Their chilliness and obsession with class has reached gothic horror levels at this point.
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Colleagues were avoiding eye contact, giving off an air of chilliness in the elevator.
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On that score, the movie's chilliness roughly parallels the Hudson's temperature that fateful January day.
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Anderson is often compared to Stanley Kubrick, both for his meticulously designed frames and for his emotional chilliness.
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The chilliness is all the more notable considering Mr. Fager hired Mr. Rhodes from Bloomberg News in 2011.
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But it lacks the eerie chilliness, purposeful camerawork, and layered storytelling of movies like Vertigo or The Birds.
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When he first shopped around for co-presenters of Ginastera's music, Mr. Wachner felt a general chilliness from other institutions.
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While the painting is clearly meant to be a homey scene, there is still a chilliness about its stylized, almost schematic shapes.
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It's getting cold out there again, which is a good time to review why extreme chilliness can force airlines to cancel flights.
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When it comes to this novel's bracing chilliness, Pacifico knows what he is doing, to paraphrase Marco Rubio's callow remark about Barack Obama.
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Trump invited Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to Washington, a break from the Obama administration's chilliness to the regime, which has been rolling back democracy.
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It's great music for the coming chilliness of fall and/or any supernaturally emotional events that may befall your life: this is one to ruminate to.
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Mr. Hottinger, a veteran legislator, had attended one of the governor's campaign stops in Ohio not knowing whether to expect warmth or chilliness from Mr. Kasich.
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Hathaway, affecting an upper-crusty accent as Josephine's default voice (she has others when she needs them), savors her own chilliness and weaponizes her self-control.
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Her tone isn't soft — there's flint in there — but it's smooth and flexible, and she handles it with a cool control that never tilts into chilliness or stiltedness.
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Mr. Cordero, who played a similar if smaller role in "Bullets Over Broadway" (and won a Tony nomination for it), is ideal as Sonny, who radiates a dangerous chilliness.
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The sheer chilliness and quiet of Tomas Alfredson's film helps make it effective, but its surprising blend of gentleness and gore and its terrific kid cast make it memorable.
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As we floated down the river, my siblings and I dipped our fingers into the water, marveling at its chilliness and at the echoes our voices made against the glistening walls.
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The heavy narration preserves the voice from Bloom's book -- there's even a meta quality, in which she discusses writing one -- but it also creates some distance and chilliness vis-à-vis the characters.
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He and the president once ran family businesses and now run the White House like one, with a narrowly drawn circle of trust and a suspiciousness of — and chilliness toward — those outside it.
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Frank Stella is relevant, of course, to any discussion of the dark side of the decorative; it seems to me he subverts his works' eye-candy potential with the chilliness of industrial fabrication — and sheer size.
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I recalled the chilliness and aggression some white teachers and administrators had been displaying toward me since I had criticized the book's author, Jeanine Cummins, and the publishing industry's white gaze, criticisms that were echoed by other writers of color across social media.
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Republicans have long held that replacing Barack Obama's chilliness towards business with a warm embrace of commerce would lead to an investment boom (on this, they might cite the support of John Maynard Keynes, who wrote that businesses are "pathetically responsive to a kind word").
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At Brrrn, they offer three types of workouts, with different degrees of chilliness: 453st˚, a yoga-inspired workout in a 60-degree studio; 2nd˚, a core and cardio workout in a 55-degree studio; and 3rd˚, a strength training workout with battle ropes in a 45-degree studio.
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It was named in honour of his father Admiral Sir Fairfax Moresby. ': :Asunción: "Assumption" in Spanish. :Piribebuy (January 1, 1869–August 12, 1869): In the Guarani language Piri vevui means chilliness or smooth breeze, and pirivevúi, lightweight reed.
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Chilliness, cold limbs, dull-pale face, no thirst, listlessness, sweating, loose stools, clear-abundant urine, a deep slow or weak pulse and a pale tongue with a thin white coating. Empty cold arises from a deficiency of Yang.
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Chilliness, cold limbs, no thirst, pale face, abdominal pain., aggravated on pressure, desire to drink warm liquids, loose stools, clear abundant urine, Deep-full-tight pulse and a pale tongue with thick white coating. Full cold is generated by an excess of Yin.
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Chabas began work on September Morn in mid-1910 at Talloires on the shores of Lake Annecy in Haute-Savoie, some south-east of Paris. The model, whom he never identified but referred to as "Marthe", was well known to his family. Owing to the financial situation of the sixteen-year-old's family, "Marthe" had to work to support her mother. On the first day of painting, "Marthe" entered the morning water and instinctively recoiled at its chilliness.
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That's the Prisoner's Dilemma in a nutshell." Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly wrote: "Return to Paradise sounds as gimmicky as a Twilight Zone episode, but it's not. The film tracks the week in which Sheriff struggles to discover his conscience, and it puts us right in touch with his squirmy, divided soul." Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote: "As Sheriff, Mr. Vaughn projects a deep-seated skepticism and chilliness that give the story its suspense; he seems quite capable of keeping his distance and leaving Lewis to die.
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Rock sandpiper Saint Paul's climate is strongly influenced by the cold waters of the surrounding Bering Sea, and is classified as polar (Köppen ET) due to the raw chilliness of the summers. It experiences a relatively narrow range of temperatures, high wind, humidity and cloudiness levels, and persistent summer fog. There is high seasonal lag: February is the island's coldest month, while August is its warmest; the difference between the average low temperature in February and the average high temperature in August is only . Although the mean average temperature for the year is above freezing, at , the monthly daily average temperature remains below freezing from December to April.
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