Researchers tested three different cooling strategies for workouts in the heat: drinking cold water; soaking the feet and lower legs in cold water; and sponging cold water on the body.
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Cold water: "The bath of cold water will help the frozen turkey thaw faster and more evenly," Reynolds says.
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Like the other stripped-down cold-water models, it has only a cold-water sprayer, pressure control, and a self-clean function.
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With some advance planning, you can prep your body to tolerate the cold water by taking cold baths or swimming in a cold-water pool.
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A new study pours even more cold water — and there's already been a lot of cold water here — on the idea that the Medicaid expansion has fueled the opioid epidemic.
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Though Harch believes that the cold water in the pool was protective, Sempsrott said that "overwhelmingly," most people who fall into cold water are simultaneously dying of hypothermia and drowning.
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Cook with 1 ¼ cup cold water in rice cooker.
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Stir together cornstarch and 1 tablespoon cold water until smooth.
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" Rooney also pours cold water on Nunes' claims - Axios : "Rep.
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How long can you hold your breath in cold water?
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Drain, then run under cold water to cool completely. 4.
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Her life crashes over her, surrounds her, like cold water.
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Refresh in cold water and set aside in fridge. 4.
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Stand the dish in a roasting tin with cold water.
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Cohen threw some cold water on Arnold's remarks Friday evening.
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Turn jeans inside out and wash in cold water. 2.
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For this scene, I'd just seen Olivier Assayas's Cold Water.
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President Donald Trump has thrown cold water on Apple's hopes.
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Justin Bieber and MØ – "Cold Water" (Mad Decent) Afrojack ft.
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Cover with cold water and turn burner to medium heat.
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Tighter lending conditions often throw cold water on job growth.
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Use cold water, and don't overdo it with the detergent.
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N.Y.C. Nature Nothing suits a winter flounder like cold water.
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Scrape the seeds out and soak it in cold water.
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Many have also poured cold water on the fundraising method.
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The chef's recipe calls for 64 ounces of cold water.
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Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, combine ice and cold water.
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Place in colander and run under cold water until cool.
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But Iranian leaders have thrown cold water on possible talks.
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Cold water also means fabrics won't break down as much.
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It was a splash of cold water on their faces.
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Warm water holds less of the gas than cold water.
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Sekulow was quick to throw cold water on the idea.
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I body shower and splash cold water on my face.
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One is dissolving the yeast in cold water, not warm.
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The US government, too, recommends cold water washing whenever possible.
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The cone in the "cold water" bottle was closing up.
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El Niño occurs when both circulations are weak, trade winds are slack, less cold water is welling up off the coast of Peru, and less cold water is being carried west into the central Pacific.
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The flavor of freshly harvested, cold-water sea scallops is extraordinary.
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That steam is passed through tubes that run through cold water.
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"It's cold water so the kids will love it," he said.
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She slowly poured a jug of cold water over my hands.
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Some participants got room temperature water and some got cold water.
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Fill a large bowl halfway with ice cubes and cold water.
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Within seconds, my legs were numb, standing in the cold water.
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Once the baklava is cooked, it is cooled over cold water.
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Rinse with cold water, then press out all of the water.
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Australian regulatory authorities threw cold water on that deal as well.
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"I'm going to splash some cold water on you," she said.
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Wall Street analysts also poured cold water on trade-deal hopes.
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Dunking your arms in cold water can lower your body temperature.
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I have icy-cold water as it melts in the bottle.
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Senate Republican leaders, though, are throwing cold water on those goals.
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Use a knife dipped in cold water to make ¾-inch cubes.
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The first is the drop itself, the cold water, the disappointment.
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Its cold water cousin La Niña can result in drier conditions.
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It poured cold water on Sydney's prospects of overtaking Melbourne, however.
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Warmer water can't hold as much dissolved oxygen as cold water.
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The result: a crucial ingredient in detergents like Tide Cold Water.
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Next, launder the stained items as usual, again in cold water.
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I splash my face with cold water and put on moisturizer.
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Some had minor injuries or minor hypothermia from the cold water.
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Cold water felt like needle pricks on her skin, she said.
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He then attempted CPR and poured cold water on the boy.
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Some had minor injuries or minor hypothermia from the cold water.
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She was shivering from the cold water when she finally emerged.
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Nell rises from bed and splashes cold water on her face.
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Key business leaders have poured cold water over the cryptocurrency world.
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Wray likewise threw cold water on that idea on Monday night.
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Goldman has previously poured cold water on cryptocurrencies as an investment.
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In a bowl of cold water, bloom your sheet gelatin. 2.
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And to splash cold water at it when you're not looking.
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It was like a splash of cold water on his face.
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Cook for 7 minutes, then drain and rinse with cold water. 5.
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Lightly rinse with cold water and thoroughly dry with a paper towel.
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The GA-06 outcome should throw some cold water on those hopes.
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It's kind of like walking outside and walking into super cold water.
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First you should wash the area of skin immediately with cold water.
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WATCH: Water rescues taking place on Cold Water Drive north of Walker.
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Some participants were given cold water, while others received room-temperature water.
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Place the potatoes in a medium saucepan and cover with cold water.
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However, House Speaker Paul Ryan's office threw cold water on that idea.
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These vibrate imperceptibly and create plumes of cold water vapor when powered.
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When I first started cooking with cannabis, I used cold-water hash.
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On paper, "Cold Water" should be the biggest tune of the summer.
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The next day, drain the chickpeas and rinse under cold water. 6.
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"The Crown" doesn't feed public fantasy — it pours cold water on it.
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Put the rice in a heavy saucepan and cover with cold water.
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She disappears into the bathroom to splash cold water on her face.
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Anyone could see that, watching her jump naked into that cold water.
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The cold-water-only approach preserves the cherries' crunch, the family says.
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However, some Democrats tossed some cold water on that characterization (The Hill).
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Sushi chefs sometimes use cold water to make their hands' temperature lower.
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It made me rethink the glass of cold water on my desk.
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Soak the onion in cold water for 20 minutes, then drain. 2.
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Prepare and cook the tongue: Wash the tongue thoroughly in cold water.
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Mix the cornstarch with 3 tablespoons cold water, then stir it in.
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The impact: The decision throws cold water on waivers for work requirements.
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You can practically feel the cold water as she makes a splash.
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Drain in a colander, rinse under cold water, and cool completely. 8.
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She had only seen [faucets] that mixed both hot and cold water.
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Justin Bieber's sang a stripped down rendition of his song "Cold Water"
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It rarely pays to pour cold water on the joy of others.
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It added that cold-water immersion, a standard treatment, was not used.
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Boil the insects for 1 minute and drain in cold water. 2.
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Some cooks advise rinsing it with cold water, but I never do.
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Many have also poured cold water over cryptocurrencies in the past year.
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Some Democrats on Tuesday quickly poured cold water on Lankford's idea. Sen.
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But it doesn't appear to offer any advantages over cold water alone.
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But many major figures have poured cold water on the cryptocurrency space.
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Major business figures also continue to pour water cold water on cryptocurrencies.
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This might explain why cold water was least effective in the study.
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When we do, wash them with cold water on a short cycle.
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But some experts are already pouring cold water on the whole exercise.
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In fact, [Fed Chairman Jerome] Powell has poured cold water on that.
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The cold water surged around him, swept him across the living room.
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His Damascene moment was more like a series of cold-water splashes.
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Cold water is the preferred temperature in China, South Korea and Japan.
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Even adding bleach to cold water washes may not do the trick.
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But mere minutes later, Trump poured cold water on the deal again.
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Add 3 tablespoons ice-cold water and stir until a dough forms.
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Blanch for 10 seconds, then drain and plunge into ice-cold water.
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Republicans in Congress are throwing cold water on those ideas already. Sen.
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Drench a clean rag in cold water and place it over the spill.
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Dudley threw cold water on the idea of the Fed doing the same.
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Christie also poured cold water on the notion he might join the administration.
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Once the turkey is thawed from the cold water bath, cook it immediately.
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An "excuse me?" rings out, hitting me like cold water down my collar.
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The report throws some cold water on the hype surrounding the 20183 wave.
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So yes Jaitley wants to sound like he's pouring cold water on crypto.
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It led to a 2017 track, "Cold Water," with Justin Bieber and Diplo.
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After the appropriate amount of time, you wash it off with cold water.
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In December, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak poured cold water on the idea.
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Garcia's death will likely throw cold water on the Odebrecht probe in Peru.
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Place the rice in a fine-mesh sieve and rinse under cold water.
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But that's for the coddled few who can't manage a little cold water.
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Retailers' heated price wars may get doused with a bucket of cold water.
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Cold water coming out of the tap could be both healthy and refreshing.
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Slowly whisk in 1 cup of cold water until a thick batter forms.
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"I only regained consciousness when they poured cold water over me," says Guo.
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However, a report from Reuters Thursday appeared to pour cold water on this.
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Prepare an ice bath: Fill a large bowl with ice and cold water.
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But Trump has thrown cold water on any suggestion of a strategic shift.
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Transfer to a bowl filled with ice-cold water to cool down. 2.
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"Cold Water" is so close to being what we wanted it to be.
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Drain and run the eggs under cold water until cool enough to handle.
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At the same time, business leaders have also poured cold water over bitcoin.
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The study is loaded with facts that throw cold water on his proposals.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) threw some cold water on the conference committee idea.
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Dishes range from a $28.503 cold water lobster tail to a $228.50 sirloin.
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Routinely dipping into hot or cold water is becoming popular in certain circles.
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Make the ponzu base: Soak the kombu in cold water for 15 minutes.
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Drain, rinse under cold water, and transfer to a large mixing bowl. 5.
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Johnny Knoxville: My thing is I don't like cold weather or cold water.
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When cool, tap the eggs and carefully peel, keeping them under cold water.
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After conditioning, a cold water rinse helps the cuticle seal in the emollients.
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"I'm too chicken for cold water," Mr. Jeys, bespectacled and generously whiskered, said.
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His audience saw his struggles with strong tides, soreness, cold water, and jellyfish.
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First, I splash cold water on my face just to wake me up.
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I grab a cold water bottle ($1.14) and chug it on the subway.
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"Andy did throw a lot of cold water on the idea," Maris said.
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But the Islamic State's statement appeared to pour cold water on that assertion.
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Mary Voytek, NASA's director of astrobiology, recently threw cold water on the idea.
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Earlier this month, Sirius CFO David Frear threw cold water on the speculation.
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Rescuers immediately performed a cold water rescue but it was too late for Cashman.
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In the episode, they talked a lot about the benefits of cold water therapy.
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I felt frozen when I was drenched with ice cold water in the winter.
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Add the whole eggs and cook for 10 minutes, then rinse under cold water.
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We will have more cold water in this action than the last 10 years.
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We will have more cold water in this action than the last 10 years.
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But Jonas poured cold water on the notion of a big tech acquisition today.
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Drain and rinse with cold water; drain and place in a large bowl. 2.
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According to basic thermodynamics, cold water can hold more dissolved gases than warm water.
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Turns out, pouring buckets of ice cold water over your head was actually worthwhile!
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Remove from heat and allow to cool in a basin of cold water. 2.
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Organisms can survive not only in cold water but some live in the ice.
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Place the meat and onions in a saucepan and pour in the cold water.
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Remove from heat and run under cold water until cold, then peel the eggs.
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And at the same time, major business leaders have poured cold water over bitcoin.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest appeared to throw cold water on the idea Tuesday.
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Unexpectedly, the woman threw a bucket of ice-cold water over my entire body.
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The new provision pours some cold water on million dollar salaries at nonprofit organizations.
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There is some evidence that cold water exposure builds immunity, but it's not conclusive.
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Cover it in cold water and soak for at least 4 hours or overnight.
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Like whisky, a few drops of cold water suffice to bring out ouzo's aromas.
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But in an interview Monday, he seemed to pour cold water on Trump's allegations.
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Soak the glass noodles in cold water and start boiling another pot of water.
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The feeling of cold water on my skin brought me back to the present.
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One day a week, I do cold water immersion therapy at a Korean spa.
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All mammals possess the "mammalian diving reflex," triggered by cold water hitting the face.
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Add 1 cup of cold water and continue to whisk for 1 minute. 4.
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It can be lowered and cooled to perfect temperature in that ice-cold water.
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But the libertarian Paul on Friday cast cold water on the Graham-Cassidy bill.
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Speaking to CNN's Phil Mattingly, she threw cold water on the new Parnas evidence.
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Sudden contact with cold water can cause hyperventilation and sudden increases in blood pressure.
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But Nomura Instinet's Jeffrey Kvaal on Tuesday threw some cold water on those bets.
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Coach Pep Guardiola has tried to cold-water the chance at an undefeated season.
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And I was always throwing cold water on people's enthusiasm in the diversity realm.
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Cold water has proven undoubtedly the most consistent way of controlling her mental health.
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Economic Scene The United States sure knows how to throw cold water on international harmony.
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And she'd sneak off to water fountains to wipe down her limbs with cold water.
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Make the potato puree: Cover the potatoes with cold water and season generously with salt.
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Larry Robbins, of Glenview Capital Management LLC, threw cold water on the notion that Amazon.
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However, in a letter to Congress on Sunday, Comey threw cold water on that speculation.
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Remove the eggs and run them under cold water to stop the cooking process. 3.
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Another rules long-timer, Bruce Ash of Arizona, poured cold water on the effort's chances.
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Officials have since poured cold water on this idea, and really, it was never feasible.
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However, the OMG data showed cold water near Jakobshavn for three years in a row.
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The popstar is featured on the song "Cold Water" by the EDM group Major Lazer.
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Someone sprayed cold water on to the horn to prevent over-heating and burn injuries.
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Mix cards, men in suits and an ice cold water, and you get pure fun.
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He&aposs been optimistic and throwing some cold water on it at the same time.
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Fill the pot with cold water until it is 2 inches above the bulgur. 5.
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You'll need really cold water, 1 lemon, 2 tsp of salt and the sesame paste.
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Is this something that the Democrats need, someone to pour cold water on their ideas?
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It'll make you feel a little like a frog plopped in cold water and boiled.
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"What's needed are strong data that pour cold water on mounting expectations for a slowdown".
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"Geopolitics splashed cold water on the markets," said J.J. Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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If they raise them too quickly, they may throw cold water on the economic recovery.
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The state has pumped cold water into the wells and capped them with iron plugs.
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And hydration stations, run by The Salvation Army, are providing ice-cold water in Phoenix.
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Bring the pot to a boil again and pour in another cup of cold water.
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Meanwhile, fill a bowl with cold water, add some ice cubes, and set aside.3.
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I ran to the toilet and Dad immediately started putting cold water on the burns.
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Key Republicans, however, have poured cold water on the effort backed by some House conservatives.
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That said, Cramer acknowledged how easy it was to throw cold water on the rally.
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But you don't have to be the Grinch to pour cold water on that prediction.
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A large, cold water "deeplet sea anemone" sits in the The Oslo Fjord in Norway.
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You might also switch to cold water washes for clothing, which cuts water-heating costs.
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But officials poured cold water on the speculation, and some seemed downright exasperated by it.
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He has said that he wanted "Cold Water" to feel like a movie from 1972.
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Mr. McConnell threw cold water on the proposal to make Election Day a federal holiday.
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Soaking the rice in cold water for an hour (or several) speeds the process somewhat.
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In October, Andrea Illy poured cold water on the idea of selling a minority stake.
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While the eggs are steaming, in a medium bowl, combine the ice and cold water.
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While that's highly doubtful, she hasn't rushed to throw buckets of cold water on it.
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They go to Lake Tahoe to practice hyperventilating and submerging themselves in freezing-cold water.
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The new study throws more scientific cold water on the far-out alien megastructure idea.
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So just like your laundry, wash your hands with cold water to reduce energy consumption.
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There's also an exterior shower that can be supplied by either hot or cold water.
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He also poured cold water on the possibility of backing a third-party conservative candidate.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly described where Dream, 7, was selling cold water.
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At one center, the bathrooms had no hot water and some showers lacked cold water.
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Ford's attorney Lisa Banks threw more cold water on the idea of a Monday hearing.
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But recently she poured cold water on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP.
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For Rob, cold water and depression—or anxiety—are forces to be understood, not fought.
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Per the brand's instructions, I washed it in cold water and let it air dry.
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This includes a flexible metal cold water hose, T-adapters for the cold and hot water connections, a plastic hot water hose, and optional parts like Teflon tape to prevent leakage and a hot water inlet cap if you only plan on using cold water.
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Drain pasta and run under cold water to cool, then transfer to a large bowl. 2.
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The cold water would just be a proxy for anti civilization or ... Not soft, modern life.
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Sprinkle the gelatin in 1/2 cup cold water until absorbed and softened, about 1 minute.
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It smelled of dry hay and cold water: The summer heat would not last much longer.
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Submerge the whole bird in cold water, and the USDA recommends 30 minutes for every pound.
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Well, that's a dash of cold water for a Friday morning, so here — have some news!
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That poured cold water on Chinese small caps, and on the tech-heavy ChiNext growth board.
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Cold water, I learned, works on your hair the same way it does on your skin.
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And then most of them go west and track north, get to cold water, and die.
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In the end, it was clear that cold water reduced thirst more than room-temperature water.
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Carefully add the eggs and cook for 6 minutes, then drain and run under cold water.
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Drain, and run the pasta under cold water for a few minutes, the set aside. 5.
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Stir together reserved pineapple juice, sugar and 1 cup cold water in a large pitcher. 4.
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To clean the fresh herbs rinse in cold water and spin dry in a salad spinner.
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That's because cold water triggers a wave of mood-boosting neurochemicals which make you feel happy.
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You don't have either side flaunting their negotiating positions or throwing cold water on the talks.
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Orthodox believers swim across cold water for a cross in the Ribnica River, in Podgorica, Montenegro.
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A man with his son plunges into ice-cold water of the Ob River in Novosibirsk.
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Meanwhile, cold water is lowering their metabolism, allowing the jellies to subsist on very little food.
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But two recent studies cited by Rampell throw a bit of cold water on the idea.
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Wash the lettuces, watercress, parsley, tarragon and chervil in cold water, drying with a salad spinner.
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To keep the initial shedding to a minimum, use the cold water setting when washing clothes.
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The Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority have poured cold water on that idea.
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While practicing Wim Hof's cold water breathing techniques, RDA appeared near the falls with his family.
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Make the panna cotta: Soak the gelatin leaves in cold water until soft, about 203 minutes.
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Or, at the very minimum, limit time in the heat and come armed with cold water.
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Its leader, Pablo Casado poured cold water on Mr. Sánchez's chances of forming a new government.
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Despite repeated attempts to pour cold water on President Trump's boasting, it seems to be working.
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Speculative fiction, at its best, can serve as a bucket of cold water to the face.
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Cold water on our faces, rough floorboards under our grimy feet, planks of wood for toilets.
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One, common in Washington, is to pour cold water on any attempt to negotiate in Venezuela.
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A banya typically includes a steam room with wooden benches, buckets or pools of cold water.
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But she poured cold water on the notion that we'll see the two of them together.
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The latest: Senators from both parties spent the day yesterday throwing cold water on Jackson's nomination.
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But OK—take a deep breath, splash some cold water in your face, and click through.
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This time there was no sauna in sight, with 20 startups pitching in freezing cold water.
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Add 2 quarts cold water and the sachet and bring to a boil over high heat.
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Putting his head under running cold water and drinking a milkshake didn't help matters much, either.
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CNBC poured some cold water on the report earlier this morning, but didn't dismiss it entirely.
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Thankfully, actor Liam Cunningham (who plays Davos) is here to throw cold water on that theory.
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But Variety threw cold water on that speculation when they reported that the women hardly appear.
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The tooth might need to be rinsed gently in cold water, milk, or IV salt solution.
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Without the cold-water barrier, these southern fish appear to be moving farther and farther north.
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We recommend starting with cold water and slowly adding hot to avoid the chance of scalding.
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Rewind "Cold Water," Olivier Assayas's paean to adolescent desperation, is as bracing as its title suggests.
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Instead we got a bit of froth and circumstance, a splash or two of cold water.
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Though Rooh Afza is typically mixed into cold water or milk, Mr. Sharma had other plans.
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But imagine a group of friends on a beach getting ready to wade into cold water.
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I filled my washbasin with super cold water, threw in some ice cubes, and started splashing.
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Giant sprinklers called center pivots often got stuck and flooded acres with ankle-deep cold water.
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A senior Democratic Senate aide poured cold water on the notion a deal could be reached.
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The 51 miles that now qualify for "excellent" cold-water protections will shrink to 13 miles.
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But all that heat is melting Arctic ice, which sends cold water rushing through our oceans.
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As for campaign finance violations, the Department of Justice has already thrown cold water on that.
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But here comes Delaware Democrat, Chris Coons, pouring some cold water on that idea on MSNBC.
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Some of the forces behind the climate begin as cold water currents near Alaska's Aleutian Islands.
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Try chilling freezer-safe water bottles for easy access to ice-cold water throughout the day.
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If you want it colder or looser, just add more ice cubes and cold water. 33.
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Place the hot dogs in a medium pot of cold water and set over medium heat.
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Velasquez picked up his mother, brought her into the bathtub and ran cold water on her.
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Too much cold water, in the form of higher rates, will choke off demand and hence jobs.
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This budget-friendly essential allows you to tote freezing cold water comfortably while you're traversing hiking trails.
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Remove cauliflower and transfer to a colander and rinse in very cold water to stop the cooking.
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It can be stored in the fridge like a Brita pitcher, providing filtered cold water as needed.
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Already, several Republican Senate appropriators have thrown cold water on the idea of reopening past spending fights.
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Hailey Baldwin on Friday threw cold water on reports that she and Justin Bieber secretly got married.
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A source familiar with the Fed's thinking also poured cold water on the idea of a pact.
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Bathing suits in winter with the wind blowing and then you would be sprayed with cold water.
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At the time, doctors prescribed buckets of cold water thrown over the head to combat suicidal thoughts.
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No matter how tired you are, wash your face before going to bed with cold water. 3.
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Comments from the Chinese ministry — reported by the FT — doesn't exactly pour cold water on that scenario.
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Lofoten is home to the world's largest cold-water coral reef and mainland Europe's biggest seabird colony.
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And for fans of Nashville, we're sorry to be throwing more cold water on your soupy cereal.
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Ten wells were "quenched," which cools them with cold water, and the last was plugged with mud.
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Though he was desperate for sleep, cold water was repeatedly thrown over him to keep him awake.
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Each time Zubaydah closed his eyes to sleep, the man in black threw cold water on him.
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For a kid friendly, non-alcoholic version just use cold water or more juice instead of alcohol.
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Russia, the world's biggest oil producer, poured cold water on Monday on a new production freeze plan.
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Also, make sure to only use cold water—as hot water typically contains higher levels of lead.
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Moreover, CNBC's David Faber this morning threw cold water on the prospect of any sort of deal.
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While standing with the cold water hitting my back, I practice slowing my breathing and calming down.
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S&P Global Ratings has thrown cold water on President Donald Trump's claims of Chinese currency manipulation.
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Morrisons CEO might be optimistic but retail analysts were ready to pour cold water on the numbers.
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Within a couple of days, they began to pipe up and pour cold water on Gadoury's discovery.
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Sewing's remarks appear to pour cold water on the idea of big cross-border mergers anytime soon.
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Once you've cut all your potatoes, rinse them under cold water until the water runs clear.2.
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Let the eggs sit for 10 minutes off the heat, then drain and rinse with cold water.
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It won't hurt to wash something in cold water, even if its tag says hot is fine.
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As soon as the water returns to a boil, pour in about 1 cup of cold water.
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Nurmagomedov and UFC boss Dana White have recently poured cold water on the possibilities of a rematch.
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In between, you should drink hot tea with lemon and honey or cool (but not cold) water.
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In the beginning of the interview, the detective asked Cruz whether he would like some cold water.
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Scott Walker conceded the race to Evers, Vos poured cold water on any prospects of bipartisan cooperation.
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There is some scientific evidence that cold water can help fight off stress, depression and insomnia, though.
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Environmental campaigners will welcome the MoD's analysis for throwing cold water on Big Oil's Arctic drilling dreams.
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Make the brine: In a large bowl, dissolve the salt into 8 cups of cold water. 2.
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The KOC poured cold water on such hopes on Thursday, saying the rule would remain in force.
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But Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser threw cold water on the idea in a recent interview.
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Playing 21 seconds of "Cold Water" at maximum volume, half of the 19883 headphones exceeded 85 decibels.
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Rinse under cold water, then dip back quickly into the boiling water before building your bowl. 7.
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"The tide, the hot or cold water, wildlife, weather, it all affects open-water swimming," she said.
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After 20 minutes, throw glass noodles in for a minute, then back into cold water and strain.
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A splash of cold water: Twitter's chief, Jack Dorsey, has been a guest at Goldman gatherings before.
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She simply soaks washcloths in cold water and has the servers pass them out during the reception.
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First wash your hands with soap and water, then run cold water on your produce, as normal.
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Finally, you might want to make sure the boiler is switched on: cold water favours no man.
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I hope they won't send flyers and throw cold water on this good mood after the summit.
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A few potential benefits of cold-water therapy: weight loss stimulation, increased circulation and stress reduction. Brrr.
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A few potential benefits of cold-water therapy: weight-loss stimulation, increased circulation and stress reduction. Brrr.
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Some, wearing flip-flops in the mud, washed by pouring cold water over themselves from plastic containers.
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Rinse under cold water when the time's up, peel and cut onto your bowl of buttered rice.
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So have the women and girls — to be soaked in ice-cold water and sprayed with patchouli.
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First, less than two weeks ago, the then-president-elect threw cold water on the House plan.
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It pours cold water on previous reports that espouse the protective effects of alcohol under some conditions.
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Downtown has changed beyond recognition, its cold-water lofts overtaken by shoe boutiques and tourist-trap restaurants.
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The river was cold enough to cause hypothermia, according to the National Center for Cold Water Safety.
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" He also poured some cold water on Manchin-Toomey, telling reporters that "I think we've moved on.
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Higher rates could throw cold water on overheating home prices, but only if demand pulls back significantly.
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A splash of cold water first: Neither RAV nor Rogue deliver Prius's 2000-mile-per-gallon frugality.
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Thursday's ruling throws a bunch of cold water right in his face on that line of thinking.
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And McConnell has thrown cold water on the idea of doing welfare reform on a partisan basis.
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"It kind of feels like you're stepping out into a pool of cold water," Mr. Carmon said.
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"We've not really isolated the factor in cold water swimming that is doing the good," he says.
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He first considered cold water after watching a TED talk on the virtues of daily cold showers.
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He first encountered the cold water effect in 2012 while filming a BBC documentary in the Arctic.
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Place the grated cassava in a sieve and rinse thoroughly in cold water to remove the starch.
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The instructions from Tide were simple: Either wash by hand in cold water with its Original Liquid Laundry Detergent, roll the garment in a towel to eliminate any additional moisture, and lay flat or hang to dry; or machine wash on gentle in cold water and air dry.
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Ms. Lee arrived in Manhattan in 203 and settled into a cold-water apartment in the East 220s.
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When you see Mer smile from the kitchen table, it's like a bucket of cold water hitting you.
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She's the one who soaks her feet in cold water to keep from dozing off while she studies.
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But instead of cold water filling your lungs, toxic, flammable particles start killing you from the inside out.
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Don't be tempted to gulp down cold water as that could cause stomach cramps, according to the CDC.
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Dissolve instant coffee in a little bit of hot water, and add cold water to balance it out.
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Many California Democratic consultants throw cold water on the idea that this new political moment could imperil Feinstein.
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If you want to sweat less, cold water is probably a much better bet than an ice pack.
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Whisk 4 cups cold water and remaining 4 tablespoons salt in a large bowl until salt is dissolved.
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At the Stewart Detention Center, some bathrooms had no hot water and some showers had no cold water.
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You're able to machine wash the clothes in cold water, but you cannot put them in the dryer.
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When it comes to your hair, cold water helps to seal your hair cuticle, making it lay smoothly.
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These currents acts as a kind of underwater conveyor belt, bringing cold water to the planet's equatorial regions.
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One food delivery app, Zomato, asked its customers to greet delivery staff with a glass of cold water.
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Caterpillar did a stellar job of throwing cold water on the rally of its stock, Jim Cramer said.
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He also tried cold-water therapy, a total-immersion treatment, as well as yoga and yoga breathing exercises.
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You may need one or two more tablespoons of cold water, depending on the kind of flour. 2.
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The growth of sea ice surrounding Antarctica, however, may be facilitated by Armour's mechanism of deep cold water.
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"He was an old man living in a cold-water flat under the Brooklyn Bridge," Ms. Quinn said.
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Speaking earlier, Draghi had sought to calm German fears, throwing cold water on helicopter money or similar ideas.
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Yes, last year was a splash of cold water for those who rely heavily on first-year players.
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When he awoke, his drug dealer pounded his chest in a bathtub, cold water running down his face.
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It's the end of the season and I get plunged into cold water with a full costume on.
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The park even has a way to change the water temperature quickly for guests sensitive to cold water.
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It's easy to take the fresh, cold water that gurgles out of your tap each morning for granted.
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If you do go to the restroom to stretch, he also suggested splashing cold water on your face.
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Justin Bieber and MØ - "Cold Water" Zedd and Alessia Cara - "Stay" - WINNER Best Collaboration Video Charlie Puth ft.
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Soak the stems in cold water for about 1 minute so they won't burn on the grill. 2.
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In a separate bowl, combine the vinegar and egg with 353/3 cup|150 ml ice-cold water.
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On Sunday, Eminem threw cold water on the heat of the dating rumor during a concert in Boston.
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LONDON — Even freezing cold water couldn't dampen Andy Murray's spirits after his big win at Wimbledon this weekend.
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High prices have thrown cold water on consumer optimism in housing, as reported this month by Fannie Mae.
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Many have poured cold water on ICOs though, while regulators in China and South Korea have banned them.
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When Microsoft won, Salesforce threw cold water on the acquisition by saying it would violate European antimonopoly laws.
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They can just rinse the towel in cold water, wring it out, and it'll stay cool for hours.
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A few ice cubes aren't a bad idea; the cold water helps stiffen any greens thinking of wilting.
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Add the pasta and cook for 5 to 6 minutes, then drain and run under cold water. 2.
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He's unsure whether Trump throwing cold water on it will cause more Republicans to oppose the final package.
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It was a huge step, off a cliff, 20 feet down into a pool of freezing cold water.
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"The technique involves exposing potatoes to cold water flow, then sunlight, to freeze-dry them," Malena Martinez explained.
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There's nothing like the shock of cold water to push out whatever is going on in one's head.
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Once the shock of the cold water dissipates, the blunt inscrutability of the game remains and, often, frustrates.
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Mucus tinged with blood (which she always greeted with a sign of the cross): salt and cold water.
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She drank some cold water and draped herself in ice towels, changed her drenched socks and wet shoes.
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Despite that, though, State trotted out spokesman John Kirby to put cold water on the coal of claims.
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They glistened, tiny sparks of light, before I realized he was up to his chin in cold water.
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It's now like a billion degrees so I opt for a cold water and a frozen Twix bar.
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But David Wondrich, senior drinks columnist at The Daily Beast, said the cold water might have preserved them.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) told reporters Monday evening, throwing cold water on Democrats' push to immediately subpoena Bolton.
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Railings, rooftops, ledges and even windows provide surface area for drops of cold water to transform into ice.
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This is a problem for marine life, because warm water can't hold as much oxygen as cold water.
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Romelia Martinez then called 911 and he tried CPR on the boy and poured cold water on him.
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A day later, Sessions appeared to throw cold water on that idea in an explosive exchange with Rep.
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Several times, the women were doused with cold water, and each time it seemed like a complete surprise.
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Take the cloth out of the oven and rinse it in cold water for 20 to 30 seconds.
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"He used hot and cold water and slap, slap, slap," Mr. Wilson told The Comics Journal in 2011.
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If you want to try cold water immersion, don't jump in a freezing cold lake on your own.
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Most days, though, you'll find a few surfers and some old hippies out by the freezing cold water.
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"Cold Water" by Major Lazer (featuring Justin Bieber and MØ) A collaboration with Major Lazer and surprise Sheeran-bro Justin Bieber — more on that in a sec — "Cold Water" is actually credited to a small army of songwriters, including Benny Blanco, but it proves the range of Sheeran's songwriting talent.
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He recounted being stripped naked, having cold water poured on him, and getting his head slammed into a wall.
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However, this requires a lot of planning, as the extremely cold water temperatures and salinity make it more difficult.
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As soon as the cold water turns on, your brain will instantly tell you to run from the pain.
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The funny thing is that most big insurers have thrown cold water on this notion for a long time.
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Cold water species such as northern shrimp and capelin, which are important for Icelandic fisheries, are declining, he said.
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The benefits of cold water plunging are well documented, but that doesn't mean I wasn't terrified by the prospect.
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Some members of the club say regular bathing in cold water has had a positive impact on their health.
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At the dock, we take a quick cold-water rinse to get the salt off our body and wetsuits.
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From their shade volunteers distribute simple meals, cold water and ice creams to crowds dressed in black or white.
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Run's daughter is pouring cold water on the notion of a rekindled romance ... she says they ain't back together.
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He poured cold water on expectations of the outcome of the next meeting of OPEC members on June 2.
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All the similarities between me and Tonya that I had never known before washed over me like cold water.
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A man pours ice-cold water over himself during a purification ritual at the Kanda Myojin Shrine on Jan.
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And the judges threw cold water on suggestions from several justices that gerrymandering can be fixed via state efforts.
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No matter how long the friends have been taking the plunge, the cold water is never easy to take.
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Another night, he splashed it with a bucket of cold water, Ernest responding with a howl of frustrated rage.
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Maybe so, because this new Major Lazer track is so hot, it will leave you needed some 'cold water.
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Bitcoin is sliding after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell poured cold water on Facebook's plans to launch a cryptocurrency.
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Deutsche boss John Cryan, however, poured cold water on the idea, erasing some of the gains in Commerzbank shares.
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Don't forget to turn inside out to wash the lining as well, using a gentle detergent and cold water.
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As a child, as soon as he swam in to cold water, he would retreat to the warmer areas.
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If you do get blood everywhere, you can treat a period blood stain with cold water and stain remover.
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A girl dips into a basin of cold water during celebrations of Orthodox Epiphany in Revolution Square in Moscow.
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Then Blizzard threw the cold water of reality on those hopes just a couple weeks before the big show.
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The White House on Wednesday appeared to throw cold water on any suggestions that Snowden might receive a pardon.
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Ranma turns into a girl when he is splashed with cold water, and his dad turns into a panda.
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Add the lasagna sheets and cook 1 to 2 minutes, then drain and run under cold water until cool.
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Bobbi Kristina's conservator further claims that Gordon then put Bobbi Kristina face down in a tub of cold water.
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First, consider washing laundry in cold water, using "tap cold" if there's an option for it on the machine.
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Flake is also considering a potential primary challenge, but in recent weeks, has poured cold water on a run.
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A woman shared memories of nuns in a children's home hurling buckets of cold water at her as punishment.
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Freeze again, then add the raspberries (again, think small), cover with cold water, and freeze until it's all frozen.
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Others have tried to see whether cold-water swimming could help depression and other forms of mental anguish, too.
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But market participants threw cold water on the idea on the grounds that the shortage of capital remains unsolved.
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Conservatives were quick to pour cold water on the notion that the White House is fully behind the compromise.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is pouring cold water on President Trump's first budget, warning that it won't pass the Senate.
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In a small bowl, sprinkle the powdered gelatin over ¾ cup of cold water, and set aside to dissolve. 3.
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Fill a kitchen sink or a large stockpot with 1 gallon cold water and remaining 1 cup kosher salt.
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When a Broward Sheriff's detective started questioning the Parkland shooter, the officer asked if he'd like some cold water.
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A candidate going off script has become like a canteen of cold water to someone marooned in the desert.
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But McConnell poured cold water on those aspirations Tuesday, even before the White House meeting with Pelosi and Schumer.
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Make the creme fraiche batter: In a small mixing bowl, stir together the gelatin powder and the cold water.
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The men struggled in the cold water for more than a half hour before they were finally hauled aboard.
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Once cured, rinse lightly with ice cold water and set aside to form a light pellicle, 1-2 hours.
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If using fresh noodles, loosen them first under cold water before adding them into a pot of boiling water.
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Adidas suggests that customers wash their clothes less often, use cold water, and fully fill the machine each time.
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Later Monday, NBC News reported that a source close to Winfrey threw some more cold water on the speculation.
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Dairy should be flushed with cold water then treated with an enzyme-based stain remover (like Zout) and laundered.
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Both of those areas also harbor cold-water corals, glass sponges and other creatures found nowhere else on earth.
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"In Paraguay, the tereré is traditionally a mate made with very cold water, and infused with herbs," says Rosa.
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The swearers kept their hands in the near-ice-cold water about 40 seconds longer than the non-swearers.
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On Friday, people across Russia will step outside and plunge into ice-cold water for the annual Epiphany dip.
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Or removing laundry stains in eco-friendly cold water, or making drugs without relying on eco-hostile metal catalysts.
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She knew discipline in cold water; she knew the stabilizing and strengthening effect of repetition, of perfecting a stroke.
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Here's how to machine wash canvas sneakers: Take out the insoles and use a mild detergent and cold water.
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Make sure the meat has an airtight seal and put it in a cold water bath (don't add ice).
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They snatched the few things the migrants had brought: clothes, cold water, dates to sustain them on the journey.
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But using the cold water method in a shallow, non-stick skillet, I found it to be extremely successful.
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Schumer, however, poured cold water on the idea while speaking to reporters during a recess in proceedings Wednesday afternoon.
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Meanwhile Argus and Ben frisk through various locations and make love in what looks like a cold-water loft.
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But later in his testimony, Sessions appeared to throw cold water on the immediate need for a special counsel.
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Virginia officials have thrown cold water on the proposals, saying it's not logistically clear how secession would be achieved.
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Wash clothes in cold water rather than hot, and hang your clothes to dry rather than use a dryer.
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Phys Ed Cold water immersion is popular with some athletes, but it may slow the growth of new muscle.
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Advocates of cold-water swimming dwell less on its risks than on the health benefits that it allegedly bestows.
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He also adds coconut oil or Quest MCT oil powder and chases it with a glass of cold water.
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And Wharton's analysis throws cold water on GOP promises of economic growth as a result of the tax plan.
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Was it to push back against leaks or throw cold water on impeachment chatter, or because of internal pressure?
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He died at 41, after a drunken attempt to cool off in a fountain's cold water sealed his fate.
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In an interview broadcast on Fox Business Network on Monday, Trump appeared to pour cold water on the idea.
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Fill a large bowl or pot with cold water and add the leaves, washing them thoroughly – collards are notoriously sandy.
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Through the years, Steve Carell, who played Dunder Mifflin's boss Michael Scott, has continually poured cold water on the prospect.
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But instead of dousing themselves in ice cold water, the Eritreans are instead sharing videos speaking out against the President.
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When I am shivering in the cold water, all I can think about is turning on the delicious, warm water.
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The image above shows what hands look like when they've been dunked and held in cold water for two minutes.
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But the Trump administration threw cold water on that effort Friday morning — White House budget chief Mick Mulvaney told Politico.
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"Someone 'threw cold water' at us at today's AI conference," it said in a post on Chinese social network Weibo.
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Make the first layer: Sprinkle the gelatin in 22/24 cup cold water until absorbed and softened, about 1 minute.
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In this edition, Peter Smith writes about freezing out overwhelming thoughts and situations by plunging themself into icy cold water.
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But he was lying in ice-cold water on top of everything else he has to endure in that scene.
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In a remarkable new novel Nadeem Aslam pours cold water over these efforts, dousing the very notion of purity itself.
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Meervat was last able to wash with her mother inside the camp four days ago, but only with cold water.
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I head over to feed the kittens and give them cold water from the fridge, since today will be hot.
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When this delta of lava cracks apart, hot rock meets cold water and can explode — launching projectiles into the air.
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I down a bottle of cold water while making a piece of avocado toast and a piece of jam toast.
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Cold water is used to cool the blood, which returns to the heart and rapidly lowers the body's core temperature.
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That is where Lomas later found Brown face-down and floating in a tub of cold water in the bathroom.
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I refill my water bottle and chug some of the cold water, hoping it'll stave off my hunger a bit.
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Instead, its instructions seemingly led to the death of three people, who drowned in treacherous torrents of icy-cold water.
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Some children reported beatings and cold water being dumped on toddlers who were forced to sleep on an orphanage floor.
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PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron poured cold water on the idea of implementing protectionist measures on tech companies like Huawei.
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It's a simple combination: a spoonful of freeze-dried instant coffee mixed vigorously with cold water, poured over ice cubes.
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The reader's treated to Batman working out, Batman swimming in freezing cold water, and Batman generally being a sneaky dude.
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Not so fast: A professor at Carnegie Mellon University is pouring cold water on the idea, at least for now.
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During her trial, witnesses testified seeing Spriggs stomping on children's bare feet, dunking them in cold water and throwing them.
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In people with variants of BDKRB2, blood vessels are more tightly constricted when they plunge their faces into cold water.
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Centrist Republicans are throwing cold water on prospects that the House is getting closer to a deal on ObamaCare repeal.
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BOJ's Kuroda comments also threw some cold water on the short yen trade that has gained momentum in recent months.
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Rescuers arrived to the pond in minutes, equipped with a "specially designed jumpsuit for cold water ice rescue," reports WEWS.
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We also asked the candidate about Trump's Greenland expansion dream, and he poured ice cold water all over the idea.
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It also had a guy who was forced to be different gender every time he was splashed with cold water.
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Cook the noodles (discard the seasoning packets) for 3 minutes, then drain and run under cold water to cool completely.
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While wages seem to be finally moving higher, Praet poured cold water on expectations that this would automatically boost inflation.
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But the financial watchdog KNF poured cold water on the proposal, saying it would trigger exorbitant costs of $17 billion.
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The mother of six shared a photo of the NFL star dousing himself in cold water wearing a black Speedo.
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But the finance minister of Russia, in a CNBC interview today, poured cold water on hopes for a meaningful deal.
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Wait 15 minutes for a muted hue — 30 for a more intense color pay-off — and rinse with cold water.
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To survive, Jones sells cold water from a cooler on Congress Avenue, underneath Interstate 69 on the edge of downtown.
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Add cold water to the boil if necessary, but your total boiling time should be capped at 2 minutes. 13.
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If you're in the US, stay close to air conditioning or cold water — this weekend is going to get hot.
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" Then, Bieber performed two of his latest hits, "Cold Water" and "Love Yourself' (wisely passing on singing new track "Despacito").
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Next, top with another small amount of cold water, keeping in mind you still need room for the raspberry layer.
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Hours after the company announced its crypto ambitions, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire poured cold water on the project.
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While the state news media has denounced the tribunal's decision, it has also poured cold water on calls to protest.
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It then fell back when a British government source poured cold water on the prospect of an imminent Brexit deal.
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The reviewer found that the carbonation process takes longer than other models and disliked that it requires ice cold water.
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Though neither of my dishes compared to fresh pasta, Brown's cold-water method produced noodles with a more desirable texture.
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As long as you wash them in cold water and let them air dry, they'll look as good as new.
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All told: The analysis is cold water on the company that saw its share prices climb again beginning last week.
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Add the eggs and cook for 10 minutes, then drain and run under cold water until cool enough to peel.
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House Republicans are doing their best to throw cold water on the idea that anything concrete has been decided on.
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Make the soup: Place the peas in a large bowl, cover with cold water, and let soak for 3 hours.
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You can also make this with cold water and add ice cubes, if you're into a cold brew-esque experience.
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But as an owner, I'm legally bound to pour cold water on the idea the day someone new is hired.
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Chinese medicine suggests that cold is harmful for the body, so you won't be seeing any icy cold water here.
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Apply the paste, allow it to penetrate the stain for 30 minutes, rinse with cold water, then launder as usual.
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This time when he got to his dressing room, he grabbed a towel and washed his face with cold water.
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Cold-water immersion, a standard treatment, was not conducted, and it was more than an hour before anyone dialed 911.
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The company later said the someone had "poured cold water" on AI but it would press forward and never change.
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With either application, it helps to dip the scoop in cold water from time to time to ease the release.
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So first rinse any stains in copious cold water to wash away as much of the offending material as possible.
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The two friends shared a cold-water apartment on Avenue C and Ninth Street, paying $60 a month in rent.
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You simply pour in cold water, which causes a chemical reaction with a heating element that heats the food inside.
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The helicopter crash-landed in the East River, flipped upside down and then sunk into the cold water, authorities said.
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Doused with cold water, he awoke to be hung for hours by his wrists, bound behind his back with handcuffs.
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Freezing cold water spills over limestone rocks to create a 50-foot waterfall that bursts into a wide-open canyon.
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Steve Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, has thrown cold water on the idea of any tax bill meeting the August deadline.
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The cold water isn't as bad as it sounds, but the lack of spray control and heated seat is noticeable.
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Woo the water Carry a water bottle with you or have a pitcher of ice cold water near your desk.
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The state said last week it was pumping cold water into the wells and would cap them with iron plugs.
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The cold water had slowed the animal's heart rate, making it lethargic and incapable of swimming back to warmer waters.
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"There is a much higher chance that the Fed intentionally or unintentionally pours cold water over the expectations," he said.
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Add 21/25 cup of ice-cold water and work the dough until smooth but with visible flecks of butter.
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And then you have the House, where Speaker Paul Ryan has already tried to pour cold water on the deal.
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Although special-occasion cold-water immersion is a tradition at the ponds and elsewhere—Coney Island hosts the Polar Bear Plunge on New Year's Day, attended by thousands of dippers fighting off hangovers—serious cold-water swimmers recommend going in the water at least three times a week, in order to maintain the body's acclimatization.
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He appears to throw cold water on that new amendment, the one that won over the support of the Freedom Caucus.
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She was made to watch her interrogators beat him and cover him with cold water, before she signed a forced confession.
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Combine orange peels, rosemary leaves, cider, 27 gallons cold water, sugar, salt, peppercorns, garlic and bay leaves in a large stockpot.
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To make the second layer, sprinkle the gelatin in 1/23 cup cold water until absorbed and softened, about 1 minute.
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Add the egg and cook for 5 minutes, then place in an ice bath or run under cold water to cool.
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Impartial observers, including myself and futures expert George Pearkes, poured cold water on the theory as soon as it came out.
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But last week, McConnell poured cold water on sanctions, questioning if they are the right response to a member of NATO.
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But he makes two really good points that throw quite a lot of cold water on the claims of techno-optimists.
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When we drink cold water, our bodies exert more energy to warm the liquid to our internal temperature of 98.6 degrees.
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Because cold brew is steeped in cold water it boasts a smoother, less acidic, and fuller bodied flavor than regular coffee.
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Coinbase just threw a bit of cold water on Ripple enthusiasts eager to see their coin hit the popular mainstream exchange.
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But Trezentos pours cold water on these rumors, suggesting there has been no change of cadence in its discussions with Huawei.
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Greater scrutiny from analysts, well-informed media, and investors will put some much-needed cold water on private blockchains in 2017.
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In February, with the Republican nomination fight just getting underway, Obama splashed cold water on the prospect of a Trump presidency.
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"We were hit by a bucket of cold water," said Norihiro Fujito, senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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In the meantime, we were without power, showering with cold water, waiting in endless lines to get gas, food and, water.
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Instead of pouring hot water over the leaves, bottlers let the tea infuse in cold water for upward of 12 hours.
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Andrey Kostin, the chief executive of Russian state-owned VTB Bank, poured cold water on the $220 billion sum on Tuesday.
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The pair threw cold water on the idea that being forced to earn more money drove them out of the company.
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A Russian Orthodox woman bathes in a small icy cold water pond as the air temperature drops to 14 degrees Fahrenheit.
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A Russian Orthodox man holds a young girl as they bathe in a small icy cold water pond in Dubna, Russia.
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Priebus late Thursday, however, poured cold water on the notion of assuming the highest-ranking position in Trump's future White House.
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As the data center is surrounded by cold water, Microsoft is confident that the sea will act as a giant heatsink.
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Comments from Goldman Sachs analysts that poured cold water over the prospects for a sustained rally also piled pressure on prices.
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Some details: Leave whipped-up egg whites or beer on clean, damp hair for 30 minutes, then rinse with cold water.
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Shepherd was found clinging to the hull but Brown was pulled from the water unconscious and died from cold water immersion.
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Consider saving hot water for washing things after embarrassing emergencies or after feeling sick and use cold water for the rest.
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On Monday night, a member of the GOP's leadership seemed to throw cold water on the basic framework of their bill.
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Former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu (D) Wednesday poured cold water on speculation that he might run for president in 2020.
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I make us fresh lime juice — the juice and pulp of a lime mixed with cold water, honey, salt, and pepper.
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A welcome splash of cold water is provided by Ms. Thompson in her sensible nanny mode, playing Bridget's unflappably severe gynecologist.
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Cold brew is made by soaking the coffee in cold water for up to 24 hours, then filtering out the grounds.
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But he poured cold water on the idea of an "outside commission" to solve the problem, as some lawmakers have proposed.
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Even some Ryan allies are pouring cold water on the Speaker's effort to win 2202 GOP votes for the compromise legislation.
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I felt refreshed, as if I'd just plunged into a pool of cold water or stood outside in the snow naked.
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The Filtron Cold Water Coffee Concentrate Brewer produces remarkably rich, sediment-free cold brew, thanks to its multi-chamber filter system.
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But the GOP's narrow win in a solid red Arizona district Tuesday ought to throw cold water on that budding optimism.
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I miss feeling sand under my toes, the relief of hot skin meeting cold water, and the rush of a rescue.
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Cold water fills a drum where a heating element transfers energy to the water in the container and raises the temperature.
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This seems to pour cold water on other efforts to solve obesity problems by regulating the location of fast-food restaurants.
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Kukies also poured cold water on initiatives to create a European deposit insurance scheme as part of a wider banking union.
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For example, the shrimp industry has been suffering because shrimp only thrive in cold water and are therefore moving more north.
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Those issues have been resolved, and now "Cold Water" is opening Friday at the IFC Center in a new 4K restoration.
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The supplements contain omega-3 fatty acids, the polyunsaturated oils prominent in fatty cold water fish like salmon, sardines and mackerel.
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Cannellini or gigante beans, covered in cold water just before bedtime, take only about an hour to simmer the next day.
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For example, using only cold water for drinking, cooking and making baby formula reduces the risk of lead contamination in water.
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His younger teammates helped him recover from a workout with a contrast shower — alternating between very hot and very cold water.
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The owners, Gary and Olga Teplitsky, were offering not just coffee, but also cold water, snacks and anything else people needed.
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In the stifling heat, I throw in ice cubes so my cold water keeps me from melting on the subway platform.
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Coal slag is a waste product formed when the remains of coal burned in utility plants are doused with cold water.
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Ms. Martinez then called 911 and watched Mr. Martinez attempt C.P.R. on the child and pour cold water on his body.
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Starting eggs in cold water causes egg-white proteins to coagulate slowly, bonding tightly to the inner membrane of the shell.
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The cold water means fish have to eat fat to survive; that is a natural way to get lots of flavor.
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While Citadel is often at the forefront of investing trends, Griffin threw cold water on Wall Street's fascination with crypto currencies.
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Alexander was using a strong magnet tied to 65-foot-long cord to search for metal objects in the cold water.
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Researchers measured the activity of the particles when they were inserted before and after cold water, hot water and chicken soup.
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On Friday, Bear 410 made her bear cam return, walking through the cold water for a moment before moving off-camera.
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"Standing in the cold water and being cold certainly isn't good for the health of the animal," she said by phone.
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Small porches extend from the front and back doors, and there is an outdoor shower that runs hot and cold water.
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Fitbit on Monday announced the Blaze, a new $199 high-end fitness watch, but investors dumped cold water on the stock.
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AMC's bracing new drama throws a bucket of cold water in the face of slick comic adaptations for TV and film.
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Mix the meat with the onion, garlic, 3 tablespoons cold water, the cayenne, green chile (if using), black pepper, and some salt.
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The combination now of high prices and rising rates is clearly throwing cold water on the heat in housing earlier this year.
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On the Digital Songs chart, which measures online song sales, Major Lazer's "Cold Water" debuted at No. 1 with 169,000 copies sold.
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These soft drinks are made by infusing ice-cold water with seasonal fruit and syrups, sold at street stalls across the capital.
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The World Bank slashed its 2016 global growth forecast on Wednesday, which could also throw cold water on a possible Fed move.
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At midnight last night, Bieber, Major Lazer, and MØ dropped "Cold Water" and, again, it's greater than the sum of its parts.
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I hop into the shower to cold water... I wait a bit for the hot water to kick in but it doesn't.
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If you are exposed to giant hogweed sap, wash your skin with cold water, stay out of sunlight, and consult a physician.
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The relentless heat and humidity of summer continues, sending us outside in search of cold water, cool forests, and high mountain passes.
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"Typically in conditions of such, a human being is not able to survive over one hour when in cold water," Hanson said.
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The economists and other experts pouring cold water on this deal are forgetting the essential human element in effective storytelling and politics.
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Your author also mentioned nearly losing her nerve in Wast Water in England's Lake District and the potential dangers of cold water.
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Immersing someone's face in cold water and thus requiring him to hold his breath triggers what is known as the diving response.
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As for lobsters, there might be a humane way to alleviate the pain: putting them in cold water might numb the animals.
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Major Lazer, Justin Bieber, Mo - "Cold Water" Is it true that any song with writing credits from Ed Sheeran is a hit?
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The safest three ways to thaw meat are in the microwave on a low heat, in the refrigerator, or in cold water.
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Put it in cold water, though, and bring it slowly to a boil, and the frog won't notice before it's too late.
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For the most severe cold urticaria sufferers, something as seemingly innocent as jumping into cold water can cause a deadly anaphylactic reaction.
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After a few washes (cold water and air dry), I'm happy to report my "free" leggings haven't had any issues thus far.
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Rothman tells of a man who died kayaking in cold water whose sperm were in good shape a full two days later.
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Now for the cold water: Conor McGregor already has a fight scheduled, for the lightweight belt at Madison Square Garden in November.
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Ryan's office was quick to throw cold water on that request, however, saying the Speaker has no plans to adjust the calendar.
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If you want to hold the noodles longer, drain them, fill bowl with cold water, and return noodles to the bowl. 2.
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Remove the eggs from the simmering water, and run under cold water for 1 to 2 minutes until cool enough to peel.
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O'Neill single-handedly opened up the possibility of surfing Northern and Central California's cold water year-round with his industry-changing wetsuits.
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Sometimes, the pain in her abdomen is so intense that Naomi rolls about on the floor or soaks herself in cold water.
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Poach the chicken: Place the chicken breasts, garlic, and salt in a large saucepan and cover with 5 cups of cold water.
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Mortgage interest rates jumped sharply in January, but the rise does not appear to have thrown any cold water on hot prices.
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I experience puffy eyes and dark circles in the mornings which I've been decompressing with cold water and a lot of concealer.
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Swish the wet rice around in the pan with one hand, then fill the pan with cold water again, swish, and drain.
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To be sure, President Donald Trump poured cold water on the trade optimism, saying has not agreed to roll back existing tariffs.
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Perhaps more worrying is a recent drop in populations of capelin, a cold-water fish species and key export for the country.
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"Washing them in cold water will make them crisper and more flavorful than eating them straight from the package," she told Insider.
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She swam just 200 yards that day, but the cold water and the freedom of movement reinvigorated her, and she was hooked.
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N to merge their European steel businesses, its chief financial officer said, pouring cold water on investor hopes for a quick agreement.
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Put all the sliced leeks into a basin of cold water, and swirl twice in 21 minutes to loosen sand and dirt.
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Despite the idea's being quickly endorsed by Klinsmann and greeted with enthusiasm from fans, Gulati quickly poured cold water on the concept.
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The Spanish prime minister, wary of Catalan separatists, was also in Brussels on Wednesday and threw cold water on Scottish EU membership.
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But earlier this week, White House press secretary Sean Spicer seemed to throw cold water on the idea of reversing the decision.
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One well-placed epithet like that is like a bracing, toss of cold water in the audience's face, and it says something.
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It felt like cold water—incidentally, the only type of water that comes out of the showers in almost all of India.
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A hotel pan's worth of combs was cleaned and rinsed in cold water to remove dirt; unhatched larvae and wasps were separated.
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Others say the formation of a frost layer on cold water acts as an insulator, which contributes to a slower freezing rate.
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But it needs to be cleaned every day or every time he's done one of these meet and greets under cold water.
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But the recent surge in U.S. long-term bond yields to near four-year highs have poured cold water on the rally.
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If you're out and about, try wetting your fingers with cold water from the sink and then gently pat under your eyes.
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In an interview with Reuters on Wednesday, CME Chairman and CEO Terry Duffy also poured cold water on the idea of bid.
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Just prepare a mate and replace the almost-to-boiling-point hot water for your favorite Tang flavor mixed with cold water.
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The ice distributed by aid organizations meant families had access to cold water and a rudimentary refrigeration method in the sweltering heat.
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Earlier this week, the Mar Gregorious Orthodox Church of Delhi set up a fridge stocked with sandwiches, fresh fruits, and cold water.
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Following the release of the Mueller report, for example, the House majority leader, Steny Hoyer, tossed cold water on the impeachment idea.
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Utility crews racing to quench the wells with cold water and plug them with mud had managed to mostly secure the site.
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We have extremely warm dive suits for cold water, but still, the water can be choppy and the weather can be stormy.
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A uniformed valet stood waiting for our car with a genial welcome and cold water as we pulled around the port-cochere.
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It was unsettling to feel as if shifting a few inches the wrong way could flip me face-first into cold water.
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Friends inside the apartment then poured cold water on the scalded girl to try to alleviate the pain, according to the police.
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He threw cold water on that on Wednesday, telling reporters, "I do not believe we need to hear from an 18th witness."
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The tank collects coal slag, a glass-like waste product formed after the remains of burned coal are mixed with cold water.
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The office of Prime Minister Theresa May poured cold water on the memo, denying reports that it was prepared for the government.
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The cold water will, of course, hit your back and your chest and your genitals, and none of this will feel great.
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They were treated and quickly released, the fire department said, and some ha dminor injuries or minor hypothermia from the cold water.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin threw more cold water on it during a conference hosted by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation on Tuesday.
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The least expensive models, costing between $20 and $100, use cold water and typically have little more than a rudimentary pressure control.
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Cohn's resignation, however, poured cold water on a recovery in risk appetite in wider markets that followed news of the Korean talks.
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Judiciary Republicans, the Department of Justice, and President Donald Trump have all thrown cold water on the idea of an FBI investigation.
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Once those minutes are up, transfer the noodles directly to the cold water and let them soak for at least ten minutes.
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But European Council President Donald Tusk poured cold water on that idea on Tuesday, saying he hoped it could happen in December.
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" - Uber Driver, by Wiz Khalifa "I need a minute, cold water to the face / I couldn't finish, got the Uber from her place.
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Drivers put bags of ice in their suits and splashed cold water on their faces during pit stops, according to the Associated Press.
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Then I put some chicken in cold water to defrost for dinner later and get back to watching, you guessed it, Gilmore Girls.
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Most notably, a team of psychologists poured cold water on it in 2007, picking out a huge number of problems with the hypothesis.
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I remember plunging into the cold water of Potash Cove on Lake Thompson and swimming through the still waters, communing with the fowl.
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You're just going to feel like you're just basking in the sun at one moment or jumping into the pool of cold water.
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Before Aaron jumps into that aforementioned waterfall, he gets a bit shy, contrasting Callie's underwear-clad spontaneous plunge into the deep, cold water.
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I also believe in incorporating a healthy amount of fats like omega-3's from avocados, cold-water fatty fish, nuts and seeds.
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The vote seemed to throw cold water on a strategy that had drawn public attention to hitherto obscure passages in America's founding documents.
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We do not recommend anyone go out on ice without the proper safety equipment & training, ice can be very unpredictable & cold water - deadly.
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Another of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's advisers poured cold water on the idea in an interview with Reuters published after the Bloomberg story.
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In the clip above, Gav and Dan heat up a Pyrex jug before dropping ice-cold water into it to make it explode.
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Handmade with heat resistant borosilicate glass, the Drop can hold a litre of ice cold water or hot tea, whichever you're keen on.
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A sharp spike in interest rates following the election of Donald J. Trump last week threw icy cold water on the mortgage market.
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Add cold water slowly until the dough is moist enough to stick together but not so sticky it clings to hands or bowl.
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While all of this has thrown cold water on my sex drive, I have continued to push myself through the dating meat grinder.
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Pouring cold water on expectations, OPEC's second biggest producer Iraq said over the weekend that it wants to raise output further in 2017.
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MARKETS NEWS * Asian shares fell to six-week lows after the Fed poured cold water on market expectations of a lengthy easing cycle.
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Then, remove stains by wiping down the surface with a cloth lightly dampened with cold water and a small amount of upholstery shampoo.
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The way to avoid that is to wash in cold water with a protective detergent inside out, with the zipper and button closed.
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However, people who report swearing more in their normal lives show less pain alleviation when they swear with their hand in cold water.
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The audience, clad in warm winter coats, erupts in cheers as the swimmers dash into the ice-cold water of the green lake.
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Although cold water has been poured on our hopes to get a glimpse into Yazid's childhood, we respect his decision and turn back.
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After all, this Dutch weirdo was claiming his breathing exercises and submersion in violently cold water could heal all sorts of serious illnesses.
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Japanese-style: Some experts maintain that brewing coffee with cold water won't release many of its flavor compounds, resulting in a lackluster taste.
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This scene was a great splash of cold water to anyone who watches this show drooling over the obscene wealth of these people.
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But Pence, despite being close with Ryan, seemed to throw cold water on any talk of a change in Trump's position on Sunday.
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Prospective buyers may also overlook the ongoing cost of keeping a home, which can throw cold water on hopes for sky-high returns.
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To de-puff, I usually splash freezing cold water on my face and to lighten my dark circles, I cake on the concealer.
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Cohn's resignation, however, poured cold water on a recovery in risk appetite in wider markets that followed news of the inter-Korean talks.
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Usually people splash their face with cold water, but instead I'll just put it on my hands and pat in on my face.
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The prominent Wall Street law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore has splashed some cold water on those still hoping for higher year-end bonuses.
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But many critics have thrown cold water on the rise of the cryptocurrency, with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon calling it a "fraud".
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Fuketa has sometimes poured cold water on the schedule for the early restart of reactors, saying the projections of operators were too optimistic.
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Senate Finance Committee chairman Orrin Hatch this morning poured some cold water on the emerging bipartisan effort to stabilize the Affordable Care Act.
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But in 2015, the expected upwelling of deep, cold water did not happen, Dr. Cobb said, speaking by satellite phone after her dive.
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The thing that most draws me to the cold water is also the thing that most repels me: It's really hard to do.
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TKMS Australia CEO John White poured cold water on the strategy, saying that if anything, it gave Germany more confidence in its position.
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Rating: This hurts like hitting cold water after sweating all day or in the immortal words of John Cougar Mellencamp, "Hurts so good."
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Schock | Dems delay vote on anti-Semitism resolution | Progressives defend Omar | House Dem campaign chief pours cold water on 'Medicare for all' | Rep.
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The wilted celery comes back well enough under some cold water, and the scallion is salvaged admirably after the outside layer is skinned.
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In 1902, with cold water and an ammonia compressor, he figured out a way to control air temperature and the moisture in it.
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Get the stained item wet, pour salt on the stain, rub the salt into the fabric and flush the item with cold water.
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Bacteria and germs can live on fabric surfaces for days and regular washing, especially in cold water, won't take care of every problem.
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I could see my foot through to the bottom, and when I stepped in, the cold water only came up to my ankles.
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A. Under most conditions, it is better to keep the cold water in the chest, most scientists, campers, and manufacturers and retailers conclude.
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She puts raw grains directly into a pot of cold water and brings it up to a boil gently, over a low flame.
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Animals in oxygen-rich cold water could not handle the sudden drop, while those in tropical waters were already adapted to poor oxygen.
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In the residual tenderness of our collapsing relationship, she had lowered herself onto me gingerly, as if she were sliding into cold water.
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Learning to swim in a pool, Dr. Quan said, does not fully prepare you for ocean waves or currents, or really cold water.
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Grab a hot water bottle (the silicone kind that you'd normally fill with hot water) and fill it with cold water and ice.
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The artist's first cold-water installation introduced him to abundant sea life and, at 40- to 50-foot depths, a cobalt blue palette.
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"Today's hawkish rate cut poured cold water on expectations for a series of rate cuts for the balance of the year," he said.
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The strong backing for a national single-payer system comes even as the state's largest union poured cold water on such an idea.
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, a supporter of Trump's updated North American trade deal, poured some additional cold water on phase two hopes.
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I ran cold water over my wrists, splashed my face and the back of my neck, and then, dripping, gazed into the mirror.
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"I am extremely worried that the spread of the infectious disease could throw cold water on the momentum toward the Games," he said.
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In any case, for best results, they must be rinsed in cold water once drained to keep them from becoming mushy or sticky.
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He seemed to appraise the dark eyes she sported which were warm and yet caught the light like plums dipped in cold water.
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The difference is night and day: Cold-water eggs show nearly nine times more large flaws and double the number of small flaws.
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Bacteria and germs can live on fabric surfaces for days, and regular washing, especially in cold water, won't take care of every problem.
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I can't wait till it's warm enough to swim at the beach again — I'm a complete wimp when it comes to cold water.
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It's probably why so many bidet newbies start with the cold-water models but soon upgrade to a more feature-rich electric bidet.
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Transfer the pan to the sink and run cold water over the eggs for about 30 seconds, then peel them into your bowl.
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Both elements should throw some cold water on every congressional Democrat who is thinking about striking any kind of deal with the President.
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And a new analysis from the Institute for Policy Studies, a left-leaning Washington think tank, throws more cold water on the idea.
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Higher sea temperatures make it difficult for bigger, more nutritious species of cold-water zooplankton — which feed fish and other predators — to thrive.
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They squeezed into a rat-infested cold-water flat with their children while Fannie's ailing husband found intermittent work at an auto plant.
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The IllumiSink Light-Up Faucet Attachment makes hot water red, cold water blue, and regular water green, which is perfect for any chef.
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"When you do your towels with a cold water wash it's hard to get them really clean because they're so thick," Gerba said.
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So far they are avoiding saying 'No,' but so far [Scotland's demands] have been greeted with a very large amount of cold water.
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They included putting the duvet cover in the freezer before sleeping, sleeping with a rubber bottle filled with cold water and avoiding alcohol.
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The company owns half of Emicool, which provides cold water for use in air conditioning systems of residential, commercial and industrial areas around Dubai.
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Don't use cold water or ice to lower the temperature of a burn, since that could worsen the damage, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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I get consistently more nauseous as I lie in bed, so I get some cold water and sip it, hoping it'll ease the nausea.
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Kate Winslet went there herself after chipping a bone in her elbow; others contracted flu and kidney infections from hours in the cold water.
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But the special counsel threw some cold water on that hope today, and added that the decision of whether to testify was entirely his.
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Simply place your espresso beans in the allocated capsule, add some boiling (or cold!) water, and this machine will make you espresso anytime, anywhere.
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But a new National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) working paper by Hilary Hoynes and Jesse Rothstein dumps some cold water on UBI enthusiasm.
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That fizzled after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi threw cold water on the idea, which would have to head back for a House vote. Sen.
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She sets things straight right then and throws a bucket of cold water and slaps him across the face, in effect, with her words.
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She told police she immediately called 911 and saw Martinez attempt CPR on the boy and pour cold water on him, the complaint said.
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Anyway, that's the magic of film-making for you: cold water, limp bubbles, human whirlpool jets, and not a Lush bath bomb in sight.
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Instead of remaining crying on some slightly-used trampoline, Frances gets up, throws some cold water on her face, and wipes away her tears.
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But a government spokesman immediately poured cold water on the advice, saying it would be very difficult to reach the required level so fast.
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You have to put them into cold water, boil them for an exact amount of time, remove them straight to an ice bath, etc.
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Cooling towers provide cold water for various uses at Disneyland and give off a vapor or mist that could have carried the Legionnella bacteria.
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Sudden Coffee dehydrates the coffee beans into a powder for later consumption, and the final product can be mixed with hot or cold water.
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Go ahead and slap your face a few more times and maybe splash a glass of cold water on it to wake yourself up.
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The new offering is made by steeping air-roasted and ground Arabica beans from Colombia in cold water for no fewer than 12 hours.
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A perfect example of this is Major Lazer's "Cold Water" featuring Justin Bieber, which could either be in F-sharp minor or A major.
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While the Greenland shark's secret to longevity is still a mystery, researchers think their cold water habitat helps, along with the animal's slow metabolism.
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Next, brush a second sheet of dough with cold water and place the wet side down on top of the bottom ravioli sheet. 7.
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Gawarkiewicz adds that warming will affect fragile deep ocean ecosystems, including cold water corals, as well as large-scale atmospheric and ocean circulation patterns.
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Walker gave the example that his culture group used to tell children a beast called Mundigai lived in the cold water of their area.
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"Normally when butter makers get to this stage, they wash the butter with cold water, so you get clean flakes of butter," Harrington says.
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Firefighters rushed out to the scene with the equipment they needed for a cold water rescue, which included a special suit and small boat.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell threw cold water Thursday on the idea of doing welfare and entitlement reform on a partisan basis next year.
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In other words, millions of Americans may still be feeling the Bern, but the cold water of simple math may ultimately extinguish the flame.
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China's powerful state planning agency, however, poured cold water on the request and said the slowdown could weed out weaker players in the market.
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Some cold water: There are big reasons to be skeptical about a couple of other names you might have seen in the mix: Rep.
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"Halifax's data suggest that the recent jump in new mortgage rates has poured cold water on a market that already was flagging," he said.
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In Hungary, keepers at Budapest Zoo provided huge ice blocks to cool down two polar bears, who were also fed ice-cold water melon.
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Soak the fish in cold water overnight or a minimum 8 hours, changing the water several times (this removes most of the salt). 2.
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The Republicans quickly tossed cold water on Mr Obama's hopes when Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, took to the Senate floor on Wednesday morning.
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House Republicans are throwing cold water on hopes there will be a vote next week on a revived ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill. Rep.
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But a new national poll from NBC and the Wall Street Journal will likely dump a bucket of cold water on that GOP excitement.
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Nothing connects two people like freezing-cold water, an epic iceberg, and, oh, starring together in one of the biggest movies of all time.
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Trout are cold-water fish, which struggle to digest food above such temperatures, and start to die once water nears 80°F (0003°C).
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Author and popular UFO historian Richard Dolan told Motherboard that it is irresponsible to "throw cold water" on this before any results come in.
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After a few tense moments, the furry fighter let out a big meowing breath and was given cold water to help clear his airways.
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This type of allergy is called a physical urticaria, and it typically produces hives after exposure to heat, cold, water, sunlight, sweat, and exercise.
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Then that cold water makes a U-turn and snakes its way along the ocean floor, all the way down to Antarctica's Southern Ocean.
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"He was so enthusiastic about all the hard things we were doing, like getting in the cold water to do safety drills," she said.
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I still think it might be OK, but boy, they did throw cold water on the whole darned situation in that last conference call.
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As well as mental challenges, Lecomte will have to endure turbulent and unpredictable weather, potentially freezing cold water, as well as sharks and jellyfish.
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To recover, I sit in my bathtub for an ice bath, letting the cold water run on me, and then I add the ice.
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On Wednesday, they too were recovering, nursing battered hands and feet from wading through the cold water in the cave to reach the boys.
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Ten wells were "quenched," which cools them with enough cold water to counter the pressure of volcanic steam coming from below, said Hawaii Gov.
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To cool the dog, spray them with cool (not cold) water or place sopping towels soaked in cool water over the dog&aposs body.
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Pouring cold water on a rally in global shares that started in the middle of the month were hostile comments from Trump on trade.
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But a number of economists have since thrown cold water on this work and how it was conducted, uncovering a number of important flaws.
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With valuations stretched and worries about the economic impact of protracted U.S.-China trade tensions, disappointing results could pour cold water on the rally.
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He also poured cold water on the idea of a Maserati or Alfa spin-off, saying the two needed to become self-sustainable first.
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But certain cold-water whale species — belugas and narwhals — are believed to shed their skins during the summer, when they relocate to warmer places.
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But "Cold Water," which Mr. Assayas has characterized in some ways as being autobiographical, is even more forcefully a post-New Wave generational statement.
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In other words, nose-diving stocks did Mr. Powell a favor: They threw some cold water on the animal spirits that Congress whipped up.
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That brought more comfortable playing conditions and gave a boost to Monfils who during an earlier changeover had poured cold water over his head.
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He appeared to throw cold water on White House hopes that it can push Iran back into a room to renegotiate a nuclear deal.
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Spread it on the stain and allow it to sit for 30 to 90 minutes before flushing with cold water and laundering as usual.
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The State Department threw some cold water on the idea that Kerry's statement was actually opening the door to Turkey's ouster from the alliance.
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Canada is the source of many lip-smacking, cold-water oysters, including the flat Malpeque and one of my favorites, BeauSoleil, from New Brunswick.
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" Cold-water shower stalls and outhouses form a ramshackle central corridor on the rooftop, bordered by flowering planters that lend a "cheerful tropical air.
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Her natural caution has been cold water to his impassioned plans for European reform, especially for the countries that use the common euro currency.
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But Mr. Salles, with the benefit of hindsight and an astute ability to analyze the documentary record, throws cold water on this romantic notion.
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After the third step, cool the mixture by placing the bottom of pan in several inches of cold water and give it a stir.
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Wash workout clothes in cold water, stick with the low- or no-heat dryer setting or, better yet, allow exercise clothes to air dry.
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Toledo said he is surprised by his friend's arrest and described receiving the news akin to being hit by a bucket of cold water.
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However, it's worth noting that the cold water method is not necessarily foolproof, as Food & Wine's culinary editor-at-large Justin Chapple points out.
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Last summer, McBride put them through a Navy- SEAL training course, where they learned to solve math problems while submerged in ice-cold water.
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Standing fully under a stream of cold water has, in less than a minute, been downgraded from an all-hands emergency to a shrug.
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I followed the tag instructions that are on the rug cover, and I washed my Mickey Damask with a mild detergent using cold water.
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N-48's players cram into cars and head to the beach, to dip their legs in the cold water, to try to recover.
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Powell also continued to pour cold water on expectations that short rates could be another 75 basis points lower by this time next year.
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And he is splashing the latest gun safety push with cold water as the Senate prepares to come back into session in early September.
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Ice swimmers train rigorously in indoor pools to build endurance and carefully acclimate to cold water with progressively longer swims in rivers and lakes.
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The panel recommended cooling athletes in a tub of cold water at the event, rather than transporting them to a hospital or another site.
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Despite cold water from the likes of Kovacevich and Dimon, bitcoin bulls such as Saxo Bank crypto analyst Kay Van-Petersen see amazing upside.
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Jason's throwing cold water on that theory though ... telling he wasn't all THAT aroused in the photo, calling it more of a "semi" sitch.
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Trade Minister Joo Hyung-hwan urged Hyundai Motor's union to resolve the dispute, saying the strike would "throw cold water on the exports recovery".
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He would get into a position where he could photograph people climbing, jumping or walking through giant puddles of slush, cold water and snow.
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He ran down the bank and jumped into the cold water, feeling the weight of his pack and radio as his feet struck bottom.
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But Capito almost immediately threw cold water on the proposal, telling CNN that the opioid crisis can't be solved without access to health insurance.
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Mike's team has also recently established that bodies which have adapted to cope with the stress of cold water also perform better at altitude.
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Surging bond rates could also throw cold water on Powell's positive thinking, and call the Fed's whole strategy of gradual rate increases into question.
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He takes daily ice baths, for example, for physical rejuvenation but also for the mental clarity he says comes from the shockingly cold water.
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A third splash of cold water came last week from the White House, which has long been lukewarm about efforts to change the tax code.
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Memories of baths using heated kettles or cold water, and juggling three space heaters so as not to trip the circuit breaker, were still fresh.
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This style of brewing (which, for the uninitiated, is coffee brewed with cold water over a longer time period) is like iced coffee's swanky cousin.
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"Don't underestimate the power of waterfalls, rivers, and cold water temperatures," the North Tahoe Fire Protection District said on its Facebook post about the incident.
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Panicked, Quinones-Rivera — who had been trained as a nurse — unsuccessfully tried to revive the baby with CPR and by putting him in cold water.
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Leave the mixture to stand for about 15 minutes, then add 3 more tablespoons cold water and leave to stand again for about 10 minutes.
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But the city is home to a thriving subculture of surfers who endure long subway rides and bitterly cold water just to catch a wave.
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At an OPEC alliance meeting on April 20, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih poured cold water on the idea of lifting the production caps.
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Bottom line: Cold water reduced thirst more than room-temperature water did, and adding carbonation to a cold beverage made it even more thirst-quenching.
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The ocean had taken something from me, as I knew it would: Shockingly cold water has been a cure-all for most of my life.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak on Friday poured cold water on long-simmering plans to make Moscow's alliance with OPEC and other oil producers permanent.
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"This hits me like a bucket of cold water, because I have nothing to be ashamed of," he said in a phone interview from Honduras.
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Freshly melted ice not only injects life into the water -- it creates a layer of cold water that protects sea ice above from more melting.
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Butler-Savage helped Crane, putting his hand under cold water and putting a paper towel over his hand, while another worker went to get Bachman.
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One of the world's leading voices on the economy has poured cold water on the viability of an esoteric economic theory popularized by Democratic Rep.
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The report throws cold water on the sonic weapon explanation for the symptoms, repeating past findings that inaudible sound waves can't physically cause concussion symptoms.
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Yulia Klimenkova, 16, whose whole family are also members, says the cold water boosts her immunity and recently helped her get over a respiratory virus.
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I observed the dog was currently treading water to stay afloat and seemed to be getting weaker, most likely due to the cold water temperature.
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However, French President Emmanuel Macron spoke to CNBC Thursday and poured cold water on the idea of implementing protectionist measures on tech companies like Huawei.
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The data stoked new fears about the economy's health, and threw cold water on the Fed's recent hints at higher rates in the coming months.
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About five officers used their own bodies and a dog leash belonging to a bystander to lift the man out of the freezing cold water.
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Demand, however, will likely trail completions of new units in the coming months, which will throw cold water on the current heat in rent growth.
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Inside, Ashley tried to relieve her burns with cold water and aloe vera in the bathroom where she had left her 2-year-old daughter.
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Thomas Lake, Political Risk Analyst at BMI Research, poured cold water on the idea of realigning the U.K.'s constituent parts around the Brexit vote.
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He also poured cold water on market chatter that official policies are giving less importance to the role of the private sector in the economy.
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But heavyweight Germany was quick to pour cold water on one key part of the plans putting in doubt just how far they would get.
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China's richest man, Wang Jianlin, threw cold water over investments in overseas soccer clubs in August, saying it was tough to actually make any money.
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Thanks to Facebook entering the space, the grown-ups have come in to turn on the lights and throw cold water on the cryptocurrency party.
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Instead of dumping ice-cold water on themselves, participants in the challenge are eating entire wedges of lemon and posting their best sour faces online.
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SHE was a plain, chubby, chain-smoking southern girl, living in a cold-water flat in New York and working as an airline-reservation clerk.
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Simply moisten the thin material in cold water for a few minutes, then wrap it around your dog's neck like any other collar or accessory.
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The manager grabbed cold water and towels and ran with the woman to the minivan, where they found its doors unlocked and entered the vehicle.
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The Kentucky Republican seemed to throw cold water on Trump's infrastructure proposal last week, saying it would not be a top priority, according to NPR.
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Previously, Tenzin Delek told Lhamo's mother he had been tortured, including being beaten and thrown to the ground, and doused with hot and cold water.
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The move boosts the company's access to the Magallanes region, a prime area of cold water in far southern Chile considered ideal for rearing salmon.
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Jack O'Neill, the eye-patch wearing wetsuit pioneer who trail-blazed cold-water surfing, has died, friends confirmed to NBC local affiliate KSBW on Friday.
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In her defense, having your period in 1908 means pinning cotton cloths to your panties and then washing them in both hot and cold water.
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Place the chickpeas in a large pot with the remaining 23 teaspoon baking soda and add cold water to cover by at least 4 inches.
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In an interview, he said he and his family had been given cold water, watermelon, apples and bananas — delights after months of being under siege.
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MORE (R-Fla.), who serves on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, also poured cold water on the idea that Congress should get involved.
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A little "Cold Water" is more than necessary in this cruel summer, and Justin Bieber, who cares very deeply for you, is here to help.
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But House conservatives, who have thrown cold water on the bill, could seek to add relief for large firms in talks to pass the bill.
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But NRA chief Wayne LaPierre promptly threw cold water on the idea, talking Trump out of the idea when LaPierre called him to discuss it.
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The chairman of the House Appropriations Committee is throwing cold water on the latest attempt to unite House Republicans around the party's 85033 budget blueprint.
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In the years that followed peace talks faltered, presidential mandates were extended and a UN arms embargo attempted to pour cold water on both sides.
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As the doctor inserted the scope through my cervix I felt my uterus fill with cold water in order to expand it for the procedure.
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