Weather: It may drizzle in the morning, afternoon and evening.
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Some of that will come and you will weather it.
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Despite the confronting weather, it was an experience that they relished.
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But hopes are high that the sector would weather it well.
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Commercial-use corn was also punished by bad weather, it said.
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It comes and goes with the weather; it must be accommodated.
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That means the weather it carries can stay in place for longer.
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Not only does it have fantastic weather, it has fantastic prices too.
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But they think they can "weather it" — and probably for good reason.
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Officials believe the weather -- it had rained earlier that day -- was a factor.
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"This weather," it read in part, with no indication of where he was.
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As the financial crisis struck in 2100 Santander seemed well-positioned to weather it.
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We have failed to weather it and now we are here, in your restaurant.
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That will be tough, he thought to himself, but the president can weather it.
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Meanwhile, in the world of weather, it continues to be winter where we are.
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Despite the weather, it reminds me of balmy childhood summer nights fending off mosquitoes.
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GIVEN Britain's frequently rotten weather, it seems odd just how much Britons enjoy outdoor swimming.
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With the severe winter weather, it would've been increasingly difficult for rescuers to locate them.
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Brown has long warned of the effects of climate change and the extreme weather it brings.
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When we have much more precise weather, it makes a much more seamless journey for you.
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The shallow lake currently covers about 4,000 acres because of the wet spring weather, it said.
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Especially since the end of February is supposed to be the best weather (it was pretty great).
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Whereas further along in life, you may be able to weather it easier because you're earning more.
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Dante's dream While the Earth doesn&apost affect our weather, it is hot on the inside , too.
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"The tide, the hot or cold water, wildlife, weather, it all affects open-water swimming," she said.
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But for all the preshow drama and wet weather, it was her most galloping collection to date.
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If you don't mind rosé in cold weather, it would be great, as long as it's dry.
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I'll notice the joy and notice the sadness and it's just like weather, it comes and goes.
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Even when enjoying sunny weather, it never hurts to know what you'll do if it starts to rain.
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" But Costco said the issue is "a small net negative" and "we can weather it better than others.
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The thing is, while many of us are basking in the summer weather, it can get dangerous fast.
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Certainly, they could have tried to weather it but that would have been a real minefield for them.
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Because the boat went out during bad weather, it caused concern over the safety standards of Thai tourism.
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Elevated by scaffolding, Dominick Guida scraped a brick wall in what seemed like an effort to weather it.
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"We're not going to weather it — we are going to take it and run with it," she said.
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Agricultural production and distribution burn fossil fuels that contribute to rising global temperatures, drought and extreme weather, it said.
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Weather: It sure didn't feel like the first day of fall yesterday; the mercury in Central Park hit 27.
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While US presidents typically have backup plans in case of of foul weather, it appears Trump's team did not.
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And that even if you did legislate weather, it wouldn't even matter, because the Chinese are doing climate change anyways.
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But it was designed for a different era, a time before climate change and the extreme weather it can bring.
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And, in Europe, we got to see the Christmas Markets, so aside from the cold weather, it was worth it.
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Female characters in my novel deal directly with grief and learn in very different ways how to weather it together.
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Weather It had been a pretty quiet Atlantic hurricane season (with all the action in the Pacific), but that's changing.
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Another reason could have been the inclement weather — it was rainy and overcast in Washington for much of the afternoon.
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This day not only marks the unofficial start of sweater weather, it it also has a scientific significance: the autumnal equinox.
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"Consumer spending growth had also slowed, although that appeared to have partly reflected the effects of unusually wet weather," it added.
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Since his farm is established, he feels he can weather it better than some newer operators who may have more debt.
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Killing us every day, weather it be distracted driving, or people sitting on the couch all day and not getting exercise.
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We would hope that as we get to warmer weather it would go down, but we can't proceed under that assumption.
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If you live anywhere that experiences even occasional chilly weather, it will almost certainly have an agreed-upon philosophy of layering.
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Actually if you have a quality company, we have a tremendous company, if you have all of that you should weather it.
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India needs climate action as insurance against extreme weather: it spends a fortune in the wake of storms, floods and other events.
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When you ask it for the weather, it tells you and shows you thanks to the 216-inch display and rear speakers.
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When you ask it for the weather, it tells you and shows you thanks to the 803-inch display and rear speakers.
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When you ask it for the weather, it tells you and shows you thanks to the 215-inch display and rear speakers.
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To me, politics is like the weather — it changes a lot, people drone on about it constantly, and "good" is mostly subjective.
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While insurance may enable them to survive extreme weather, it will not help them adapt their practices to shifting climate risks, she said.
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Beyond playing music and looking up the weather, it also acts a command and control unit for a number of different LG appliances.
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It's been understood that the way to function as a woman, if that happens, is to weather it and not call it out.
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Regardless of weather it becomes a tropical depression or storm the threat will be heavy rain and flooding through the Memorial day weekend.
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Super Science Saturday: 'Measuring Weather' (Saturday) For all the strides humanity has made in understanding weather, it still retains its power to surprise.
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But despite the frigid weather , it seemed to be only affecting the driver's door and didn't cure when the car was warmed up.
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When power supplies depend on the weather it pays to adjust your consumption patterns in line with the amount of power that is available.
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The standards are high: If your work can't be expected to withstand a century of continuous foot traffic and weather, it isn't good enough.
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Depending on the weather, it should be visible from most parts of the world, except for Australia, New Zealand and parts of East Asia.
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Weather: It looks like a rainy start to the weekend, with the likelihood of showers increasing, along with the temperature, throughout the day today.
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If divorce is no longer seen as shameful, more couples may be able to weather it without bitterness — and be open about that fact.
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After being shut off and parked in 80-degree weather, it typically takes an hour for a car to reach 123 degrees, according to NoHeatStroke.org.
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When I asked about the weather, it told me about conditions in San Francisco, where I live and work, not Mountain View (where I actually was).
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In good weather, it would have taken a few hours to transport the package by truck to the ferry dock, and by ferry to the cay.
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After years of being treated as an afterthought, candidates and voters are now taking Earth's warming and the extreme weather it is making more common seriously.
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Although the look doesn't quite fit with the weather, it does fit with the menswear theme Lively has been sporting throughout her A Simple Favor promo tour.
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And while computer vision can't stop extreme weather, it is at the heart of a growing trend that may eventually offer an alternative, sheltered from the elements.
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If you're sitting in 29-plus degree weather, it may be hard to believe that the sun is the farthest away from Earth it will be all year.
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In the chaos of the Trump presidency, Howard Halle's work reminds us that a toxic political atmosphere is nothing new, and that art can help us weather it.
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The ship is one of the largest on the Great Lakes, but in good weather it can be raised or lowered through the locks in about an hour.
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We were lucky with the weather — it barely rained, until the last week — and just as well, because it meant we could spend most of our time outside.
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Nobody really wants to go out when skies are gloomy and cloudy, and we often forget that while spring means warmer weather, it also means a lot more rain.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As China battles the twin challenges of rapid city growth and extreme weather, it is adopting a new tactic: Turning its cities into giant sponges.
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Indeed studies of the Polar Vortex and hurricane impacts on Puerto Rico have found that in severe weather it is overwhelmingly power lines that are vulnerable, not gas supplies.
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And while many people enjoyed the T-shirt weather, it made Claire E. Rutledge, a researcher with Connecticut's Agricultural Experiment Station, more concerned about what next season may hold.
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Aviation crews admit that experiencing turbulence can be frightening and disorienting, even sometimes for them as well, but they emphasize that planes are designed and manufactured to weather it.
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Given the breed of the game, age can't weather it any; and its visuals, now superbly crisp and more detailed than the Dreamcast original, positively dance off of the screen.
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We couldn't have asked for better weather, it was so much fun to run as a pair, and it was thrilling to see so many New Yorkers come out to cheer.
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It said that while sales in September were adversely affected by the warm weather, it saw a significant improvement in October, with sales up 5% year-on-year, when temperatures fell.
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" The report notes that while no one can consider themselves immune from the risk of internal displacement and extreme weather, "it is overwhelmingly the poor countries that are most at risk.
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Sky Organics Shea Butter, available at Amazon, $14.95Depending on how dry your skin gets in the cold weather, it could benefit you to double up on moisturizing agents, like lotions and creams.
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Weather It may officially be spring, but there's a potential Nor'easter brewing along the East Coast that could dump unseasonable amounts of snow in New York, New England and parts of Canada.
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Rhetoric suggesting that younger people are overreacting to the coronavirus -- or that the elderly will easily weather it -- features regular references to the war, and the no-fuss personalities it apparently forged.
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The problem is that as climate change alters precipitation patterns and increases the frequency and intensity of severe weather, it will become more challenging to grow enough food for the world's population.
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"Disturbances in the solar wind shake Earth&aposs magnetic field and pump energy into the radiation belts, part of a set of changes in near-Earth space known as space weather," it says.
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And, for the record, when a company as outstanding as Home Depot blames its problems on the weather, it may make sense, for once, to give them the darn benefit of the doubt.
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While Loki might not actually improve the weather, it might bring Chicagoland residents some comfort to think that their bizarre weather is coming from a vengeful god and not decades of environmental neglect.
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While thick down jackets with fur-trimmed hoods might seem like the only way to stay warm in blistering weather, it&aposs still possible to find styles that are environmentally friendly and warm.
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Shares of the electric automaker are up more than 6 percent since Monday, but as the storm continues to brew around Tesla, one trader is betting the stock won't be able to weather it.
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It can be confusing, but there's also something really exciting about such transitional weather: It allows for creative layering and interesting fabrics, and helps you get the most out of the pieces in your wardrobe.
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Still largely unpaved, still treacherous in bad weather, it connects the town of Escalante to the tiny hamlet of Boulder, long reputed to be one of the most remote settlements in the continental United States.
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Instead of just offering the daily weather, it will now offer Event Forecasts — meaning forecasts that sync with your calendars so you can see what the weather will be for your upcoming appointments and various events.
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And not just in terms of containing the transmission of this virus, but also in terms of the economic impact this is going to have on people who may well not be able to weather it.
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Given the unpredictability of the region's weather — it was 63 degrees the day after Thanksgiving in central Vermont last year — race officials will be crossing their fingers and obsessively monitoring computerized weather models for the next week.
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From ravishing entanglements of foreground, middle ground, and background to discrete forms interrupting a vista with a contrasting amalgam of geology and weather, it is obvious that Green knows how to remake the conventions associated with landscape.
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But if you ask the Fire TV Cube about the weather, it can show you the forecast on the TV. There are various other Echo Show-like skills that people might enjoy seeing on their home's biggest screen.
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As somebody who's grown used to awkwardly yelling at my Echo in the morning to silence the alarm and get it to tell me the weather, it was nice being able to speak softly to the Smart Clock.
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At first, I wanted it simply as something to remember her by, but now I think of it as a symbol of what I've inherited from her — worry, yes, but also the strength and joy to weather it.
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British people love to talk about how much better things were in the old days, from the weather (it always used to snow at Christmas), to sports (footballers never dived) or music (One D are no Take That).
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Because of the unpredictable weather, it can also be difficult to dress appropriately — it's best to bring several light layers to prepare for swings between wind, rain and sunshine, with temperatures at the top of the mountain noticeably dropping.
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"It's kind of like when retail companies stop talking about the weather – it suggests that maybe they're just simply focusing on the nuts and bolts of their businesses," Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management said Wednesday on "Trading Nation."
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The stock market dip is just like bad weather — it will passIf I'm lucky enough to be indoors during a rainstorm, I don't press my face against the window and assess the severity of rainfall at two-second intervals.
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If the rocket gets off the ground then — forecasters expect more unsettled weather — it would arrive at the space station on Monday, when the space station crew will grab the Dragon capsule and attach it to a docking port.
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" The source continues: "She's definitely hoping that Felicity's time in prison will go easy for her, because that will be a positive sign that, if Lori has to serve time, that she'll be able to weather it as well.
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With the impact of human civilization beginning to have marked effects on the weather, it makes sense that Little Sun is interested in using IKEA's capacity for development and distribution to further the reach of their sustainable energy projects.
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For another example, if I wanted to write a web application to display the weather, it would make the most sense to grab the actual weather data from someone in the actual business of generating weather data, like Weather Underground.
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The planet is already witnessing the effects of climate change, and Britain is also not doing enough to make sure it is prepared to cope with its impact such as rising sea levels, floods and more extreme weather, it said.
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Summer is the perfect time to go outside and enjoy the warm weather, it is also the perfect time to get eaten alive by insects and be annoyed by that constant ringing sound they make when flying past your ear.
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"In terms of getting a point, in Sao Paulo as we know there is always a question mark on the weather, it can be anything – sunny or rainy on the same day," Nasr told Reuters in a telephone interview from Miami.
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It could be the weather, it could be a joke, it could be a fun fact, or it can even be an image search result (so you can get your phone to greet you with pictures of bunnies every morning, if you want).
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Climate change is happening all around us, but when your life is far more driven by the day-to-day weather, it can be hard to grasp the reality of a process playing out incrementally, globally, and over the course of generations.
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The ground-based telescope will work with NASA's Parker Solar Probe, which is orbiting the sun, and the upcoming European Space Agency/NASA Solar Orbiter to help us learn more about the sun and how the space weather it creates could affect Earth.
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It could be that the 11-time European champions had simply assumed that the ban would be overturned on appeal—and the club has appealed again to the Court of Arbitration for Sport—but it seems particularly ill-prepared to weather it.
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Set up alarms, wake up to sunrise-like lighting, and ask Alexa to play music, list what's on your calendar for that day, or tell you the weather — it can do so much more than your typical clock, and even more than your phone.
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You don't need to be stranded in the icy wastes of Hoth to enjoy this Empire Strikes Back-inspired sleeping bag; whether you're staying close to home or venturing out into the freezing weather, it never hurts to keep a snuggly Tauntaun close by.
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"(Given the weather) it is highly likely that any effect will have come from the UK side or, possibly, a vessel running close to shore with the tide bringing material towards the beach," University of Southampton National Oceanography Center's Simon Boxall said in a statement.
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But there's a reason behind the launch: to study the interaction between the air and the sea and the weather it produces, like fog and powerful tropical cyclonesThough important, these measurements can be difficult or limiting due to the types of equipment available: buoys, ships, or aircraft.
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"The consumer is clearly not prioritizing buying products, but a lot of this is down to unfavorable ranges, boredom with buying and some unfavorable weather: It is not the result of economic malaise or a lack of spending power," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said.
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" Back in the day, when I actually had a national outlet for such jocularity (social media notwithstanding), I found myself repeatedly, and cruelly, stuck with such slow-news-day topics as the weather, "It was so hot in NYC, Anthony Weiner was tweeting pictures of his heat rash.
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The landing pad on the roof will be crucial if anyone is injured, of course (though there are medical facilities on board), but depending on where splashdown takes place — not to mention the weather — it might be preferable to take to the air rather than ride a slow boat to shore.
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Given the long odds of the Jaguars' staging yet another big upset on the road and in the cold weather, it may be left to the Eagles or the Vikings to do what nearly everyone outside the northeast corner of the United States would prefer — knocking the Patriot freight train off its rails.
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