Down on the streets of South Los Angeles, it was blazing hot.
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SS Zack Cozart remains blazing hot after tying a career high with five RBIs Sunday.
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Marky Mark and the fam bam hit up Barbados ... where it apparently was blazing hot.
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As with a chicken, you'll need to get the pan blazing hot before searing the bird.
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NASA plans to launch a probe in 2018 that will 'touch' the sun's blazing-hot atmosphere
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And sure, those trees look like jagged teeth in the blazing hot mouth of Satan himself.
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That's the blazing-hot mixture of gas, lava fragments and other debris belched out by a volcano.
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Watch it below, and read our 15 blazing hot takes on the previous single, "Burn the Witch."
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The last time it happened was in 2006, so def tune in for this blazing hot celestial action.
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Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin were blazing hot Saturday night at a Cannes Film Festival party.
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Occasionally, I spotted Nusra members hunched in a vehicle; though it was blazing hot, they hid behind balaclavas.
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But when he returned home several hours later, his son was pale and blazing hot, limp in his wife's arms.
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She'd return home with welts beneath her toes and heels from the blazing-hot sidewalk, along with a severely sunburnt face.
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And thankfully, whether or not you choose to order one on this blazing hot August day is a matter of choice.
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New Yorkers on the subway are kicking off their weekends dealing with long delays to go with the blazing hot temperatures.
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Warm up by dipping into one of these books — set in blazing hot summers, during heat waves, even in the desert.
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Another planned target for early in the mission is WASP-18b, a blazing hot Jupiter with an atmosphere, according to NASA.
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The Miami real-estate market, already blazing hot before the storm, will feed off of the temporary disruption and heat up further.
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Franco and Isabel Pakzad hit up the Soho House Sunday in Malibu on a sunny day -- in fact, a blazing hot day.
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George carries Pacers past Pistons INDIANAPOLIS — Paul George got blazing hot in the late going, and got even more heated as time expired.
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Even without unloading music's biggest stars in the middle of the blazing hot desert, the 2016 Billboard Music Awards was bound to be hot.
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She dyed it a blazing hot pink to catch the attention of the people she wanted to interview for her recently created entertainment news blog.
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So there I was, that February morning, heading to the hospital with my blazing hot baby, trying to tempt her to drink milk, apple juice, anything.
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"Here I am, blazing hot pink in front of a room, it's a sea of blue and gray suits," Eckert says, remembering the mostly male audience.
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When I think of it the image that comes to my mind is of a blazing hot day with the noonday sun beating down in perpetuity.
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Physically, the reservation is characterized by rolling prairie land with blazing hot summers over 110°F and biting cold winters, where temperatures drop to -50°F.
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Rake the coals to create two or three distinct temperature zones ranging from blazing hot (more coals) to moderately hot (fewer coals) to ambient (no coals).
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There are the Hispanic caricatures, like the tot at a barbecue who spikes Bud's food with a blazing hot chili pepper from a bag marked Extra Caliente.
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The exoplanet is considered a "hot Jupiter," a class of exoplanets that are similar in size to gas giants like Jupiter, except they have blazing hot temperatures.
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Barry Silbert, CEO and founder of Digital Currency Group and Grayscale Investments, said besides bitcoin the majority of the once blazing hot crypto market will eventually be worthless.
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It's like a blazing hot sunshine on the first day of spring as the two brighten the room (not unlike an "Outlet" *wink wink*) candor, grace, and yelling.
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For those of you who got annoyed by Miss Colombia telling everyone she was robbed at the Miss Universe pageant, check out the winner, because she's blazing hot.
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During the period, abnormally warm temps hit Western Europe, leaving typically moderately warm cities blazing hot, creating a run on air conditioners and even fans in some cities.
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The combination is so irresistible that I usually eat a few pieces, still blazing hot, straight from the baking sheet, inevitably burning my fingertips and tongue in the process.
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Blazing hot oil, the funk of coiled pink-brown organ meat, an acidic bouquet of crushed peppercorns, star anise, and scallions all wafted together, promising to numb our mouths.
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"Byung-Hun Lee and I spent five weeks up in that church steeple, every day, it was blazing hot, sitting up there shooting bad guys day after day," he added.
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NASA's Kepler mission spotted lava worlds such as Kepler-10b and Kepler-78b which closely orbit their stars and have blazing hot surface temperatures that rival lava flows on Earth.
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Once, a friend was at a blazing hot table in Vegas when a man rolled up in rumpled clothing, a putrid smell on him, angrily jostling for the last available space.
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Photo: GettyBefore you book your next stay in an Airbnb, check to make sure it doesn't run the risk of becoming a blazing hot inferno that will lead to your untimely demise.
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Inside the brick and tin houses it was blazing hot, and so the neighborhood women sat in the narrow lanes, combing their children's hair or washing lunch pots at the public tap.
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The events of the musical unfold in the peak of a blazing hot New York summer, telling a tale of a community struggling to maintain its identity in a rapidly changing world.
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Flown just once before, the grid fins will be standard on the Block 5 booster; they're meant to improve flight control and survive the blazing hot atmospheric reentries better than previous aluminum fins.
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Read closely: the small print in the ad is talking about how the plug itself will shut down when the plug overheats, not the blazing hot appliance, despite the tricky ad implying otherwise.
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On a blazing hot morning this past September, Hayden Vice — his leg no longer in a cast — appeared at the county courthouse dressed in orange sweats with "Property of Lamar County" across the chest.
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Ali found a degree of security in Diffa, a region of blazing hot sand dotted with sparse trees and donkeys, thanks to Adamu Moumouni, a stranger who took him in when he had nothing.
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Musk is also planning to modify his mainstay Falcon 9 rocket into a " mini-BFR ship" to test some of the more challenging aspects of the ship, like blazing-hot reentry into Earth's atmosphere.
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The chewy noodles with blazing hot chile (I ordered it "medium" — get mild if you can't handle spice) and Thai basil brought a refreshing food sweat and energized me for the rest of the day.
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He was talking about dabbing, which is a very industrial approach to getting baked that requires a lot of piping to cool down the smoke that gets blazing hot as you apply a butane torch to it.
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To test this, NASA is currently subjecting the heat shield to the freezing cold and blazing hot temperatures in a vacuum chamber to make sure it will protect the craft during the most critical parts of the mission.
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Under a blazing hot sun, white terns cruised overhead and dotted the trees, their fuzzy chicks cooling themselves in puddles by the side of the rough path Mr. Obama passed over as he took in the lush landscape.
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La Gracia would effectively function as a high-end juice bar with a plant-based menu, boasting such drinks as a blazing hot pink "wellness latte," all with the intention, Niezgoda explained, of paying homage to a traditional Mexican frutería.
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Anastasija Sevastova, the No. 19 seed from Latvia who was seeking her first U.S. Open semifinal berth, withstood the oppressive conditions to defeat the third-seeded Stephens, 6-2, 6-3, in a blazing-hot Arthur Ashe Stadium on Tuesday.
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"CRBC expects to build the future sections of this project," Kang Shifei, deputy project manager for CRBC, told Reuters on a blazing hot afternoon in June, beneath the giant pillars that will support a kilometer bridge above the Moraca canyon.
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As it turns out, Kepler has discovered key insights about the unique nature of our stellar neighborhood, which have included blazing-hot gas giants in perilous proximity to their host stars, binary star systems, and red dwarfs orbited by numerous rocky worlds.
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However, a billion-ton black hole ( about the size of a small asteroid) that might have squeezed into existence from the enormous pressure of the Big Bang would be blazing hot today, spewing gamma rays at a temperature of 100 billion degrees.
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" She denies that jetting back to the West Coast was an escape from the political and personal spotlight that was reaching blazing hot temperatures for her in D.C. "At that time I hadn't found my raison d'etre: Why am I here in Washington?
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That includes Venus, which is actually so Earthlike—despite the fact that it's blazing-hot and inhospitable to us humans—that it's often called Earth's twin: They're both rocky, they have a similar size and mass, and they're neighbours in our solar system.
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When you're a kid doing a cannonball into the deep end on a blazing hot July day, the last thing on your mind is whether the chemical used to keep germs at bay may also be doing serious damage to your skin and hair.
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The 28-year-old Serb broke his out-of-sorts opponent twice in the first set and three times in the second to wrap up victory in one hour 17 minutes on a blazing hot afternoon at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in California.
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But even those sound problems couldn't tame the fury of the Grammys' blazing hot centerpiece, a one-two punch of the opening theme from the musical-theater phenomenon Hamilton and a performance by Kendrick Lamar that turned a protest of mass incarceration into literal flames.
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I watched Mr. Annan sit quietly in a blazing hot shed while a local government official blamed the violence on the Darfuris themselves, handing the secretary general a list of alleged rebel atrocities and complaining bitterly about the role of the United Nations in taking their side.
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"Maybe you haven't thought about it this way, but shade is an equity issue," Mayor Eric M. Garcetti said at a recent event on a blazing hot day in South Los Angeles, where he discussed a number of climate initiatives around the city, including creating more shade.
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The play, about a wealthy businessman who runs afoul of his state's governor, started off blazing hot at the box office, reflecting the high regard audiences have for Mr. Pacino; since reviewers questioned the quality of the drama itself, business has slowed, although at a time (January) when Broadway grosses generally take a dip.
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In summer, however, the top of Mount Tamalpais may actually be warmer than the middle, foggy elevations due to a thermal inversion. The summer fog and breezes make locations on Mount Tamalpais, closer to the ocean, cooler than the blazing hot interior valleys.
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225, refers to a "blazing hot day" but encountered increasing difficulties caused by the party's lack of ice travelling experience and the loss of all its dogs through a combination of poor diet and overwork.Crane, p. 205, pp. 223–27 The 80°S mark was passed on 2 December,Wilson diary, 3 December, p.
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A johnny pump is a New York slang term for a fire hydrant that is open in the summer for kids to play in the water. The warm colors suggest a "blazing hot summer landscape." In June 2020, it was reported that American businessman and art collector Ken Griffin purchased the painting for more than $100 million from American businessman and art collector Peter Brant. Brant's Basquiat collection was exhibited in 2019 at the Brant Foundation in New York.
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The race started at 4pm in blazing hot sunshine, and Pozzi's new Delahaye sports-cars took off into a handy lead. At the end of the first hour, Chaboud and Flahaut led in the Delahayes, from Dreyfus, Rosier, Chinetti, and Vallée in one of the big Talbots. The pace of the leading Delahayes was frantic; in the second hour André Simon set the fastest lap of the race. Soon after, Rosier came to a stop at Arnage after 21 laps, his car overheating.
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It is the only known sand- swimming skink in North America and occurs in only seven counties in Florida. Most of the vegetation in the Lake Wales Sand Ridge consists of (or has evolved into) scrub plants with thick waxy coated leaves that are drought tolerant. The leaves of the sand live oak are thick and leathery, rolled in at the edges to help retain as much water as possible during the blazing hot days of summer. Species of Opuntia, Yucca, Scrub plum, and scrub Serenoa repens palm dot the landscape and are well adapted to the hot sun and fast draining soils.
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