This year was balmy, with daytime highs in the 1355s.
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"It's going to feel quite balmy in comparison," Orrison said.
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Rosthchild and I pass the balmy evening drinking Tubi slushies.
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Even on a balmy July afternoon, it's a brave undertaking.
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It was a balmy August morning in Santa Monica, Calif.
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The temperature that day was a balmy minus 22 Fahrenheit.
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The two of them stepped outside into the balmy air.
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MANILA — It was a balmy evening in Hanover Park, Ill.
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Annually, in the increasingly balmy fall, Comic Con hits NYC.
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He had fallen ill and couldn't travel to the balmy South.
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Nelson Street, its hub, is quiet on a balmy early afternoon.
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The new governor, J.B. Pritzker, a Democrat, is enjoying balmy times.
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Who knows what a stroll in Florida's balmy evenings might produce.
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The temperature was a balmy 13º Celsius, to Boston's shivering -1º.
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It was a balmy day, and she was drinking a beer.
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I sipped my old fashioned outside in balmy 80-degree weather.
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Dominican Republic is balmy in the low 270s in summer months.
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They feel truly seasonal, suited for languid afternoons and balmy nights.
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This fall has been a balmy one, but winter is coming.
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We've been watching your New York snowmageddon from comparatively balmy Germany.
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And in the colder seasons, the Arctic Ocean is downright balmy.
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But from the perspective of investors, the forecast looks downright balmy.
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That will be celebrated by many on a balmy Miami night.
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Why not melt the Arctic to bring forth a balmy, productive Siberia?
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These balmy temperatures will stick with us for a few more days.
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Yet the action is really happening on a balmy night in Marrakech.
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A balmy day in the UK = a reason to complain Down Under.
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This makes New York's average January low of 26 degrees seem balmy.
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Though hardly balmy, temperatures beneath the snow rarely dip much below freezing.
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The Gammells, lightly dressed for the balmy weather, arrive at the restaurant.
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New York Today Good morning on this balmy Thursday, and Shanah Tovah.
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Conditions were a "balmy" 54 degrees with a southeast wind, he said.
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There's plenty of outdoor space to relax and enjoy the balmy weather.
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The sun is out, the weather is balmy, and nature finally seems welcoming.
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According to Waller, these leggings really are meant for crowded, balmy studio environments.
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Manila, in the balmy city of Baguio, Sergi Musni, a case manager at
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Here in New York City, the past few weeks have been surprisingly balmy.
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Plus, the crisp, fresh cilantro and shredded cabbage are perfect for balmy weather.
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The weather that day was balmy and sedate, the ocean placid and inviting.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It was a balmy summer Friday evening in 1992.
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It's a balmy summer day, and you're cooling off with a frosty beer.
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A cool breeze cut through the thick, balmy air of the waning daytime.
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Last year, for example, it was a relatively balmy minus 23 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Here's what else is happening: Finally, a day of beautiful (but balmy) weather.
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We're expecting a second day of balmy temperatures, with a high of 77.
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Everyone seemed to be enjoying the balmy June day, hopping on roller coasters.
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But in August, it was a welcome respite from Portugal's balmy summer heat.
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A balmy 29 this afternoon, 45 tomorrow and a rainy 52 by Thursday.
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Pair the midi-skirt with sandals or mules on those warm balmy days. 59.953.
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ON A recent balmy day, people thronged the parks and promenades of central Stockholm.
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Observe a pair of bald eagles in their nest, live from balmy southwest Florida.
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In the balmy air, small droplets of condensation formed on glasses of chilled beer.
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On a balmy Sunday evening we arrived in San José, the country's sprawling capital.
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For close to a week, temperatures hovered around a relatively balmy 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The new iteration is ever-so-slightly more moisturizing but still sheer and balmy.
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In five quick scoops, I devour the balmy eggs and get up to leave.
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Despite the weather, it reminds me of balmy childhood summer nights fending off mosquitoes.
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Snowbirds will appreciate the fact that Panama City averages a balmy 228 degrees in January.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Despite the unseasonably balmy temperature, autumn is officially here.
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On a balmy recent evening the still-boyish 46-year-old was brimming with enthusiasm.
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The surface may be a scorching hellscape, but 30 miles up, the weather's downright balmy.
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The 2158 acre lot opens to an expansive lawn perfect for enjoying California's balmy weather.
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Despite the sunshine and balmy breezes, movies released in the summer are often no vacation.
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With a temperature of 88 degrees above ground, Union Square station was a balmy 96.5.
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If Europe feels like the Arctic right now, the Arctic itself is balmy by comparison.
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Dear Readers: January's not known for being particularly balmy in most parts of the country.
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The mood is deeply reverent, the temperature balmy with all the bodies packed to capacity.
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But the tensions that marked the week seemed to disappear on this balmy South Carolina night.
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On a balmy day in August, a devastating accident dramatically changed the course of Fuggetta's life.
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It was T-shirt weather down there last week — a record-breaking, balmy 65 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In fact, he may have loved her visible freckles and balmy lip tint more than anyone.
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Although it's a balmy summer afternoon, I imagine this area would be sinister late at night.
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I was in a bustling Dublin pharmacy on a balmy Saturday morning in August of 2014.
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Of course, my visit was at too balmy a time of year to test them out.
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So perhaps it shouldn't come as a surprise that today's high is a balmy 29 degrees.
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The heat is on until Friday evening, when our extra balmy temperatures and heat advisory end.
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The lake has been unusually balmy and cloudy, with thick mats of algae blanketing the shoreline.
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The weather on their unexpected day off was also unusually balmy after a long winter slog.
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On a balmy summer evening with a breeze to keep the bugs away, it's perfectly enchanting.
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"I wasn't expecting this," said Jack Needham, 33, from Sydney, Australia, referring to the balmy weather.
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This season, she offered an eclectic assortment of clothes for different occasions, mainly balmy summer evenings.
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It's another popular tourist attraction for families, and was probably busy on the balmy weekend night.
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Outside, it may be the deep of winter, but inside the Manatee Coast exhibit, it's almost balmy.
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At the opening match in Edmonton, the pitch surface temperature was a more-than-balmy 120 degrees.
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Icy marathons across Siberian lakes, bare-chested wrestling on horseback and nude badminton (in thankfully balmy weather).
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The tubs hold 650 liters of water and can heat the water to a balmy 100 degrees.
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It's fascinating, it looks like a double beach ball, and it's a balmy minus 460 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Labor Day's not complete without a cold beverage, a balmy evening — and some good old college football.
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"A$AP Forever" makes sense, as the balmy haze of that "Porcelain" sample fits Rocky's druggy cool.
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Boston's forecast low of -2 looked relatively balmy compared to the outlook for -9 in Hartford, Connecticut.
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A bright, balmy day with a high of 27 and a soft breeze is in the forecast.
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On an especially balmy London day, some were in full Hogwarts uniforms, with capes and school colors.
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Caitlin LaMorte was in the park one morning, the weather obligingly balmy though rain was possible later.
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The sprawling convention center was a balmy draw for one of America's Health Insurance Plans' marquee gatherings.
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Chicago's Pedway, a maze of almost balmy tunnels beneath this city's downtown, was jammed on Friday morning.
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It's now 36323 degrees and balmy, and the walk feels incredible after a week of being cooped up.
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As expected, Markle showed up to her nuptials in a subtle smokey eye and light, balmy lip tint.
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ON A balmy Saturday afternoon, crowds cluster around an election van on the busiest shopping street in Gwangju.
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Sure they may vary, but they definitely beat the surface temperature of Venus: a balmy 880 degrees Fahrenheit.
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After a downright balmy holiday season, the East Coast is preparing for its first big snowstorm of 2016.
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By the time I stepped off the train in the East Fifties, the air had become unseasonably balmy.
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On a balmy Wednesday evening in the Amazon, Waxy Yawanawa led 100 people in a long-forbidden ceremony.
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So, at times, much of the planet in a "tropical" zone that, despite the term, is hardly balmy.
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There was a library that got me any book I wanted two blocks away, swimming pools, balmy breezes.
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On balmy summer nights, one of best places to watch a Brooklyn Cyclones game is from the bleachers.
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The temperature will hit a balmy 32 degrees in the North Pole, meteorologists from ABC News have predicted.
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The weather was balmy and clear, bathing the ancient stones of Windsor Castle in a beautiful spring light.
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This was Hyperborea redux: the Arctic as a balmy haven hidden away at the end of the world.
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Standing on a sidewalk in balmy Kolkata, it's easy to feel the punishing heat of the afternoon sun.
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In retrospect, Fyre Festival was doomed to collapse head over arse into the balmy waters of the Exumas.
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The overnight low temperature in Makkaur, Finland on Thursday morning was a balmy 25.2°C, or 77.3°F.
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Here's what else is happening: A balmy Tuesday ahead, with partly sunny skies and a high around 26.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters Breakingviews) - Stockholm's architecture, waterways and balmy climate make Sweden's capital a tourist haven in the summer.
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The studio doors were all open to the balmy air, and I could see several classes in session.
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Construction takes place during the summer and autumn months when the temperature is a "balmy" 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
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On a balmy weekend last year, I visited several farms and homesteads in Massachusetts, New York and Vermont.
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The concourse level is open on both ends, making the structure seem downright balmy even on hot days.
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Weather: Some rain and fog this morning, but sunshine by afternoon, with a balmy, breezy high of 212.
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It's been a balmy winter in New York and so whenever it dips below 65, isolationist hysteria ensues.
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Normally sunny and balmy Charleston got down to 19°, while Morrisville, Vermont, went all the way down to -29°.
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It's a balmy 77 degrees on Christmas day, and I am glad to have persevered through the days prior.
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Robert Widman I met Robert Widman at his house in Sarasota, Florida, on a balmy day in spring 2018.
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The parasite is most at home in the balmy subtropics, including Asia, Australia, and the Caribbean and Pacific Islands.
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He seems to be enjoying the balmy winter afternoon and the money he is making selling the humble bean.
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LithaBy June 21, summer has a officially started — and Litha observations more than do justice to this balmy season.
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Now, an Argentinian research station just observed Antarctica's warmest temperature on record: a balmy 65 degrees Fahrenheit (18.3 Celsius).
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On a balmy October day the Sussex gleaners have assembled again, this time at the orchard in Stanmer Park.
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Surface temperatures range from a balmy 260 degrees F (127 degrees C) to a chilly -160 degrees F (-106.1).
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If the relentless cold of British winter isn't for you, head to the balmy beaches of Thailand or Indonesia.
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Montrealers are even ahead of Vancouver, which is much more temperate (winters there are downright balmy by Canadian standards).
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As it pertains to the fourth quarter, camping gear wasn't the only beneficiary of balmy temperatures in the Northeast.
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When I talk to her, on a balmy afternoon in Manhattan's Bryant Park, she just finished lunch at Koi.
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It is a long way from relatively balmy Barcelona to the tropical heat of the Arena Pernambuco in Recife.
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French producer Vitalic has shared a balmy Spanish language rework of the opening track from his 2017 album, Voyager.
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Umhlanga, with about 24,000 residents, basks in a year-round balmy climate on the shores of the Indian Ocean.
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The second half of the film consists of a reconstruction of the lovers' meeting on a balmy summer evening.
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He was turning blue from ocean temperatures that even on balmy summer afternoons might barely flirt with 60 degrees.
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To be clear, research that finds a correlation between friendliness and balmy temperatures is a far cry from scientific racism.
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Suddenly, a balmy piano tune fades in and the tone changes; Marilyn appears in the doorway, suggesting it's her hair.
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Some Midwestern and Southwestern states, such as Ohio and Arizona, meanwhile, saw perfectly balmy weather, which typically boosts voter turnout.
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The waters off the Southern California coast are now approaching tropical temperatures found in parts of the balmy Caribbean Sea.
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Maybe look at that ticket next time, bud and you won't be standing in frigid Iceland instead of balmy Qatar.
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On a balmy 106 degree day, the woman approached Herber and told her to cover up her "very trashy" look.
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And what a damn fine thing it is—as suitable for sleety January days as it is balmy festival mornings.
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The containers, he said, are fitted with insulation designed to keep the temperature inside at a balmy 25 degrees Celsius.
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But the gallery is warm, so you can imagine yourself in the balmy garden at Giverny, instead of 83rd Street.
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For some reason or another, the balmy South of England is wonderfully adept at spawning bracing doom and rancorous sludge.
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It opens conventionally enough, with a picked guitar line and balmy Azure Ray melodies, then quickly disintegrates like worn tape.
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The Arctic itself is balmy by comparison: The North Pole is above the freezing mark in the dead of winter.
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Or if your apartment feels like a balmy August afternoon in the middle of January, you might like the draft.
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The Brewers will still sell the tickets on Saturday morning when temperatures pick back up to a balmy 30°F.
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On a recent, balmy morning, palm trees swayed along the beachfront promenade as gray-haired dancers twirled and sashayed about.
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It was a balmy, sunlit evening in the Midwest, and Sammy was about to deputise in goal for the Minnesotans.
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The temperature was hovering at 19 degrees; Mr. Axelrod insisted that it was "balmy" compared with that day nine years ago.
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There are cottages and guest houses where you can live like a backpacker, chilling on hammocks and enjoying the balmy weather.
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But if temperatures rise, he wrote, fewer people will die from the cold, and people will rather enjoy the balmy weather.
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By the end of the century, people may be planning destination weddings in Canada, now poised to become a balmy getaway.
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Thursday was calm and balmy, but the following three days mixed wind, rain, cold with relative calm and spells of sunlight.
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Almost balmy in East Many in the East will be able to shed their parkas by the end of this week.
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Philadelphia saw highs of 65, while New Yorkers barely needed a light jacket for their balmy, 60 degree commute this morning.
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On a balmy October evening in 2014, Jutting returned home with a 23-year-old Indonesian woman he'd met via Craigslist.
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He has traveled the world playing a challenging game in balmy weather, while earning a lot of recognition and good money.
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Whichever option you choose, try not to catch a chill when the GoT winds start slicing through the balmy July heat.
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They're drinkable wines—certainly more so than a rosé I sipped one balmy June night that tasted exactly like salad dressing.
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While others might spring for a light jacket, or no jacket at all, during New York City's balmy summer season, Rep.
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Those pipes come in on the Swedish group's chart-topping song, and then bam—you're left baffled by its balmy lyrics.
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Nadia's big, balmy smile dissipates; her welcoming face stiffens—she cannot stand on her feet, and everyone is staring at her.
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Yet it is also common for this to happen at balmy outside temperatures, in some cases as high as 18°C.
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Zhuhai, sometimes referred to as China's Florida on account of its balmy climate and lush vegetation, is a family-friendly destination.
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Whatever the reason, Louis Barbati was dead, shot five times, the authorities said, in the balmy summer twilight on Thursday night.
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After the skies clear, Friday's high is expected to be a mere 221 degrees, and the weekend will be balmy. Smile.
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The South's winter chill While other parts of the country won't be as cold as the Midwest, they won't be balmy.
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Meade was shooting Cristina Cordova and Daniel Levine in San Francisco's Balmy Alley on April 24 when Levine proposed to Cordova.
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Meaning, looks that easily mix and match for chilly nights now and show a little skin for balmy heat waves later.
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They are dramatically different than the comparatively balmy weather of Sochi, but the underlying dynamics of his job remain the same.
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In psychological terms, "mood" is a weather report for your personal emotions, a measure of balmy good cheer or dreary storms.
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This marked the beginning of Spitzer's so-called "warm" mission, when the telescope was operating at a balmy –408 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Mostly cloudy skies may make it hard to spot the sun, but the day's high will still be a balmy 213.
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Exactly seven months later, on a balmy June evening, Abballa drove the 21980 minutes to Magnanville, where Jean-Baptiste Salvaing lived.
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A balmy wind gusts through it, plucking at the nerves, and, during a mountain walk, a skulking fog appears from nowhere.
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Then the sun emerged and at 26 degrees Fahrenheit, balmy for Siberia in March, one Russian runner stripped to just shorts.
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It's a balmy Monday in September when I meet Bloc Party on Jimbaran Bay, located on the southwest coast of Bali.
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"No Consequence", a track from Open to Chance, that we are premiering, features aching pedal steel, acoustic guitar and Kayla's balmy vocals.
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It was a balmy night and I was pretty ragged by the time I got to the store for the midnight launch.
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With a lightweight, almost balmy texture and a semi-matte finish, this moisturizing formula is about as fuss-free as lipstick gets.
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In contrast, Everest's base camp (which, to be clear, is not the peak of Everest) was a positively balmy negative 2 degrees.
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Some day soon, cruise ships will disgorge frolicking pensioners not by the palm-fringed Persian Gulf but on the balmy Pakistan Riviera.
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It doesn't have to be freezing outside to get hypothermia; in some cases, people get it when it's a balmy 40 degrees.
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It's going to be a balmy 40 degrees today after a brutally cold weekend, so I decide to wear ankle-length pants.
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Like the Internet's Ego Death, this music glows with soothingly balmy heat, almost pastoral in its evocation of an endless, directionless summer.
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They were poorly rested, and the -36 degrees was markedly colder than comparably balmy 14 degrees they'd grown accustomed to in Longyearbyen.
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The most innovative new foundation has a thin, slightly balmy texture and a barely-there effect with coverage that's very much there.
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Wyoming While Florida could seem like the "go to" choice for pleasant weather, its balmy temperatures are not always ideal for retirees.
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Here's what else is happening: The air conditioner can chill for a day — we're getting a short break from a balmy week.
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Growing up in sweltering Laredo, Texas — the high there today is a balmy 101 degrees — shorts were as common as saying y'all.
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It was a balmy evening, near sunset, and Seimetz was going to shoot the final scene for another episode across the road.
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Hard freeze warnings remain in effect through Wednesday in typically balmy states, from Texas to northern Florida, the National Weather Service said.
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On a balmy Sunday evening four months later, a neighbor alerted Ms. Peterson to a shooting on the town's popular pedestrian bridge.
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It was a balmy summer day in June 2001, in the election that won the reformist president Mohammad Khatami a second term.
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It's a balmy evening in late May in Berlin's Schöneberg area, and 29-year-old Reza is busy with preparations for dinner.
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But it's never long before the saudades kick in, whether for Brazil's year-round balmy heat or the comfort foods of home.
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Europe has also seen intense winter weather this week, with heavy snow and freezing temperatures — while the Arctic saw comparatively balmy temperatures.
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Guests strolled through the lobby in white bathrobes and slippers on their way down to the balmy, subterranean pool and sauna facilities.
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Op-Ed Contributor PARIS — One balmy summer night in 2000, I was visiting Paris with a close friend to attend a wedding.
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One balmy May evening, thirty of Silicon Valley's top entrepreneurs gathered in a private room at the Berlinetta Lounge, in San Francisco.
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Besides, I live somewhere that gets balmy 60 degree temperatures, blizzard warnings, and blizzard warning cancelations over the course of a single week.
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AS THE balmy Sunday evening of August 110th wound down, the Chicago Police Department (CPD) was out in force on North Avenue Beach.
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As he walked to his new school on this balmy morning in early September, he was most excited about his social studies class.
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Even though we've all experienced most temperatures, we have selective memory about what they're actually like, especially when they're more balmy than brutal.
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It was one of those balmy summer nights where everyone's acting quite wild, and you can tell something is going to go wrong.
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Sidewalks in Times Square that are usually crowded with tourists on a balmy summer Saturday night were overflowing as Broadway theaters canceled performances.
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After a film awards season that was rife with charged anti-Trump speeches, the Tonys were downright balmy in terms of political temperature.
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He spent time there with his family growing up, and Ms. Chawla said she was game to join him in that balmy city.
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After checking in, I found its restaurant's windows closed despite the balmy weather and a single man devouring a plate of fried chicken.
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It inhabits its own winningly intimate, hushed, balmy aural space, and it corrects several tendencies that befall artists who address similar subject matter.
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With balmy temperatures, we are seeing signs of a premature arrival of spring, including early flowering in cherry trees, magnolias, daffodils and camellias.
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On this first in a string of balmy spring days, Ms. Rossellini wore a weathered toggle-jacket by Shanghai Tang over torn pants.
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On a good day in Antarctica, the wind will quiet, the sun will shine, and the temperature will reach a balmy 23 degrees... Fahrenheit.
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READ: An iceberg the size of the Maldives just broke off an Antarctica glacier It's been a balmy summer in the Antarctic so far.
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People reports that the low-key ceremony was held in Trainor and Sabara's backyard in balmy Los Angeles, with about 100 guests in attendance.
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Her supporters and warm-up speakers relished the bad weather, repeatedly joking that a little blizzard counts as a balmy spring day up north.
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And so: On that balmy day in Mountain View, I came with my present for Google, a sharp-edged tool for world-class execution.
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On a balmy Tuesday night in October the only patrons besides our party of four are two solo diners hunched pensively over their meals.
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On the cusp of summer, Rome is sweltering, and the relief of the balmy evening makes the travelling spectators give thanks to the gods.
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ONCE known for its pristine beaches and balmy weather, Puerto Rico, an island of 3.5m people, is today more often associated with financial woe.
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On a balmy November day, Granderson and I walk around his South Chicago neighborhood and talk of baseball and philanthropy and family, and race.
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Indeed, with balmy temperatures and habitable pressures, this region of Venus's atmosphere is the most Earthlike environment in the solar system, excepting Earth itself.
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By late Saturday night, the grounds were littered with dozing bodies strewn across the grass or lounging in chairs in the balmy night breeze.
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He was eight in 2200, when a balmy day brought out about two million people for the Easter Parade along and around Fifth Avenue.
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And into this artsy, balmy Shangri-La comes, for one weekend, a loud, lionhearted parade of real-live action heroes in bona fide Batmobiles.
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Our skipper, Derek Gordon, smiles coolly throughout, as if this is a leisurely walk in a manicured English garden on a balmy summer evening.
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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reported that Esperanza, Argentina's research base on the Trinity Peninsula, detected the previous balmy temperature spike on February 7.
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Compared with Bergen's rugged terroir, the area around Copenhagen, the birthplace of New Nordic, is as bright and balmy as the South of France.
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If the first thought that popped into your head is that balmy weather certainly can't be good for the continent's ice, you'd be right.
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On a balmy Wednesday earlier this month, three hours before his latest show opened at the Gagosian Gallery, Mr. Ruby was characteristically low key.
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Turns out, even during those balmy Mars summers, the lake stays frozen ... because it's so large, it actually cools all the air around it.
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Even so, the emotions the president induced in the lily-white crowd, wearing Trump-branded T-shirts and shorts on a balmy evening, were impressive.
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It was a balmy night in Rio de Janeiro and a pretty J.P. Morgan Private Wealth representative was buying drinks for newly paper-rich entrepreneurs.
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San Diego is quickly becoming a hot spot for traditional house and techno sounds as ripe and balmy as the perpetually sunny Southern California weather.
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Now, if you're lucky enough to live among the balmy climes of LA or Barbados or Karachi, you have no idea what we're talking about.
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The big question there is did cold, snowy weather in March muck with the payroll numbers, after a balmy February added a surprising 23,000 jobs.
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The coast is downright balmy by comparison: 87 degrees in Los Angeles (where extreme heat led to power outages last week) and 82 in Oakland.
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The point being: If you can't take some time out in a balmy clime, at least your wardrobe can offer a bit of psychic rest.
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The balmy consistency isn't thick or tacky like a lot of balms can be, likely due to the aloe vera and shea butter in it.
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Parts of the United States might be bracing for an impending snowstorm—but elsewhere in the world, it's summer and it's balmy as hell out.
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On a balmy afternoon in early March, Ms. Lehmann was in the square, searching for signs of blossoming as a mild winter neared its end.
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Mr. Trump's news conference took place on a warm, springlike day, with cherry blossoms blooming, a balmy backdrop that belied the anxiety gripping the nation.
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On a balmy night in July, Mr. Sweeney was downstairs on the Market Street sidewalk, framed by the red awning of a Chinese car service.
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But Slash magazine, in a short run from 1977 to 1980, offered proof of a gritty punk subculture teeming in the balmy Southern California climate.
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The balmy weather and brilliant coastal beaches added their own charms, and the shabby baubles and ticky-tacky architecture of modern industrial tourism were born.
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On a balmy Sunday evening in January, the White House tweeted a picture of the north portico of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, complete with falling snowflakes.
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On a balmy day in October, while she prepared the freshly cut wooden armatures for a new body of work, Sánchez answered T's artist's questionnaire.
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"It is a money-laundering operation first of all," he tells me in a cafe in Chisinau, the Moldovan capital, on a balmy Friday evening.
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They are about as reliable as a weather forecaster who always calls for balmy sunshine in a city where it rains or snows a lot.
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Most of the fresh flowers sold in the United States are grown in Colombia or Ecuador, where there is plenty of sunshine and balmy weather.
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Chris JacksonCreditCreditShaniqwa Jarvis for The New York Times On an unnervingly balmy November day, the scene at Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn was restless and expectant.
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Living in the chilly climate of Russia's second-largest city, it's unsurprising that Khvasko might find inspiration in the balmy beaches of islands far, far away.
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The rumored couple was spotted at The East Pole restaurant in New York City on Saturday, where they enjoyed some appetizers in the balmy summer weather.
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After weeks of unusually warm, occasionally downright balmy, weather, a blizzard watch is in effect for the tri-state area from Saturday morning through Sunday afternoon.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. It's a balmy spring evening in the Stade Louis II. The sun is dipping low in the sky.
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A balmy spring breeze ruffled Dag's thick brown hair, the gust an unexpected blessing in this country ravaged by the twin specters of drought and violence.
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The Palmetto State has balmy weather, no question, but a lackluster labor market for older workers knocked it down to rank 133th for quality of life.
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By the numbers: The Mars Gale Crater reached -9.4 degrees, making it feel more balmy to some Canadians in Saskatoon, Montreal and Calgary, the Post reports.
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That may not sound particularly balmy, but it can be achieved with liquid-nitrogen cooling, which is much cheaper than the liquid helium used by IBM.
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They must've been daydreaming about that vacay, 'cause high temps in Aspen over the weekend were hovering around 20 -- which is actually balmy by Cleveland standards.
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DUBLIN — As the light began to fade on a balmy fall evening last month, Jimmy Webb transported his audience to the lonely plains of Wichita, Kan.
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We moved back to Minnesota from the comparatively warm balmy climate of Chicago over a year and half ago and these are the days we expected.
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The weather will be balmy — the forecast for Friday is sunny with a high of 85 — and they will feel the warm embrace of their fans.
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On a balmy November afternoon in 280, Claude Sfeir sat on the terrace of a Geneva hotel facing the lake, having lunch with an old friend.
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She had no complaints, she said: The weather was balmy, music by Pitbull was beckoning on the dance floor, and the scene seemed far from threatening.
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Its various instruments are protected by an extra hardy heat shield, designed to keep the spacecraft relatively cool as it gets near our balmy host star.
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On my recent trip it was 20 degrees below zero (minus 29 degrees Celsius) but a balmy 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius) beneath the ice.
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Usually he conducts his reconnaissance under the cover of night, but he was persuaded to take a visitor for a tour on a recent balmy afternoon.
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The incident took place as residents and visiting soccer fans thronged the center of Moscow on a balmy summer evening, a short distance from the Kremlin.
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Shouldn't we be living in the moment, luxuriating in the moonlight and the balmy breeze of early spring and, I wanted to say, thinking about bedtime?
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Discarded cigarette lighters, toothbrushes, and useless plastic water bottles have piled up on the Cocos Islands' white sand beaches, a balmy tourist destination surrounded by aquamarine waters.
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This year, the shindig was in balmy Chicago, a stone's throw from its second-tallest building, the name TRUMP stamped in extra-large letters across its base.
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After a balmy fall where the thermometer barely went below 50, the temperatures on the East Coast are finally starting to dip into full-blown frigid territory.
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Surprisingly, the album's opening track and the first single — a balmy, strut-friendly update of '70s FM rock called "Want You Back" — almost didn't make the cut.
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During that time, they hung out in suspended animation until Tsujimoto's team thawed them out in the balmy waters of a Petri dish in May of 2014.
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The Voyager team has been slowly shutting off instruments in order to use their heaters to keep the spacecraft's fuel lines at a balmy 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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On a balmy morning not long ago, in an art studio about 10 minutes outside Kansas City, 120 attendees from as far away as Canada were gathered.
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But outside Britain's right-wing newspapers, Corbyn is portrayed more as the balmy uncle in the conservatory, puttering around with tulips and murmuring about the class struggle.
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In December, as court commenced on a Tuesday in balmy Southern California — 506 days after Musk's "pedo guy" tweet — the only thing missing in Vernon Unsworth v.
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"You want to do something that fulfills you and makes you happy," she said, standing near a display of little penguins (yes, balmy Sydney has penguins, too).
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The air was soft this weekend in New York, balmy, leaving everyone blinking, a little stunned, caught between the pleasure of the weather and the calendar facts.
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Prior to the hurricanes, the island was economically bankrupt, the beautiful beaches and tropical balmy breezes were nowhere near enough to support the economy of the island.
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In Guangxi, a balmy southern region that has some of China's most concentrated mineral deposits, large tracts of farmland lay wasted by runoff carrying cadmium and lead.
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Temperatures are expected to crawl up to the low 20s, then the 30s on Saturday, the balmy 19100s on Sunday and into the 50s early next week.
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Unless you're a farmworker or otherwise work outdoors, we don't really notice the winter days that are unusually balmy but still require us to wear a coat.
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On a balmy evening in Dakar, seven young women were gathered in the library of a local university, not far from the city's Monument of African Renaissance statue.
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But I've also got another less-than-ideal skin concern that creeps up even when it's a balmy 80 degrees outside: dryness, particularly on my chin and cheeks.
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On a balmy Caribbean evening in August, crew members aboard the 903-foot exploration vessel the Alucia tied dead fish to the front of a small yellow submarine.
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Even at noon on a balmy November day, the patio outside the midtown Starbucks Platinum was otherwise empty; nobody else wanted to risk their skin to the sunlight.
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It was balmy and quiet, and I just went from bench to bench along the River Thames, sitting for a few minutes and getting up and walking on.
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SOME 22016 PEOPLE gathered under a tent on a balmy Monday evening recently in Trench Town, a stone's throw from the housing project where Bob Marley grew up.
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On a balmy Wednesday evening, a large crowd turned up at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park to see the soprano Angel Blue's first appearance with the Metropolitan Opera.
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It was balmy, blissful, beatific brilliant balearic that soothed many a hangover and would have sounded great at a barbecue if we'd gone to any barbecues last year.
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Looking around London, though, on this balmy Monday, it's pretty clear that hundreds of street-walking monster-hunters are already well on the way to catching them all.
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Predictable lyrics about blowjobs aside (when will people stop finding fellatio novel?), "Best Life" is an upbeat slice of afropop so balmy that it practically smells like sunscreen.
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This time the feeling in the lines was entirely different from that day ten years ago, and not just because the balmy sunshine had been replaced by rain.
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Our first week was spectacular — sunny and hovering at a balmy 20 degrees at McMurdo, which allowed us to film more locations than we thought would be possible.
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But now is still a great time to upgrade some of your gear, if you busted it over Christmas or if you have plans for balmy spring skiing.
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While Ukraine's protesters endured freezing conditions day and night, Venezuela's thin out quickly when rain starts, and they go home in the evening and enjoy balmy Caribbean weather.
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Diners were shown out through a side door into the balmy night, free to walk off their torchons along a river that might almost have been the Seine.
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Feeling harassed and jostled by life in Paris, in the winter of 1888 van Gogh headed south for Arles, hoping to find balmy weather and congenial artist friends.
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It may be a cold start to spring in the Midwest and eastern U.S., but in Greenland, more than 2,000 miles to the north, it's been positively balmy lately.
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Episode 5It's a balmy November evening, and various lab employees are wrapping up for the day to go home and watch Wheel of Fortune and maybe microwave some puppies.
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It was a balmy December afternoon in LA and outside the company's headquarters, many FF employees sat at outdoor picnic tables and nibbled on lunches provided by the company.
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"I was so young that if somebody would have been like, 'This is trash,' I might have listened to them," she recounted over coffee on a balmy September morning.
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My dream night out would be some sort of delicious dinner on a balmy evening in Europe somewhere with all of my friends, then somewhere for drinks and dancing.
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If the dream is to turn this palm-fringed corner of Hainan into a tourist trap comparable to Florida's balmy space coast, there is still a lot to do.
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On a balmy Tuesday night in Tokyo, I was back on my bullshit, on a mission to find out if Japan held the secrets I've been chasing for years.
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A balmy late summer wind blows through the front doors of Wings Hawaii, a clothing and lifestyle boutique in the quaint town of Pa'ia on the island of Maui.
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And while most people out there will never indulge in the feeling of balmy dairy caressing their inner thighs, tasting a triple crème will get you just that close.
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Still mourning his canceled vacation in balmy Palm Beach, the President said he had hoped that Democrats would come back to town during his home alone Christmas to negotiate.
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Rick Scott (R) visited Miami-Dade County officials on Monday to evaluate preparations in the weeks and months leading up to Florida's balmy rainy season, when mosquito populations boom.
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The book's especially appropriate if you are holidaying in your hometown, maybe at the very blurred and balmy edge of early summer, and you grew up in the 'burbs.
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" The thrill of togetherness, the joys of onboard civility: "Out there in the balmy breezes," he writes, "...coolness falls away, as unnecessary and cumbersome as a poolside leather jacket.
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But on a balmy December evening, a group of young Asian-Australian actors were relaxing together in a place where they're rarely recognized: the country where they grew up.
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During the oddly balmy November nights this week, you could hear whoops and applause floating out of neighbors' open windows as the Cubs smashed one home run after another.
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CreditCreditRuddy Roye for The New York Times Early on a balmy morning last October, Cedric Sturdevant began his rounds along the bumpy streets and back roads of Jackson, Miss.
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It was a balmy day in Windsor when Meghan Markle turned to her longtime friend and makeup artist Daniel Martin and told him what she wanted for her wedding day.
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"I thought, this isn't a city — it's a ghost town," said Mr. Guzzo, a native of Trenton who, like so many other Northerners, had moved south for the balmy weather.
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And I saw it on a balmy night in 20 at Rio's legendary Maracana stadium, where hometown club Fluminense battled Argentina's Boca Juniors inside a fiery cauldron of rabid passion.
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The weather report says that it was pretty balmy in Fort Pierce when she was pulled over on March 21, but there's no recorded mention of any cocaine-force gusts.
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And while most of eastern North America is expected to be even colder by Friday, with temperatures set to plunge, Juneau, Alaska, will be a relatively balmy 6℃ (42℉). Brooklyn.
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I'm fed up of saying either "so here are some suitably aggressive selections from this week" or "so here are some uplifting balmy breezers to take your mind off things".
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Out there in the balmy breezes, where the average age is far north of Madison Avenue's desirable demographics, coolness falls away, as unnecessary and cumbersome as a poolside leather jacket.
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LOS ANGELES — After a temperate early summer and a balmy Fourth of July, Southern California residents abruptly found themselves in a caldron of triple-digit temperatures and wildfires this weekend.
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Native to balmy, tropical climes — including the coast of Kenya, where Pilkington first encountered the velvety white flower on a trip — frangipani has a scent that "is captivating," she says.
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The weather in Orlando on Thursday, however, is predicted to be a balmy 82 degrees and sunny — and at Universal Orlando Resort, a daily holiday parade features iconic Macy's balloons.
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A few days later, in early February, Washington, D.C., broke a 28-year record when highs reached 70 degrees, a balmy temperature more common to South Texas or Los Angeles.
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We've waited lo these many seasons to see the top-billed stars and destined lords of the realm regard one another in the balmy environs of the Khaleesi's throne room.
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Hawaii is a hotspot in every sense of the word: It's a popular tourist destination, a balmy locale—and it was created by plumes of magma gushing through the Earth's mantle.
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Science season in Antarctica begins in November, when noontime temperatures at McMurdo Station climb to a balmy 18 degrees Fahrenheit and the sun hangs in the sky all day and night.
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There, it will utilize the sets and ships previously used on Starz's Black Sails to adapt Gabaldon's elaborate sea voyage scenes, with the balmy new location standing in for the Caribbean.
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And then, in a car so powerful that it can only be fuelled by a mix of suspense and disappointment, he eases away from Tyler's car and into the balmy night.
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Image: Gianni CiofaniCeramic lab-designed nanoscale particles, dubbed nanoceria, will be added to a living cell culture and kept at a balmy 30 degrees Celsius (80 degrees F) for six days.
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To beat the heat, it&aposs armed with a secret weapon that can keep its instruments at a balmy 85 degrees Fahrenheit (30 degrees Celsius): a high-tech, lightweight thermal shield.
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The island province known as China's Hawaii because of its balmy climate and resort-lined coastline, will create a special "gathering zone" for foreign tourists where they can access such sites.
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As Sagan explained, during the early-to-mid 21977th century there was a widespread belief that Venus might be hiding secret dinosaurs in a balmy rainforest habitat under its cloud cover.
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With its economy now on decidedly firm footing, the Miami area — with a balmy climate, exotic surroundings and international flair — is an appealing place for companies from elsewhere, especially Latin America.
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The natural reflex, when the sun has got his fucking hat on, is to fill a playlist with balmy balearic edits—music to sit by a pool and slowly melt to.
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Also, two coolers were not doing much cooling at all, with chicken being kept at 49 degrees, duck and raw beef at 50 degrees, and ham at a balmy 57 degrees.
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It was a balmy May morning, but Shah, with thin graying hair and glasses, was dressed in a navy blue buttoned sweater with a thick scarf wrapped loosely around his neck.
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Like Amalfi's Positano, this tiny town in the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino (just 20 minutes from Italy) is ritzy and very much about enjoying the balmy climes by the water.
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Late one balmy September night, Donna Lennard and the crew from her beloved Italian restaurant Il Buco start to roast a large, plump pig outside their front door on Bond Street.
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A balmy February lured the blooms from their buds earlier than usual, and a sudden cold snap is threatening to kill most of them off for the year, officials here say.
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In terms of trends for 2020, expect everything to soften: flushed, balmy lips will take the place of the matte and over-lined; brows will be fluffy and eyelids twinkling lightly.
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The win, on a balmy day by New England standards — the game-time temperature was 20 degrees — allowed them to leapfrog idle Florida and move into first place in the Atlantic Division.
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As Trump was meeting whips at the White House, conservative opponents of the bill gathered on a balmy March afternoon near the West Front of the Capitol Building to launch the resistance.
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The woman controlling the operation via touchscreen said it would be around negative 170 degrees Fahrenheit in the chamber, though when I stepped inside it felt like a balmy minus 160 degrees.
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An Argentine research base near the northern tip of the Antarctic peninsula has set a heat record at a balmy 128.63 Fahrenheit (2128.6 degrees Celsius), the U.N. weather agency said on Wednesday.
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For Olivia Mitchell Brock, a locally-based interior designer and blogger at Lacquered Life, the reasons are threefold: The historic architecture and stunning landscape, the balmy weather, and the amazing Southern cuisine.
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The Australia-born 34-year-old had never seen snow until two years ago but will become just the second athlete from the balmy Pacific nation to qualify for a Winter Games.
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However, a working paper by Cornelius Christian, an economics professor at Brock University in Canada, found that the Scottish climate was actually unusually balmy during that period, leading to bumper crop yields.
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Tucked amid seed potato and quinoa farms, Driggs normally enjoys a more languid pace of life, with highlights including $5 lime shakes sold on balmy summer days at the corner drug store.
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To get you ready for another blissed out and balmy weekend, we're bringing you an exclusive listen to a brand new remix from the man known to his mum as Jordan Alexander.
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As the forests of the West burned, Houston slowly drained, and an emptied Miami braced for the onslaught of Hurricane Irma, Friday evening in Tribeca was eerily balmy, suffused in golden light.
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The depths of the ocean typically range in temperature from 32 degrees Fahrenheit to a balmy 20133 degrees, which is much cooler than the surface temperatures (which vary depending on the ocean).
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It was a perfect day for sagging: a balmy, sunny afternoon in downtown Atlanta, lunchtime crowds filling the sidewalks, young men checking out and flirting with women on the city's bustling streets.
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Volunteers decorate the iconic red lifeguard chairs of the American Red Cross with elaborate holiday lights displays, combining the spirit of the holidays with the balmy warm weather of the Sunshine State.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If you liked the balmy weather that dominated on the U.S. East Coast and much of the South this winter, you will probably enjoy the spring of 2017, too.
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"I remember thinking, Gee, I'd like to stay out a little longer," he said of his time on the lunar surface, as though it had been a balmy summer evening up there.
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It's a balmy Thursday evening in Hollywood, and with the sun having finally set, it's begun to get dark, save the crackling fire pit that Debbie Michail is crouched in front of.
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In the balmy darkness, trembling voices rose from the forest to the sound of cante jondo or deep song — music that inspired the poetry of García Lorca, who was a musician himself.
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The sky was still blue — there are 24 hours of daylight in the Antarctic summer — and it was a relatively balmy minus 25 Fahrenheit (minus 32 Celsius), without a trace of wind.
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He shot casually composed candid stills, in saturated color, of older South Beach residents, many of them Holocaust survivors, enjoying a kind of paradise regained, replete with palm trees and balmy weather.
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TANGIER, Morocco — On a recent balmy spring afternoon, a group of Muslim Moroccan students visited Rabbi Akiba, a jewelbox of a synagogue down an arched passageway in the Siaghine area of Tangier.
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By the end of the weekend, meteorologists predicted as much as a 70- or 80-degree swing, with balmy-for-February readings in the 40s or 50s and rain instead of snow.
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Since late November, landscaping crews throughout the Hamptons have been scrambling to swathe precious greenery against the elements, never mind that the weather a week before Christmas was a balmy 55 degrees.
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After picking up his passenger in the penthouse of 47 Plaza Street West in Brooklyn that balmy Friday morning last month, Mr. Rivera piloted the elevator back down to the eighth floor.
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Whereas conventional superconductors need to be cooled to near absolute zero to observe such effects, high-temperature superconductors work at the relatively balmy conditions of liquid nitrogen, which is dozens of degrees higher.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On a balmy, breezy afternoon in south London, dozens of people tinker on secondhand bicycles inside a small workshop, preparing to give them to the several refugees waiting nearby.
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The meeting on that balmy January day marked the first formal discussion of HIV as an issue in which the government and military must get involved to protect a country and its interests.
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On a balmy evening in May, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman hunkered down over a table on the terrace of the gleaming Hilton hotel tower in Kiev, a hookah pipe burning between them.
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Those models show that for two billion years, Venus could have had balmy, Earth-like temperatures and liquid water oceans, despite getting dosed with 40 percent more solar radiation than Earth is today.
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Her balmy voice bounced through an auditorium packed with people whose skin glowed with the depth of different shades of melanin and whose dyed afros in varying textures bobbed along to the music.
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While the daysides of TRAPPIST-1b and 1c are too hot to support life as we know it, a twilight band between day and night may offer balmy temperatures and Earth-like weather.
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The weather was probably minus Hell back home in Scandinavia, so this was really the best of both worlds: a balmy New York summer night and with Nordic seafood and ice cold drinks.
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"Bloodline" is nothing if not an exercise in mood, and this time I went with the flow, savoring the balmy air and growing stench, sometimes piling on two or three episodes a night.
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The 49-degree-Fahrenheit water (and 50-degree air) felt so balmy in this wetsuit that I left the zipper (front, chest) unzipped while I was in the surf for over two hours.
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Despite it being a balmy 85 degrees Fahrenheit at night, the gatekeeper at Roulotte Kim had no qualms about selling me a proper steak frites for 1300 French Polynesian francs—less than $13.
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The weeks that come before are only a climb from balmy spring, and those that follow a drop to the chill of autumn, but the first week of August is motionless, and hot.
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Gone are the concrete high-rises, worries of the 9-to-5 work week, and never-ending bills, replaced instead by three balmy days of live music, beautiful people, and mountain-lined horizons.
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Brazilian scientists detected the balmy temperature on February 9 on Seymour Island, just off the tip of the Trinity Peninsula, the section of Antarctica closest to South America, first reported by The Guardian.
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I walked down Eighth Avenue on a balmy April evening, sunset lighting afire skyscraper windows, and voluntarily stepped into Madison Square Garden, a perfectly handsome arena playing host to a perfectly hideous game.
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Many offices, including those of The New York Times, set their thermostats to 74 to 76 degrees, which you would think would feel balmy (imagine a thermostat set to that temperature during winter).
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"We need to rebuild our pagoda so that the next generation will know what it looks like," he said on a balmy evening outside the pagoda, as birds swooped overhead in gentle parabolas.
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But ultimately, the entrepreneur saw more advantages to doing business from Leesburg — a tourist destination where, on balmy summer nights, the sound of live musicians playing on the street corners fills the air.
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This little desert town has trendy vintage stores, hot springs, a year-round balmy climate for strappy dresses, and 'scene' hotels such as the Ace, Arrive, and Saguaro that put on regular pool parties.
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But as new research published this week in the science journal Astrobiology points out, there's another possibility: Some microorganisms may have retreated to the clouds, where environmental conditions are surprisingly stable and downright balmy.
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While I appreciated that the shopping center was outdoors — the better to enjoy the balmy Miami weather — I didn't see any anything that I couldn't have found in New York City, where I live.
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The A$10 ($7.70) program, being sold at newsagents and merchandise tents around the balmy Queensland resort, has England's population listed at just over two million and their first Commonwealth Games appearance in 1970.
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But if it's more about a steady progression, suffice to say that since last January, the New York winter has become less forbidding to the man who left his heart in balmy Los Angeles.
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"The water was balmy, the sun was hitting me just right, and the wind was in my hair and I had a bellini in my hand and a bikini on my body," she says.
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OSLO (Reuters) - An Argentine research base near the northern tip of the Antarctic peninsula has set a heat record at a balmy 128.63° Fahrenheit (2128.6 degrees Celsius), the U.N. weather agency said on Wednesday.
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Summer-like temperatures—a balmy 10 degrees Celsius (50 degrees Fahrenheit)—have created a melt area encompassing 12 percent of the planet's northernmost ice sheet, according to analysis by the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI).
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Dining | Long Island The weather during the holidays was unusually balmy, so Bobby Gulinello strung colored lights around South Shore Dive Pub & Kitchen and used a snow machine to simulate frost on the windows.
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I am, after all, a child of hot yoga and an avid fan of jogging on balmy summer evenings in nothing but a sports bra and some stretchy shorts my mother would disapprove of.
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The latest batch of health dangers, of course, come in the form of listicles about what could destroy you this summer, devastating the buzz I have from these first balmy breezes of the season.
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For adult travelers, Mufraggi recommends the period between May to June and September to Oct — when school's in session and the weather is still balmy — as the best time to experience all-inclusive resorts.
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For his part, he slept late every day, left coffee mugs on the night stand and set the thermostat to a balmy 75 degrees, all things his ex would have thrown a fit about.
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This year, it was a balmy minus 10 degrees C (14 F). But the temperature in the River Skellefte is about the same every year they race: 0.2 C (403 F) degrees this February.
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"The only way I'd really be able to tell you what it looks like would be to do it," laughs the Washington, DC native over the phone with MUNCHIES on a balmy Thursday morning.
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He had heard his share of racially insensitive remarks at work, but on that balmy evening in 2017, Mr. Green's outlook on the differences between black and white officers would be damaged beyond repair.
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The dumplings yielded deferentially to my fork, the soup was bright and citrusy, and each sloppy spoonful came laden with visions of the sunny afternoons and balmy weather that weren't written in my destiny.
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After stumbling across a promotional vehicle that has grown well beyond its initial sentimental appeal into a marketing colossus, the NHL has regularly staged outdoor games since 2008, from snowy Buffalo to balmy Los Angeles.
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After lapping Albert Park in one minute, 24.026 seconds to dominate the first practice of the new season, Hamilton improved the mark slightly to 1:23.931 in the second session on a balmy autumn day.
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This is partly because, at a certain point in the night, the temperature would reach such balmy heights that at least half the room would strip to their underwear meaning indiscriminate photography was frowned upon.
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What's more, new theoretical work indicates that even if such a planet was too hot on its day side and too cold on its night side, a twilight band in between could be downright balmy.
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Others who have visited the island to recharge their batteries and enjoy balmy 86-degree Maldivian sunshine include Madonna, Paul McCartney, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell and businessman Richard Branson, a friend of proprietor Eva Malmström.
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It is also a vibrant spot for socializing, with the surrounding streets full of pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants that were packed with people enjoying a balmy Saturday night out when the three attackers struck.
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As the new research shows, Antarctica experienced an atypical rash of high pressure during the early parts of the 20th century, causing the relatively balmy summers experienced by Amundsen and, to a lesser degree, Scott.
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Perhaps it did not qualify as revolutionary, but on a balmy evening last month, the line of attendees for a discussion on the topic "Interrupting Racism" stretched out the back door of the Redeemer church.
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After listening to their wild banter for a while, I dozed off, twisted into the balmy sheets of Flawless's cubby hole bed, lulled to sleep by the sound of their cackles in the next room.
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An early proponent of the Latin trap sound, Farruko currently features on two different Hot 100 charting singles, including the balmy reggae jam "Calma" with pop singer Pedro Capó and, on the remix, Alicia Keys.
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In Chicago, where the mercury dipped as low as minus 22 Fahrenheit (minus 30 Celsius) this week, temperatures of 22F (minus 5.5C) by Friday afternoon felt balmy for some in the nation's third-largest city.
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Fashion Review 15 Photos View Slide Show ' MILAN — There's a balmy wind of minor rebellion sweeping along the catwalks of Milan, making unlikely allies of normally opposing aesthetics, and drawing a line in the sand.
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It can backfire, as Jose Lopez, accused of possessing an open 173-ounce can of Coors beer inside Sunset Park on a balmy December afternoon, demonstrated at the Downtown Brooklyn OATH office on Jan. 19.
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CreditCreditMichelle V. Agins/The New York Times On a balmy Tuesday evening, an unassuming man with gray hair in a black suit strolled into the River Café in Brooklyn and sat at a Steinway grand.
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Given that I'd arrived at the office on a balmy June afternoon with a scarf that Lenny Kravitz would be proud of wound around my face, I can see why he came to that conclusion.
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The one big question On a balmy Labor Day Eve, Ben Cohen, the ice cream magnate and co-founder of Ben and Jerry's was bouncing around a stage in the old mill town of Dover.
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The unseasonably balmy temperatures that sent Britons scrambling for sunglasses and T-shirts this week also broke records in Ireland, where the national meteorological service declared the February temperatures to be the hottest since 1960.
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Early on the balmy evening of July 2005, 2000, in the tiny English village of Kingston Gorse, eight-year-old Sarah Payne was playing with her brothers and sister in a country lane flanked by cornfields.
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The first quarter economy is expected to have grown at a sluggish pace below 1 percent, in part due to balmy winter weather, and a data quirk that shows up each year in the first quarter.
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Commanding the British forces, Rupert Everett is unrecognizable beneath a sheepskin-worth of hair, and Nathaniel Parker, playing the cartoonishly bellicose company representative, anticipates "the taste of blood in the balmy air" with lip-licking relish.
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Actresses like Laura Dern, Mamie Gummer, Sarah Paulson and the Hammer director Ann Philbin also chose looks from the Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier's fall 2016 collection, though it was a downright balmy autumn evening.
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Looking at the clothing again, I wonder whether much of the emotional sweep I felt was in the music—Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, a spell of unadulterated splendor—and the setting, complemented by the balmy day.
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On a balmy August day, Mr. Key, 47, bounded into a Midtown photo studio before settling into a candid discussion about rethinking his career, life beyond "Key & Peele" and why he doesn't miss what he had.
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On the opening night, poppers — inhalants sometimes huffed during sex for a quick high — were passed around like hors d'oeuvres, and a D.J. played heavy beats for a fashionably-dressed crowd dancing in the balmy air.
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Regan — a branch manager at a building-and-roofing-supply company — had been a roofer, and on the evening of Palomba's rape, she left a second-floor window open to let in the balmy night air.
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Under tight police protection, President Emmanuel Macron and former President François Hollande, who was in office at the time of the attacks, traversed the route taken by the attackers on the balmy Friday evening of Nov.
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Anyone who has worked through a springtime in Sydney will know that balmy, first-glimpse-of-summer weekday weather in the city while you're locked in the office means only one thing for the weekend. Rain.
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His face is now one of hundreds on the outer wall of St Michael's monastery in the capital, a reminder to those passing by on a balmy Sunday evening that this is a country at war.
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Delicately, the groundskeepers pointed out that the weather in Manchester is a little less balmy, a little more sodden, than Catalonia or Bavaria, and that perhaps the grass should be slightly longer to account for that.
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On the morning of the International Society for Astrological Research's Certification of Astrological Proficiency (ISAR CAP) exam, which was held at a Marriott in Chicago on a balmy morning in May, the cosmic weather boded well.
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Case in point: on a balmy Friday night, I took a cab to NYU's Skirball Center for the Performing Arts to catch the festival's New York premiere of an opera adaptation of a Lars von Trier film.
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Overall, the EP possesses a balmy sound that shimmers with the fuzzed-out distortion of a late-summer heat haze—where "Float" and "Daylight" linger in the air, "Generate" and "Waking Dream" balance out with grounding bass.
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"Temperatures in the corona – the tenuous, outermost layer of the solar atmosphere – spike upwards of 2 million degrees Fahrenheit, while just 1,000 miles below, the underlying surface simmers at a balmy 10,000 F," the space agency explains.
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Goldman economists said just as the bad weather on the East Coast and Midwest may have taken away jobs from the March report, balmy weather in February may have contributed 30,000 to 215,22014 jobs in February's report.
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"The biggest connection to Shakespeare with what happens onstage in 'Frozen' is the reuniting of Sebastian and Viola, in ' Twelfth Night ,' " Grandage explained, settling on a bench, the temperature having risen to a balmy thirty-one degrees.
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CNBC analyzed the latest "best U.S. cities to retire" lists from WalletHub, Livability, Bankrate, the Milken Institute and U.S. News, and found that three of the five metros that appear most frequently share the same balmy climate.
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It was a balmy December afternoon, and the theater had been transformed into an assembly for Zoe Church, a two-and-a-half-year-old evangelical congregation that got its start in a nightclub on Sunset Boulevard.
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Balmy fall temperatures, which continued off and on into December, helped jump-start the rental season, brokers said, as more New Yorkers found themselves driving out to eastern Long Island for a weekend getaway well into late fall.
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"It's time to air things out," Molina said on a balmy evening in the city of Cordoba, as an eclectic mix of families and people waving hammer and sickle flags arrived at a rally in a local park.
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He couldn't stand the bitter cold, so when it was time for him to pick a business school, he took a professor's advice and headed to balmy, palm-sprinkled California, where he lived until his death in 2005.
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AAA's study found that the use of heat when it's 20 degrees Fahrenheit outside adds almost $25 more for every 1,000 miles compared to the cost of combined urban and highway driving at a balmy 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It's balmy, sunny, and arid, even in January, which makes it a climatological refuge for road warriors in the winter, when much of the rest of the country is cold and the roads are socked in with snow.
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It was a balmy evening, and Airbus was walking out of Le Cafe des Nuages with its date when a hoodlum jumped in front of the pair, held a commercial airliner to Airbus' neck, and demanded its wallet.
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West Palm Beach (CNN)President Donald Trump, on vacation in balmy Florida, suggested that climate change could be a good thing on Thursday, tweeting that cities gripped by freezing temperatures on the East Coast could use some warming.
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From the whimsical disco of "M," to the the balmy motorik pulsations of "I, Pt. 2," to the slinky dub pop of "T," he's expanded his horizon to make what is his most fully-formed album to date.
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But China's slowdown and the weakness of its currency seem to be discouraging its citizens, who made up more than a quarter of the 38m foreign visitors to Thailand last year, from enjoying fresh coconuts on balmy beaches.
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CHICAGO — Gus Sims, 67, has heard what might happen to his beloved, no-frills public golf course on Chicago's South Side, where, on a balmy spring morning here, he was setting out to play a leisurely nine holes.
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On four weekends this summer, Budapest's 19th century Liberty Bridge is closed to traffic, becoming a free urban space for Hungarians and tourists to drink wine, relax in hammocks, and enjoy the balmy summer breeze over the river.
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Snow flurries swirled against the window, but the atmosphere inside a Manhattan rehearsal room on a recent Saturday afternoon was comparatively balmy, warmed by the insistent triple meter of son jarocho, folk music from the Gulf of Mexico.
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The hometown pair's surprise run at Melbourne Park came to a screeching halt against the 11th seeds, who strolled to a 6-4 6-2 victory in 70 minutes on a balmy afternoon at the Rod Laver Arena.
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While the weather conditions (approximately 40 degrees) are expected to be downright balmy for Minnesota at this time of year, the Wild have heated up as well after interim coach John Torchetti replaced Mike Yeo behind the bench.
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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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SINGAPORE — On a balmy Friday night, Zara Tan and two friends went drinking at an open-air pop-up bar in Golden Mile Tower, a 1970s-era building with a raw concrete exterior that overlooks Singapore's financial district.
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"If you see someone on a balmy summer day trying to enter a bank in flannel and wearing a ski mask, you should call 9-1-1 from a safe distance," said FBI Special Agent Michael Leverock told reporters.
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Lionel London, Research Associate in the School of Physics and Astronomy at Cardiff UniversityIn the balmy summer months of 1998, I was an intellectually smoldering adolescent, and Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" fanned the flames of my interests.
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Alec Baldwin went from singing "Hallelujah" on the season finale of Saturday Night Live to jetting to balmy California to talk for the first time since a 2011 casual comment to the New York Times about having Lyme disease.
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Though unseasonably warm weather no doubt took a chunk out of retailers' holiday sales — Planalytics estimates specialty apparel stores lost $572 million in November and December because of it — analysts agree that Macy's issues extend well beyond balmy conditions.
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So here's the thing: We had assigned this street style story thinking that in comparison with the then balmy New York weather, Oslo Fashion Week would have turned out ladies who truly knew how to dress in cold weather.
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Lingering questions Questions about what prompted Haley to strike such a definitive note on the impending sanctions still hung in the balmy Palm Beach air Tuesday, where the President and several of his top aides are spending the week.
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At just under the 6:00 mark in the second half, the Golden Eagles were down a baker's dozen against the Wildcats, who promptly went ice cold from the field on a relatively balmy 34-degree night in Milwaukee.
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Throughout the summer and into the still-balmy fall weeks, many American celebrities, models, politicians and new mothers have embraced this cascade of fabric that, depending on the flourishes, evokes hippie chic, Hamptons housewife or bargain hunting in Marrakesh.
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In the short summer season — primarily July and August, when temperatures hover in the balmy 70s — revelers descend on this mostly wild, windswept and sparsely populated province for all-night partying and the rambunctious weeklong electronic music festival Stockholmsveckan.
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"I think the biggest threats to humanity come from this house right here and the people inside," he says, as we stand outside the White House on a balmy October night that fortuitously happened to be Friday the 13th.
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On a balmy afternoon in the spring of 1966, three young men from the Mattachine Society, an early gay-rights organization, entered Julius', a no-frills tavern in Greenwich Village, and announced to the bartender that they were homosexuals.
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RED WINGS 5, AVALANCHE 3 Brad Richards scored the winning goal with a minute remaining, and Detroit beat Colorado at Coors Field in the N.H.L.'s warmest regular-season outdoor game on record — an unseasonably balmy 473 degrees at puck drop.
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After controlling for age, gender, population density, GDP per capita, and other factors—even humidity and wind speed—they found a "robust" connection between enjoying a balmy hometown temperature in childhood and being more agreeable and extraverted as an adult.
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Ice sheet researcher Jason Box of the Geologic Survey of Denmark and Greenland told Climate Central that while fires in Greenland's tundra are rare, temperatures spiked to an unusually balmy 53°F (12°C) days before the wildfires were first noted.
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But it's not like the eventual Democratic nominee is going to be determined by whether Candidate X stood at a podium next to Candidate Y or Candidate Z on a balmy summer night in Miami seven months before anybody starts voting.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A dip in temperature in Singapore has prompted an unusual parade of fur jackets, scarves and other winter items in the streets of the perennially balmy city-state, as more northern parts of the globe shivered under Arctic conditions.
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I never even thought of Mars as having a cold atmosphere: In photographs, the red planet looked pretty balmy compared to the white glare threatening to blind us all on so many crushing mornings when we awoke to newly crested snowdrifts.
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Sure, the Christmas holidays brought with them the promise of stuffing your face and hopefully getting a few presents from your nan, but couldn't compare to the allure of a few balmy weeks (depending on where you grew up, of course).
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She captioned the shot, "So ready for summer ☀️🌊🌴," although considering she lives in Los Angeles, one could argue that it's never really not summer in a city where February temperatures typically hover around a relatively balmy sixty degrees.
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This sadly currently unavailable mix, recorded for The Rig Out, is an hour or so of brilliantly blissed out soft rock obscurities, psyche-tinged folk private press bangers, and the kind of balmy ballads that positively reek of sadness and suncream.
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New Rochelle, New York (CNN)Besides a few landscapers bagging up the remnants of pruned trees, hardly anyone was outside in this part of New Rochelle, New York, on a balmy Wednesday as residents prepared for life to change dramatically.
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The rest of us have to wait for those softly balmy nights that make going inside seem like a defeat, those evenings when grilling a steak and eating it on the deck is the sweetest reward for a punishing winter.
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On a balmy spring day in April, I met Stryk and a few of his colleagues on a terrace at the Army-Navy Country Club, a sprawling and immaculate golf club near the Pentagon; S.P.G. still didn't have a proper office.
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KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan (Reuters) - In balmy southern Taiwan, with its rural hamlets, industrial belts and slower-paced cities, a rising tide of residents are pushing back against opposition presidential hopeful Han Kuo-yu, fearing he'll sell out core Taiwan interests to China.
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The world's manta populations have dwindled as their gills have piled up in this balmy southern city, home to 99 percent of the trade, according to WildAid, a conservation group based in San Francisco that rolled out the current campaign in 2014.
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ON A BALMY evening Cocina Abierta, a restaurant in Condado, a neighbourhood on the oceanfront in Puerto Rico's capital, is fully booked, as it has been most evenings since it reopened a few days after Hurricane Maria devastated the island in September 219.
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During the Martian summer, daytime temperatures near the equator can reach a balmy 68 degrees Fahrenheit (20 degrees Celsius), but at night drop to a frighteningly cold -148 degrees F (-100 degrees C). The rover's robotic drill in use at the Atacama Desert.
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I got that bulky machine home one balmy late summer night in 2006, and I set it up with that unique sense of new-console wonder, dexterity, and urgency, poking my nose into every nook and cranny of my overly packaged purchase.
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But in a city of constant change, these timeless clubs offer tradition and continuity — a reunion that lasts a few balmy weeks every year, pulling together familiar faces who may not see much of one another after the chill of fall settles in.
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Earlier today in Davos, where afternoon temperatures reached a balmy 20 degrees (and evening temps have dropped to limb-numbing f-f-five degrees Fahrenheit), CEO Valery Vavilov of the bitcoin infrastructure provider and transaction processing company BitFury swung by our temporary studio.
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Or you may see it as the season of poison ivy, yellow jackets, sunburn and any number of other hazards waiting for us when we go outdoors, in hardly any clothes, and attempt to enjoy some balmy goodness without coming to grievous harm.
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Amy Patterson, a vice president at the Atlanta Super Bowl Host Committee, said there would still be time for fans to fly to Atlanta for the game, with the National Weather Service forecasting a high of a balmy 224F (231C) on Sunday.
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The residents, many of them carrying kids and plastic bags full of their only belongings, wait in the balmy sun for hours, pressing their bodies against the fence to try and get the attention of any aid worker on the other side.
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Lately, though, families have been able to experience them together at the borough's botanical garden, where the show "Georgia O'Keeffe: Visions of Hawai'i" explores the lush plant life and balmy environment that captivated O'Keeffe during a stay on the islands in 1939.
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As pop music goes, Honey is the future without the sounds of futurism; interesting, balmy beats (a sonic portrait of Ibiza and the beach transitioning to the dancefloor, for example) paired with lyrics that lay Robyn's, at times, sore but glimmering heart bare.
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Bob says: We wanted to keep the look on her lips light and easy so we used the Dior Addict Lip Glow #004 Coral for a dewy, balmy lip without too much shine to bring her whole look together and subtly complementing the eyes.
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With a sheer, dewy finish and a balmy, not creamy, texture that actually hydrates just as well as the unsexy heavy-duty balms you reach for when your lips are chapped beyond repair, this is a product that simply makes your lips look good.
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As temperatures bounce back into the single digits Thursday and into the comparative balmy 2500s by Friday, more people were expected to return to work in the nation's third-largest city, which resembled a ghost town after most offices told employees to stay home.
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After all, it's the least we can do to honor an individual who wears a Thom Browne puffer on a balmy May evening without breaking a sweat, and has (at one point or another) convinced us that we could, theoretically, pull it off too.
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It was October 31, a balmy day in Brooklyn, and Alexander Arroyo was walking around his neighborhood dressed as an octopus, pushing his 2-month-old daughter in a carriage, as his wife chased their toddler through the after-school Halloween trick-or-treat crowd.
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Next month, on July 15, the duo are releasing their self-titled debut album on The Nite Owl Diner, and it comes right on time for late, balmy summer nights spent belting catchy pop choruses out the taxi windows with your friends from high school.
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Whether you're after a dewy lip and cheek tint, a shadow palette packed with ten silky, flattering neutrals, the perfect balmy lip stain, or a matte liquid lipstick that would make Kylie Jenner jealous, Wet n Wild has you covered for an insanely low price.
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Something's been eating away at me as the balmy heat has given way to winter, though: I can't stop delving into an unfulfilled and entirely fiscally irresponsible daydream of white sand beaches and a Sun, Sex, and Suspicious Parents-like lifestyle (minus the supervision).
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It was the "hot pursuit" doctrine that was offered up in the aftermath of the balmy May evening when American helicopters entered Pakistani airspace, landed inside a walled compound and killed and carried away the most wanted man in the world—Osama Bin Laden.
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Two weeks stuck inside during the balmy Australian autumn is a real bummer, especially since those Marines will likely end up in self-quarantine at the Robertson Barracks in the country's Northern Territory that's been the official home to the MRF-D since 2016.
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It evokes the tonality of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, a jet-ski riding off into the balmy palette of a sunset, and all the other good, good times the history books told us about before we were brought into this cruel and colourless life.
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I am curious, though, because I believe in science and remember that my flu and respiratory symptoms would instantly get better as soon as my business would take me from New York winters to balmy weather and clean ocean air in Florida or South California.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump woke up in balmy Buenos Aires early Friday, but his mind was back in Washington as he defended his decision to continue pursuing business deals as he ran for president in 2016, including looking "lightly" at constructing a building in Russia.
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" If it gets particularly balmy in, say, the South, where a high percentage of Fraser firs are grown, Leopold surmised that "species rarely grown now, like Turkish fir, will become more common as this and other species are better adapted to warmer and drier conditions.
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Although not all parts of Proxima b were habitable in all simulations (the night side in the tidally locked scenario hovered around a nice, balmy -200 degrees Fahrenheit), the models pointed to enough warmish regions to make our neighboring exoplanet a very acceptable interstellar vacation spot.
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Li later confessed wearing both team scarves on a balmy autumn evening made him "really hot", but the broad smiles of the two leaders provided a telling contrast to a bad-tempered telephone call between Turnbull and a freshly-elected Donald Trump that made international headlines.
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Try listening to "Despacito" and not feeling immediately transported to a balmy paradise where dust gives the air a physical presence and everyone smells like salt mixed with coconut oil and you are day drunk on something you sucked out of a pineapple with a straw.
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Add the balmy climate and rich soils of Brazil's south and centre-west—where, as Joe Bormann of Fitch, a credit-rating agency, puts it, eucalyptus "grows like a weed"—and it is easy to see how Brazil has conquered 40% of the global short-fibre market.
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"The first act of revolution is to get together with others because the system wants you alone, it wants you to be an individualist," said Cristian Diaz, one of roughly 2000,000 people who gathered on a balmy afternoon on Saturday in the Yungay neighborhood in central Santiago.
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Metropolitan Diary (Inspired by the line "hummus swirled with harissa" in an article by Sam Sifton, food editor at The New York Times.) Hummus swirled with Harissa,They frolicked and danced with delight,He would turn to her cheeks, lightly kiss her,One balmy, baklavian night.
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On a balmy Saturday afternoon, at the newly opened Khasheria, a restaurant across from the domes of the Royal Bath, Georgian socialites and artists, including the award-winning director Levan Koguashvili, were sharing wine and chikhirtma, a ramen-like broth made with chicken, eggs, lime and mint.
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And it was ideal on Wednesday night — balmy, clear and breezy — as more than 50,000 people gathered on the Great Lawn in Central Park to hear Jaap van Zweden, concluding his first season as the Philharmonic's music director, lead the orchestra in a nicely varied program.
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They live in water or in the film of water on plants like lichen or moss, and can be found all over the world in some of the most extreme environments, from icy mountains and polar regions to the balmy equator and the depths of the sea.
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"We're not Florida people," said Mr. Johnson, who was a high school biology teacher, explaining that afternoons spent poolside and balmy winters held little appeal — for decades the couple had kept the thermostat of their drafty house, which they shared with two cats, set to 61 degrees.
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When the Calgary Flames embarked on a five-game road trip that took them from British Columbia to balmy Florida, they were one point clear of Los Angeles for a wild-card spot in the Western Conference and could only hope to come home still in playoff position.
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While visiting a friend at his design studio in Soho — where the windows had been thrown wide open to let in a balmy, late afternoon, and the whine of wheels in stop-and-go traffic punctuated our conversation — my eyes picked out the breaking headline on his computer screen.
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Airfares to Budapest are the cheapest of the three for spring trips, costing $751 for a roundtrip ticket from the U.S. But keep in mind, these cities will not offer particularly balmy weather this time of year unless you're heading there toward the end of spring, Corwin says.
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On that note, I headed down to the Croydon branch of the blue-and-yellow-mecca on a balmy Saturday afternoon to pester a few of them into sharing intimate details about their relationship history with me while they were just trying to have an argument about some bookshelves.
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Drawing on the family and musical traditions of the South, the 300-room hotel, above, resides on 20 acres and has children's play areas, indoor and outdoor pools, a restaurant specializing in family-style dinners, nightly storytelling sessions and rocker-lined porches on which to while away balmy evenings.
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Creating a memory begins with perception: Your brain registers visual, auditory, olfactory, and tactile sensations—like the sweet sharpness of mint ice cream or the balmy scent of magnolia on warm summer nights—and sends them to the hippocampus to determine if they'll be stored as long-term memories.
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In southern Yunnan province, popular for its balmy weather and nature, there were so many Hubei tourists with nowhere to stay calling authorities for help that the provincial culture and tourism bureau issued a notice last Sunday ordering every city to designate at least one hotel to accommodate them.
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The highlights of the last ten years, from AirPower to Google Wave At the North Pole, scientists were shocked to see temperatures reach a relatively balmy 35 degrees Fahrenheit in February 2018, which is a full 50 degrees warmer than usual for the season, The Washington Post reported.
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Does he just have a really nice sofa for when people come over?), I am pleased to say that because it basically just sounds like one of the more upbeat Frank songs from Channel Orange with added Migos (on a sunnier flow than usual), "Slide" is a balmy aural delight.
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A wider rollout, however, is expected to take years, if not decades, as companies work to prove autonomous vehicles can run not just in balmy U.S. states, where they are mostly tested, but in colder areas like Ontario and Michigan where snow and sleet can render cameras and sensors ineffective.
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Viruses like the flu have less survivability in warmer, wetter weather, but the Kinsa model is designed to account for such seasonal ups and downs, so that's an unlikely explanation for the atypical fever reduction, especially because the coronavirus is being transmitted between people just fine in balmy Australia right now.
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I'm writing to you from balmy Hong Kong as the Chinese are getting ready to celebrate the Lunar New Year next week and China's tech community is bracing for a very tough Year of the Pig amid a slowing economy and a persistent trade war between the United States and China.
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Orange County doesn't offer a sense of place so much as a sense of placelessness, and if it weren't for the consistently balmy weather, much of it, with its six-lane freeways and big-box stores and strip malls and, yes, Panera Breads, could just as soon be in Illinois or Texas.
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Given that 50 below zero counts as a balmy day at the Amundsen-Scott research station and the resident sociologist considers its population of Beakers (scientists), Nailheads (construction workers) and Fingys (X-rated acronym for first-timers) "most analogous to a penal institution," any extracurricular dabbling is likely to be furtive and weird.
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GREENLAND Baffin Bay Denmark Qeqertarsuaq Ilulissat Sisimiut Nuuk Labrador Sea canada 300 miles By The New York Times It has been an unusually balmy summer — the warmest, many said, that they can remember, and there are wildfires burning on the hills outside town — but it is still Greenland; the weather remains unpredictable.
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The other nominees in the category had all put their spin on towering pop and dance tracks, from Bruno Mars's "Uptown Funk" to Galantis's "Runaway (You & I)." In contrast, "Berlin by Overnight" is restrained and atmospheric, with one muted kick drum threaded through a swirl of chopped-up violin and balmy electric piano chords.
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" Gin Lane was accompanied by another print by Hogarth called Beer Street, which extolled the happy and carefree virtues of vast tankards of foaming ale, depicting a hive of industry as rotund and happy Englishmen down pints of beer, the "happy produce of our isle … we quaff thy balmy juice with glee and water leave to France.
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But nevertheless, the dark sky and balmy summer temperatures will make the Perseids a great meteor shower to watch, [ Perseid Meteor Shower 2018: When, Where & How to See It ] "This is the meteor shower people view most because it occurs in the summer, when the nights are warm and comfortable, when you only have to worry about mosquitoes," Cooke told Space.com.
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As the Yankees finished their exhibition season in Miami on Saturday, they were eager for the regular season to start — even if they were about to leave Florida's balmy climate for the chill, rain and even snow that is expected to greet them in the next week, both at home and on their first trip of the season, which begins Friday in Detroit.
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On a balmy summer night in 1953, Charles C. Bergman, a 20-year-old Harvard junior, was enjoying a cocktail party at a house on the beach in East Hampton, N.Y. "Our hostess brought up a drunken, ill-shaven man, and as you would introduce the Prince of Wales, said, 'This is Jackson Pollock,'" Mr. Bergman, now 82, recalled recently.
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"What's that Perfume that You Wear?" accentuates a chiming, rinkydink keyboard hook with sweeter, lower keyboard chords and rattling percussion to produce a balmy blast of lavender and lemon ginger, as Lekman inhales and instantly recalls a seaside vacation with his lost love; musical tackiness indicates ambivalence about his own nostalgia and bolsters the haunting power of the perfume in question.
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From the jangly rush of Adam F's oddly-Christmassy "Circles" through to the hummingbird breeze of "Bambaata" by Shy FX, via Marcus Intalex's wine bar reverie "How You Make Me Feel" and the balmy and blissful fug of "Heat" by Wax Doctor, I was discovering gem after gem, delighted to live in an age where one track leads to a seven hour binge.
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You see him, with that big lean-over posture, walking a few paces ahead when you walk into town with your mates, and yep, there he is, that big slick greasy fringe still firmly in place, and you're pretty sure he's got the same black zip-thru hoodie on that he refused to take off that time he shuddered inside of you on that balmy May day before your A-levels happened.
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So the connections multiply: from 17th-century Dutch colonialists to the Black Panthers of 1960s America, and farmers in balmy Grenada — even to the frantic crush and heave of Manhattan, a bit of swampland once called New Amsterdam, which those same Dutchmen saw fit to pawn off on the British in 1667 in exchange for Run, one of the nutmeg-producing Banda Islands, and so tiny, it's barely visible on a world map.
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As Michael Grunwald wrote for Politico, the "economically secure retirement meccas" that delivered Trump his presidential victory are giving Republicans hope that they can stave off a possible "blue wave" election in 2018: For all the hype about Puerto Ricans moving to the Sunshine State after Hurricane Maria, or high school students like the Parkland gun control activists turning 18 and registering to vote, any Democratic surge could be offset by the migration of Republican-leaning seniors who like Florida's balmy weather and lack of income tax.
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As Michael Grunwald wrote for Politico, the "economically secure retirement meccas" that delivered Trump his presidential victory are giving Republicans hope they can stave off a possible "blue wave" election in 2018: For all the hype about Puerto Ricans moving to the Sunshine State after Hurricane Maria, or high school students like the Parkland gun control activists turning 18 and registering to vote, any Democratic surge could be offset by the migration of Republican-leaning seniors who like Florida's balmy weather and lack of income tax.
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