public, Fields said, "When you stand back and you think about the societal, the safety, the environmental and the economic benefits, I think people are going to warm to it very quickly.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative The Hill's Morning Report - Trump says US-China trade talks to resume, hails potential trade with Japan, UK MORE (D-Mass.) dropping out of the Democratic presidential primary.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative The Hill's Morning Report - Trump says US-China trade talks to resume, hails potential trade with Japan, UK MORE (D-Mass.) from the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
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He was not a full-blown national hero for a couple of reasons – it was and is very difficult to warm to him, and perhaps more importantly he does not play rugby – but he was certainly a role model for our country.
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Many of Japan's sushi chefs buy into the fictions that women don't have the physical constitution to keep up with their male colleagues in the kitchen, or that their hands are too warm to handle fish—which are, of course, woefully stupid.
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Wealth Matters The United Nations released a sobering report on climate change this month, stating that the Earth is warming faster than even scientists thought and that without far-reaching action, the planet is likely to warm to a dangerous level by 2040.
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When the audience didn't warm to a ballet of his, Balanchine was often perfectly willing to shelve it, secure in the knowledge that once people forgot about it he could strip it for parts or, to put it more accurately, extend its discoveries.
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There's a reason the limited demographic appeal of Sanders stings his supporters: The reality is that Democrats depend not on white swing voters but on mobilizing and activating voters of color (who have been slow to warm to Sanders) to win a national election.
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It's unlikely that, say, Bernie Sanders — who recently expressed shock that Trump transport nominee Russell Vought believed non-Christians were going to hell (not a particularly surprising thing for a Christian to believe) — would immediately warm to the idea of collaborating with Russell Moore.
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The territory's overly cautious politicians might warm to the cause, says Fern Ngai of Community Business, a group that aims to make the private sector more inclusive, if they see it as necessary to maintain Hong Kong's status as a hub of global business.
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Building a house involves remembering that it's designed to fulfill a function—to shield you from the rain and snow, to enclose a volume of air that can be heated to keep you warm, to give you room for those possessions you actually need.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D) has indicated the state will use its own money to fund family planning services.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 85033 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE bringing environmental issues to the level they deserve as the helm of the Department of Energy.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 2628-hour climate change town hall with 28503 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE dropped out of the race on Wednesday night, concluding that he had no chance of winning.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE ending a presidential campaign that never went anywhere.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - U.S. and European investors are loading up on Russian debt despite a looming threat of new U.S. sanctions on Moscow as they warm to the Russian corporate story amid a renewed commodity boom, the head of Russian fertilizer giant Phosagro said.
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One Republican health care lobbyist described the party's blind faith in repeal as the inverse of the Democratic belief that people would warm to Obamacare once they found out what's in it: "We repealed it and therefore you must love it," the lobbyist said.
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The platform has even led Chasten Buttigieg -- whose husband described him to a Democrat on Saturday as "a great asset" and someone who is "very outgoing" and "very warm" -- to take a leave of absence from his teaching job as he focused on the campaign.
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But the acting secretary has faced accusations of being overly warm to his former employer in his Pentagon role, including in a new request filed Wednesday by a government watchdog group asking the Defense Department's inspector general to investigate whether he violated government ethics rules.
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A Trump spokeswoman did not immediately return a request for comment, but Trump himself has had a rocky relationship with power players inside the Republican establishment who have either been slow to warm to him or outright rejected him, despite him becoming the presumptive Republican nominee.
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" The ASA stated in its report that Gucci argued that "nowhere in the ads were any models' "bones" visible, their makeup was natural rather than heavy [...], lighting was uniform and warm to ensure there were no hollows caused by shadows and their clothes were not revealing.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE ended his presidential bid, and on Wednesday, Washington Gov.
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And while Ms. Maddow and others offered a critique of Mr. Clinton's portrait, clearly uncomfortable with the framing of the first female major party nominee as an attractive girl, the speech seemed less directed at them and more at the voters who cannot warm to Mrs. Clinton.
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The race moves next week to South Carolina, where blacks make up more than half of the Democratic electorate, and on March 1 to a string of southern states with big blocs of African-Americans, who strongly support Clinton and have been slow to warm to Sanders.
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For decades bands have agonized over how warm to make this guitar hook, how harshly to play that power chord, which textural mesh would produce what relationship between which theoretical elements, to what degree should the whole thing be tipped over into an aleatory pile of noise.
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NEW YORK, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will hold off deciding whether to introduce a permanent lending facility aimed at staving off the money market ructions seen earlier this fall even as a growing number of policymakers warm to the idea, several sources told Reuters.
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"The Chairman's Ear" appears to resonate both with critics of Kaczynski, who accuse him of tilting Poland toward authoritarianism, and with supporters who warm to its portrayal of the "Chairman" as a cat-loving, slightly other-worldly bachelor who needs help using the phone and reheating dinner.
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Ten years on from Hansen's warning, the UN's new climate report—presenting the consensus of the world's leading climate scientists—informs us that if we continue at this rate, the planet will warm to around 1.5°C in just 12 years, triggering a sequence of increasingly catastrophic impacts.
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Here are the details, and what all this means in October.. Alaska had its third-warmest September on record The statewide average temperature last month was 44.7 degrees, which may not seem very warm to those of us in the other 49 states but is uncharacteristic for the state.
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This is ridiculous, actually, but Vikander keeps these sentiments in check and lets Heather's opportunistic ruthlessness guide the performance: If Bourne doesn't warm to the idea of reteaming with the CIA, Heather is all for putting him permanently on ice instead of bringing him in from the cold.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 2628-hour climate change town hall with 28503 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE did the same, saying in an appearance on MSNBC that he no longer saw a viable path to the nomination.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 85033 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D) on Thursday joined in the fun with an Onion article mocking his withdrawal from the 2020 presidential race.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 85033 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D) announced Thursday he will seek a third term as governor following his decision to end his 2020 presidential bid.
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Elizabeth Donoghue, Den of Geek: The Bellas are the strength of the movie once more, and are great fun; at this point you feel like you know them (apart from Jessica and Ashley of course) and the script plays up to what the audience expect and warm to about the characters.
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Airbus on Monday announced plans to build an extended-range version of its single-aisle A321 jet, a bet on expanding what its line of leaner planes can do and that travelers and airlines will warm to flying a narrowbody aircraft on trips that could be longer than eight hours.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE also dropped out of the race this week, saying on Wednesday that his path to victory had reached a dead end.
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It makes sense that you need to stay warm to effectively perform actions, and the puzzles I've encountered so far feel like, yeah, that's something I might actually have to do in this setting, like powering up a garage attached to a nearby gas station to use the car lift.
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It took his father-in-law a minute to warm to the affable 30-year-old, not least because as a teen he selected a single rose to give his then girlfriend, only for her—and her father—to realize said fake flower was actually a rolled up red thong impersonating a rose.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative The Hill's Morning Report - Trump says US-China trade talks to resume, hails potential trade with Japan, UK MORE (D-Mass.) became the third candidate in little more than a week to exit the Democratic presidential race.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative The Hill's Morning Report - Trump says US-China trade talks to resume, hails potential trade with Japan, UK MORE (D-Mass.) — exited the race after acknowledging the all but insurmountable odds in their bids for the Democratic nomination.
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And John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE, the former governor of Colorado, exited the primary field last week amid similar struggles.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D) on Thursday for helping to bring the issue of climate change to the forefront before eventually dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE tried to push the national conversation toward climate change but quit the race this week to instead run for a third term as governor.
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Earlier this summer, Canonical, the company that develops Ubuntu, greatly upset a good portion of their user base after announcing that it was removing support for 32-bit applications, which would have basically made the Linux distribution useless for many games, harming a community that was just starting to warm to Linux.
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After a moment of disappointment, sterling may warm to the outcome given the promise of a softer Brexit deal and a possible second referendum to keep Britain in the EU. Many also reckon the Lib-Dems would keep Labour's more radical program in check, limiting the hit to exposed market sectors and sentiment.
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This is perhaps starkest in her foreign policy views: She has railed against "regime change wars" on the 2020 debate stages, and she has been accused of being overly warm to Russia, something that led former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to attack her as "the favorite of the Russians" in the 2020 race.
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His exit follows that of John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE, a popular former Colorado governor whose presidential campaign failed to gain traction.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE bowed out of the White House race and said on Thursday he will instead run for the Senate.
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In addition to Ms. Tyson — who, at 91, can still turn her temperature from Southern warm to Arctic chill in the blink of a mascaraed eyelash — there's Neve Campbell's Leann Harvey, a campaign strategist who keeps a gun in her desk and doesn't hesitate to tell the president that she won't respond to his threats.
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With that caveat in mind, HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES (Listening Library, 5 Hours, 50 minutes), narrated with surprising restraint by F. Murray Abraham and abetted by a cast of brightly pitched voice actors, offers just the kind of lush, unexpurgated introduction to the classic storyteller that any preteen book lover can warm to.
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I don't much like the idea of dedicating space to a product I can only use for 220 minutes every morning, so I started dropping blankets and hoodies in the Zadro and Haven canister-style warmers to have something warm to toss on while watching TV. Just remember, don't heat anything with buttons or zippers.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE (D), who last week ended his 2020 presidential campaign, announced on Thursday that he will seek a seat in the U.S. Senate.
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Read more:The 13 best fall candles to buy for your home13 of our favorite fall layers to transition you from warm to cold — from jackets to tees and everything in betweenThe 13 best items to buy from Target's new fall collectionsWe tried Pumpkin Spice Lattes from 4 major chains, and 7-Eleven was the clear winner
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 85033-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE, who had reached the donor mark but not the polling threshold, dropped out of the presidential race on Wednesday amid increasingly bleak prospects of making the next primary debate.
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PONIEWOZIK Sterling K. Brown for his coiled-spring performance on "This Is Us." (Which is 50 percent of an excellent series most weeks, so I'll be gracious and say they nominated that 50 percent.) Pamela Adlon — it took me a while to warm to "Better Things," but that was a stellar, lived-in performance all the way through.
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At an annual shareholders meeting President Akio Toyoda said the world's second-biggest automaker, which took longer to warm to self-driving cars and electric vehicles (EVs) than its rivals, would be more aggressive in expanding in these areas, conceding he may have focused too much on preserving the status quo at the firm until now.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.) appears to be growing her share of support from black voters, who have been slow to warm to her campaign.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative The Hill's Morning Report - Trump says US-China trade talks to resume, hails potential trade with Japan, UK MORE (D-Mass.) became the latest to do so on Friday — and a deadline is looming this week to qualify for the third round of debates in Houston in September.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative The Hill's Morning Report - Trump says US-China trade talks to resume, hails potential trade with Japan, UK MORE (D-Mass.) — exited the race after acknowledging they all faced long odds toward the nomination, especially as each anticipated exclusion from next month's televised Democratic primary debate.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative The Hill's Morning Report - Trump says US-China trade talks to resume, hails potential trade with Japan, UK MORE (D-Mass.) announced Friday he will drop out of the 28500 presidential contest, making him the third candidate in a little more than a week to exit the Democratic primary.
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The White House has been vocally supportive of prison reform, and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has appeared to warm to the possibility of adding sentencing reform to the bill.
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This is an increasingly big point of contention among conservatives, particularly social conservatives opposed to the "business wing" of the GOP and conservatives who are beginning to warm to the idea that in the absence of powerful religious institutions whose influence has waned as America has secularized, government has — or should have — a role in promoting the public good: happy families and towns with jobs and social structures that benefit their residents not just economically, but morally.
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Likewise, they don't want to damage the contenders who can be quickly shifted to other critical bouts (think John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE moving over into the Colorado senate race) or are young enough to be put on ice for future competitions (think Eric Swalwell, Seth Moulton).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's job approval rating has rebounded from its low point as voters warm to the GOP tax bill and express optimism over the economy, according to the latest Harvard CAPS/Harris poll, viewed first by The Hill.
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