If I'm going to be cold in the winter, I might as well be cold and see some cool stuff.
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The weather will be cold and rainy today – yuck!
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It might be cold out, depending on where you live.
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LONDON — This lamb is destined to be cold no more.
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His world may be cold, but his heart is warm.
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A warming planet doesn't mean there won't be cold days.
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Too many fresh toppings and your taco will be cold.
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He just shook his head, insisting I must be cold.
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Without it, the universe would be cold, dark and lifeless.
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Wintertime, all the homeless get arrested, so they won't be cold.
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And if I want to be cold THATS MY CHOICE TOO!
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The court must be fair, but it need not be cold.
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Usually, they tend to be cold ... except for warm spinach salads.
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A cleared crystal should be cold and tingly to the touch.
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Should a detective be cold and unfeeling, or guided by emotion?
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Your hands will never be cold and not a weapon again!
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So it can be cold, but we're going to be great.
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It's going to be cold and dark for the foreseeable future.
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For much of the U.S., it will be cold and messy.
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"I certainly don't believe myself to be cold-hearted," he said.
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And we will know tomorrow when it's going to be cold.
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You can be cold because it's cool, but being cold isn't cool.
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Greenland may be cold, but its real-estate market is anything but.
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Even the 14.2 percent undecided should be cold comfort for the establishment.
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Will it rain today, or remain gray, or will it be cold?
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It's [sic] will be cold but we all been through worse situations.
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The Alps will be cold stone again, the Orion nebula hot gas.
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"Contemporary doesn't have to be cold, white and sleek," Mr. Vaccari said.
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The weather need not be cold to trigger an attack of Raynaud's.
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"If it's warm somewhere, it may be cold somewhere else," Renwick said.
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Would there be cold, hard cash consequences for the slightest tinge of progressivism?
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It may be cold this weekend, but summer is just around the corner.
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He was totally unable to, as he might say, "be cold" about drugs.
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Weather: It'll be cold in New York and across much of the country.
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But pasta salad features specific pasta shapes and it's dressed to be cold.
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It may be cold comfort for many people who owe federal loans today.
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"I'd rather be cold sometimes than see the bill," Ms. Genau, 29, said.
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I assume the mountains will be cold so I want to be prepared.
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"And if I want to be cold THATS MY CHOICE TOO!" she added.
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It'll be cold so make sure to pack any hats, gloves, blankets, etc.
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In a system with stars this old, astronomers expected the debris would be cold.
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But that will likely be cold comfort to families struggling with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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US. CNN meteorologist Michael Guy said temperatures Tuesday would be cold, but above freezing.
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The message was hardly a revelation: It will be cold at the Winter Olympics.
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"We wanted to be cold," he said of his wife, Rachel, and two daughters.
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That he did not suggested his visits with top Pakistani officials could be cold.
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And if we allow CHIP to languish, it would not only be cold-hearted.
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Even if they did bring it, their warm lunch would be cold by lunchtime.
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It may be cold outside, but TV content is hot in the coming weeks.
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It'll be cloudy, and it'll be cold — highs will just barely break 22 degrees.
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They'll be cold to your touch or withdraw their affections instead of talking things through.
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Wilkins suggests keeping foods that are supposed to be cold in containers set on ice.
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The water may be cold but Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney's hearts are certainly warm.
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That's the perk of traveling via video: you'll never have to sweat or be cold.
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Everyone will be dealing with emotional blocks, and the energy will be cold as ice.
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Shivering or Shaking – A stressed dog may shiver or shake and appear to be cold.
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The vibe will be cold, and it won't feel easy to get close with others.
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What kind, asked the conquistador, imagining that he must be cold and want woolen slippers.
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The weather, predicted to be cold and wet, could blow the race wide open though.
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"It appears to be cold, calculated, planned (against) people who were unarmed and defenseless," he said.
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How can Clinton be cold if she's focused so much of her considerable efforts on children?
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It would be cold and heartless for people to believe otherwise, not to mention economically shortsighted.
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It's going to be cold in the Big Apple, but you're taking with you warm memories.
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You Can Drink It HotContrary to its name, cold brew concentrate doesn't always have to be cold!
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Falling, about to hit the six-degree water, King thought: Yep, this is going to be cold.
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The $22004,21997 in compensation she received from the state of Illinois has proven to be cold comfort.
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She's the Niagara Falls of charisma, and as warm to the touch as Clinton can be cold.
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I throw on clothes and grab a sweater since it will be cold in the ice rink.
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I am probably a little under dressed for the temperature drop, but I'd rather be cold than hot.
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But all of them will be cold and clean and utterly lifeless, because that's just the British way.
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Sometimes the food would be cold, or it would be like "lunches to go" in little brown bags.
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Kirsten said blankets, because even in a truck's cab without air- conditioning in August, she would be cold.
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Dialogue choices let you decide whether to be cold, polite, or simply baffled in response to their advances.
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It may be cold in Aspen, but that didn't stop Kourtney Kardashian from showing some skin on Saturday night.
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There are few things more upsetting than a cold cup of coffee when it's not supposed to be cold.
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He can be cold, he can be foolish, he can be dishonest, but mostly he can just be human.
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Plus, the water in this area tends to be cold, it's comfortable to wear and it keeps me warm.
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Space can be cold and scary, but this week we explore some of the universe's most active objects: nebulas.
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" The two flavors (which should not be cold in the first place) will be sandwiched between two cookie "buns.
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Trump's flimsy paid family-leave policy would be cold comfort to families devastated by the rest of his budget.
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The Democrats will need to be cold blooded in hitting key targets in the final weeks of the cycle.
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Sometimes we need to add hot water to baby formula, but sometimes the parents want the water to be cold.
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When the American Olympic team rolls into PyeongChang for this year's Winter Olympic games, they're not going to be cold.
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The winters may be cold, but New Hampshire beats other states on taxes, crime rates and quality of health care.
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The city can be cold and aloof and you can live crunched amid its population and remain lonely and overlooked.
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However, big warehouse style event venues can be cold, so we have the wool-lined sock liner option for warmth.
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So there you have it: What's been the coldest season of the year literally forever will, once again, be cold.
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That said, depending on where you live, it may be cold enough to turn regular precipitation into a snowy blanket.
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It may be cold comfort in this chaotic era, but Americans should know that there are adults in the room.
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The converted 2850 cargo plane could be cold, the officials said, so passengers were advised to shower and dress warmly.
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But if expansion outpaces gravity, eventually the universe will be cold and empty--all light, heat, and connection will be gone.
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It will be cold comfort to M&S to know that it is not the only high-street giant in trouble.
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We bought natural gas from a country we have an agreement with so our citizens wouldn't be cold in the winter.
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It felt strange that her company was buying picture perfect fruits and vegetables knowing they'd soon be cold-pressed into juices.
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Now, we know that exoplanets can be cold gas giants, hot Jupiters, ocean worlds, ice giants, lava worlds and rocky planets.
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She's a femme fatale all right; she's voluptuous, glamorous, but Balanchine also made her to be cold, snakelike, lethal and brutal.
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" But his actual words, an ancient Chinese idiom, are better translated, "If the lips are gone, the teeth will be cold.
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It may be cold where you are, but Earth is at its closest approach to the sun today, known as perihelion.
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Then it's like, "I knew the water would be cold, but I didn't know it would be this cold," Pearson said.
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The hot food should be hot, the cold food should be cold, and the burrito better have the extra cheese you ordered.
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London may be cold and rainy for much of the year, but Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton still have impeccable beach style.
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But it was already such a comfort to me, he argued, and it would be cold in New York, colder than Callao.
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All too soon, it'll be cold and wet, and the thought of leaving your apartment to face the elements is just unbearable.
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Though it may be cold outside, Eloquii has us looking towards summer by bringing its swim collection back (three cheers all around).
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Mr Sechin chastised Mr Ulyukayev for not wearing a coat, for he knew it would be cold where the minister was headed.
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He had learned all the Kremlinology a would-be cold warrior could need—but not that the cold war might suddenly end.
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But even if this occurs, it will be cold comfort to chronically jobless and underemployed on the fringes of the labor market.
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It may be cold outside now, but I can see myself using them to keep beers and fizzy waters cold this summer.
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At one point she flings the contents of a coffee pot at a villain, but the coffee turns out to be cold.
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The music could be dramatic and romantic, the voice-over could be cold and observational, and the scene could be very funny.
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The demo glasses routed me to Carrie Bradshaw's New York apartment, and told me it would be cold in Brooklyn all day.
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Particularly in a country where summers can be cold, gray and defined by rain that's only slightly warmer than the winter variety.
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Iceland might be cold and volcanic, but I'll take its vodka—stirred in ice with a Churchillian hint of vermouth—any day.
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The overall impression was: Brrrr, it must be cold up there, judging by the number of references to snow, ice and hockey.
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It has to be cold enough for visitors to delicately tread across Lake Superior, but the dangerous trek is well worth it.
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It may be cold outside this Valentine's Day, but Operation Smile and Random House Children's Books want to see what warms your heart.
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"It may be cold comfort in this chaotic era, but Americans should know that there are adults in the room," the author wrote.
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You know it's going to be cold when the National Weather Service hoists wind chill advisories and warnings from North Dakota to Maine.
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Oh, and this is all while not giving in to the freezing-cold temps — because you can be cold and still be fashion.
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"It may be cold comfort in this chaotic era, but Americans should know that there are adults in the room," the official wrote.
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The new owner warned me that the water would be cold and to keep away from the black clumps floating on the water.
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But in case after case, Mr. Trump has displayed a special talent for turning what should be cold hard facts into semantic mush.
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"He has shown himself to be cold-hearted and inhuman, little more than a banker, with no place governing a nation," Jimmy said.
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Even summer can be cold here, and as the sun drained from the sky, so did the color from the frigid stragglers' faces.
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Charles M. Blow It must be cold and miserable standing in the shadow of someone greater and smarter, more loved and more admired.
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It would be more convenient if it took only the push of a Keurig button, but then it wouldn&apost be cold brew.
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Euro 2016 may not yet be cold in its grave, but the most moneyed top flight on the planet cares not for such sentimentality.
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This may be cold comfort to non-superhero fans, but it's worth noting that each of these films remains remarkably distinctive from the others.
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Okay, campers, rise and shine and feel free to leave your booties at home because it's not going to be cold for much longer.
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Distillates also hit a two-week low as investors worried whether the coming autumn will be cold enough to boost heating oil demand adequately.
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" The writer went on: "It may be cold comfort in this chaotic era, but Americans should know that there are adults in the room.
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But you have to be cold-hearted, visually impaired, or a fucking idiot to think that Savage should've been allowed back into that game.
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It is decidedly not fun to be cold while pursuing outdoor activities and wearing inappropriate gear will quash your fervor in a hot minute.
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That may be cold comfort for some Republicans come the 2018 midterms, or Trump himself when he faces re-election in four years, however.
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It might be cold outside, but these famous faces aren't fazed by it ... celebs are too busy heating things up with their fiery photos!
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Not only can the ocean be a gnarly and foreboding place, but it can be cold, loud and — let's be honest — sand gets everywhere.
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While it might be cold enough aloft, it'll probably be too warm at the ground for anything more than conversational snowflakes or the like.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It might still be cold outside, but the warm-up to the 2020 summer Olympics is already underway.
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But, assuming he's inclined to interpret the results more rationally than the president, that claim must be cold comfort for the Senate majority leader.
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Yes, you're going to be cold during the first few minutes it takes your radiator to warm up and start blowing air that feels comfortable.
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Still, efforts to improve market regulations may be cold comfort for ordinary Chinese investors who are still nursing losses from last year's stock market fallout.
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When her parents turned out not to be cold at all, the woman was glad, but then she wondered why they hadn't been more difficult.
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It may be cold, and signified by a nonchalant video game gauge, but at least our protagonist in For Honor seems to possess a heart.
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"We are opening our doors to the next generation to come in and experience that luxury doesn't have to be cold and distant," he said.
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One former European colleague said that in board meetings, Mr. Kelly did not speak much and that he could be cold, and displayed no emotion.
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I called AAA first, and then Ted, who joined me and brought me a coat, as it would be cold once the sun went down.
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The naked mole rat is already known to be cold-blooded, resistant to cancer and feeling pain, and can live ten times longer than a mouse.
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However, as annoying and painful they may be, cold sores aren't actually a huge deal — especially when you consider that 80% of people have HSV-1.
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She was soon to move to New York, where "I know it will be cold, but the sky will be blue," she said with a grin.
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Confidence: Low After the storm, Sunday looks to be cold and blustery as highs only reach the mid- to upper 30s despite a mostly sunny sky.
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"She was reported to be cold and suffered from the elements being out in the area, so she was transported to a local hospital," Hernandez said.
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" People should repeat this process until the coals are no longer hot, to the point that they "should be cold enough to handle with your bare hands.
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It could be sterile or it could be angry or it could be preachy or it could be cold, but this is how we all experience it.
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Part of the reason I enjoy making a list is because it forces me to be cold, calculated and discerning—cutting to the heart of the matter.
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Image: PanasonicIt doesn't matter how fancy the office you work in is, it's an unwritten rule that when winter arrives, you're going to be cold at work.
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It's not unusual for there to be cold snaps, though I will say this is one of the most prolonged cold stretches we've had in recent memory.
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But "usually" will be cold comfort to Democrats, who have now won the popular vote and lost the Electoral College in two of the past five elections.
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It's most important that none of the ingredients be cold: the eggs must be room temperature and the butter-honey mixture and the milk must be warm.
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I am the epitome of tropical: I do not like to be cold, I don't like the A.C. to be too high in the house — that's me.
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I also tend to be cold-natured, so this kills two birds with one stone — or feeds two birds with one scone, as PETA would have us say.
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Thirty seconds for preparation, specially for outdoor competitions when there can be wind, there can rain, there can be cold, ... this will create some difficulties for the athletes.
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I learned how crucial it is that your fat be cold; like many pie bakers, I now refrigerate my dough at least an hour before rolling it out.
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" It's a way not to be cold, but to say, "Hey, we agreed this is what we were going to do and she's going to live her life.
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Drop it off a cliff and the cooler will not only survive, but your beers will still be cold by the time you climb down to rescue it.
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This bitch and her janky possessions might be cold and stale, but throw a jazzy filter on that ish and suddenly the dead junkie becomes a glamorous recluse.
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If we allowed ourselves to be cold again, we should burn more calories and lose weight, or at worst neutralize all the food we inhale over the holidays.
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But that will be cold comfort to Democrats if 2020 proves to be a more normal year and artfully drawn maps come back to bite with a vengeance.
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I was worried we were all going to be cold and have no light, but the mayor sent the city's electric workers, who volunteered on their day off.
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Heather warned me the air, which came out like a jet stream, would be cold — far colder than the average oxygen facial — and she was right: It was freezing.
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She bought a real fur coat, so she gave it to me because I didn't have anything to wear here and she knew it was going to be cold.
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"The argument that currencies will adjust will be cold comfort and probably not fly with Middle American consumers who are concerned about having to pay more for products," he said.
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If your problem was mainlining poppers off a photographer's assistant's tummy every Saturday morning and you quit that, then you're clean from poppers, but you might not be cold sober.
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"I have actually trained my body and my mind to endure hard things, to be pushing super hard, to be uncomfortable, to be wet, to be cold," O'Brady told Insider.
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And Dawn of Justice turns Batman into a torturer and would-be cold-blooded killer and has both Superman and Batman acting like sulky children defending their chunk of playground.
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The missing link in this mystery could be "cold quasars," a new type of system discovered by Allison Kirkpatrick, assistant professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Kansas.
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His words are better translated as: "If the lips are gone, the teeth will be cold," a reference to the strategic importance of the North as a geographical security buffer.
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It may be cold, greasy chicken on squashed fries, or Afghan army rice with a necessary side of antibiotics, or stale, soggy bread at the bottom of a plastic bag.
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And don't forget your booties, 'cause according to this year's groundhog prediction, it's according to this year's prediction, it's gonna be cold out there every day for another six weeks.
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If I have a serious heart attack at home, I'll be cold to the touch by the time the volunteer ambulance crew from a town 22 miles away gets here.
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The olives are hand-harvested early in the fall, when they are still green, and are whisked to a cooperative-run mill so they can be cold-pressed within 5003 hours.
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But that will be cold comfort as the party remains in the minority despite the existence of a vacancy on the Supreme Court and what looks increasingly like a Republican presidency.
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Chilling & ServingWhen it comes to serving champagne it's obviously supposed to be cold, but one thing thing to note is that it should be chilled slowly and not for too long.
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In the early days, she might try to get a pizza from the closest town (population 3,584), but, after the forty minute ride back to the ranch, it would be cold.
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One thing that's typically present for the East Coast to be cold is the jet stream to cause a large ridge out in the west that makes it warm and dry.
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The Arctic is supposed to be cold, of course, making thunderstorms—much less the dozens and perhaps hundreds of strikes that materialized near the North Pole over the weekend—a rarity.
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But that historical knowledge may be cold comfort for a chief justice who is more accustomed to drawing conclusions on critical issues only after thorough deliberation and outside of public view.
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In Ms Murillo's daily radio address, she not only touts public spending but, as one diplomat recalls, has even told citizens to wear socks when the evening was expected to be cold.
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We were really stressed about when we should leave for filming because it had to be cold enough for the skating to work and that doesn't happen so often by the coast.
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Unemployment in the 19-country euro zone fell slightly in January but the figures will be cold comfort for a region seeing slowing growth, business activity and exports and dismal inflation data.
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Previously she had explained to the man that her parents had a tendency to be cold, but the coldness was more a reflex from years of being underdogs than their natural state.
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The nice thing about having these types of cozy items is that you can also easily offer them to a guest who might be cold or in need of a little comfort.
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Old stars and galaxies were Spitzer's specialty, as well as extra cold objects that may be cold by human standards, but are actually warmer than the backdrop of our extra cold Universe.
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Winters with a predominantly negative Arctic Oscillation tend to be cold and snowy across the eastern U.S., with blocking areas of high pressure forming across the northern latitudes, forcing cold air southward.
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We usually head to Gurnee Mills, one of the malls around here, because it can be cold on Black Friday, and this way she could push me without any issue of snow.
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Ryan would come home from school not knowing if there would be anything to eat, or if the house would be cold and dark because the heat and electricity had been cut off.
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The veal or chicken must cook through in a flash to avoid scorching the coating, and you must immediately make the sauce and serve the dish, or it will be cold and dry.
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When the mixture is cold (and it must be cold), add 3 cups of flour and 1 teaspoon of baking soda that has been dissolved in a couple of teaspoons of hot water.
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There are a couple constants in baseball — absolutely no crying, the beer should be cold enough to give your hands freezer burn, and you will hear "Baby Shark" at some point during the game.
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The first day of spring, March 20Sure, March 20 will probably still be cold, rainy and shady, but it'll still technically be spring, which is technically enough of a reason to be excited. 8.
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Thankfully Pegglecrew claim their malware has "zero effect other than overwriting the MBR," which might be cold comfort to the hundreds of peeved users trying to figure out why their computers won't start up.
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Yes, but: This will be cold comfort to the uninsured and people with high deductibles, for whom rising list prices matter a great deal, especially for a drug people depend on to stay alive.
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An outfit called Shy Bairns publishes work by northern English artists in zines with names like The Only Pizza Shop Where I Live Burnt Down and Where's Your Coat You're Going to be Cold.
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Even if emissions are cut to meet the target of the Paris climate agreement of 2015, only 13 of the 21 look certain to be cold enough to host snow-sports in the 2050s.
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By 2050, less than half of the 21 cities that have hosted the Winter Olympics will be cold enough to host the games again, according to a 2018 study by Canada's University of Waterloo.
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Read These Stories Next:Refiner29's Shatterbox Anthology Is Lighting Up The Sundance Film FestivalOur Favorite Saturday Night Live Clips Of All Time32 Movies That Will Remind You What It Truly Means To Be Cold
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That may be cold comfort to you, but I think it's important to recognize that any parent who would say something so undermining to a child is clearly struggling with their own self-worth.
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Blame it on us being in complete denial that it's actually going to be cold again (thanks to Mother Nature fooling us with summer vibes in October), but the procrastination has gone on long enough.
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Depending on who is remembering her, she can be cold or seductive, incredibly hip or thoroughly forlorn, but the actress never lets us doubt that these are all just different aspects of the same character.
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The right fiction is nourishing in ways life can be cold, and there's a lot to be said for the fact that the right pieces are like chosen family, in some strange and important ways.
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Pros: Can be worn in a number of ways, offers both compression and cold therapyCons: Hat doesn't cover the top of your head, ice packs need to be cold or frozen before a migraine hits
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They're all made from stainless steel, along with double-wall, vacuum-insulated TempShield tech that keeps its contents hot when you want it to be hot and cold when you want it to be cold.
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Her descriptions of the natural world—the "gunshot crack of avalanches," a glacier that "lay like a dropped towel"—are arresting, and powerfully convey her conviction that "how to be cold" means "how to live."
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" He's right, but that would be cold comfort for the 80 people who die so the politicians can avoid making a decision that—according to Rickman—"is obvious to anyone not trying to avoid making a decision.
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The determination that Trump is a weak president, struggling to assert power — and indeed on the brink of a failed presidency — ought to be cold comfort to Democrats and liberals, because weak presidents can be dangerous leaders.
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"Of course, the courage and common sense of a minority of senators will be cold comfort to the millions of Yemenis struggling to survive without adequate food or health services amidst daily bombing and shelling," he said.
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A crack team of forecasters has been hard at work trying to predict what kind of weather we're in for this winter, and on Wednesday, they finally unveiled their groundbreaking, revelatory conclusion: It's going to be cold.
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"Statistics can be cold and trivial," Mr. Siwoff was quoted as having said in the 1970s in "The Numbers Game: Baseball's Lifelong Fascination With Statistics" (2004), by Alan Schwarz, a former reporter for The New York Times.
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The heaviest snowfall will occur north of most major metropolitan areas on the East Coast, including New York City and Boston, AccuWeather said, but the conditions will be cold and icy enough to potentially cause major travel disruptions.
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Emancipator has been plumbing similar depths since he self-released of Soon It Will Be Cold Enough—a 12-track debut of mellow violin, piano, and guitar parts strung over slow-moving hip-hop beats—back in 2006.
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It's Valentine's Day this weekend, and depending on where you're going to be it's also going to be cold as hell, so this week's episode of Noisey on Beats 1 is going to be all about heating up.
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Even for you, who is supposed to be cold-hearted and ruthless and cut through it, people put a lot of hard work into things that aren't going to make it into the game, does something stand out?
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In a November cover photo for Entertainment Weekly, Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington pose in the snow, looking cold and super intense; that makes sense considering Season 8 is set to be cold and, you guessed it, super intense.
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If you're hosting a buffet and expect prepared or raw food to remain unrefrigerated for hours, use a portable burner (like a chafing dish) to keep hot foods hot and set those that should be cold over crushed ice.
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Some of the symptoms that come up in people who are deficient is that their nerves start firing inefficiently—you could be cold, you could have fatigue or shortness of breath, you could be dizzy, your heartbeat could be irregular.
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Even with solar panels, we would still need expensive batteries or a complicated interchange between generator and solar panels; the sun doesn't shine at night but the cooler needs to be cold around the clock during a 110-degree summer day.
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Most also knew that blankets and soft objects should not be in the baby's sleep space, but more than half said they put their baby to sleep covered with a loose blanket so that the baby would not be cold.
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In his first experiment he asked 602 people to imagine that they had obtained a front-row ticket to a basketball game but that a terrible storm on the day of the game meant travelling to watch it would be cold, slow and potentially hazardous.
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So every time [the showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss] told me Dany had a Lawrence of Arabia arc, that they wanted her to be cold and hard and unforgiving with her enemies, for a minute, I thought she might turn around and do something horrible.
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By God we have to be cold on this, now and for the future; if you're 30 years old with a good job, you don't give a damn about gays or immigrants, you want strength abroad but you think twice before using the nuclear bomb, where do you go?
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I didn't want her to be cold, and I also didn't want to put my arm around her, or smother her, because I didn't know her that well…Even though I couldn't have articulated it then, I understood that I could keep her warm up to a point.
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"New York can be cold, and a place like this makes you feel like you live in a village," Kari Lichtenstein, a family lawyer, said last week, as she sat with her mother, Emilie Palef, a Toronto native first drawn here by the quirky stores and homey restaurants.
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" Asked what mental place she was in prior to beginning her sentence, Miller said, "It feels like I'm being dropped into some dungeon and it's going to be grey, it's going to be cement, and it's going to smell, and it's going to be disgusting, and it's going to be cold.
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It's not a dairy cow's fault that it was bred to produce a nigh-ungodly amount of milk (the Holstein Association promises approximately nine gallons a day) that needs to be drained twice a day, but this will be cold comfort if it gets annoyed during milking and kicks your head in.
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A team of researchers led by scientists at the University of Waterloo has found that if global emissions of greenhouse gases are not significantly reduced, only eight of the 21 cities that have hosted the Winter Olympics will be cold enough to reliably do so again by the end of this century.
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It will be cold at Lambeau Field, and the Packers will try to use that to their advantage, but Minnesota has the front seven, led by Everson Griffen and Linval Joseph, to make Brett Hundley sweat on a 1-degree day, and it has the secondary to make Hundley pay for any mistakes.
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According to a study by the University of Waterloo in Ontario, climate change can alter the geography of the Winter Olympics, because only eight of 21 cities that have previously hosted the games will be cold enough to host them by the end of this century, unless global emissions of greenhouse gases are significantly reduced.
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Clean, with classic white tile, Kiehl's products and a vintage toothbrush holder too small for today's bulbous handles, there is nothing especially noteworthy about this water closet — other than the fact that, despite California's drought, the hot water took so long to warm up I worried that my shower, in a basic tub, might have to be cold.
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Fortunately it's actually pretty easy to get your bidet on in the US. The water will be cold—which is going to be making waking up in the winter easier—but the Luxe Bidet Neo 185 can be self-installed on any toilet, cleans itself, has adjustable water pressure and even an adjustable nozzle for when ladies need to clean their front bits.
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When it comes to how McConnell approaches the situation, it could simply be cold and calculated politics: Gardner is up for reelection in 2020 and recent polling shows him losing to a generic Democratic candidate 47-85033, in a state where the legalization of marijuana is viewed favorably by 65 percent of all Colorado voters and 64 percent of Independent voters.
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"One of the really horrifying things back in the Victoria case was people had been told to bring sweaters, because it was going to be cold in the back of the truck," said David Spener, the author of "Clandestine Crossings: Migrants and Coyotes on the Texas-Mexico Border" and a professor of sociology and anthropology at Trinity University in San Antonio.
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It starts like a (Random Access?) memory of the glitzy disco that Daft Punk have come to fetishize over the course of their career, but as they bring their sunny vocoder trills from behind the clouds, the record ends in an electro-chorale—a reminder that technology's embrace need not necessarily be cold, and that, of course, the robots were human after all.
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Arriving at the symbolic Brandenburg Gate on a chilly morning (it used to actually be cold back then), we stood at Pariser Platz (in what used to be East Berlin, in a country called East Germany), borrowed a hammer and chisel for five Deutschmarks (the currency Germany used to have before the Euro), and joined fellow revelers of all ages hacking away at the Wall.
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Some words of advice, not for the hard landing, but for the day that's coming, the feast itself, the long hours of fellowship with family and friends, the unexpected issues (man, it looks like it's going to be cold here in the northeast tomorrow!), the guests who arrive early or late, the turkey cooking too slowly, too fast: Everything is going to be all right.
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"This is sort of futuristic, but one of the thoughts would be, imagine you have something as big as an asthma inhaler in your hand with two prongs, and if there was concern someone had suffered a concussion, you would inject that, and essentially it would be cold air traveling through the blood vessels in your brain and cool the tissue down just long enough at the right time point," he said.
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Walden touches on the physical control the sport requires and on the rivalries and camaraderie of young skaters, but she's more concerned with evoking the feeling of being a skater: the chill of early-morning wake-ups (she recalls sleeping on top of her blankets so that she'd be cold already by the time she arrived at practice), the openness above the ice in an empty rink, the long stretches of waiting punctuated by brief flashes of performance.
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It may or may not have had an impact on Flake, I think it probably did, even if it was just the sort of strategic, "I can't have this video out there and then appear to be cold-hearted," whatever the reason was, I'm sure it had something to do with why he called for the F.B.I. Investigation, (which is a total sham anyway, so it's not going to make a difference), but I do think it had one kind of immediate political impact which was to delay the process another week.
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The moon in Libra clashes with Saturn at 83:00 AM, then connects with Jupiter at 4:39 AM, and squares off with Pluto at 5:37 AM, making for a busy emotional atmosphere—and emotions become especially intense as the moon enters Scorpio at 5:26 PM. The moon connects with Mars at 6:18 PM, finding us in an energized mood, and we're having serious conversations, thanks to Mercury's connection with Saturn at 7:09 PM. This energy can be cold, but it's fantastic for getting focused.
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At the top of the stairs, in front of his bedroom door, she decided her sweater made her look bloated and that she'd rather be cold than bloated, and so she pulled it over her head, her hair standing on end, static and electric, and she worried then that maybe she'd been wrong, that maybe he thought she really did need help with the paper, that maybe he believed all blond girls were dumb, like the jokes the boys his age seemed to find so funny, and that maybe the life together she'd imagined would never be, and she'd be left alone with her mother and father and the piano, because her brother and his girlfriend would probably move out soon, and then what would she do?
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