Wintertime: This song is just another Wintertime scripture put into music form.
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A parka is a wintertime essential for much of humankind.
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So come wintertime, Pyongyang prioritizes food transportation over missile launches.
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It was wintertime where I was; women gathered in bars.
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Have you ever been to the alps in the wintertime?
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In the wintertime I don't like to wear darker colors.
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"In the wintertime, I would go to the gym," she says.
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Wintertime, all the homeless get arrested, so they won't be cold.
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In wintertime, there aren't a lot of algae in the water.
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What's your go-to wintertime activity to avoid going stir crazy?
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Snow hiking is growing in popularity as a wintertime sport globally.
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Or could they offer clues about how to avoid the wintertime blues?
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In the U.S., Minnesotans led the way on wintertime festivals in 1886.
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Pretty much everyone catches a dose of dry, flaky skin come wintertime.
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Does any city have a more stratified sleep economy than wintertime Delhi?
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In fact, some scientists think pandas evolved white fur as wintertime camouflage.
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Check out our guide to the best kids' gear for wintertime fun
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They asked: How much do summer temperature changes differ from wintertime trends?
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"How can I ensure heating for my citizens in wintertime?" he said.
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Readers describe the thrills and challenges of wintertime in the Far North.
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By wintertime, we got so cold with no warm clothes on us.
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This latest one has a wintertime theme and a mochi-colored palette.
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Ice roads across lakes and rivers provide wintertime lifelines for remote areas.
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Going frozen means you can enjoy your favorite berries or peaches during wintertime.
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Most of us are guilty of texting while walking, even in the wintertime.
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Target's latest furniture collaboration is the super-colorful cure for your wintertime blues.
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The bottom line: Trees make a difference in cities even in the wintertime.
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I remember it was wintertime when he happened to come to New York.
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This was only the third-ever wintertime rescue attempt at the South Pole.
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Behemoth floating parties disgorge thousands of passengers daily in wintertime, the high season.
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It feels good to run outside in the wintertime without wearing 18 layers.
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The best men's parkasA parka is a wintertime essential for much of humankind.
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The best men's parkasA parka is a wintertime essential for much of humankind.
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We're also explaining the danger and appeal of a wintertime sport called skijoring.
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The jaded lower classes who couldn&apost find work would riot during wintertime.
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This is only the third time that a wintertime rescue mission has been attempted.
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Armed with the 12 picks ahead, you too can look chic in the wintertime.
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"Things tend to slow down a bit in the wintertime for construction," she said.
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Better yet, the iconic L.L.Bean Boots, a wintertime staple, are included in the sale.
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Much like his video game alter ego, Wintertime knows the recipe for simple fun.
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What two words can inspire more fear in drivers in wintertime than "mixed precipitation"?
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Soon, frost and snowflakes are pointing out their roles in the stunning wintertime scenes.
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So, now, during the wintertime, I don&apost have to get my hair straightened.
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Come wintertime, getting dressed can feel like a constant battle between fantasy and reality.
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Your choice of scarf can make or break your comfort level in the wintertime.
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The good news: Unlike some of the other wintertime woes, for this, there is relief.
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Come wintertime, he'll rock his signature look — knee socks — with the rest of his uniform.
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By wintertime he was mainly homebound, and mostly stopped giving "interviews" to press in 2017.
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"It's not necessarily unusual for ice growth to stall during the wintertime," she told Gizmodo.
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It was in 2017, and everyone got sick in the wintertime like we always do.
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If it were the wintertime right now, I would pile on a big jean jacket.
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At first he thought it was being fished farther out to sea, in the wintertime.
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Foxes that stalk the prairies in North America during wintertime know this only too well.
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Wildfires cause particle spikes in the air, and wintertime inversions trap smoke in the valley.
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Everyone should know by now that Wintertime is the greatest song writer of this generation.
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If your sniffles hit in wintertime, chances are you have a common cold, not allergies.
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She recommends travelers seek out eateries known for tasty versions of wintertime favorites, like fondue.
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Snapshot: Above, icebiking and icechairing — poling along while seated — are wintertime passions in northern China.
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A wintertime surge in pollution here is often called an "airpocalypse" in foreign news reports.
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Check the website for both hours and prices for wintertime activities and the summer bobsled.
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In particular, the valley's wintertime lows have risen four times faster than its summertime highs.
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The Zinfandel conjured up unfavorable Marvel references and imaginings of a cozy 'wintertime dinner party'
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During wintertime, overly slow driving can cause an accident just as easily as excessive speed.
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The bottom lineThough I still hate the wintertime, Vaseline Lip Therapy makes it more tolerable.
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If there's one segment of clothing we're guilty of neglecting come wintertime, it's definitely our undergarments.
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The mix of a wintertime circus in the world's most glamorous destination became an annual occasion.
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The lake is predicted to lose its vibrant color - and return to boring blue - by wintertime.
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Maybe make a to-do list or start working ahead to save yourself some wintertime stress.
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Don't overlook these affordable accessories during the wintertime, as they tend to degrade quickly, Haynes said.
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Also sunglasses are a great gift, though obviously not the most practical for wintertime in London.
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WinSport is open daily, and the luge, skeleton and bobsled experiences are offered in the wintertime.
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So, what's the secret to maintaining a practical wintertime wardrobe that you'll actually want to wear?
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This lovely tribute to urban wintertime is oversize, and Clement's cheerful watercolor art takes full advantage.
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Before now, 6-year-old Prince George was most commonly seen wearing shorts — even in wintertime.
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Here, we highlight five types of essential oils that are perfectly suited to ease your wintertime woes.
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A Nutcracker that keeps the wintertime magic of Tchaikovsky's opulent score, while speaking the language of Brooklyn.
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First of all, I've said over and over not to look for the treasure in the wintertime.
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These species' connection to Christmas is that they're common, red, and people notice them in the wintertime.
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Flannel pajamas can be a little too hot for people whose radiators go wild in the wintertime.
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In the wintertime, the water is particularly still and glassy; yellow plum blossoms bloom on the side.
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I wear fedoras in the wintertime, and I've been wearing a bunch of those Peaky Blinders hats.
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Meanwhile, family doctors are still seeing the usual crush of wintertime cough and flu cases at clinics.
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Now, for just about every other wintertime outdoor activity, the Ridge to Run II Pants are superlative.
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I've been asked about him for a number of years now in the wintertime, in the summertime.
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In the cold coming wintertime, it is good to be very close to someone who is warm.
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An increasing number of people are taking up snow hiking: wintertime trekking using snowshoes or special boots.
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However, more research is needed to both refine the Wintertime Mindset Scale and further validate these initial findings.
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Summertime melt is largely found in this area, whereas wintertime variability is confined to the outer marginal seas.
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Unlike many other colorful bird species, red-winged blackbirds often stick around the same areas in the wintertime.
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It allows him to keep his staff year-round and to stay open for locals in the wintertime.
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Therefore, Fern didn't suffer any wear and tear or rust damage from wintertime use during its previous life.
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Not some Paris-in-the-springtime zephyr, but something better suited to wintertime and the coast of Brittany.
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Mr. Trump, as he is wont to do during wintertime cold snaps, mocked climate science over the weekend.
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Another 20-minute drive leads to the Victor Constant Ski Area in West Point, a favorite wintertime destination.
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Wintertime is also the best time of year to live in Mexico because temperatures hover around 80°F.
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And here, in this seaside city on Hainan island, the southernmost edge of China, was their wintertime paradise.
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It's key to keep things streamlined come wintertime — which means letting go of the layers that provide zero warmth.
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Higher summer temperatures and wintertime freezing rain (as opposed to snow) seem to be correlated with adult caribou mortality.
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"It's like moving your hands together in the wintertime," said Lai, who was also not involved in the project.
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We've enjoyed good weather, with the proper amount of heat during the day and adequate chilling through the wintertime.
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This wintertime spectacle typically happens between five and 15 minutes before sundown, usually in late February, Lonely Planet reported.
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Like countless others, my grandparents made their way down there, first as wintertime visitors, then as full-time residents.
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The ensuing fighting over the mountainous terrain of North Korea was known for its harsh conditions, especially in wintertime.
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In the wintertime, people often stay indoors and are closer together in general, which encourages the spread of viruses.
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They have turned Sanya, a seaside city on Hainan island, the southernmost edge of China, into a wintertime paradise.
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No matter your religious beliefs, there's no denying one simple truth: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is a wintertime icon.
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Floating ice, like the kind that covers the Arctic Ocean in wintertime and comprises ice shelves, doesn't raise sea levels.
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Wintertime getaways are probably the last thing on anyone's mind, since everyone's just now getting into the groove of summertime.
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"Pick something that's going to come back next year or won't lose all its color in the wintertime," Jonathan said.
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If I'm being honest, New York City in the wintertime can put me in a bit of a creative funk.
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I got them to keep the wintertime drafts out but they also happened to render my bedroom almost pitch black.
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Even if your living room furniture isn't blocking vents, consider scooting everything toward the center of the room in wintertime.
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In the wintertime he would enlist a native guide and head into the taiga, with Arkady following their snowshoe tracks.
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Yet he also, rightly, fears a temporal "patchwork" across Europe if some countries shift to permanent summertime and others to wintertime.
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A Northwestern University study just confirmed that higher heating costs lead to more wintertime deaths, a consequence playing out in Europe.
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Provincetown's economy is famously tourist-driven; the local population booms from around 1,000 wintertime residents to almost 90,000 over the summer.
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From 1986 to 2010, two major air quality data collection programs were carried out for summertime ozone and wintertime particulate matter.
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"Very rarely do we see dust being pulled up into and mixing and falling with snow in the wintertime," he said.
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The red rocks in Arizona may be fairly known, but the opportunity to see them in the wintertime is entirely different.
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Observant little ones can pore over these pages for a long time, noticing each well-observed detail of wintertime city life.
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Jenner stepped out in the snow for her wintertime photoshoot, offering up different poses while giving sultry looks into the camera.
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In wintertime, his charges might be clad in small sweaters bearing the logos of the European resorts where their masters skied.
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There is a scene in Walden — it is wintertime in the park and crowds of people move this way and that.
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COME wintertime thousands of garden warblers, pied flycatchers, and bobolinks—all tiny songbirds—will cross the equator heading south for sunnier climes.
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Richards, on the other hand, was the first American to climb Gasherbrum II, the 13th highest mountain in the world, during wintertime.
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So, if you're getting dressed for an outdoor workout in the wintertime, it's a good idea to wear a pair of gloves.
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Besides all the holiday cheer and awesome sales, wintertime does have its downsides — and we're not just talking about commuting in snowfall.
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With great risk comes great reward, so once you nail the look, we're sure that you'll be taking it way into wintertime.
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Stylish people love the talk of layering, but, truth be told, layering successfully isn't as effortless as it looks in the wintertime.
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Millions still roost on nearby mountains, a wintertime spectacle that attracts the visitors from "El Norte" who are the town's economic lifeline.
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"If you think of it like a tree that loses its leaves in wintertime, ketamine helps grow those leaves back," he said.
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Florida's Wintertime, who first caught Noisey's attention earlier this year through his work with Lil Yachty, is back in season (get it???).
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More than 100 years later, Paris is once again flooding, a kind of wintertime high-water ritual that frequently plagues the city.
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So beyond sustaining a title quest, the Peach Bowl victor will quickly move away from the sting of their recent wintertime records.
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Remember that our fledgling nation had insufficient funds to even shoe Washington's Army in wintertime; yet Congress chose to defend the whistleblowers.
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Some of the spots are extra warm and cozy for the wintertime, while others have big porches and patios for sunny days.
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Abrupt soil cracking events, which scientists are starting to observe in the wintertime on Alaska's North Slope, can also release pulses of methane.
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Well, my idea of drinking coffee outdoors in wintertime Camden is feeling a lot less impressive now...This is probably more my speed.
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Call me a masochist, but this is exactly why I listen to The Nutcracker whenever I go for a run in the wintertime.
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They focused on how wintertime transatlantic clear-air turbulence would change at around 39,000 feet if the atmosphere contained twice as much CO2.
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Given the momentous occasion, we hit Wintertime up with a few questions over email to learn more: Noisey: What is this song about?
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The researchers believe that it didn't act as a wintertime refuge, which has them rethinking the purpose of these massive, time-consuming structures.
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With the wintertime human population down to 2,300, close to 1,200 deer wander into roadways causing about a third of all vehicle accidents.
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The berries weren't as ripe or sweet as they could be (it is wintertime, after all), but the cheese and macarons were delightful.
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Skin, however, isn't one of those things — especially in the wintertime when dryness will inevitably get the best of you, and your complexion.
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It doesn't mean we can't accomplish special things next year, but in the wintertime I don't anticipate us making that type of move.
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If your boots can't keep your feet warm and they can't keep your feet dry, then they're just not suitable for wintertime use.
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Fair, the lightest shade in the line, matches my skin almost perfectly in the summer, but it's slightly too dark in the wintertime.
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Wintertime tends to get a bad rep — but one thing we do love about the chilly season (besides the hot toddies and comfort food)?
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In the real world, we have to rely on DayQuil and sweet cups of hot chocolate to pull us out of our wintertime malaise.
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In the wintertime, when it's really hard to get fresh water, they'll even sit out in the snow to clean their wings and feathers.
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While the deals are starting to roll out right now, it may not be the time to pull the trigger on your wintertime getaway.
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Its refinement and prestige are dwarfed by those of the luxurious Tuber Melanosporum of wintertime, dubbed "melano" for short by those in the know.
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As people across the country prepare to turn their clocks back an hour for daylight savings time, two states are resisting the wintertime tradition.
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The idea originated centuries ago when men like Benjamin Franklin thought it made economic sense to fuck with our waking hours in the wintertime.
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Many area residents live remotely and wintertime temperatures can routinely fall to minus 50°F—in these conditions, an outage can have deadly consequences.
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If your boots can't help keep your feet warm and they can't keep your feet dry, then they're just not suitable for wintertime use.
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In the wintertime, Amangani can be bought out for weddings at a price of "well over $100,000" for a couple of days, Lang said.
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Also called black truffles or winter truffles, they sell for top dollar at the peak of the season, wintertime, when the flavor is richest.
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St. Petersburg and Clearwater boast "several thousand" Canadians come wintertime, and many also flock to the Phoenix and Mesa areas of Arizona, he said.
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In the wintertime, when Iditarod sled-dog mushers and Iron Dog snow machine racers pass through Tanana, everybody asks for Ms. Erickson's rum cake.
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Other plants, such as hornbeam, only respond to the accumulation of warmth in the spring after they have been exposed to sufficient wintertime chill.
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The Great Depression had ended the wintertime flow of wealthy northern tourists who came to bathe in the sulfur springs on the Cibolo Creek.
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"We laid the blueprint out in the wintertime, as far as understanding there's a run-producing aspect and a run-prevention aspect," Eppler said.
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But I like this newer recipe for oven-baked Buffalo wings (above) a great deal for wintertime, when I don't want to cook outside.
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The wintertime Liam Neeson sad-dad action thriller for 2019, "Cold Pursuit," is just like most of the previous specimens and also completely different.
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The Jilin provincial transportation bureau has asked the road management department to maintain roads in wintertime and set aside special lanes for grains if necessary.
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Count this among the list of beauty myths that need to be squashed once and for all: Battling dry skin is strictly a wintertime sport.
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" "I think the takeaway is that the dramatic wintertime warming of the Arctic continues in addition to a long-term trend in decreasing sea ice.
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If the AMOC does collapse, winters in the North Atlantic will be frigid — they could drop as much as 7 degrees Celsius in the wintertime.
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Julien Ehrlich (left) and Max Kakacek (right) / Photo by Dominique Goncalves, courtesy of Secretly Canadian Wintertime in Chicago doesn't really inspire one to go outside.
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Shrews don't hibernate or migrate, so they have to overwinter as is—which is a condition not well-suited for times of wintertime food scarcity.
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Scientists announced on Friday that sea ice reached a wintertime peak in 2018 that was only a smidgeon above 2017's all-time record low.
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Camp out indoors: Just because the ground outside is blanketed in a layer of frost doesn't mean that camping is off limits during the wintertime.
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The pattern is consistent with recent changes in the wintertime jet stream, which some scientists think is tied to the loss of Arctic sea ice.
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But the big problem for customers was that the flights were the last on the schedule for Sun County's wintertime-only service from those destinations.
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Arctic sea ice coverage peaked at 5.607 million square miles this year, a wintertime low since our satellites began monitoring sea ice extent in 1979.
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If sniffles hit during the wintertime — and particularly if people around you have similar symptoms — odds are you have a cold, not allergies, Arthur says.
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The term refers to circular bands of winds near the poles that are strongest in wintertime and well above the jet stream in the stratosphere.
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It's disappointing, particularly in wintertime, that Claudia's stews, an integral category of Guatemalan cuisine, are sadly bland and thin, lacking in heart and in flavor.
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Starting next year, it is expected to provide geothermal energy to help heat the lido's new wintertime section, allowing locals to swim in any weather.
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If in past years Delhi's roughly 20 million residents shrugged off wintertime pollution as fog, over the past week they viewed it as a crisis.
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But as she worked her way up the stairs, she finally considered the possibility that maybe there was more to it than the wintertime blues.
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In late January 2019, a series of cyclones marched through the Bering, bringing warm air and fierce winds and triggering an unprecedented wintertime ice collapse.
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And they offer a wide range of smells, including honey & orange, magnolia and freesia, as well as some holiday options like merry memories and wintertime wishes.
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But fur is de rigueur in wintertime Moscow, which has become an essential stop for Middle Eastern leaders like Khalifa Haftar, who visited twice in 2016.
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There's something undeniably charming about wintertime and snuggling up in an oversize sweater with a piping hot cup of tea while the snow rages on outside.
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The Wonder Woman star – who sang while donning a hat, scarf, and flip flips – ends his impressive cover of the wintertime classic on an inspiring note.
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"What you do in the wintertime is not what you're going to do in the summer," said Eva Scrivo, a hairstylist with two salons in Manhattan.
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"The Zoo's giant pandas, are native to the cold climate of the western Chinese mountains and are actually more active in the wintertime," reads the release.
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Check out the video for "All the Time 2" and dates for Wintertime and Ugly God's Straight Like That tour below: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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Topped with a whole bunch of smoked ricotta and some fresh chilies for garnish, Hardy's busiate alla Norma will quickly become your go-to wintertime meal.
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Not because I feared the sleep deprivation, but because I dreaded a wintertime darkness with even more muscle than the ones I'd fought through for years.
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"There are more cars on the road, longer lines at airports and an increased chance of flight delays and cancellations because of wintertime weather," he said.
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Under a La Niña pattern, the entire southern half of the United States - including the winter wheat belt - is often drier than usual during the wintertime.
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Amazon's latest sweater sensation has all the makings of the perfect wintertime staple, starting with a plush fabric that you'll want to wrap yourself up in.
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Along with my advisor at the University of Tromsø, Joar Vittersø, I developed a preliminary "Wintertime Mindset Scale" to measure how residents of Tromsø view the winter.
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Cream & Sugar, based in Anaheim, CA, is owned by Joanna Czikalla, and she's the lady responsible for making all our dreams of fantastical wintertime treats come true.
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This wintertime rhumination on whether or not love is a losing game is set to languid, almost samba-esque beats and her enchating voice is a delight.
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Homes relying on electric heating will see the least sticker shock: Wintertime costs should be up an average of $49, or just 5 percent, from last year.
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It only makes sense to cut back on your pantry clutter during wintertime since these are our prime hibernation months and freshly-stocked edible essentials are key.
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Up until then, there hadn't been any months at all assigned to the wintertime (which we'd personally interpret as the Romans' efforts to forget that winter exists).
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On Twitter, #thundersnow has been a trending hashtag, with users sharing videos showing heavy snow accompanied by the long rumbling bass sounds of thunder in the wintertime.
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The country gets waves through out the year with peaks from June to August at wintertime and stable sea temperatures of 25-25°C all year round.
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As a result of the wintertime lethargy known as Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, I tend to become an unproductive gloomy Gus whenever the sun goes away.
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An increase in wintertime rainfall is leaving other runways covered in ice, making it unsafe for planes to land and further isolating communities that lack road access.
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"There would certainly have been several months of winter darkness, as well as midnight sun in the summer," Ahlberg said, adding that it probably snowed in wintertime.
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Yet despite the extreme winter conditions, studies have shown that residents of Tromsø do not experience as much seasonal depression and wintertime mental distress as you might expect.
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"The big thing for me was during one wintertime, and we had a fully involved structure fire, with flames coming out," said West Frankfort Fire Chief Jody Allen.
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It was late in the evening when I finally arrived in wintertime Tuk (population 965), a string of prefabricated houses separated by sporadic streetlights and mounds of snow.
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Originally written by Frank Loesser, the 75-year-old wintertime staple is about a man trying to convince a woman to stay the night because of bad weather.
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One aspect of modern civilization that drives us insane is the feeling that the AC is on at full blast, all the time, everywhere, even in the wintertime.
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NASA confirmed that it was indeed the smallest wintertime Arctic sea ice extent on the record books, peaking at some 5.6 million square miles (14.5 million square km).
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It's not just in your head: summer colds are different than the ones you get in the wintertime, and they tend to come with a unique set symptoms.
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"As temperatures warm up and there is more permafrost thawing, there is more connectivity between groundwater and river channels and thus more flow during the wintertime," said Pavelsky.
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The wintertime Arctic sea ice extent has been shrinking for years—in fact, the thirteen puniest winter ice showings on record all occurred in the last thirteen years.
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Neeson, taking a break from his usual wintertime angry-dad action-movie duties, is wry and crinkly, his loose limbs and craggy features suggesting great power in repose.
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"In wintertime it was covered with snow," said Seth Greenleaf, a theater producer who had a fourth-floor, northern-facing apartment in the building from 853 to 285.
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The dust storms typically hit northern China after the region is afflicted by high wintertime smog, which is caused by coal-burning power plants, factories and vehicle emissions.
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"The storm will encounter colder air, which will transform from a tropical area of low pressure to a more wintertime-like storm system," CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller said.
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Although I expected to be surrounded by pitch black night, the actual effect of totality is much closer to wintertime twilight, where some pinkish rays of light remain visible.
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"She can take it on a beach vacation and wear it in the wintertime," she says of its versatility (the designer happens to wear hers with Jessie Kamm pants).
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Coming from a country that gets only a few hours of sunlight a day during wintertime, they will need intense lobbying to convince EU bigwigs that every second counts.
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But don't count out George Miller's full-throttled "Mad Max: Fury Road" or Alejandro González Iñárritu's visceral frontier epic "The Revenant," whose grueling wintertime shoot has impressed some critics.
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Cohen's own research has tied sea ice loss in the summer to the greater buildup of snow in Siberia and wintertime Arctic outbreaks across the northern hemisphere, for example.
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Car-like performance and do-all utility As a Northeast dweller where utility and wintertime sure-footedness are key, I am often asked: Subaru, BMW X3, or Ford Escape?
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Beyond that, the Sharks' most direct wintertime competition for fan attention, the Golden State Warriors, have become the darlings of sports fans everywhere after a history-making N.B.A. season.
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They have adapted to the darkness and cold of wintertime that dips to 60 below zero and then to the explosion of growth and pollination under summer's midnight sun.
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Travel experts say that fall and wintertime vacationers to Italy tend to head to the Italian Alps for skiing, Milan for shopping trips and Rome for a culture fix.
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In recent days, the growing strains on the National Health Service jolted the campaign as some hospitals buckled under wintertime demands, and an irritated Mr. Johnson struggled to respond.
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One reviewer said they'd bring it to a cookout but wouldn't serve it to friends, while another opined that it was "a good wine for a wintertime dinner party."
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Kenneth Libbrecht is that rare person who, in the middle of winter, gleefully leaves Southern California for a place like Fairbanks, Alaska, where wintertime temperatures rarely rise above freezing.
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It could be wintertime and no one's out, but you're fabulous and you're killing it with your red lip on, and I'm like, Girl, I understand why you're wearing that.
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New England is also subject to price spikes, due to wintertime complications in the energy market caused by the region's shift toward a greater share of natural gas-generated electricity.
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A pair of new studies challenge many of the popular assumptions about the psychological effects of wintertime, suggesting that we should look at the season in a new, brighter light.
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On Monday, the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) announced that sea ice reached a record low wintertime extent after a bizarrely mild winter affected nearly the entire Arctic.
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Born in Brooklyn, he grew up in Puerto Rico before going to graduate school in Rochester, where he is now a fixture of the city's wintertime indoor beach-volleyball scene.
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While the country also celebrates Christmas in July in order to get into the holiday spirit during their wintertime, Sydney also holds a number of events around the actual holidays.
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While I'd prefer the rear-wheel-drive trim of the Q50 503 Red Sport, the all-wheel-drive is probably the one to get if you inhabit snowy wintertime regions.
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Coolway Irby Chelsea Boot, $49.99, available at DSW (originally $59.95) [You save $9.96]Working in NYC in the wintertime requires a boot that is as durable as it is professional.
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Immigration experts have countered that the decrease was likely due to seasonal trends — fewer people travel in the wintertime because of the cold — and to increased enforcement on Mexico's southern border.
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Vail owns more than 3,200 beds to house flocks of wintertime employees, and said in December that it was dedicating $30 million to building more employee housing to address the crunch.
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"The Games will take place during Brazil s wintertime when there are fewer Zika-spreading Aedes-mosquitos and the risk of being bitten is lower," the organization said in a statement.
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"Previously we fed them (vitamins and medicine) once every three months, but starting from wintertime we feed them once every week," said Tan, citing outbreaks in other countries as a concern.
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That lobby was so cold in wintertime, I still remember; the stiff wind off the river so strong that neither Earl nor any tenant could shut the outer door at all.
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The record-low levels of ice also led to another Arctic first: For the first time ever, a ship was able to navigate the Arctic Ocean north of Russia during wintertime.
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"It is easy, standing in the wintertime gloom of these Alabama swamps, to imagine that old ghosts haunt these bayous," Raines writes in his piece explaining the search for the wreck.
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" In Thursday's statement, the WHO reassured readers that because the games are taking place in the Brazilian wintertime, "there are fewer active mosquitoes and the risk of being bitten is lower.
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Arts for Art, the organization behind the annual Vision Festival and presenters of and advocates for free jazz, is back this year with a souped-up version of this wintertime festival.
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On Saturday nights in wintertime, one of the priests at St. Michael's would rig up a speaker for the weekly broadcast of "Hockey Night in Canada" from Toronto, 1,300 miles away.
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The best place is in bed, in the wintertime, when the cold and dark match your mood — and when you are more susceptible to stories about creepy characters with unpleasant motivations.
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"During the wintertime, people notice that they're lethargic, they're tired and they lose some interest in things," said Dr. Ravi Shah, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A group of Polish mountaineers set off for northern Pakistan on Sunday to start an attempt to be the first to scale K28, the world's second highest peak, in wintertime.
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Some scientists have suggested that by the time the Olympics start in August — wintertime in Brazil, when mosquitoes are less numerous — the virus might be more prevalent in the southern United States.
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Plus, it's one of a few outdoor Chicago bars that stays open all year long and even embraces the colder season, with its fun curling rink and cozy cabin in the wintertime.
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Set them too late and lakes would freeze over, preventing the capture of the animals and limiting the amount of warm fur trappers would be able to sell for over the wintertime months.
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According to data culled from Cheapflights' records from years past, T+L reports that Disney fanatics hoping to catch the wintertime festivities at Disney World in Orlando should book flights on August 6.
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First spotted by Disney Food Blog at Disney's Hollywood Studios last week, the wintertime popcorn bucket depicts Mickey's much-adored pup decked in an ugly Christmas sweater and delightfully sweet doggy Santa hat.
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"This is not a holiday tree," wrote Scott Walker, the two-term Republican governor who was unseated by Mr. Evers and who appeared on Fox News this week to discuss wintertime tree-labeling.
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The millionaire was said to bring young boys to the island in the wintertime and take children along for hunting trips, skiing jaunts in Aspen, and beach parties at the Sheldens' Antigua estate.
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Mr. Johnson, himself a surfer, first came to Nosara about 15 years ago in search of a wintertime surf spot closer to the East Coast than a home he had in Kauai, Hawaii.
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In both instances, an exception has been made for projects aimed at the "people's livelihood," a phrase that was not explained but may include measures like providing steam heat to homes in wintertime.
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Together the two of them collaborate on finding the time capsule, which turns out to be a hidden advent calendar with different wintertime activities planned for the town for each day in December.
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The mornings after a good blow, which are most of them in the wintertime, will find local roads and trails coated in a fresh carpet of pine scraps and even some full-sized trees.
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For decades afterward, I stuck with that red-coat cure for the wintertime blues, but four years ago the zipper broke on my latest red coat, and I couldn't find a replacement I liked.
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It's wintertime on the set of Good Trouble, the Freeform dramedy that Ramirez co-leads with her best friend Maia Mitchell, and there are dozens of extras in their best Christmas threads milling about.
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Icy or foggy windows in particular are the source of many wintertime woes, including dangerously decreased visibility and the ultra-inconvenient and time-consuming act of constantly having to scape ice off the stubborn glass.
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After speaking with Professor Crum, I began to wonder: Could it be that residents of Tromsø possess a positive wintertime mindset, which allows them to not only persevere but also thrive during the polar night?
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For sunseekers as desperate as I am for a wintertime infusion of vitamin D, here are some other luxurious warm-weather getaways that you can book on points — in some cases, without spending a dollar.
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"Consider destinations where summer isn't high season — such as warm-weather cities (Phoenix, Las Vegas), tropical places where summer is rainy season (Costa Rica), or the Southern Hemisphere, where it's wintertime," said Sarah Schilichter of SmarterTravel.com.
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"In the wintertime I would go to the gym and in the spring and summer I was constantly on the track walking or running," says Giudice, 43, of running Danbury Federal Correctional Institution's picturesque outdoor track.
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But a great nation like ours should not be in a position where elderly people are cutting their pills in half, where they don't have decent nutrition, where they can't heat their homes in the wintertime.
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Inspired by Frank 'FX' Giaccio, the 11-year-old who wrote a letter to Trump offering to mow the Rose Garden lawn in 2017, we reimagined the hilarious "lawn boy" meme and set it in wintertime.
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According to a report on Friday in The Guardian, a series of highly unusual wintertime heat waves during the 22017-103 winter resulted in enough thawing of the permafrost that water rushed into the vault's entrance.
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Think of this cocktail as part of your training regimen for spring and summer—overcome all of your Joy Division-y wintertime doom and gloom with the power of positive thinking, and a lot of alcohol.
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The president's wintertime inconstancy was a matter of little concern to attendees in Dallas, who enthusiastically cheered Mr. Trump's perorations on subjects ranging from North Korean peace talks to his vote tally in the Electoral College.
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Wearing a scarf was banned in wintertime, and students were ordered to wear only one type of coat or jacket in the winter, and tights were banned in winter for girls, and also braids were banned.
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Several traditional sea ice roads people once used to travel between communities no longer exist, while the wintertime ice runway off the remote island community of Diomede can no longer support a plane in the winter.
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You can rent a 300-square-foot &aposHarry Potter&apos-themed tiny home on AirbnbYou can rent a snow igloo in Finland on Airbnb for $122 a nightThis NYC rooftop bar has igloos for the wintertime
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Below we're sharing three hybrid hacks: Hacks that help you handle what could otherwise be a dicey wintertime situation in record time, and the decidedly more enjoyable activity that you can now add to your morning routine.
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In the wintertime, if it's just brutal out and you get that feeling when you get out of the shower and you think your face is going to fall off, I'll grab a bit of her moisturizer.
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That's according to a new report by UN Environment, which says the region is already "locked in" to wintertime warming of 4 to 5 degrees C (43 to 9 degrees F) over temperatures of the late 1900s.
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With seven exterior pockets and three on the interior, you'll have no problem fitting everything you need on your a person for your daily slump across town to the office or your intrepid wintertime trek up a mountain.
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This unease with a steady tape with indexes at record highs is even tougher to take because bulls and bears alike came into this year and out of the wintertime panic insisting that jarring volatility would likely persist.
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Most Oscar pundits had expected him to win for Alejandro Iñárritu's "Revenant," an 1820s frontier drama that became famous for its arduous wintertime shoot -- and a brutal onscreen bear attack -- long before moviegoers ever saw the completed film.
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This year, the sport that resembles shuffleboard on ice has popped up at a broad array of venues, from urban rooftop bars to remote frozen lakes, giving laypeople a last wintertime chance to hurl the stones through March.
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In 22020, an oil and gas company urged citizens to call their senators to oppose a gas tax; sometime later, a Utah gentleman published a poem urging people to call their senators to request better wintertime road-clearing.
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On Amazon, Mr. Chapman had spotted a product opportunity not apparent to the market — thanks to cheap, widely available LEDs, it's now possible to illuminate indoor spaces to a level so bright that it can reduce wintertime blues.
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I cared for pups that had been tied to utility poles on the street in wintertime, others so thin they had to wear coats in balmy spring weather, lacking the body mass to stay warm at 60 degrees.
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Our pilot data suggest that the concept of wintertime mindset could add a positive component to the discussion of seasonal well-being, and that mindset may be an important addition to the theoretical and practical discussion of seasonal wellness.
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Inspired by the snow-capped mountains of Iceland in the wintertime, the home retailer's October 2017 line up features neutral white and gray hues and lots of sparkle — in the form of shiny plastic chandeliers and LED table embellishments.
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In addition to Fresno, take Salt Lake City, where pollution is a fact of life: The city sits in a basin, and wintertime inversions trap a thick coat of visible smog over the city for days at a time.
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After recently contributing production to a good chunk of Kanye West's The Life Of Pablo, Los Angeles duo DJ Dodger Stadium have once again returned to the studio, and returned with an unofficial remix of Rihanna's wintertime summer anthem.
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The scientists also described "phantom lakes" that during wintertime appeared to be wide but shallow ponds - perhaps only a few inches (cm) deep - but evaporated or drained into the surface by springtime, a process taking seven years on Titan.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has set a new record low for the wintertime in a region strongly affected by long-term trends of global warming, U.S. and European scientists said on Wednesday.
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"I think it's a combo of increased transmission with people hanging out more, the fact that these viruses are more common in winter, and that there is some biological evidence [some viruses] are more infectious during the wintertime," Kociolek explained.
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A Mother's Hand, Alain Mafart Renodier, FrancePhotographer A. M. Renodier was on a wintertime visit to Japan's Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park when he took this poignant photograph of a sleeping baby Japanese macaque, its mother's hand protectively covering its head.
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The styling tips in the slideshow ahead are easy, don't require a ton of energy to pull off, and aren't fussy to put on (only to take off, put on, and take off again, as these things typically happen during wintertime).
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Kinsey connected these findings to research showing testosterone levels are higher for men in the winter than other times of the year, and that serotonin levels are lower in the wintertime, potentially leading to a desire for physical contact and warmth.
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BEIJING — Scientists have found a new culprit contributing to China's notorious wintertime smog, and controlling it could help sustain the significant improvements in air quality that Beijing and other northeastern cities experienced last winter, according to research published on Thursday.
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For example, he decided to fill the shelves around the fireplace — where he and fiancée Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and their 2-year-old son Jack Oscar love to sit in the wintertime — with cut wood instead of knick knacks and books.
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"It is likely that we're going to keep seeing smaller wintertime maximums in the future because in addition to a warmer atmosphere, the ocean has also warmed up," said Walt Meier, a sea ice scientists at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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" He was looking southbound out of his window on Rossmore Avenue when he had another "synaptic flash: forlorn-looking Japanese, in wintertime, in a bus, going up a mountain road in a snowstorm to the Manzanar internment camp in the High Sierras.
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A 2013 report estimated an end-of-century late fall temperature increase of 13 C [55 F] if business-as-usual policies are maintained, while the Northwest Territories government is anticipating a wintertime spike of 483 C [45.5 F] within 100 years.
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Another time, she was talking about what she calls "snowy bibimbap," a gentle, agreeable wintertime variation on the classic rice dish made with strands of mung bean jelly and shaved burdock, bellflower root, and other vegetables in shades of ivory, cream and bone.
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The Detroit show was moved from January in an effort to revitalize the event, which American carmakers still considered to be important, despite wintertime in Motown being perhaps the worst time to ask journalist to endure the weather of the upper Midwest.
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"By including this overlooked chemistry in air quality models, we can explain why the number of wintertime extremely polluted days in Beijing did not improve between 2013 and January 2017 despite major success in reducing sulfur dioxide," said study lead author Jonathan Moch.
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When it gets to the point where everything is burlapped, you also lose appreciation of the winter colors in things like azaleas, which people think of as a Memorial Day color event but that turn beautiful purple and reddish colors in wintertime.
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RZEDKOWICE, Poland (Reuters) - Polish climbers hope to pull off one of the last big feats of mountaineering in coming months by scaling K214, the world's second highest peak and the only of the 21980 exceeding 8,000 meters (26,246 ft) yet to be conquered in wintertime.
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Partake in winter sports (or watch them on TV): Take a trip to an outdoors ice-skating rink to try your skills on the ice — it's an ideal wintertime family activity, as well as a unique date idea that goes beyond dinner and drinks.
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By then, it hopes that the warmer weather will reduce further transmission — though virologists still do not know if that will hold true — and the National Health Service, free of the usual wintertime crowds, will be better able to cope with whomever is infected.
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"Even in wintertime, in a room that has a fire going, a fan on low can keep the heat circulating," said Michael Cox, the principal of the New York interior design firm Foley & Cox, who has installed them in homes from Canada to the Caribbean.
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But most of the shelters there are overcrowded by wintertime, said Olivier Vanden Avont, the president of L'Appel du Coeur, the group that helped distribute the tents, as well as day-to-day essentials: a blanket, underwear, a T-shirt and a toilet kit.
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FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous "In the wintertime I would go to the gym, and in the spring and summer I was constantly on the track walking or running," said Giudice, who ran on Danbury Federal Correctional Institution's outdoor track.
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And the evidence that many people find existing coat checks either too expensive or too slow is abundant at almost any wintertime performance in New York: Just look around at all the coats and parkas that are draped over seat backs or stuffed unceremoniously under chairs.
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In general, if you want to go to the superstars of super-quiet conditions, the lowest levels of background noise we've measured have been in places like the crater of Haleakalā National Park in Hawaii, and Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Colorado, or wintertime in Yellowstone.
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In wintertime, the heat will be kept just above testicle-freezing temperatures, and in summer (which, in this age of global warming, runs long, sometimes interminably), the temperature will be so oppressively hot – the degradation of humanity within its walls, so great – that Holman becomes, literally, hell on earth.
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Sure, kids outgrow shoes fast, and it can be a bummer to spend big bucks on short-lived gear, but when it comes to hiking, wintertime activities, or any adventure around the water, your kids need shoes and boots of the same quality as you'd demand for yourself.
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The avocado boom has caused environmental damage — some of Michoacán's pine forests have been thinned out for avocado orchards — but it has been good for Americans gorging on guacamole in wintertime and Mexican farmers fending off the urge to join the drug trade or immigrate to the United States.
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I think you could make a version today off my recipe using ground beef or lamb or that soy-protein ground beefless stuff and, just so long as you nap the thing in enough mushroom-enhanced gravy, you'll end up with your favorite wintertime dinner of the year.
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Take a glance at her shoes of choice, and you might be shocked (or maybe you won't be) to see that she's not wearing her signature platform slides, but rather a pair of denim ankle boots that are just as cool and probably a bit more practical for the wintertime.
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"I think finding the Clotilda would be a fitting capstone for both Mobile's slaving history and the war that finally ended the practice," Mr. Raines wrote in the article, adding, "It is easy, standing in the wintertime gloom of these Alabama swamps, to imagine that old ghosts haunt these bayous."
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For most of the past 2000 years, Hanukkah was an afterthought on the Jewish calendar, a wintertime festival of lights during which people spun tops and ate greasy food to commemorate what has to be one of God's least impressive miracles — a small container of oil lasted for eight nights!
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One of my chief wintertime pleasures is to leave whole peanuts out for the squirrels to hide in their secret caches under the leaf litter and in the forks of trees — and then to watch the wily blue jays digging them up and carrying them away to their own hidy-holes.
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Ms. Fulton had told me earlier by phone that as a 5-year-old girl, she made her debut performing in the Bracebridge Dinner, an annual holiday spectacle that was long directed by the photographer Ansel Adams, who hoped the banquet would draw wintertime visitors to the park he loved.
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Despite their years as professional athletes, none of the group had any experience with the wintertime sport, so they hired former Olympian John Benton to teach them the ropes — and although Allen was initially confident that curling would be easy to pick up, he told the newspaper that he found it to be surprisingly difficult.
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Here are the best men's winter coats you can buy:Best winter coat overall:Patagonia Topley JacketBest waterproof:Columbia OutDry Ex Gold Down Hooded JacketBest for working:Best for extreme cold:Mountain Hardware Absolute Zero ParkaBest versatile parka:Fjällräven Kyl ParkaThe best places to buy scarves onlineYour choice of scarf can make or break your comfort level in the wintertime.
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A rare wintertime rescue attempt at the South Pole has succeeded in bringing two sick workers for the National Science Foundation (NSF) away from the frigid pole and to the British Antarctic Survey's Rothera Research Base, which is located on the Antarctic Peninsula, about 1,500 miles north of the pole, the NSF announced on Wednesday.
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But for doctors already dealing with overflowing wintertime wards, there was little faith that even the most ambitious plans could keep the National Health Service from being deluged by a crisis that strikes where it is weakest — a severe shortage of beds for critically ill patients, which puts it behind much of Europe and has alarmed doctors for years.
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"'Frozen II' was the perfect antidote to the wintertime box office blues and, along with a host of appealing holiday titles, this Thanksgiving lineup gave the year a nice boost dropping the year-to-date deficit down 1.4% (from 7% a week ago to 5.6% now)," Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore, told CNBC via email.
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Here are the best beanies you can buy:Best beanie overall: The North Face Shinksy BeanieBest under-$20 beanie: Carhartt Acrylic Watch HatBest cashmere beanie: Naadam Signature Ribbed Cashmere BeanieBest pom-pom beanie: Patagonia Vintage Town BeanieBest high-tech beanie: Tenergy Wireless Bluetooth BeanieThe best places to buy scarves onlineYour choice of scarf can make or break your comfort level in the wintertime.
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Here are the best beanies you can buy:Best beanie overall: The North Face Shinksy Beanie, $30Best under-$20 beanie: Carhartt Acrylic Watch Hat, $12.99Best cashmere beanie: Naadam Signature Ribbed Cashmere Beanie, $65Best pom-pom beanie: Patagonia Vintage Town Beanie, $45Best high-tech beanie: Tenergy Wireless Bluetooth Beanie, $24.95 The best places to buy scarves online Your choice of scarf can make or break your comfort level in the wintertime.
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You just need someone to accompany you to the herbal gin tasting at The Shard hotel in London; someone to sit with in an igloo-shaped pod while you #wintertime on Instagram; someone to try the authentic Serrano ham you read about in Time Out; someone to go to the gothic yoga class; someone to go ton a safari-themed silent rave where you pretend to ironically like " Mr. Brightside" (you actually think it's a solid piece of songwriting).
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A Dispatch can still be a traditional written story, like this Delhi Journal about that city's wintertime sleep economy by Ellen Barry: Or this Venice Journal by Jason Horowitz about that city being overrun by tourists: But it can also be what we call a tap-through, like this piece by Chris Buckley on the river where China meets North Korea: Or a story that uses photos to help drive the narrative, like one Sergey Ponomarev did on young men and wrestling in Dagestan or the one Bryan Denton did on coal pollution in Mongolia: Or maybe a video-only piece like this gripping report about ambulances working in Gaza during the recent protests: Dispatches will include what you might think of as a Reporter's Notebook, in which writers reveal a bit about themselves as they report the news.
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