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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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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Mr. Romanès opens the show and warms up the audience.
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Mahomes warms up with the long toss, like baseball players.
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Cons: Expensive, the unit warms up quickly; unattractive and unmanageable cord
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Clinton's chart indicates that, in private, she warms up to people.
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If it warms up after noon, this thing'll fall right off.
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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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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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It has six heat settings and warms up in about 30 seconds.
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"The fighting will further increase as the weather warms up," he said.
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Additionally, the reheat button expertly warms up forgotten toast, without further browning.
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A renewing honey mask that warms up while it's on their face
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And as the weather warms up after the winter, I get excited.
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He jogs onto the field and warms up with about 30 kicks.
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The fabric can feel when the body warms up and starts to sweat.
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When the weather warms up, we crave crisp, refreshing salads packed with flavor.
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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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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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When it warms up we usually start doing a bunch of projects outdoors.
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"But she warms up after you hold her for a little while," Haddish adds.
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Sanders warms up before the softball game at the Field of Dreams in Dyersville.
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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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"If the market warms up this year, these brokerages will benefit first," Zhang added.
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Even when Kit warms up to Sunny, Halpern never lets them fall into mawkishness.
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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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Ryan Costello (R-Pa.) warms up with his son Ryan Jr. before the game. Rep.
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As the planet warms up, however, those bands are moving towards the poles (see map).
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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 new backlight in the third generation Oasis warms up the too blue e-ink display.
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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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As the atmosphere warms up, more water accumulates on the surface of the ice, Christoffersen explained.
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Two dads have come up with a radical new water bottle that warms up milk faster.
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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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And their so-called "bio-albedo" feedback is only expected to grow as the planet warms up.
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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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The Yankees' Brown, for instance, plays long toss with the catchers and warms up the pitchers, too.
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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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At first she talks quietly, as though paranoid that someone may overhear us, but she soon warms up.
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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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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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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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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 also physically warms up while on the face, so the self-care feels a bit more tangible.
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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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There are still spaces available on the building, and more artists will paint once the weather warms up.
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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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"Fear will subside as the weather warms up, hopefully," said Barry Bannister, head of equity strategy at Stifel.
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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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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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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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However, once the weather warms up, these are the pants you'll be able to wear without sweating through them.
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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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I have some jiu jitsu tomorrow, but even that's secondary because it warms up my body for the show.
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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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"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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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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She's the screen before the projector warms up, ready to show us whatever woman our imperfect hearts can dream.
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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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As the sun warms up a comet, its ice thaws to gas — just like dry ice does here on Earth.
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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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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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Christian still keeps the racket that she used on the film in her bag, and sometimes warms up with it.
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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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 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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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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Other big sources include loss of glaciers from the Himalayas to the Andes, Antarctica's ice sheet and a natural expansion of ocean water as it warms up from its most dense at 4 degrees Celsius (39.2°F).
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"As we come out of the first quarter and get into the second quarter, the weather warms up and building construction activity increases so that favors zinc," said Robin Bhar, head of metals research at Societe Generale.
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CAD software, for example, can retrace the forms present in photos, which are then converted to Flash files, while the attacker warms up a 3D printer and picks out different color schemes for his synthetic-resin key copy.
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Temperature records tumbled during late July's European heatwave, 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 because of greenhouse gas emissions.
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"Housing starts were held down by the cold winter weather but should bounce back quickly in coming months as the country warms up from this recent cold spell," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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The early days are fraught with tension between the two, and Martin is especially curmudgeonly—but he eventually warms up to his new situation, even if he never stops teasing his effete sons for their generally pompous nerdassery.
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The best part about making a batch of this limeade is that it tastes just as delicious on it's own for a non-alcoholic lil' somethin'-somethin' to keep in the fridge while the world warms up again.
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So while many people won't take the cover off their grill until the weather warms up in the springtime, know that all of the grills in our guide can be used during the spring, summer, fall, and winter.
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She makes a pot of coffee and warms up the food that Mr. Ahmed's mother cooked earlier: beef curry, potatoes in broth, shredded bitter melon sautéed with onions, a cucumber and tomato salad, and two kinds of rice.
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Even if the public warms up to smart guns, this won't stop criminals from firing stolen weapons, because there's no way to lock down a firearm or any other gadget in such a way that it can't be "jailbroken".
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A light dusting of bronzer warms up our complexions, basically nixing the need to sit out and bake in the sun — so, on said desert island, we could comfortably chill under a palm tree with an on-point glow.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian vessels have helped rescue nearly 1,800 migrants from boats trying to reach Italy from north Africa in the last 24 hours, the navy said on Friday, indicating that numbers are rising as the weather warms up.
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"You get several different storms occurring and they're quick-hitting and they move on, and you get a quick shot of cold air afterward and it's short-lasting, and a day or two later it warms up," Petersen said.
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One of the most important things to do when the weather warms up is make sure you don't have standing water outside your house, such as in a garbage can lid, a birdbath or trays of potted plants, Kramer said.
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My skin is on the oily side of combination, and while this stuff has given me the perfect glow without reading greasy all winter, chances are I'll phase it out as the weather warms up for my skin's shinier seasons.
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As the weather warms up, the thought of snuggling in bed doesn't hold quite the same appeal as it did back during the chilly weather, when all I wanted to do was bury myself under layers of sheets and comforters.
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We'll do the show, which is Paul Mecurio comes out and warms up the house, then we'll come out and play a short set, then Stephen will come out, and he'll feel out the audience, kind of a Q&A.
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Paper Boi has his doubts ("Manager comes from the word 'man' and that ain't really your lane," he tells him), but eventually warms up to the idea after Ern pulls some strings and gets his track played on a local radio station.
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As it subducts beneath the Caribbean Plate, the Cocos Plate warms up, and that water gets released and prompts the upper plate to melt (much like salt prompts ice to melt on the roads), eventually ending up in the newly formed magma.
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On the eyes, Pecheux applied black eyeliner smudged in with MAC Neon Studio Eye Gloss, a fleshy tone that warms up the black eyeliner so "it's not so aggressive" and doesn't look too pristine ("perfection is boring," he said, with Parisian insouciance).
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He warms up before every tip-off, stretching his fingers and typing a few lines for preparation, whether the game starts at 8 in the morning or as early as 2 or 3 AM. But the job goes far beyond fast typing.
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It's notable also that much of this episode takes place in a kitchen—a sacred place for black women caretakers, and an epicenter of bustle and gossip—and it's here, too, where Catherine warms up the most to Michelle after the latter offers to help.
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Still, the Franco-lensed film shows the Gigi Boot in its full range of motion: as the model warms up before going in the ring, as she lets it all out against a punching bag, and as she dukes it out with an opponent.
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It starts off a little awkwardly scripted ( "When you mix the best of high society with the best of high society, you never know what's gon' pop off," Snoop says at the beginning.), but as the frying oil heats up, the duo warms up as well. ANYWAY.
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The Sleep Number 360 also learns each sleeper's bedtime routines and timing, so that before you climb under the sheets, it will automatically pre-heat just the foot of the bed making it easier to immediately drift off, instead of shivering until the mattress warms up.
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On weekends, Giersdorf says he wakes up around noon, eats a banana, and then warms up by playing about 30 minutes of Fortnite's Creative mode, where players practice building virtual structures, like towers or buildings — skills they can use in the game's popular battle royale mode.
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Schuchat said the U.S. government is "very concerned" about a surge of the mosquito-borne virus in the U.S. Caribbean territory of Puerto Rico when the weather warms up in mid-year, and "extremely concerned" about the impact Zika can have on Haiti, where dengue is endemic.
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"Basically, water flows behind the solar arrays and into the radiators, so the water warms up when it is behind the solar cells and then cools down at the radiators, so that heat transfer is happening, a lot like the veins in your body," Congdon explained.
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Complete with brown leather accessories and simple hair and makeup, she nailed the look I can't wait to live in as soon as it warms up (admittedly, it was a little painful to see her wearing my favorite lewk while I'm still bundled up in a puffer coat).
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Our best models estimate that New York City will see 1.6 to 3.2 feet (half a meter to a meter) of sea level rise by the end of the 21st century, thanks to ongoing subsidence of the land, melting ice sheets, and the expansion of seawater as it warms up.
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If the Cubs advance to the World Series—Clayton Kershaw warms up menacingly; Chicago fans knock on wood for so long that their knuckles turn into pulpy blobs not really capable of knocking in the conventional sense, and they just keep mashing these blobs up against the wood anyway—Lester will face a Cleveland team more used to running.
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"The difference between participating in the Mass in the church and watching it on TV is like the difference between sitting next to a bonfire that warms up, illuminates, brings joy, and watching a picture of the fire," Milan's archbishop, Mario Delpini, said on Sunday as he celebrated a regionally broadcast Mass without congregants inside the crypt of Milan's empty cathedral.
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Taraji P. Henson of "Empire" warms up the season with this variety special featuring renditions of holiday classics by Smokey Robinson, Pharrell Williams, Missy Elliott, Alicia Keys, Snoop Dogg, NE-YO, Jussie Smollett, Taye Diggs, Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC — take a breath — TLC, Andra Day, Tyrese Gibson, Candice Boyd and October London, and appearances by Tyler Perry and Terry Crews.
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Upstairs, she shows off the piano room attached to her bedroom, which is filled with many of her favorite records (Whitney Houston makes several appearances); the bedroom, where her bed is topped with three different comforters and a weighted blanket; her "big old fat, juicy, yummy balcony" off the bedroom; and the steam shower in the bathroom where she warms up her vocal chords.
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