As climate change warms the Earth, it also warms our oceans.
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TEEPS warms tobacco in a way similar to IQOS .
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By default, it warms you up before bed, cools you during the night, and warms you up right before you wake up, but all of this is customizable in the companion app.
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The rack is easy to install and warms up quickly.
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Already dry, it becomes drier still as it warms up.
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When I see them all together, it warms my heart.
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The more the Earth warms, the more people need them.
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This trend is expected to increase as the world warms.
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Already dry, it becomes drier still as it warms up.
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And when the weather warms up, what have you solved?
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As the Earth warms, the oceans expand and ice melts.
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I mean, Nicki and Bey's friendship warms my frozen heart.
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He warms to the idea of hiring more former prisoners.
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These trends are expected to worsen as the planet warms.
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Some places could even cool as the world warms overall.
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Mr. Romanès opens the show and warms up the audience.
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This is not a narrative that warms in the hands.
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This is food that warms you, changes you from within.
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The commissar slowly warms to the family's generosity and decency.
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Nothing warms the heart like a basket of french fries.
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That relationship, you know, chills and warms as things develop.
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Mahomes warms up with the long toss, like baseball players.
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But as the climate warms, plants are getting mixed signals.
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As the planet warms, the ocean's total heat content increases.
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And future droughts will be hotter as the planet warms.
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You know they say it warms you three times, wood.
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It really warms you up, especially on these chilly days.
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There's no doubt this ice will melt as the world warms.
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As Antarctica warms, tourism on the continent has reached record levels.
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" He added, "For him to come do this warms my heart.
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He warms to strongmen, such as Mr Putin and Xi Jinping.
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Not only that, but the risks rise as the world warms.
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The caramel softens and becomes gooey as the waffle exterior warms.
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But this pattern appears to be changing as the climate warms.
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It always warms my heart to see a fiercely fearless kid.
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A light Southern accent warms her words and softens her vowels.
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As physicians, we see our patients suffering as the planet warms.
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They strain towards the fire which fosters and warms the Living.
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This whole photo both impresses me and warms my cold heart.
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Frank warms to the topic as Claire crawls into his bed.
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Specifically, as the planet warms, wind patterns are changing around Antarctica.
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Cons: Expensive, the unit warms up quickly; unattractive and unmanageable cord
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This is because water expands as it warms (like most things).
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Slower, wetter storms are becoming more common as the planet warms.
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Clinton's chart indicates that, in private, she warms up to people.
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A mug that warms her heart (and her drink) each morning
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If it warms up after noon, this thing'll fall right off.
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As the weather warms, lessons can be taken outside, if possible.
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All these trends are predicted to continue as the climate warms.
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Wildfires will only get worse as the planet warms, scientists say.
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As the ocean warms, its oxygen levels will continue to drop.
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They can come back to life again when it warms up.
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The great Yuja Wang warms up with piano concertos on demand!
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It will still get worse for humanity the more it warms.
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This centralized system of "district heating" warms many buildings in Sweden.
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In daytime, Pluto's frozen nitrogen heart warms enough to become vapor.
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What happens to life when the planet dramatically warms or cools?
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Later, Emma Woodhouse warms her exposed backside by a roaring fire.
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Confidence: Medium-High Sunshine dominates Sunday and warms things up nicely.
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Merkel Warms Up for TV Debate Merkel, Uncut Still on Vacation?
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Production of two TV series is suspended until it warms up.
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Initially terse, he warms up as soon as books are mentioned.
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As the planet warms, vulnificus may be swimming elsewhere very soon.
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The exercises could become more important as climate change warms the Arctic.
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"That was unexpected and warms my heart like no other," he said.
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Police also warned citizens of increased snake activity as the weather warms.
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As the climate warms, the poles are warming faster than middle latitudes.
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It has six heat settings and warms up in about 30 seconds.
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It warms my heart to see how music reaches the littlest fans!
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It heats the water and warms milk in a matter of minutes.
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As the earth warms, temperatures and seas aren't all that will rise.
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"The fighting will further increase as the weather warms up," he said.
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But in either case the Super 8 kind of warms my heart.
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This is the fire that neither goes out nor warms the room.
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As climate change warms the world's oceans this is a precarious situation.
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Pros: Warms rooms up, portable, affordable, stylish, safety featuresCons: No special features
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Additionally, the reheat button expertly warms up forgotten toast, without further browning.
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Coral reefs worldwide are at risk as climate change warms the oceans.
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Experts say the infections will become more common as ocean water warms.
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A renewing honey mask that warms up while it's on their face
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As the atmosphere warms this summer, there is potential for heavy rainfall.
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And as the weather warms up after the winter, I get excited.
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This has become increasingly apparent as Earth warms from greenhouse gas emissions.
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As the climate warms, those ice sheets melt into the surrounding seas.
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He jogs onto the field and warms up with about 30 kicks.
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Things are going to get worse for humanity the more it warms.
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I know it sounds kind of cheesy, but it warms my heart.
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All the while, the planet warms, threatening to melt those slopes away.
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As Arctic permafrost — permanently frozen soil — warms, it starts to release carbon.
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The impact of climate change depends on how much the earth warms.
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He's initially jealous of her, but soon warms to the younger child.
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A technician warms animal blood on a hot plate to feed the mosquitoes.
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The fabric can feel when the body warms up and starts to sweat.
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As the ocean warms, it releases oxygen and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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As the planet warms, global heatwaves and associated droughts will become increasingly common.
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When the weather warms up, we crave crisp, refreshing salads packed with flavor.
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"And when dry air gets compressed, it warms a lot," Dr. Williams said.
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"Hope this warms you up a little bit," he said to the viewers.
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This in turn causes a positive feedback loop and further warms the climate.
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As soon as it warms up again, it'll revert to its shape memory.
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After all, your body generates heat and warms up when you exercise, right?
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As the sun's heat warms the glass, patterns will form from the egg.
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It warms my heart that when I see her now, she's always smiling.
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Migration flows are expected to increase later this year once the weather warms.
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Plus, this modern shade warms up skin with naturally pink or cool undertones.
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EditorsNote: Update 1: writethru No. 7 Xavier warms up, routs DePaul ROSEMONT, Ill.
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The problem is, as the planet warms wind patterns are changing around Antarctica.
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As the climate warms, improving soil quality with trees has another potential purpose.
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"Watching you become a Father warms my heart," Kerr wrote in her post.
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A spinning magnetized disk creates the foam and induction heating warms the milk.
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Slower, wetter storms like this are becoming more common as the planet warms.
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Saving each edition Of the day as it lengthens and warms Isn't progress.
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As our planet warms, storms are forecast to become stronger, slower, and wetter.
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As the planet warms, the average extent of Arctic sea ice is decreasing.
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When it warms up we usually start doing a bunch of projects outdoors.
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In most bird species, the MAMA BIRD sits on and warms the eggs.
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Each year, Greenland loses 270 billion tons of ice as the planet warms.
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As the weather warms, Eric Asimov sips lighter wines — particularly whites and rosés.
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It warms the heart to see them all amped up about the show.
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Kohl's gave it a go, and honestly, it warms the heart a little.
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It is possible that the Wuhan coronavirus will fade out as weather warms.
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The warmer has versatile bottle size capabilities and warms pouches of breast milk.
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As Australia warms, this strategy may no longer be available to the species.
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As global temperatures rise, the ocean warms, and warmer waters hold less oxygen.
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Oh, and the lavish use of seven smartly designed magnetic latches warms my heart.
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As the atmosphere warms, it can hold more water — resulting in more extreme deluges.
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"But she warms up after you hold her for a little while," Haddish adds.
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It's just, sadly, so rare, that it really warms the cockles of my heart.
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The disease is expected to begin spreading in this country as the weather warms.
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Sanders warms up before the softball game at the Field of Dreams in Dyersville.
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"The grill warms the fruit until the fat starts to melt and becomes creamy."
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That keeps your body from becoming another heat sink when the computer warms up.
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For one, it warms up pretty quickly and runs the risk of boiling off.
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"You're frightened, but you're still brave," advises Cruise as the first guy warms up.
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Soot from domestic fires also warms the planet, particularly when it settles on snow.
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When she learns that Lee is a software engineer, Xiong warms to the conversation.
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Scientists expect extreme weather to become more frequent and intense as the planet warms.
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Glaciers all over the world are shrinking as the planet warms, experts have said.
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The students and faculty have been watching the Kickstarter, and it warms their heart.
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There's nothing that quite warms the heart like baby goats frolicking in knit sweaters.
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But as the world warms, its consequences are hitting closer and closer to home.
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Both problems, fire and pests, are liable to get worse as the climate warms.
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Sea levels rise as water warms and expands, and glaciers and ice sheets melt.
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As the day warms, the brittle surface thins and cracks, exposing wet mush underneath.
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Carbon dioxide is released when we burn coal and gas, which warms the atmosphere.
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This warms the ocean further, which in turn decreases the sea ice even more.
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The study found that the fungus was able to adapt as the climate warms.
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"If the market warms up this year, these brokerages will benefit first," Zhang added.
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As our planet warms, superstorms and hurricanes are expected to get stronger and wetter.
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As our planet warms, hurricanes are expected to continue getting stronger, slower, and wetter.
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As these disasters increase in number, so will their intensity as the world warms.
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Gary also warms to Charlie, too, after he actually inquires about his personal life.
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As the planet warms, can we get better at predicting the spread of wildfires?
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As the planet warms, land ice melts, which contributes to the expansion of oceans.
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Storms like Dorian are also expected to occur more frequently as the climate warms.
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As the world warms, the town may offer a glimpse of a new normal.
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A wave or a child pulling the imaginary air horn warms our tough hearts.
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Without cover from these trees to shade it, the soil warms ever more intensely.
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He's neither Jewish nor given to ideological fervor; he just warms to the adventure.
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But as the climate warms wetland soils, microbial metabolism increases, releasing additional greenhouse gases.
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Even when Kit warms up to Sunny, Halpern never lets them fall into mawkishness.
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Similar to dust devils on Earth, these whirlwinds arise when sunlight warms the ground.
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Yet no one knows exactly how the clouds will behave as the climate warms.
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Heavier storms and floods: The world's atmosphere can hold more moisture as it warms.
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As the planet warms, the region is likely to yield more remains, according to Protopopov.
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Recent research suggests that as the climate warms, Santa Ana winds may become less frequent.
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The world's tropical regions might see far more rain than expected as the climate warms.
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And, as the atmosphere warms, it can hold more moisture that eventually falls as precipitation.
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As winter turns to summer, the Indian subcontinent warms faster than the waters around it.
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"It's fucking hot," Black Star complains later as the summer sun warms the black latex.
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There's just this wealth of weirdness that's happening on the platform that warms my heart.
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But as the climate warms and rainfall becomes more unpredictable, they are struggling to survive.
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"It's a comforting communication that warms your heart the way animals do," say the manufacturers.
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"It warms my heart to know I'm helping people, and honestly, helping myself," she said.
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The launch of Americans for Free Trade comes as Trump increasingly warms to using tariffs.
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The problem is, as the planet warms, these patterns will become increasingly difficult to discern.
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It's exactly the kind of genuinely sweet scene that warms my own queer little heart.
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Once the corn and mangoes are blended, Cohen warms milk in a small sauce pot.
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The chilliest conditions are this weekend before it warms back up into the early week.
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That's because biodiversity, the world's immense variety of life, may shrink as the climate warms.
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But as climate change warms the Arctic and thaws the permafrost, the growing season extends.
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Weather: A day that starts crisp, then warms to near 230, but with gathering clouds.
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It also warms up muscles and soothes soreness — perfect for post-workouts in the winter.
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"How an injured Madame X warms up for a show," she wrote in the caption.
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Huntsman warms McCain — breaks through her shell — and McCain will always tell Huntsman the truth.
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Ryan Costello (R-Pa.) warms up with his son Ryan Jr. before the game. Rep.
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Go deeper: The coming Wall Street battles over climate change Fiddling while the planet warms
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The babbling flow of water soothes the soul and the Valais sun warms the body.
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The state's wildfires will grow worse and more common as the planet warms, scientists say.
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But as the climate warms, these plants are getting mixed signals about when to rouse.
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As the planet warms up, however, those bands are moving towards the poles (see map).
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It warms the soul, like an apple pie baking in the oven at 375 degrees.
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that, like carbon dioxide, warms the planet in high concentrations.
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As the weather warms up though, you might find your gadgets burning up without you realizing.
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The day warms, turns to late afternoon, and still Turtle does not go, does not move.
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Two factors explain this: water expands as it warms; and glaciers are melting at both poles.
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But as Spiegel warms, drastic changes could also alienate some users and undercut Snap's cool factor.
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There is an overwhelming scientific consensus that cigarettes kill and burning fossil fuels warms the planet.
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The new backlight in the third generation Oasis warms up the too blue e-ink display.
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As Beijing warms to monetary easing, though, lines in the forex sand will blow away quickly.
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Elsewhere in our solar system, methane warms the stratospheres of Jupiter and Saturn's largest moon, Titan.
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As the climate warms, however, sea ice has declined, compared to past levels, during all seasons.
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One thing that routinely warms my heart about this show is how close the contestants become.
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As the ground warms, the microbes in the soil wake up and start belching greenhouse gases.
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He warms some in a double boiler, and adds a generous handful of chopped-up herb.
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The heating mode warms your feet to promote blood pressure circulation, ease pain, and release stress.
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At the same time, mosquito-borne infectious diseases like Zika can reemerge as the weather warms.
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As the climate warms, California's wildfire season is getting longer because the snow pack melts sooner.
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And if it warms by 1.8 degrees, 99% of the world's coral could be at risk.
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He warms up his crowd apologizing for the food he serves at his events: Hostess Twinkies.
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A peach that gives off its sweet aroma while it warms up on the kitchen counter.
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If Earth warms more than 1.5 degrees, scientists think the world's ecosystems could start to collapse.
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As the atmosphere warms up, more water accumulates on the surface of the ice, Christoffersen explained.
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Recently, Voyager engineers decided to shut down the heater that warms its Cosmic Ray Subsystem (CRS).
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The steam transfers heat to the radiator's metal, which then warms the air of the room.
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Second, as the air warms, it holds more water vapor, so the storms dump more rain.
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Its people, across the economic brackets, also have beautiful appreciation of art that warms the heart.
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Story at a glance As the climate warms, the Arctic is becoming a more hectic place.
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Two dads have come up with a radical new water bottle that warms up milk faster.
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Any time I hear from one of those players it warms my heart a little bit.
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If the general public never warms up to AVs, they won't be available for anyone at all.
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One more thing, the machine starts and warms water faster (no more than a 5-7 minutes).
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JVDB's old Dawson's Creek love interest, resulting in a photo opp that warms our Capeside-crushing hearts.
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It's just a feeling people have — the idea of bipartisan cooperation warms a certain kind of heart.
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The sweet drink warms you inside and out, making it the perfect indulgent treat for cold days.
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As our planet warms, habitats are undergoing major transformations, and permafrost regions are among the most impacted.
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Less sea ice means more sunlight gets absorbed by the ocean, which in turn warms the planet.
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But they are important, since they show how winter cold spells are changing as the climate warms.
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As the land in the Arctic warms and once permanently frozen ground unfreezes, greenhouse gases are released.
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If the Earth warms too much, it's possible that this current could collapse entirely, new research says.
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When the relative warmth of the Martian summer warms the ices a little, some methane seeps out.
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And their so-called "bio-albedo" feedback is only expected to grow as the planet warms up.
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But its importance is poised to grow as the Earth warms, so Mr Trump's nonchalance looks myopic.
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It prefers my co-worker to me, and warms up faster to my roommate than my brother.
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This massager kit warms up, loosens, and relaxes the sore and stiff muscles in your shoulder area.
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If there's one thing that warms us during winter, it's the start of Girl Scout Cookie season.
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They also project an eastward shift in "Tornado Alley" as the climate warms and storm environment changes.
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But computer simulations of clouds have begun to suggest that as the Earth warms, clouds become scarcer.
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Due to simple physics, as the atmosphere warms, the air is able to hold more water vapor.
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And unlike lubricants that promise a warming sensation delivered via chemical, Pulse warms the old-fashioned way.
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Much like everything I have witnessed John Boyega doing in the public sphere, this warms my heart.
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As the Arctic warms and sea ice melts, bears will have to travel farther each hunting season.
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Mars in Leo is energizing you to chase what makes you happy and what warms your heart.
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As the climate warms, vibrio, like mosquitos, will have more hot, damp states in which to breed.
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The bloviating, bullying bigot losing one of golf's most prestigious events warms the cockles of my heart.
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This heat warms the air near the ground, causing it to rise and condense into a cloud.
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They found that this warm west / cold east combination is happening more often as the climate warms.
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First, as the world warms, it's harder for ice to form, and it isn't lasting as long.
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While climate change doesn't create hurricanes, it warms ocean waters, helping to increase their size and intensity.
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But goddamn how the heart warms when a throwaway, quickly captioned post rakes in the likes, amirite??
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The Yankees' Brown, for instance, plays long toss with the catchers and warms up the pitchers, too.
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A wood stove warms the living room and kitchen, but the rest of the house is unheated.
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An open lane on the Northern Sea Route, which is becoming more navigable as the Arctic warms.
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When the weather warms, she says, the vinegars thaw out and pick up where they left off.
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Our precious "raft" is losing members — species are dying — as our climate changes and our planet warms.
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Warming oceans are currently the leading cause of sea-level rise, since water expands as it warms.
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Still, as the weather warms to South Florida levels, many are preparing for Mr. Trump's eventual return.
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It is their body's way of protecting them until the temperature warms back up above 50 degrees.
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It is Ms. Lawrence's feisty wonder woman who warms the movie with her sizzling volatility and intelligence.
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Blevins said he is "always upset" if he warms up and does not appear in a game.
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Initially a rather inept caregiver, Bridget gradually warms to her lively charge and her stressed-out employers.
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The convection heating (no steam) warms around the milk and has an automatic shutoff to avoid overheating.
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This warms the ocean further, which continues a vicious cycle that shrinks the sea ice even more.
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As the atmosphere warms, however, that ice has shrunk to historically low levels, according to satellite data.
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As the weather warms, ice turns to slush, of course—and tourists' thoughts turn to swimming pools.
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As the climate warms, ice in polar seas decreases, marine life is clawing back via carbon sequestration.
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" A headline on New York Magazine humorously read: "Greta Thunberg Accidentally Warms Globe With Her Scorching Glare.
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"Art softens people up and warms them up to deal with each other in humane ways," Mrs.
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Nevertheless, it is already making preparations for more people to cross the border once the weather warms.
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As climate change warms the planet, pollen season is not only getting more intense, it's getting longer.
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And as the climate warms, these sad cases could become more common in the U.S. and elsewhere.
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All of which is to say: Winter is coming, but the anticipation of new gear warms the heart.
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If the temperature warms too rapidly, melting snow could create floods that wipe out ripe crops, he said.
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At first she talks quietly, as though paranoid that someone may overhear us, but she soon warms up.
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Now, as carbon dioxide traps more heat in the atmosphere and warms the planet, the scales have tipped.
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While the weather warms slowly, we're rounding up the nail polishes to get you in the spirit sooner.
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Jay warms to the goats, eventually picking up a spirited, patchy one and holding it like a baby.
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People cheerfully posting Spider-Man selfies with a pride flag is the cutest thing and warms my heart.
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Once your engine warms up to about 40 degrees Fahrenheit, the car transfers to normal fuel-consumption rates.
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It is the liberation of these vortices to move around as a material warms up which destroys superconductivity.
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It warms all parts of the organ at the same rate, which means it's less likely to shatter.
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The extra bass warms up those recordings nicely and the withdrawn treble dulls down the most strident parts.
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But when the air warms up, these pockets collapse so less heat is trapped and people stay cooler.
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"When you see the kids so happy on their special day, it is warms my heart," she says.
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As the climate warms, and as freezing rain replaces snow in the far north, this threat may increase.
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I haven't eaten all day, and his mom graciously warms up a bowl of leftover chili for me.
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As the weather warms up slightly, it might be time to revisit old superhero classics and recent blockbusters.
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MATHEMATICAL MODELS of climate change predict that the severity of natural disasters will increase as the world warms.
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It's assumed that many cold-adapted species will simply move farther south towards frigid Antarctica as Earth warms.
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I'll frequently work in 90-degree weather, and the cheese, of course, warms up but it doesn't melt.
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But researchers expect that to change as the weather warms up and mosquitoes come out in full force.
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It revealed how vulnerable the island's electrical infrastructure is to increasingly powerful storms expected as the climate warms.
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Yet as the planet warms, some have been tempted to claim that cold-related deaths will decline overall.
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Transatlantic flights will get longer as climate change warms and speeds up the jet stream, The Guardian reports.
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If the Earth warms another 2 degrees Celsius, such heatwaves are expected to occur 20 times more often.
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It also physically warms up while on the face, so the self-care feels a bit more tangible.
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"This is not a simple wine, it is more difficult, but it warms you up," he told me.
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I want it!" one fan wrote, while another simply said, "Nothing warms the heart like a family reunited.
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"The CO2 warms up the bottom part of the atmosphere where we live—that's global warming," he said.
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It, too, found a slowdown in storm forward speed as the world warms, along with higher precipitation rates.
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But under certain circumstances — when currents slow and water warms, for example — the population of algae can explode.
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There are still spaces available on the building, and more artists will paint once the weather warms up.
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Big fire years are more frequent as Alaska warms at a rate at least twice the global average.
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Christine Blasey Ford agrees to speak, the Vatican warms up to China, octopuses find a way to love.
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When he warms to the task in the homestretch of a major marathon, he can generate irresistible force.
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As the Arctic warms, bacteria in the soil consume organic matter faster, releasing more carbon dioxide and methane.
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"Fear will subside as the weather warms up, hopefully," said Barry Bannister, head of equity strategy at Stifel.
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As the world warms, a Swiss company called Glice is banking on the idea of synthetic ice rinks.
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With droughts expected to only become more frequent the planet warms, California's water wars aren't likely to evaporate.
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Among other impacts, the sea ice itself is changing, becoming less extensive and thinner as the Arctic warms.
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But as climate change warms the seas and inland estuaries, sardines are getting harder and harder to catch.
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Not only does it pressure cook, it slow-cooks, sautés, steams, warms, and even makes rice and yogurt.
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As climate change caused by burning fossil fuels drives temperatures higher, the ocean warms, causing it to expand.
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Big El Niño events — in which the ocean warms significantly more than this year — have planetary-wide consequences.
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The climate of the Choke Mountain watershed in the Upper Blue Nile Highlands is changing as the planet warms.
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But its principal cause is simply that paved environments absorb more heat, whose release then warms the surrounding air.
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As the sun warms the ground, it in turn heats the air at lower altitudes, causing it to rise.
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Under the halo, the mist shoots out and warms the air, but then the air cools the water droplets.
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During summer in the south, the Sun warms dust particles, causing them to rise up higher into the sky.
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As climate change warms our waters, invasive species such as green crabs are becoming more common, infiltrating more ecosystems.
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A study in Nature Climate Change in 2018, for instance, forecast a decrease in lightning as the world warms.
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As it warms up outside, the rest of us will be cooling down over brunch and some adult slushies.
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When the season warms up, the bugs are "triggered" to wake up and find food — mostly aphids, explained Kring.
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In a separate pan, he warms them up with butter and white wine until softened and sets them aside.
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From there, you make your way across a landing pad as Poe's X-Wing warms up to your right.
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He warms up to his role as a father to his teenage daughter, with whom he's recently been reunited.
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Nothing, however, warms the heart and romances the ear quite as much as Ellen's 1996 Taste This comedy album.
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In India, April can also be a particularly stifling month as the country warms before the monsoon rains arrive.
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A user inserts a cigarette-lookalike called a HeatStick; iQOS then warms the stick's tobacco, but doesn't burn it.
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As the climate warms across America, more northern states will welcome mosquitos, which thrive in temperatures over 80 degrees.
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Jake warms, abandoning regulation in favor of fun at home and even romance with the scientist gal next door.
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A disaster is anticipated -- and we can surely expect more flooding in the future, especially as the Earth warms.
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It looks like a conventional cigarette except a carbon heat source at the tip warms tobacco when it's lit.
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It balances the body's resonances, fosters a natural vibrato, warms the voice with overtones, and colors it with emotion.
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But as Earth warms, our historical understanding will turn obsolete faster than we can replace it with new knowledge.
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Yes, it's early and, yes, pitchers typically throw harder as the season goes on and the weather warms up.
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As Vytautas warms up, a few eager fans take photos of the Balls but the stadium remains mostly empty.
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It melts and smooths out after application when it warms up, but it still felt pretty heavy to me.
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As sunlight warms the Martian surface, it kicks up a convective rising of air, and a devil is born.
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This pollution traps heat and warms the planet, making cyclical weather events like droughts, floods and certain storms worse.
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However, once the weather warms up, these are the pants you'll be able to wear without sweating through them.
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And as the planet warms, we're seeing more and more severe versions of nearly all of these weather events.
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Danessa Myricks Illuminating Veil in Queen ($22) warms up dark skin perfectly and has a beautiful, natural sheen finish.
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They also are most likely to suffer in extreme weather, which has become more common as the planet warms.
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Even as the earth warms and extreme weather becomes more common, some years are colder and calmer than others.
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The next day, she warms it up and finishes it to order, often with a complex range of toppings.
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I have some jiu jitsu tomorrow, but even that's secondary because it warms up my body for the show.
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Maurice goes astray and arrives at a spellbound castle, where he warms his posterior probability against an open hearth.
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It warms the heart, particularly if you're familiar with the toxicity found in so many other corners of Reddit.
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But as the financial industry warms up to reverse mortgages, many individuals still do not take advantage of them.
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The excess heat trapped by those gases accumulates primarily in the ocean, and the seawater expands as it warms.
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As the planet warms and people convert more wild land into farmable pastures, North America&aposs skies are emptying.
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As the ocean warms, other fish species could head south to seek refuge from their own increasingly hot waters.
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"If he comes out tomorrow and warms up and says, 'Hey, Coach, I'm fine,' then he'll play," Hornacek said.
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Deadly diseases are making a comeback across the globe, as more children go without vaccines and the planet warms.
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That's because as the cold air stays at lower latitudes, it warms up, gaining heat from adjacent warmer air.
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Before the weekend warms up, more snow will hit parts of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, the weather service said.
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According to conventional estimates, methane warms the planet by 34 times as much as carbon dioxide over 100 years.
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In warmer weather, the air inside the bubble expands as it warms, popping the bubble before it gets far.
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She's the screen before the projector warms up, ready to show us whatever woman our imperfect hearts can dream.
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Buffalo is predicted to have fresh water even as the climate warms, and its summers will remain relatively cool.
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"It warms my heart that possibly there will be remains found for people who still want them," he said.
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At this wavelength, microwaves are readily absorbed by most foods, especially water, which is what warms the food up.
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And some new regions of the planet are greening as the planet warms, like vast swaths of the northern tundra.
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Check out this year's US Olympic Team's opening ceremony uniform, including a jacket that warms itself like an electric blanket.
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She cautioned Anglo-Caucasian countries to consider diversifying their gene pool if they want to survive as the planet warms.
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The seven-in-one appliance pressure cooks, sautés, steams, slow cooks, warms, and makes eggs, rice, soup, yogurt, and more.
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The bed also warms both sides individually and has a built-in white noise generator to lull you to sleep.
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Once it gets out of the cows—by belching, mainly, not, as is commonly thought, farting—this warms the world.
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The choice is yours obviously, but the White Walker develops in complexity as it slowly warms to room temperature, apparently.
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Underwood's songwriting skills, says Gorley, can make him forget the talent she's famous for – until she warms up her pipes.
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Oxygen in the ocean is dissolved in water, and when water warms, its ability to hold onto trapped gasses decreases.
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As the sun warms up a comet, its ice thaws to gas — just like dry ice does here on Earth.
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The flooding that goes with such rains is expected to become worse and wider-spread as the global climate warms.
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THAT hurricanes are likely to become more powerful as the climate warms is not a matter much debated among researchers.
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But it's not just the taste that makes this oil fun; it also warms up with your breath or tongue.
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Embr Wave cools or warms the wrist, triggering the body's natural response to temperature change to make you more comfortable.
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His work shows that as the Arctic warms, the odds of heavy snows in the Northeast somewhat paradoxically goes up.
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As the weather warms up, a group of Louisiana inmates have begun planting vegetables at a farm near their jail.
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She warms up with a bit of foam rolling and stretching, lateral band walks with a resistant band, and lunges.
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Knowing that they're taking some time to celebrate Valentine's Day during the hectic hustle of Fashion Week warms our hearts.
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Heatwaves are extreme weather events, but research shows that as the planet warms they are likely to become more frequent.
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But when he looks back on the great moments of his career, another less heralded occasion still warms his heart.
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World water supplies are under pressure as the planet warms and demand grows with the population, the United Nations says.
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"As the atmosphere warms, it is holding more moisture, and it has to get that moisture from somewhere," he said.
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They're a warning to the rest of us about the economic and human toll to come as our planet warms.
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Some nestlings hatch but remain buried in the nest, protected from winter's worst weather, until spring warms the soil nearby.
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As the air descends from the higher elevations toward the coast, it warms and dries, leading to extremely low humidity.
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Mr. Obama said protecting it was a vital step to counteract increasingly grave trends taking hold as the planet warms.
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The Innervisions and Diynamic bosses, respectively, will be going back-to-back after Sublevel boss Doc Martin warms the floor.
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As exposure to the Sun's intense rays warms the comet, powerful jets blast large building-sized pieces off its body.
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Christian still keeps the racket that she used on the film in her bag, and sometimes warms up with it.
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Freezing an item at room temperature warms the items around it in the freezer and takes more time to freeze.
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Matthew, after initial dismay, warms to Anne, but the match seems doomed to fail because of the stern Marilla's reaction.
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Her tone is pensive and centered, smooth and resolute; it warms and sustains tunes that often leap at unexpected angles.
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I miss the art, but the tables look inviting enough to make me come back when the weather warms up.
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Across much of the U.S. and around the world, extreme rainfall events are becoming more common as the world warms.
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He warms our hearts, puts smiles on our faces, and makes all the exhausting shenanigans seem worth multiple TROS viewings.
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As our planet warms, we're going to see more hurricanes, more crippling droughts, and more devastating rainstorms than ever before.
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As Greenland warms, the record of the Norse settlements, along with any clues that it might yield, is being erased.
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The chill lasts for about 15 minutes, and usually, by the time it warms to my body temperature, I'm already asleep.
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Ice cover at the poles has been progressively receding as Earth warms, which is a partial driver of rising sea levels.
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Sea levels are rising for two reasons, he explained: melting land ice, and the expansion of seawater as it warms up.
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Europe's electricity future could be both green and consistent, even as climate change warms the continent, according to a new study.
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Such storms may be becoming more common as the oceans and atmosphere warms in response to increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases.
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The once-iconic Okjökull glacier was declared dead in 2014, an icy victim as the world warms at an unprecedented rate.
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Research shows that Antarctica's glaciers are rapidly melting as the planet warms, releasing enough water to significantly raise global sea levels.
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This electric pressure cooker not only slow cooks and sears, but it also steams, stews, roasts, bakes, warms, and cooks rice!
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By spring, the days are just starting to warm again, and you can relax your shoulders while the grill warms up.
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This lower band of cool water circulates back to the tropics where it warms and repeats the process all over again.
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As the planet warms due to the emission of manmade greenhouse gases, ozone in the atmosphere will only become more potent.
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While the right matchup can help a team prevail, it also forces fans to wait while reliever after reliever warms up.
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Their relationship both warms and breaks my heart, the writing is smart, and I continue to be charmed by Claudia O'Doherty.
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As the climate warms, the wood rats will disappear from the Mojave or, if they are fortunate, adapt, Ms. Kurnath said.
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That's nothing cynical — infectious diseases will spread faster and farther as the climate warms, and we treat infectious diseases with drugs.
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The heat from the steel warms the water on the surface, which causes a larger hole to appear in the lake.
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And as the climate warms and more people move into high-risk areas, the damages from wildfires are projected to increase.
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Such precipitation extremes are consistent with what is expected as the climate warms, since warmer air carries (and delivers) more moisture.
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It warms my heart to know that I can have such special moments with my husband and make him feel special.
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As the earth warms, the frequency and severity of heat waves, droughts, extreme rain events, and hurricanes and typhoons will increase.
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You head into the theater, watch a good movie that warms your heart, and then walk back out to glorious sunshine.
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" The device also warms up when you make eye contact with your match, which is meant to "help you feel comfortable.
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Gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide absorb heat and radiate energy that warms the surface of the Earth.
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It was a reminder of the difference between an average writer ("Dick the shepherd warms his hands") and a great writer.
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But the fires are only getting more frequent and more serious as climate change warms and dries certain wine-growing regions.
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From hot cheesy baked Käsespätzle to fluffy sweet Kaiserschmarrn, this is comfort food that warms you up both literally and figuratively.
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At $60, the AmazonBasics Microwave starts does exactly what's you'd expect: warms up your food at the direction of your voice.
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U.S. officials have predicted local outbreaks to begin as the weather warms, particularly in southern states such as Florida and Texas.
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"You might have to masturbate in front of someone a few dozen times before he really warms to you," she says.
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Roman even begins to grow on George, who inexplicably warms to him just as Roman is wreaking havoc at the firm.
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He and his silver-haired partner pose for red carpet photos hand in hand, and it warms my barely beating heart.
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Pros: Easy to clean, consistent milk temperatures, automatic shutoff, warms breastmilk pouches, great for twinsCons: Expensive, hard to hear the timer
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As the world warms, species will move, their ranges will shift and that unoccupied land could become important to their survival.
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Khalid, for all his lovelorn protestations, fully trusts the power of his imploring voice, which warms even his most brittle tracks.
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And the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts massive tropical systems will only be getting stronger as the planet warms.
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This experiment is designed to show how the volume of a gas expands as it warms, and contracts as it cools.
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As the world warms, species will move, their ranges will shift and that unoccupied land could become important to their survival.
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When Io peeks out from behind Jupiter once more, the frozen sulfur dioxide warms and sublimes back to its gaseous state.
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His shooting form itself is an adventure: Allen warms up pregame with that exact hitch, drilling shot after shot with a .
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That warms the waters of the tropics, usually bringing more temperature winters to the Northern Hemisphere but aggravating natural hazards worldwide.
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"The biggest effect of clouds is to block sunlight, but as the world warms, we expect to have clouds change in a way that they effectively block less sunlight so the planet warms even more, but how strong this effect is remains uncertain," says Stevens, who was one of the leading authors of the IPCC chapter on clouds.
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Kortney Post, Tyler's sister and Brezlyn's mother, says it "warms her heart" to see her brother and her son playing together outside.
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As Cosmo U.K. reports, the high-tech invention, which goes on sale later this year, warms your feet while you fall asleep.
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As average temperatures rise, air warms and holds on to more moisture, roughly 7 percent more water for every degree Celsius increase.
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If Earth warms by another 1°C, which the world's current policies all but guarantee, these figures could double, affecting 1.1m Britons.
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As the beer opens and warms you get a smoked malt character with lemon skin and gentle herbal qualities and lacto sweetness.
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He explained that clouds reflect some sunlight that hits them, and as the planet warms from CO2 emissions, cloud cover will decrease.
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Costumes with hoods are also a great pick because they will keep your ears warms and protect your face from blustery winds.
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Image AP Photo/Pablo Martinez MonsivaisUnlike Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, Elon Musk still warms a seat on Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum.
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I call my best friend from home and we catch up on each others' lives for 30 minutes; it warms my heart.
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The Great Barrier Reef is currently facing a devastating coral bleaching event — a phenomenon set to get worse as the world warms.
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That's why it warms my heart (just a little) when I see some of our favorite Bluetooth headphones on sale, especially these.
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He's so unapologetically him and it just warms my heart to see him lift others up the way I wish I could.
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Kiparsky warns of a feedback loop where more desal is needed as the planet warms, which leads to more greenhouse gas emissions.
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"We can't change this natural cycle of the crop ... the crop will come out the ground when it warms up," he said.
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But when the ice melts, it leaves the dark ocean to absorb heat, which then warms both the oceans and surrounding air.
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Reef Insurance Yet, as scientists explore all of these innovations, storms are becoming more intense and more devastating as the world warms.
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A surface that knows something of what it was to be alive, that warms to our touch and cools in our absence.
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But, research published just two months earlier concluded that Joshua Tree populations will plummet in the coming decades as the climate warms.
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Part of the reason for this is that the climate warms, spring snowmelt occurs earlier, drying vegetation and making it more combustible.
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As dinner approaches the next day, the racks are rolled out to each wing, where an inmate volunteer warms up the food.
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The more greenhouse gases we emit, the more the planet warms, and the more we experience extreme and often deadly weather events.
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Unfortunately, the entire bloom season of whitlow grass is compacted into just a week or two — shorter if the weather suddenly warms.
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When the weather warms up, I carry the rod in that overloaded backpack along with a reel and a box of flies.
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Thinking things like, "I hate winter," or, "There's nothing to do until the weather warms up," will keep you in a funk.
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The entire cooking area warms up quickly and evenly, so you don't have to worry about any awkward hot or cold spots.
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As the world warms, natural disasters like floods and fires are likely to become more intense and hit areas formally left unscathed.
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The room has a peat-burning black box stove that warms fingers and toes after a soppy stroll along the coastal cliffs.
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Just as many people gravitate to lighter foods as the weather warms, so do they seek out lighter wines as summer approaches.
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Pros: Cools and warms milk quickly, shaped to match natural breast, easy to cleanCons: Too bulky to fit into most diaper bags
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There are tricky moments, too, like her unexpected, chaste flirtation with Taki's female co-worker, who warms to his new "feminine" side.
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He leaves out a coffee mug for Ms. Bay and warms up some milk for her coffee before he tackles the VersaClimber.
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Burning coal not only warms climate globally, but also contributes to the local air pollution that notoriously plagues Beijing and other cities.
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"They will have to wait until Mother Nature warms them up enough to melt the snow and the ice naturally," Chinchar said.
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When the air warms, it expands 700 times, according to the company website, and that can drive a turbine and create electricity.
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What warms my heart the most is that the article shows the soul of the man and recognizes that which was good.
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Winter storms, once rare, are snaking through central Mexico regularly as air warms over the Pacific Ocean and blows across the region.
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A markedly warmer Arctic means more dark, sunlight-absorbing ocean surface, which in turn warms the Arctic further, and on and on.
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"There is very little question about the basic mechanism of climate change: the sunlight comes in and warms up the earth," Mann explained.
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Bruck hopes that this work, which warms his heart, will inspire others to help these important people who've given our country so much.
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Great white sightings are relatively rare off Canada's Pacific and Atlantic coasts, but may become more frequent as climate change warms the oceans.
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Crucially, café touba is spicy instead of just spiced, with a slow burn that warms you like a shot of smoky, peaty whiskey.
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It may be cold outside this Valentine's Day, but Operation Smile and Random House Children's Books want to see what warms your heart.
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Because locusts are coldblooded, they have little energy before the day warms up, and the best spraying time is early in the morning.
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Then R. warms up the tortillas and we eat our tacos while drinking wine in front of the TV. Bedtime at 10:1103.
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That's because in the cold upper atmosphere, when water vapor condenses into ice particles, it releases its heat energy and warms the atmosphere.
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Then he warms up the skin concentrating Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Matte Bronzer on the hollows of cheeks and just under the jaw line.
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U.S. officials predicted local outbreaks would begin as the weather warms, particularly in southern states such as Florida and Texas, according to Reuters.
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That kind of thing warms my heart because I know she's my number one fan whether she can handle my madness or not.
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She warms up once she realizes this is an I'm sorry, let's fix this call, not a Here are all my excuses call.
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Image: GettyAs the globe warms, we are apparently close to reaching that sweet spot between all the ice melting and the world ending.
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With the technique, we can get an even more complete, real-time map of the ways our planet is changing as it warms.
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As the world warms, and carbon emissions continue to rise, it's important that both companies find pathways to commercial success, according to Holmgren.
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During the summer, the Sun warms surface water in the region, which then downwells underneath the shelf and exposes it to higher temperatures.
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In short, water near the surface will have absorbed the most heat (as the world warms) and create a layer of buoyant sea.
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As the climate warms, warm air will have to rise farther before it cools sufficiently to form clouds, thereby shrinking cloud forest habitat.
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It's often been suggested (or, at least, hoped) that no matter how much the climate warms, that humans might be able to adapt.
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One of climate science's great quests is to project how much Earth warms when carbon dioxide concentrations double — something known as climate sensitivity.
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Chilling news regarding climate change continues to arrive on a regular basis, even as Antarctica warms dangerously and further troubling global symptoms emerge.
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Studies say the rate is accelerating, fed by thawing ice sheets and glaciers and the expansion of ocean water as the planet warms.
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The solar energy that makes it through the sky warms the planet's surface, causing the surface to radiate heat in the infrared spectrum.
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"The Trump administration's approach warms over old and bad ideas that increase costs for consumers and lowers the quality of care," said Sen.
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On Olympics RIO DE JANEIRO — The Olympics are as much about what warms the heart or initiates debate as who wins the medals.
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As the climate warms, California's wildfire season is getting longer, and weather conditions that bring a risk of wildfires are becoming more common.
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As the climate warms, California's wildfire season is getting longer, and weather that brings a high risk of wildfires is becoming more common.
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As the weather warms up and more skin is revealed, you may catch a glimpse of some of these body mods on display.
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As the climate warms, California's wildfire season is getting longer, and weather conditions that bring a risk of wildfires are becoming more common.
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"On one side, the obvious or natural conclusion is that as the atmosphere warms, we expect a reduced frequency of snowstorms," Zarzycki says.
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Trilobites A high resolution terrain map of Earth's frozen continent will help researchers better track changes on the ice as the planet warms.
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But as the planet warms, scientists say the heavy rains in the Midwest that contributed to this year's devastation will become more common.
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A wedding-anniversary date that he arranges—dinner at home, candles, wine, "Sexy Mama" on the turntable—warms toward intimacy and then freezes.
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And the world's shallow oceans are losing oxygen as the planet warms and nutrient pollution pours in from agricultural heartlands and urban watersheds.
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Here&aposs what life is like on Vanuatu and Tuvalu, and the struggles they face as the planet warms and sea levels rise.
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What's more, there's growing evidence that as the climate warms, higher acidity conditions will become more frequent in certain regions of the oceans.
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The Rio Grande is drying up much earlier than usual this year, in a sign of what could come as the Southwest warms.
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I stir in the last of the ingredients to my crockpot and let them heat up while the cornbread warms in the oven.
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Pipeline transportation capacity could also increase because less diluent, used to help viscous heavy crude flow, is needed as the weather warms up.
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Currently, over half of the observed rise is the result of "thermal expansion": As ocean water warms, it expands, and sea levels rise.
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She meets and becomes friends with its staff members, such as Lumiere the candelabra, voiced by McGregor, and gradually warms to the beast.
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When the water warms up, there's more concern for bacteria, so the couple do not deliver to the city in July and August.
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The market thinks that this merger breaks US antitrust regulatory barrier and warms up the optimistic sentiment that Comcast and Disney acquire Fox.
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He soaks it all in as he warms up for 22015 or 28 minutes with Southampton's other goalkeepers, Fraser Forster and Alex McCarthy.
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Already as the world's climate warms, there has been an increase in devastating droughts and life- and property-destroying wildfires, mudslides and floods.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The World Warms to S.U.V.s, While the Planet Just Warms" (Business Day, March 6): Given the shaming of manufacturers and consumers worldwide for the popularity of sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks, it's no surprise that your article ignores the promise of increasing fuel efficiency by giving consumers the option of a fuel-efficient diesel engine.
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It even goes on the ceiling—the vintage wood shiplap overhead warms up the black-and-white room like nothing else can, she explains.
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As atheist China warms to the Vatican, religious persecution 'intensifies' These problems are explained in a new and carefully researched study by Freedom House.
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The changes occurring throughout the Arctic, as the region warms at twice the rate of the rest of the planet, are sweeping and vivid.
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But they drive around, Gary warms up as Jenny mouths along to a song on the radio, gets coffee, and gets her heart broken.
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Baker Paul warms everyone's hearts explaining his box is a tribute to his wife, with pink macarons and a Coldstream Guard all its own.
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While the pleasure boats, including Windfall and Felicity, gleam in the sunshine, the light warms rust on the decks of craft such as Pisces.
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Imaginative citizens beware: As the weather warms up in Australia, the waters off the coast of Queensland become a haven for stinging breast implants.
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Manny the Frenchie warms more than 1 million hearts everyday on his popular Instagram page, but that isn't enough for this do-gooder dog.
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Better still, as the May sun warms the western plains where it lives, go and watch it dance, as Lexington recently did in Wyoming.
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Their paper finds that, as the planet warms, soil in areas near the equator will dry up, reducing its ability to dampen temperature swings.
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"Because seawater expands as it warms, deep ocean warming means rising seas, which impacts coastal communities and infrastructure," Johnson told Gizmodo in an email.
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Revving up your cardiovascular system helps increase blood flow to your muscles, raise your body temperature and thus — you guessed it — warms you up.
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China's health authority has warned about the spread of the Zika virus as the weather warms up in mosquito-prone parts of the country.
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Inside the pod is 35 degrees warmer than the outdoors, because the person sitting inside the pod warms up the space with body heat.
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But the offense may get even better as the weather warms up, Ventura believes, and he can always count on the team's mind-set.
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It truly warms my heart, and I am proud of this song that I wrote basically as a kid on my little Casio keyboard.
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Its climate warms about two or three times faster than the Earth's average, and sea ice and glacier loss hit the area particularly hard.
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This inexpensive measure reduced emissions of black carbon, commonly called soot, which warms the earth by absorbing light and turning that energy into heat.
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Watching you become a Father warms my heart ❤️ You're a natural and Hart is the luckiest boy to have you as his Dad.
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Pros: Extremely affordable, easy-to-use basic features, portable, warms up any room or officeCons: Fan-based so could be noisy, a little basic
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I wrote about something else that week: a smart idea to give subsidies for outdoor work in hot weather, as the world warms up.
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Seven of the islands most well-known species, including giant tortoises, penguins and sea lions, are at risk of declining as the planet warms.
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As the planet warms, many bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites can survive in areas where they haven't been found before, the review team writes.
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Despite our "over it" attitude towards coats, boots, and generally wearing pants, we struggle to piece together temperature-appropriate outfits when spring warms up.
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Dutton told Motherboard that climate change warms the very ocean waters that fuel hurricanes, and it also helps give storms stronger, more intense winds.
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It warms my heart to hear from other people who kept something that others might think is silly close to them through the years.
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Pikas — the diminutive, rotund relatives of rabbits that live in rocks at high altitude — appear to be retreating to higher altitudes as climate warms.
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But as the earth warms, the paper concludes, the vast plains of southwestern ice will increasingly melt, with the meltwater flowing to the ocean.
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A water-activated heating packet uses a powdered mix of magnesium metal, iron and salt to generate the heat that warms up the meal.
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It warms up via a battery in the heel, and then connects to a phone app so you can control and monitor the temperature.
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But according to some experts, right now, as the weather warms up and the flowers start to bloom, is the horniest time of year.
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Critic's Notebook Alcohol warms some people up and gives them a little glow; for others, it offers almost instant access to their inner troglodyte.
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The 'Gaffe Machine' warms up: Biden is starting to make the sort of misstatements and impolitic comments that he has long been known for.
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At Oserian, one of Kenya's largest flower exporters based near Lake Naivasha, geothermal steam warms greenhouses and generates electricity at its two power plants.
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Unlike the nourishing blooms that bring life to the waters of Nome, these cysts can hatch into toxic algal blooms when the ocean warms.
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And when the air warms up but the length of days stays the same, species that rely on each other become "mismatched," she said.
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That absorption further warms the ocean and spurs additional ice melt in a vicious cycle that scientists refer to as a positive feedback loop.
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One pound of HFC-23 warms the Earth about as much as about 12,000 pounds of carbon dioxide, the most prevalent climate-heating gas.
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Residents of shantytowns are at particular risk in the months of February and March, as the weather warms and the rains stop, officials said.
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Mr. Smith, 66, a taciturn farmer who warms up to strangers at the pace of an autumn morning, has retired from managing the piggery.
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Dr. Schuur said that as the planet warms, more southerly regions, where the permafrost occurs in discontinuous patches, would be expected to thaw first.
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When the air warms, it expands by 700 times, according to the company website, and it can then drive a turbine to generate electricity.
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A drone can get close enough to the ground to tell them which plants might be benefiting in a particular landscape as it warms.
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But which restaurants serve up the best bowls of soup, the kind that&aposs packed with flavor and warms you from the inside out?
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High clouds High clouds are expected to move higher as the climate warms, where they will emit less heat into space, worsening warming. 3.
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Scientists say we will lose 99 percent of the world's coral reefs if the planet warms by 2 degrees Celsius or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
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As the globe warms, the atmosphere is able to carry more water vapor, and warmer ocean temperatures also help fuel more intense storm systems.
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That is, unless the soil warms up and dries out, at which point all of that carbon is liable to escape back to the atmosphere.
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Because seasonal cocktails become so iconic during the summer months, we wondered what drinks would be making waves this year as the weather warms up.
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Unfortunately for the denizens of U.S. cities, humidity is expected to increase as global temperatures rise (the air holds more moisture as the climate warms).
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As the atmosphere warms, winds generated by larger contrasts in surface temperature at different locations mobilize dust particles the size of individual talcum powder grains.
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As Luca warms up to the idea that he will soon have a baby sister, Duff is looking forward to the end of summer break.
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This is in keeping with a general trend toward faster, earlier melting in the northern hemisphere as the climate warms, priming northern latitudes for wildfires.
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This fearlessness when it comes to the cause of life is what warms the hearts of Christian conservatives and makes them loyal to the president.
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Just because the movies aren't pop culture staples doesn't mean they're not worth giving a chance while we kill time until the weather warms up.
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As the planet warms, areas at risk of malaria are growing as mosquitoes spread to highland areas - and these areas need vigilant attention, said Abeku.
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She warms his furry heart, saves him from some evil villagers, and ultimately reverses the spell that made him so furry in the first place.
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Whatever the reason for the caption, it warms my heart to see a celebrity couple committed to both co-parenting and a strong brunch game.
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And as soon as the weather warms up, I'll be wearing this on its own with a great pair of heels and bold coral lip.
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The manure from animals, millions and millions of tons of it, produces methane — a gas that warms the planet 1953 times faster than carbon dioxide.
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Young brown kids with names and faces like mine will always know that their neighbors embrace them, and it absolutely warms my huge, queer heart.
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As the global climate warms, experts say disasters from floods to fires will leave millions homeless, with the private sector under pressure to step in.
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Don't get us wrong, we're still all about that wine-coffee combo, but once the weather warms up, we're going to need a cooler alternative.
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As human settlements push further into wilderness, as that wilderness warms and dries with climate change, the risk to people and property will only grow.
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But after a few seconds of gentle touch, Priscilla realizes that she is being treated with love, not malice, and warms up to the attention.
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But as the world warms due to climate change, they'll become all too common in just a few decades—and that's according to modest projections.
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If this warms the hearts of Democrats, they'd best think about the potential nominees of a Republican President Trump, President Cruz, or even President Rubio.
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Steam rises from Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson as he laughs during warms up before an NFL football game against the Chicago Bears.
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A good portable fire pit warms up any outdoor area, so you and your friends can keep the backyard fun going once the temperature drops.
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The effort could help safeguard the prosperity gains of at least 1 billion people as the planet warms, V20 finance ministers said in a statement.
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But there are some studies that suggest that as the Arctic warms, more extreme and cold winter weather in the US will become more prevalent.
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Over the last few years, yellowtail snapper have been spawning earlier because the water warms sooner, and king fish have stayed closer to Naples, Fla.
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As our planet warms and global resources are stretched thin, we can expect that human beings will come into greater contact with highly infectious pathogens.
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This leaves large swathes of dark ocean exposed to absorb more heat from the sun, which warms the ocean and in turn melts more ice.
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Besides, as the pizza stone warms up, you can take advantage of the hot oven and roast the eggplant cubes until they caramelize and collapse.
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Through the south-facing glass, the sun warms the house in winter, while interior shades and curtains reduce the heat gain in summer by half.
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But over time she warms, finding a place for herself in a community that welcomes her ability to tidy up even the most persistent messes.
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"It starts in the spring as the weather warms up, goes into the summer and then into the fall," said Jane Hoffman, the group's president.
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As companies continue to develop their alternative meat products they'll likely face increasingly climate-conscious consumers or stricter regulations on emissions as the planet warms.
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There are signs that the weather pattern warms in the second half of January and cold is unlikely to dominate in the weeks after that.
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This leaves large swathes of dark ocean exposed to absorb more heat from the sun, which warms the ocean and in turn melts more ice.
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The United Nations (UN) released a report Monday identifying future winners and losers in agriculture as the planet warms from the effects of climate change.
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As the light returns and the sky warms, I'll be celebrating not just the majesty of the heavens but also the wisdom of the scientists.
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Climate scientists are still understanding how Earth's profoundly complicated nexus of oceans, atmosphere, ice worlds, and land will interact in different ways as Earth warms.
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Wild weather - from record-breaking hurricanes to punishing floods and drought - has grown stronger around the world as the planet warms, with dramatic humanitarian consequences.
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Storms are intensifying as the ocean warms, sea levels rise, and natural barriers that shelter coasts like coral reefs and mangroves die and are destroyed.
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This poor, highly vulnerable region is facing the prospect of more intense precipitation extremes as the climate warms worldwide: more intense rainfall and disastrous drought.
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Foreign [Also read: The Chaplain, the Cathedral Fire and the Race to Rescue Notre-Dame's Relics] ____ America's glaciers are losing ice as the world warms.
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Both of these gases are less soluble in warmer water, and as the ocean warms, these gases are released into the air, which increases the APO.
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As the weather warms up, owning a good deodorant to keep you feeling fresh is a must, and Ashley Graham seems to have found her favorite.
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A hurricane's main source of fuel, in the form of heat and moisture, is the ocean, and water temperatures have been increasing as the world warms.
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It was particularly severe because it coincided in part with El Niño, a periodic climate pattern that warms equatorial waters in the Pacific every few years.
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Once they get pick up the "signal" from the magnetic fields, they start to vibrate, and this creates the heat that warms up the organ quickly.
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And finally, the animals are in danger because of climate change: as the world warms, the snow leopard's range in the cold high mountains will shrink.
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Diesel inventories typically start to build from April, when the weather warms and as motorists take to the roads more but this year has been different.
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For decades, scientists have been monitoring this interface of rock, ice and ocean, in order to understand how quickly it'll retreat as the planet warms up.
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But researchers found that the reindeer had also shifted north to find cooler grounds and escape mosquitoes, which are becoming more commonplace as the region warms.
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While atmospheric rivers are not a new phenomenon, researchers are now turning to the question of whether and how they are changing as the climate warms.
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Lives at risk as the climate warms Experts say that heat waves like this one are only made worse by the ongoing impact of climate crisis.
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L. warms up a frozen pizza for dinner, and I make a spinach salad with lemon vinaigrette using lemons from the tree in the front yard.
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Sea ice melt in the Arctic, home to the North Pole, is occurring as it warms at about double the average rate for the Earth overall.
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Warms your heart, Part 2 A pair of Muslim-American groups raised more than half a million dollars for the victims in the Portland train stabbings.
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And one big question is whether they might eventually travel north of Lake Okeechobee, which sits in the middle of the state, as the planet warms.
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As the Arctic warms, there is less of a temperature difference between the high-latitudes and mid-latitudes, which could result in weaker, wavier atmospheric patterns.
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These storms transfer extra heat to the upper atmosphere, where the winds fan the heat exhaust northward, where the air then descends, dries out and warms.
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Laura, the older of the two, is more talkative, while Lydia, who greets me with a shy smile, warms up once we all get more comfortable.
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Fortunately, the insight that ultimately made sales palatable to me is also what's made me fairly good at it — and something that warms my Canadian heart.
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A report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned that such calamities will become more common if the world warms even by another 0.5°C.
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We'll just see more of those extremely hot days as the planet warms, according to the climate change tracking platform Climate Signals and scientist Michael Mann.
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Across much of the U.S. and around the world, extreme rainfall events are becoming more common as the world warms and the atmosphere holds more moisture.
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There's also an entire group working on gas hydrates: hard frozen crystals found within the sediment layers that may melt into gas as the ocean warms.
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Some studies show that as the climate warms, days with an extremely unstable air mass will become more frequent, potentially leading to more events like this.
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Projections of the effects of climate change vary depending on how much the Earth warms (usually modeled on an increase of 274 to 2000 degree Celsius).
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Other studies have shown that crop yields are likely to be diminished as the climate warms, in particular due to an increase in extreme weather events.
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Mr. Renzi, who will arrive at this week's summit meeting fresh off his state dinner with President Obama, warms to his themes with expressive arm movements.
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The best part of the mask, aside from how long the jar lasts, is that it physically warms against your skin when you rub it in.
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To make the garnish, Ms. Lo warms chopped almonds in the toaster oven, which she considers a valuable and versatile tool in any small, efficient kitchen.
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It turns out that increases in solar activity produce warming throughout the atmosphere, while carbon dioxide increases cooling in the upper atmosphere and warms the surface.
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In its latest report, the IPCC estimated that the global economy would take a $54 trillion hit if the world warms by 1.5°C by 2100.
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As the global climate warms, polar ice-caps are melting, sea levels are rising, floods and typhoons are intensifying, and entire communities will soon be underwater.
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But as the production continues, she warms to her wounded employer's ardent attempts to understand a woman whose suicide is still fresh in the American mind.
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Winter passes in the cell, and when the weather warms, newly minted adults emerge from silk cocoons to dig themselves out, and start the cycle again.
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The city has a year-round population of 9,000, with another 20,000 or so residents who, like the plover, flock back when the weather warms up.
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President Trump and many other people have expressed optimism that the coronavirus might go away when weather warms in a similar way to the seasonal flu.
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It's perhaps the best known and more worrisome of climate feedback loops: As the planet warms, permafrost—landscapes of frozen soil and rock—begins to thaw.
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Separate from these climate changes is the weather phenomenon El Niño, a fluctuation in the climate system that warms the sea surface temperature in the Pacific.
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La Nina cools the sea surface temperatures in the tropical eastern and central parts of the Pacific Ocean, whereas its opposite phenomenon, El Nino, warms them.
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This means that they have one foot in the water and, as the world warms, are melting from the bottom as well as from the top.
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But forecasters expect weak or even nonexistent El Niño conditions; that weather phenomenon, which warms the waters of the Pacific Ocean, tends to suppress Atlantic storms.
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In Saudi Arabia last May, Trump was treated to the kind of royal welcome -- elaborate ceremonial sword dances in opulent palaces -- that warms the Trumpian heart.
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Over the course of a season, the cows are milked as they graze higher up the mountain as the weather warms, giving the cheese more complexity.
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Climate change has always been bedeviled by uncertainty: after the established fact that carbon dioxide warms the Earth, that persistent margin of 5 or so degrees.
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The El Niño phenomenon, which was unusually strong in 2015-16, warms the Pacific Ocean, bringing heavy rains and droughts to different parts of the world.
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Researching resilient crops that could help feed the world's growing population as the planet warms is a key motivation for the seed bank's work, said Cockel.
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This is a hack for hack's sake, but it warms my heart knowing that my beloved Watchman still might have a few more tricks up its sleeve.
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Scientists say this year's El Nino weather pattern is likely a key factor in the red tide, as it warms the ocean and creates bloom-friendly conditions.
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"It truly warms my heart that people had so much to say about this bodysuit," she captioned one photo, dressed in the nude onesie featuring sheer panels.
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As the world warms -- thanks largely to the 1,200 metric tons of carbon dioxide we humans are pumping into the atmosphere each second -- the ice is disappearing.
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The 10% figure does in fact derive from an extreme warming scenario, one in which the climate warms by about 8°C, or 14.4°F, by 2100.
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Experts in mosquito-borne diseases expect some local transmission of the Zika virus through mosquitoes in Florida and along the Gulf Coast once the weather warms up.
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Fish all over the planet are migrating toward the globe's poles, often seeking the cooler water they are used to as the ocean warms, the scientists say.
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The young boy quickly warms up to his other mother who he hadn't seen in weeks and Ally sends him upstairs so that she can confront Winter.
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Seeing the tenderness of Gianni and Antonio's relationship warms your heart until you remember that their desires lining up is happening days before Gianni will be assassinated.
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So, we ~could~ get more record warms on the East Coast, coupled with the slowly rising seas, while getting some of the same weirdness in the West.
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As the world warms, permafrost soils that have been frozen for thousands years are melting, releasing ancient viruses and bacteria that have lain dormant, reports the BBC.
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If we fail to meet these goals and the earth warms by 290 degrees Celsius, according to the report, hundreds of millions of lives are at stake.
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Such extreme events are becoming more severe, frequent, and longer lasting as the overall climate warms, and this past summer, it was the West's turn to roast.
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Democrats have pushed for drastic action to combat climate change as the planet warms and severe weather events such as recent Midwestern flooding have devastated U.S. communities.
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She loves music and she just started a little ballet class — and I think that just warms my heart on a level I can't even tell you.
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A report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in 2016 found that the Arctic warms at least twice as fast as the rest of the world.
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Climate scientists overwhelmingly agree that aggressive action is needed to stave off the violent storms, rising seas, and debilitating droughts projected to worsen as the climate warms.
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Her manner is as quiet and unshowy as her way of speaking, but what might seem thinly speculative in the prompts burns away as she warms up.
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The study found that, as the Earth warms, it will lead to an increase in air pollution and allergens, which will worsen asthma and other respiratory diseases.
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There's now a deep unease across the American political spectrum, a sensation akin to the swelling hum of instruments as an orchestra warms up for its performance.
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Researchers said that as the earth warms, the U.S. should expect intensifying heat waves and more powerful hurricanes, declining snowpacks and more extensive droughts in the West.
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But what warms the heart or initiates debate can be a matter of perspective in a sprawling event that brings together more than 113 nations and territories.
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As the atmosphere warms, clouds tend to have more water and less ice in them, and the more watery clouds prevent solar radiation from reaching the earth.
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El Niño warms the equatorial waters around Kiritimati Island more than anywhere else in the world, making it a likely harbinger for the health of reefs worldwide.
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"It warms you up when it's cold," says Razza, who is sitting down to a lamb tandoori at Mughli when I interrupt to ask about his meal.
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While melting land ice anywhere should concern coastal residents as the planet warms, this tool can help focus those concerns and make specific city projections more accurate.
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However, great white sharks have been known to migrate along the South Shore of Long Island as the water warms up during the summer, Dr. Curtis said.
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After years of progress in restoring atmospheric ozone, scientists reported a mysterious resurgence of CFC-11, a banned industrial gas that destroys ozone and warms the planet.
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Now she's got her sights on getting Zeke back from Darlene, but hearing Ben say that Jonah is "the boy version" of her also warms her heart.
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Along Lake Erie, they tend to begin swarming when the lake temperature warms to 60 degrees in the spring, and cools to 60 degrees in the autumn.
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Researchers are just now starting to be able to model how many cases of dengue fever and malaria might develop as the earth warms, Carlson told me.
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The thought of Sanders standing side by side with Trump and Bloomberg in a presidential debate warms the heart and thrills the soul of liberals across America.
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She warms groundnut soup on the electric stove until the windows fog up and the whole room is swaddled with the scent of peanut butter and chiles.
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Dr Rickett's starting point is his assumption that, as ice ages end and the world warms up, underground water flows will increase simultaneously all around the planet.
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As the Arctic warms, there's a weaker temperature difference between the tropics and the Arctic, potentially allowing the jet stream to experience these bigger swings and wobbles.
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But once she turns to him for advice, her heart gradually softens, and then warms, taking far less than the span of a book to do so.
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It features a heating blade that warms a tobacco stick and emits a vapor with the taste of tobacco, but with fewer noxious chemicals than cigarette smoke.
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Beneath the scraper, a simple heat coil — that looks not unlike an immersion heater — quickly warms up the tool, helping you to break up and remove ice.
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As the Earth warms, the combination of changing rainfall patterns, rising evaporation rates and growing populations has put more places at risk of running out of water.
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These conditions only improve deeper into the summer and autumn, as the water warms up enough to swim and the northern foliage takes on early fall hues.
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It makes yogurt, cooks rice, sautés, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, and warms, and has 14 built-in smart programs to take the lead on common recipes.
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As the ocean warms and expands, and ice sheets in places like Greenland melt, seas are rising and more more water is available to inundate the land.
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If the anniversary has inspired you to join the movement, a few words of advice: know the law, and wait until the weather warms up a bit.
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For example, when sea ice melts, it exposes darker ocean water to incoming sunlight, which warms the water and then the air, melting more ice, and so on.
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"Pollen seasons are getting longer and heavier as the Earth warms up," explained Dr. Mitchell Grayson, an allergist at Nationwide Children's Hospital and researcher at Ohio State University.
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Like the second-rate comic who warms up the audience before a headliner, Trump was entertaining in a crude and unsophisticated way but he wasn't expected to succeed.
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Seeing Joe's relationship with Mr. Mooney (clearly meant to evoke Paco/Joe vibes) warms Beck to her beau even more, and they go home ready to start over.
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"As the climate warms and humidity increases across the nation, the risk of mosquito-borne diseases, like Zika, is becoming more prevalent for Americans," according to the report.
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Khalid Howilo, center, holds a cup of tea as he warms himself by a fire at the refugee and migrant camp in Idomeni, Greece, Sunday, March 27, 2016.
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Even the grandfather's story warms when it touches on his struggle to construct a life with someone he loves so deeply but who is also damaged beyond repair.
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A new study in the journal Nature Climate Change says as the planet warms, we're having fewer, but heavier, rainstorms -- and the same thing is happening with hailstorms.
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As the Arctic warms, the ice thins earlier, creating dangerous conditions for hunters to access the foods central to the traditions of many indigenous people like the Inuit.
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One of the lineup's best-sellers, the 9-in-1 DUO Plus, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, sterilizes, warms, cooks eggs, cooks rice, makes yogurt, and makes cake.
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One of the lineup's best-sellers, the 9-in-290 DUO Plus, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, sterilizes, warms, cooks eggs, cooks rice, makes yogurt, and makes cake.
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This is a common technique used by magicians as their body heat and the heat generated by friction warms and softens the metal, making it easier to bend.
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Refuge officials have claimed that this heavy winter grazing warms the soil and increases the availability of insects for shorebirds and waterfowl that stop through on their migrations.
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As the world warms and people, wildlife and the natural environment suffer increasingly devastating impacts, the Trump administration is systematically erasing climate change from government regulations and policies.
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They've found their place caring for patients with disabilities, crafting products in factories, delivering the energy that drives our nation, and baking the bread that warms our tables.
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Yes, you can get the flu when it's not flu seasonOnce the weather warms up and the spring flowers start to bloom, flu activity tends to drop off.
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The house is designed as a three-dimensional sundial that keeps the temperature cool during summer months, and warms the living space in the winter, fall, and spring.
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The details: The new study, published in the journal Science on Thursday, found that as the climate warms, insects' metabolism will speed up, causing them to eat more.
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As the world warms in response to human-caused climate change, the need for air conditioning will become more acute, particularly in the Middle East and South Asia.
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This traps the heat of the sun, causing a global climate disruption, and warms the seas, killing vibrant tropical coral reefs and spawning bigger, fiercer "superstorms" at sea.
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Experts warn the dire conditions in Bosnia could transform into a full-blown crisis when the weather warms and the number of migrants traveling through Bosnia spikes again.
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From his home in Ditmas Park, his commute is only a few stops on the train, but once the weather warms a bit, he'll be riding his bike.
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As with many species, their range is expected to shift further north as climate change warms the Northern Hemisphere—but there's no indication that's happening yet, he said.
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As the planet warms the atmosphere can hold more moisture, so hurricanes, like other rainstorms, could be expected to produce more rain on average than in the past.
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But the pattern of heat waves being more extreme and expanding into normally cooler regions is in keeping with what we expect to see as the climate warms.
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As temperatures increase, snow cover in the region is declining, meaning less energy from the sun is reflected back into space and more warms the ground as heat.
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Among those laws, Mr. Pruitt said in his answers, is the Clean Air Act provision requiring that the E.P.A. regulate the carbon dioxide pollution that warms the planet.
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I loved the way it starts off cold and firm and warms, softens and melts on its way to disappearing, its flavor lingering and beckoning the next spoonful.
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As carbon emissions rise and the planet warms, domesticated crops like rice and wheat are losing nutritional value, and climate disasters are putting harvests and farmland at risk.
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The corals may save themselves, as many other creatures are attempting to do, by moving toward the poles as the Earth warms, establishing new reefs in cooler water.
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And though forecasts of sea-level rise are vexed with uncertainties and divergences, there is a strong consensus that the rate is accelerating as the world warms up.
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Ice typically reflects from about half to 70 percent of the solar energy that hits it, but water reflects only 6 percent, and so the water warms up.
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Here's NASA's explanation: As the atmosphere warms, winds generated by larger contrasts in surface temperature at different locations mobilize dust particles the size of individual talcum powder grains.
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I mutter that I'm hungry, so she warms up leftover pizza from Saturday night, and then insists we have a glass of wine to toast to the New Year.
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This floral Instant Pot comes in the form of the six-quart LUX, the 6-in-1 model that pressure cooks, slow cooks, sautés, cooks rice, steams, and warms.
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The earlier forecast in May reflected the presence of El Nino, the climate phenomenon that warms the Pacific Ocean and tends to prevent storms from developing in the Atlantic.
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It feels organic in the hand instead of robotic — a vibe unfortunately reinforced by how quickly it picks up grease and warms up when the processor is really chugging.
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In such a carbon-saturated atmosphere, the simulated geoengineering also tempered extreme, crippling deluges (which are becoming more common as the climate warms) and reduced the intensity of hurricanes.
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But as the planet warms up, scientists are expecting to see more ice and snow from the surface to melt and puddle up in lakes or flow in rivers.
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But before the weather warms up, this two-day event takes advantage of the rink for wintry festivities that include a skating showcase, curling lessons and a silent disco.
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The report illustrates the failure of polluting corporations to keep up with climate regulations and the financial losses they could suffer as carbon prices rise and the planet warms.
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If the permafrost warms up, it can start releasing this carbon in the form of two powerful heat-trapping greenhouse gases, methane and carbon dioxide, making global warming worse.
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" The duo are parents to 7-month-old son Caiden Zane, with the 33-year-old father gushing last month that the infant's smile "warms my heart so much.
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Red meat allergy is just one of the nightmare health problems caused by ticks—problems that, in the U.S. at least, are likely to intensify as the climate warms.
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The zoo was happy to report that the giraffe-mother-to-be and her mate Oliver will be moving outside as the weather warms up and the snow melts.
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The current El Nino, which started early in 2015 and typically warms central Pacific Ocean waters, was the strongest since 1997 and is expected to fade in early summer.
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As the two almost identical dancers, Jason Collins and Ingrid Kapteyn, struggle with one another across the dirt, the hot sun warms the crowd and concrete surrounding the pool.
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Try viewing the winter months as an opportunity to catch up on activities and learning experiences you simply don't have time or patience for once the weather warms up.
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As the atmosphere extends farther away from Pluto, the temperature warms up slightly to about -261 degrees Fahrenheit (110 Kelvin) thanks to rising methane that's heating up the air.
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Public health officials are warning the virus could be worse than expected and fear a spike in cases, especially in Southern states and Puerto Rico, as the weather warms.
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Unlike most local fish, winter flounder enter shallow bays and coves in midwinter to spawn and stay until the sun warms the water to temperatures above what they prefer.
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As the climate warms and places like the Caribbean experience record breaking ocean temperatures, a normal category three or four hurricane can instead become a category four or five.
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The drought was caused by the El Niño weather system, which warms the Pacific Ocean and has caused extreme weather affecting millions of people across parts of the world.
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Envelop your cat in heated comfort with the K&H Thermo-Kitty Bed, which features a 4-watt heater that gently warms to your cat and keeps him cozy.Pros:Cons:
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In a nondescript strip mall in Henderson, Nevada, a suburb of Las Vegas, the UFC middleweight fighter warms up on the soft blue mats of a Jiu Jitsu gym.
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We must reckon with the likelihood of even worse storms, heat waves, fires, and droughts as the Earth warms — because scientists expect even this "new normal" to get worse.
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"If the climate warms, do we expect an increase in disturbance regimes?" said Jeffrey Q. Chambers, a geographer at the University of California, Berkeley, who led the Katrina study.
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They unfurl like a lizard's tongue — when the weather warms up the petals roll out, and when the weather's cold, they roll back up, causing you to look closely.
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It's a sight that warms the scroogiest of hearts: Droves of people making their way to their local blood donation centers following a large-scale tragedy or natural disaster.
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The product includes an electronically controlled heating blade that warms a tobacco stick and releases a vapor with the taste of tobacco but fewer harmful chemicals than cigarette smoke.
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Kerber had looked increasingly impressive on the Santa Ponsa grasscourts as she warms up for the defense of her Wimbledon title but could not contain a strong Bencic comeback.
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Breezes waft in and the curtains billow in summer, and in winter the low lying sun is blinding (hence the back lit photo) but it warms the space nicely.
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Drink what you like, of course — the story says that — but there are many delightful ways to spritz at home after work, especially now as the weather warms up.
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Once set up, the Zip's built-in water pump draws water directly from the source, while it's onboard heater warms that water up to 100ºF in roughly 10 seconds.
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Fundamentally, it's the art of friendship that warms you in the various winters of your discontent, and when you're in trouble you don't want 1,000 people, but just one.
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Some scientists think that if, as expected, the equatorial eastern Pacific warms faster than other regions, extreme El Niños will double in frequency to once a decade by 2100.
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Because the AMOC serves to transfer heat from the tropics into the North Atlantic, where it warms the atmosphere, when it collapses the Northern Hemisphere can cool relatively rapidly.
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The loss of sea ice contributes to a vicious cycle in which sunlight, normally reflected by ice, instead enters the ocean and warms it, leading to more ice melt.
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Instead, she only submitted the 2018 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's special climate report detailing the dire climate impacts expected if the world warms by just 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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And a new comprehensive U.N. climate special report, released Wednesday, presents an encyclopedic review of how Earth's oceans and ice sheets have been altered as the world relentlessly warms.
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Not long ago, a planet that warms by 2 degrees Celsius over the course of the coming century was considered an unimaginable catastrophe to be avoided at any cost.
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When the ground warms up, authorities intend to use police dogs to search for more evidence on the grounds of the home where the remains have been found, Idsinga said.
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That's because the temperature difference between the North Pole and the equator, which drives atmospheric energy in the form of winds and storm systems, is shrinking as the Arctic warms.
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It genuinely warms the heart when you find someone else's ladder or a shelter in a useful spot, just as you were about to get stuck in some real trouble.
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But with rising numbers of people trying to navigate the "deadly stretch of water" between Libya and Italy as the weather warms, migrants were in danger of drowning, MSF said.
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Scientists have long cautioned that, as the planet warms—it is roughly 1°C hotter today than before the industrial age's first furnaces were lit—weather patterns will go berserk.
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There's a decadent coffee milkshake made with Ample Hills ice cream, and once the weather warms, a Scandinavian-style blend of coffee and lemonade that may be an acquired taste.
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The cold organ is already brittle and prone to shattering when it gets warmed up, but this becomes an even bigger risk if one part warms faster than the other.
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In the future, these worldwide observations of photosynthesis can be used to improve predictions of how productive crops will be in the future, as the world warms up, Eldering says.
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It's burned into my memory for life, the joy and disbelief on your face makes me smile and warms my heart every time i see it♥️ Happy Father's Day!
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As the climate warms, however, there's a growing fear that infections are set to increase; last year, the dreaded ameoba was detected in Minnesota, further north than its usual habitat.
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This figure would rise to a loss of 6% or more with five degrees of warming, and fall to below 2% if the globe warms by 1.5 degrees or less.
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"While it sounds counterintuitive, water releases heat as it freezes, and that heat warms the surrounding colder ice," said University of Alaska at Fairbanks glaciologist Erin Pettit, in a statement.
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As the planet warms in response to the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, the ratio of high temperature records compared to low temperature records has become more skewed.
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Their study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, found that for every degree the world warms, 4 million sq km (1.5 million sq miles) of permafrost would be lost.
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Hubby gets up for the baby, warms a bottle and changes his diaper while I listen to him having a full-blown one-way conversation with our 6-month-old.
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A key choke point, however, is forming in middle distillates – the diesel used to power trucks and generators, and the heating oil that warms homes around the world in winter.
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The difference is that the earlier movie was steeped in youth culture, whereas the new one warms to those who have already lived, and misspent, the bulk of their lives.
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As the weather warms, and they get added back into my rotation (though I even managed to style them for a few winter looks), this number will continue to lower.
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I mean damn, this one just comes right off the bat as the first "proper" question, after she warms up for a bit: How does Björk feel about the flute?
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As our planet warms up, our oceans act like a giant sponge, absorbing more than 90 per cent of the excess heat, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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Functionally that is a vacuum, causing the now-exposed ice to sublimate away into the air in the same way a block of dry ice does when it warms up.
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As the world warms and weather grows more extreme, it's hard to find anyone in American politics—Democrat or Republican—taking the crisis as seriously as scientists suggest they should.
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Brief accelerations and sharper points (jutting elbows, punches, twitches) add texture, and Heidi Eckwall's lighting warms and brightens, but none of that fundamentally alters the gentle, pink-on-white character.
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On the Niagara Peninsula to the south, vineyards can survive the occasional blast of cold Arctic air because Lake Ontario, which is exceptionally deep, retains heat and warms the winds.
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As the world warms because of human-induced climate change, most of us can expect to see more days when temperatures hit 90 degrees Fahrenheit (63 degrees Celsius) or higher.
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As the world warms because of human-induced climate change, most of us can expect to see more days when temperatures hit 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius) or higher.
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It is also a test run for still-larger crises the U.S. and international community face as the earth warms, triggering food shortages, other types of epidemics, and mass migrations.
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The continuing loss of sea ice does not bode well for polar bears, whose existence depends on an ice cover that is rapidly thinning and melting as the climate warms.
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It enhances enchiladas, brings out the most beautiful flavors on a burger, or of course, can simply be sipped like a magical elixir that warms your body from the inside out.
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" Eller added, "Seeing the way that the community of Maui came together … Just under the idea of helping one person make it out of the woods alive, just warms my heart.
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As the earth's temperature warms, species decline and humanity migrates to cities, urban planners are trying to find innovative solutions to bring biodiversity back into the most heavily populated of environments.
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Permafrost—landscapes of frozen soil and rock—thaws as the Earth warms, releasing CO2 and methane into the atmosphere and leading to more warming, more thawing, and even more carbon emissions.
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Those same questions are also being asked in coastal communities along the Atlantic and Gulf seaboards threatened by rising seas and the potential for more powerful storms as the planet warms.
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As the planet warms, many studies deem the region at high risk of floods and landslides, but there are also opportunities to plan better for those threats, said Loh of HKUST.
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Reluctant to get back into the dating game after relationship woes last year, Smith warms up to Wil Prewitt and makes the first move in an exclusive clip from Tuesday's episode.
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That means that the highland population has adapted to climatic extremes — something the low-lying population might have to develop as well if it wants to survive as the world warms.
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While the rest of the world slowly warms up to renewable energy and alternate power sources, it is so refreshing that one country continues to break away from its progressive counterparts.
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The Prius can use its battery to power its electrical engine until the car warms up enough for the petrol engine to run smoothly—saving many a Mongolian from freezing frustration.
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In general, extreme precipitation events such as heavy rainstorms are becoming more frequent and intense as the climate warms in response to human activities, according to Axios science editor Andrew Freedman.
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Warms your heart, Part 1 A self-declared "former racist" put his money where his mouth is when he sent an anonymous apology letter to a black church -- along with $2,000.
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However, when the weather warms, the Arlo SoHo becomes less budget-friendly, with prices skyrocketing into the high $200s on average, even reaching $367 per night for the lowest level room.
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An increase in greenhouse gas emissions and El Niño, a weather pattern that warms parts of the Pacific Ocean, has contributed to temperature increases in 2016, scientists said earlier this year.
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And just like a game, you end up changing armor to min/max defense—stripping layers as the day warms and adding them when the sun gives way to shivering night.
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"There is a general consensus that the frequency of high-category (3, 4 and 5) hurricanes should increase as the climate warms," Kerry Emanuel, a hurricane expert at M.I.T., tells me.
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That is problematic for the planet, as the Amazon, given its large size, stores large quantities of carbon dioxide, which warms the planet and produces some 85033 percent of Earth's oxygen.
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When the discussion warms up in Andrea Cote-Botero's graduate seminar, English and Spanish flow freely, just as they do amid the afternoon foot traffic across the nearby Ciudad Juárez border.
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She warms the glass in a small oven, dips it into latex — the balloon's skin — then places the latex in talc, smooths the balloon over, and finally fills it with helium.
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His wife cheerfully showed how she still uses coal to feed the stove that warms the brick platform bed, or "kang," that is a traditional feature of homes in northern China.
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It's also destabilizing the jet stream, the loop created when cold air from the Arctic sinks down to the equator, where it warms up and moves back north to the Arctic.
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If sea temperature warms at the poles as a result of climate change, the water might become less rich with oxygen, which could perhaps pose a challenge to the sea spiders.
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As bad as last year was for the Amazon, Brando warns that as the forest dries and warms, things could get much worse if policies to fight deforestation are not implemented.
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It is unclear if Mr. Trump will stay at his Trump Tower triplex or return to Bedminster, which is likely to become a more frequent presidential retreat as the weather warms.
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"Try to pinpoint the small things someone does for you that warms your heart," said Saeideh Heshmati, a co-author of the Penn State study and a postdoctoral research scholar there.
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Some of this freed carbon might be taken up by new plant growth, which will be able to grow at higher latitudes as the world warms, according to the IPCC report.
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As the planet warms, that ice cover melts earlier and earlier, limiting the amount of time polar bears have to hunt and build up their fat reserves before moving to land.
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Sea level rise is caused by both the thermal expansion of the oceans — as water warms up, it expands — and the melting of glaciers and ice sheets (but not sea ice).
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Other times it's good because you are completely sure that they're healthy and happy and doing other stuff they also like, and, as a fan, that's something that warms your heart.
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HENRIK POULSEN, boss of Ørsted, a big Danish wind developer formerly known as Dong Energy, has a dream that may scare sailors and seabirds, but warms the hearts of renewable-energy advocates.
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But darker water absorbs most of that energy, and as it warms may change patterns of ocean circulation in ways that are likely to have far-reaching effects on the world's weather.
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Extreme cold isn't necessarily what comes to mind when people think about climate change, but some evidence suggests that these kinds of cold snaps could become more common as the climate warms.
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As the globe warms, winters will become milder on average, and that could mean a whole new set of challenges for people living in these communities as the ecosystems around them shift.
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A little bit of boxing is a great way to start the day, not to mention it jump starts my metabolism and warms up my body for a bigger workout later on.
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Nine of the top 10 years for one-day extreme precipitation events have occurred since 1990, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), because as the atmosphere warms, clouds hold more water.
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B. warms-up on Spawn (10b/c), a route that I have a history of antipathy with because it was the highest and hardest route I was thrown on as a beginner.
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They found that as the sea ice melts, the Arctic warms — starting a chain reaction that ultimately helps these atmospheric ridges form over the North Pacific, blocking rain from falling on California.
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As the planet warms and the human population soars, fire seasons are growing longer and more intense around the world, meaning more and more heat-trapping carbon is going up in smoke.
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The melting that scientists saw in 2016 was likely caused by a super strong El Niño, a climate cycle when Pacific Ocean surface water warms up to unusual temperatures around the Equator.
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Europa, the renowned ice moon of Jupiter, is suspected to house a vast subterranean watery abyss—one that, if its core warms enough, could potentially be hospitable to basic forms of life.
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In the most pugnacious manner imaginable, that doctrine posits a future of endless competition and conflict in the Arctic, growing ever more intense as the planet warms and the ice cap melts.
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As the climate warms, the physics says hurricanes should get stronger, because the tropical ocean surface heats up more than the atmosphere above it, increasing the temperature differential on which storms feed.
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That's not the case this year, and is not expected to be the case in the future as the ocean warms in response to increasing amounts of greenhouse gases in the air.
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Be smart: Computer model projections, and some observational evidence, also support the idea that tropical cyclones (a term that includes hurricanes and typhoons) will become more intense overall, as the world warms.
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And when he gets to the chapter titled "Editors & Publisher," exactly one-third of the way through the book, he warms up and loosens up, and makes you hope he won't stop.
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Michael predicted the coronavirus may behave like the flu and give us "less trouble as the weather warms up," but, he cautioned, it could come back when the weather gets cold again.
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The scientists warned that heat extremes are likely to rise as climate change warms the planet on a trajectory expected to exceed limits set by governments in a 2015 Paris climate accord.
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Leiserowitz also points to recent scientific reports that have laid out what's at stake as the world warms as a reason why voters might think about climate change at the ballot box.
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Anna is Katherine's closest companion by default and serves as maid and occasional minder; over time, Anna also becomes a moving, horrified witness to Katherine's crimes, emotion that warms the insistent chill.
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No one can say yet whether those clusters are random blips or early indications of a pattern of transmission that will blow up into an epidemic when the weather warms this year.
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Moreover, studies have shown cooking fires — particularly in South Asia — also produce a dark sooty smoke called black carbon that both warms the climate and darkens glaciers and snowfields, accelerating their melting.
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"This financial institution provides critical support to help developing countries manage climate impacts," said Paula Caballero, head of the World Resources Institute climate program, noting those impacts will intensify as the planet warms.
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"If we don't tackle the issue of heat in the subway, the public health impacts will continue to worsen as our planet and our city warms," the organization argued in a press release.
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The heatwave was the second to hit Europe in a month, and climate specialists warn such bursts of heat may become more common as the planet warms up due to greenhouse gas emissions.
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Major storms such as Hurricane Matthew, which has slammed into Haiti and is now headed towards the US, will grow in menace as the world warms and sea levels rise, scientists have warned.
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We still stay in touch with most of our foster children that have aged out of the system and it warms our hearts when we get phone calls and visits on special occasions.
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Joan Groizard Payeras, director-general of energy and climate change for GOIB, said Mallorca's natural water supply is expected to decline as the planet warms, while demand for water rises with the heat.
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I think it's safe to say two songs in that Helper is clearly a Gucci fan, which warms my heart like 15 dog playing with cats GIFs stacked on top of each other.
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But much of what Russia is building is an extensive network of search-and-rescue bases to serve shipping along the Northern Sea Route, an increasingly viable freight passage as the climate warms.
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"We should be vigilant as the spread of the illness can not be ruled out in some regions where the mosquito population will increase as the weather warms," Zinhua quoted Xiong as saying.
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Harvests still might be unpredictable, but at least you know how much you're earning per bag, which helps farmers plan long-term infrastructure investments that will give some relief as the earth warms.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One of Africa's driest regions - the Sahel - could turn greener if the planet warms more than 2 degrees Celsius and triggers more frequent heavy rainfall, scientists said on Wednesday.
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As the atmosphere warms, it is also thirstier, so that when dry periods come the air sucks more moisture from the soil and the plants and makes the land more susceptible to fire.
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But some climate change experts argue that insurance is not the best method to help the poor cope with the growing damage caused by wilder weather and rising seas as the planet warms.
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As the Arctic warms over the coming decades, animals that depend on the sea ice habitat—such as polar bears, walruses, and eiders—will retreat to the Last Ice Area's borders to survive.
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He said they didn't measure boulder size directly, instead inferring the degradation rate from the speed at which the area around the crater cools after the Sun sets or warms when it rises.
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The other six awards are almost more exciting, though, because they were People's Voice awards—that means that all of you out there in cyberspace like us, and that really warms our hearts.
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Meanwhile climate pressures are adding to farmers' woes, with extended dry periods, erratic rainfall and floods leading to crop losses and declines in yields - problems scientists predict will worsen as the planet warms.
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Such extreme precipitation events are becoming more likely as the globe warms and the air holds more moisture — though this specific event needs more study to determine if that played a key role.
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These friends' obvious affection ("Dearest dearheart Norman," Ashby began one letter) greatly warms the documentary, along with Mr. Jewison's sensitive remembrances, helping to turn an already attractive portrait into a vividly alive one.
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A report to be released this month by the group Protect Our Winters, which I founded, shows that tens of thousands of jobs are at stake in mountain towns as our climate warms.
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"As the temperature warms, mosquitoes can survive at higher altitudes and then people who haven't previously been exposed to different infections, and don't have immunity to the diseases, are more susceptible," Lowe said.
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"This is a valley that's mostly devoted to grazing and so as the climate warms species need to move from lowland forest to upland forest," he said, sweeping his hand along the landscape.
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As the country warms to the GOP tax cuts and to the resulting bounce in the economy, Democrats will have to explain why every single member of their caucus voted against the bill.
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Yet while military leaders and other planners know that storm extremes are increasingly likely as the climate warms, we have not yet taken the steps we need to prepare ourselves for these events.
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So as the San Joaquin Valley warms and its cooling fogs retreat, growers have found their orchards out of sync: Many male trees are no longer producing pollen when the females need it.
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These wild swings from one weather extreme to another are symptomatic of a phenomenon, variously known as "climate whiplash" or "weather whiplash," that scientists say is likely to increase as the world warms.
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Recent work has favored higher sea-level rise, but there's still a considerable range: "The big uncertainty is how fast the ice sheets will shed their ice as the world warms," Oppenheimer explains.
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"Friends can now shop in the same section [at Meijer] and not have to leave each other during a shopping experience, avoiding embarrassment...it warms my heart to see this inclusion," Saines told Refinery29.
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"Knowing that people like Josie are positively impacted by my family's story shows that we've accomplished our goal of helping others, and it just warms my heart to see others being true to themselves."
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Host Nilay Patel warms up the show with some fun-yet-depressing gadget fails and then shifts gears into the larger news events in technology that have been unveiled over the past few days.
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Officials and researchers gathered Sunday in Iceland for a funeral at the site of the island nation's first glacier lost to climate change, an icy victim as the world warms at an unprecedented rate.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change notes that reflecting sunlight back into space before it warms the Earth's surface, perhaps using particles—a form of "solar geoengineering"—is "highly likely" to limit temperature rises.
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Knowing that people like Josie are positively impacted by my family's story shows that we've accomplished our goal of helping others and it just warms my heart to see others being true to themselves.
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The air warms as it moves through a home and if the air flow in the home isn't good, then the cool air will simply never reach parts of the house that need cooling.
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Your stories and photos of family members and friends are wonderful to see, but what truly warms my heart is the thousands of comments of support and love you all send to each other.
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He pretends to return to Germany but instead dons a wig and false teeth and comes back as Toni, a "life coach" fond of the same corny pranks, but a character Ines warms to.
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Not one of them has felt like it's overwhelmed or in any way spoiled the image of what I'm seeing — night shift only warms up the hues, it doesn't detract from the screen's sharpness.
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"This is certainly something that provides an outlook on the kinds of risky situations we might see as the world warms," said Rachel Licker, a senior climate scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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"Think of a situation where Tuvaluans have to be relocated because no land is there," said Enele Sopoaga, suggesting the low-lying island nation could start disappearing under the waves as the planet warms.
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Dr. Heinrich suggested in his research that a spring queen warms up her ovaries to jump-start the production of eggs to be fertilized with sperm stored in her body since the previous fall.
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"I look in the mirror and I see that I look like my mother, and that warms me," Jolie tells InStyle in an interview to promote Guerlain's new Mon Guerlain Eau de Parfum Florale.
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What they found: The study found that the more that the climate warms due to increasing amounts of greenhouse gases in the air, then the more that economic output in many countries would drop.
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How it works: Climate science studies show that as the world warms in response to human emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, heat waves and wildfires are becoming more likely and severe.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian coast guard and navy vessels rescued nearly 1,400 migrants from boats and rubber dinghies in the southern Mediterranean on Tuesday, officials said, indicating numbers were rising as the weather warms up.
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Many seemed to believe that it was important to avoid indoor crowds but still safe to spend the day at the farmers market or lounging around Brooklyn's Prospect Park as the weather warms up.
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Montreal is one of those cities in which, whenever the weather warms up even moderately, everyone takes to the streets in shorts and T-shirts, and that was the case when we were there.
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But as the weather warms, Ms. LaRosa is considering picking up her clipboard again and trying to collect the signatures she was told were needed to get the matter brought before the City Council.
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As a kid, I absolutely wanted to be a spy, so learning that they have a group dedicated to supporting the LGBTQIA++ community both in and outside of the agency truly warms my heart.
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And so independent central banks are needed to take away the punch bowl just as the party warms up, to borrow the familiar quip of William McChesney Martin, once head of the Federal Reserve.
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Conte will be closely watched to see whether he sticks by the side of his European partners, who have condemned U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium, or whether he warms to President Donald Trump.
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There have, moreover, been suggestions that climate sensitivity may itself be subject to a feedback loop, causing the climate to become yet more sensitive to CO2 as it warms, thus promoting warming still further.
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Climate researchers warn that these extreme weather events are growing more frequent and intense as the planet warms, and will continue to exacerbate sea level rise, sea ice loss, ocean acidification and biodiversity destruction.
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Focus stays on Trump... Nothing warms up a crowd of thousands of Democrats more than aggressively hitting President Donald Trump, and nearly every candidate on the stage used their platform to do just that.
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As the ground warms — partly because of higher temperatures and phenomena like wildfires — the plant matter begins to decay, releasing gases such methane and carbon dioxide, which scientists have connected to rising atmospheric temperatures.
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Research shows that strong hurricanes, like Harvey and Irma, will become more frequent as the planet warms, says Suzana Camargo, a professor of ocean and climate physics at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns that this will lead to more avalanches as the planet warms and is planning a report, due out in 2019, focusing specifically on climate change impacts mountain communities.
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Canada has seen its annual fire season get longer and bigger for the past several decades as its climate warms, raising the odds of a massive blaze like the one now tearing through Fort McMurray.
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Once the weather warms up, we can no longer hide our timeworn unmentionables under layers of Heatech, sweaters, and coats, and ignore the fact that they're simply not giving us the coverage that we need.
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ADDIS ABABA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As the planet warms, governments must pay more attention to food safety, and address the issue in their action plans to tackle climate change, officials and researchers said this week.
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Billions of the critters will make themselves heard in Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia once the soil where they live warms up to 64 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the website Cicadamania.com.
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These VRE signals are likely to become even more pronounced as Earth ages and warms, developing into either an arid planet of cacti (which have very strong VRE signatures) or perhaps a lush tropical biome.
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The findings, published Tuesday in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, suggest a slight but consistent increase in people's willingness to try drugs as the weather warms and young people take a break from school.
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Remove the dough ball from the refrigerator and leave wrapped at room temperature until the dough warms to 60 ̊F to 65 ̊ F. (it will be 35-2180 ̊F when it comes out of refrigeration).
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Children walking home from school drag their mothers on a detour to stop and stare, but the display really warms the heart of the older generation who grew up playing the football table game Subbuteo.
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In that storm, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) found that climate change — which warms the atmosphere and allows the air to hold more water — likely doubled the odds of such record-breaking rains.
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When the weather warms up and you can finally ditch the tights for your favorite springtime dresses, you might be tempted to reach for everything colorful that's been just sitting in your closet all season.
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But as the atmosphere warms as a result of climate change, and holds more moisture, deadly lightning strikes are happening more frequently than before, turning lightning into one of the South Asian nation's deadliest disasters.
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There has been one report of transmission within the United States, but experts believe that will increase as the weather warms up, the local mosquito population multiplies and many more travelers return to the country.
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Mr. Obama has long viewed Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries as repressive societies obsessed with sectarian issues whose principal export, oil, warms the climate and whose strict interpretation of Islam contributes to violent extremism.
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Be smart: Peer reviewed studies show that heat waves are already becoming more likely and more intense across the globe as the overall climate warms due to rising amounts of greenhouse gases in the air.
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But I really love it for fish, and I think as the weather warms it'd come very much in handy when making this classic Melissa Clark recipe for pan-seared hake and asparagus with aioli.
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If reforestation is going to absorb meaningful amounts of carbon from the atmosphere, it has to begin soon: As the climate warms, land that's currently suitable for reforestation will increasingly become too hot for regrowth.
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Beef fat starts to soften as it warms past room temperature, but doesn't fully liquefy until it's past 140 degrees (what would be considered medium-well for a steak), and that rendering process takes time.
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But for Mr. Guerra, 24, who spends nine hours a day six days a week doing yard work, the episode was a reminder of the dangers that exist for outdoor workers as the planet warms.
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At ground level, the warm air screaming through the mountains sucks away whatever moisture might be left in the vegetation—which is increasingly little as the climate warms in California and autumns grow increasingly dry.
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They're been designed from a woven merino wool fabric by the outdoor clothing company, which "warms, wicks, stretches, breathes, won't wrinkle and resists odour," Jody Symons, who started Hardvark on Kickstarter last year, told Mashable.
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At the American Geophysical Union annual meeting in San Francisco today, NOAA released its 2019 "Arctic Report Card," an annual status update on the changes unfolding up north as the Arctic warms at breakneck speed.
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Environmental rules also prescribe what type of sand can be used, since its color affects the temperature - the darker, the faster it warms - and that in turn can change the gender of the turtles before hatching.
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"Seeing kids run up to her and hug her and want to have her join in with them and sit at lunch and go to birthday parties, it just really warms your heart," Shannon tells PEOPLE.
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It's nice to have someone to keep you company when you don't want to leave your house, but then the weather warms up and you're reminded of how fun it is to have multiple summer flings.
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The Greenhouse Jacket is the latest self-heating clothing to hit the market: like the tech we've seen in wearable thermostats like the Embr Wave, this jacket warms you through a button located on your wrist.
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As the ocean warms, government forecasters in the United States and Australia estimate there is now triple the normal chance of El Niño occurring this winter, though it is likely to be a relatively weak episode.
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Climate change is likely to make wildfires worse and droughts more frequent; coastal areas are threatened by more destructive storms, with severe weather disproportionately harming the already poor; as the world warms, more disease may spread.
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"If he's going after Marco, it means he's not going after me, which warms my heart because I've been on the end of that pole ... by Chris Christie, and he's pretty good at it," Bush said.
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Here's what happens when the summer sun is bearing down and the temperature rises: The heat warms the blood vessels close to your skin, and that warmer blood moves to your core, raising your body temperature.
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The Jason-2 satellite has been monitoring the El Niño situation from orbit by measuring fluctuations in sea surface height that correlate with ocean temperature (water expands when it warms up, causing the ocean to swell).
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US President Donald Trump's administration promotes increased coal extraction and questions the basics of climate change, despite longstanding scientific consensus that burning coal, oil and natural gas for electricity and other purposes dangerously warms the atmosphere.
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The answers are still months away and, as the weather warms up, my only wish is that I will be able to stand in the middle of my little plot of land and watch it thicken.
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A rise in global sea levels has accelerated in recent decades, with the major causes seen as thermal expansion - water expands as it warms - and melting of land-based ice such as glaciers and ice sheets.
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As arctic warms, nor'easters may get worse On March 2, a nor'easter that morphed into a "bomb cyclone" slammed much of the Northeast with heavy snow and rain, hurricane-force wind gusts and significant coastal flooding.
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It's unpleasant to hear, but avoiding the worst consequences of a heating planet (a planet that warms by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius, or 2.7 Fahrenheit, above 19th-Century levels) will indeed require widespread, extreme measures.
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A sonnet is addressed to an indifferent object of passion; even if the actual lover warms up, the sonneteer can't become too easily complacent—a dark lady suddenly sunny produces no one's idea of a poem.
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While he had been retired as an active leader, his death removed any impediment on his brother to pursue deeper relations with Washington if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump warms to the idea of improved ties.
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When we burn coal, natural gas, or oil for energy, or when we cut down forests that usually soak up greenhouse gases, we add even more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, so the planet warms up.
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Nothing warms up your shooting arm like throwing bills in the strip club ... just ask Kenneth Faried and Will Barton who spent Thursday night makin' it rain in Dallas ... the night before they play the Mavs.
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