"I'd say 'cool down, cool down,' and I'd sit with them and talk to them about it," said Lance Jenkins, who is in the sixth grade.
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I take a walk around the block to cool down.
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People cool down at the Fontana della Barcaccia, July 1.
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Reggae's waistline inducing melodies, providing the perfect summer cool down.
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So, yeah, things aren't going to cool down anytime soon.
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Matt had needed to stay a few minutes, cool down.
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Cool down the mousse over a bowl of ice. 4.
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To cool down on hot days, consider lowering your windows.
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"The whole situation has to cool down," Mr. Gabriel said.
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Transfer the mussels immediately to an ice bath to cool down.
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ET. But don't look for a dramatic cool-down quite yet.
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Take it off the heat and let it cool down. 4.
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Who is going to cool down in a refreshing lead shower?
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So that had to cool down, which took about 380,000 years.
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Now it's Brazil in a little cool-down at the back.
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Then take off the heat and leave it to cool down.
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Then he ran a couple of extra miles to cool down.
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Sweat helps the body cool down by evaporating on the skin.
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Things will cool down considerably as clouds roll in this evening.
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My body, radiating heat from power walking, started to cool down.
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Then you need to raise taxes to cool down the economy.
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If you get a heat cramp it's important to cool down ASAP.
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We do a cool down walk together, and then I head home.
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This summer has been so heated: Will you cool down this August?
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Will the new rules scare streamers away and cool down the boom?
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Let it cool down in the fridge, and then slice and serve.
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The reactor is expected to take another 24 hours to cool down.
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Although Simonsohn was angry, he still hoped to cool down the conversation.
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Turnout for "Rocketman" could either heat up or cool down studio interest.
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There are several ways to cool down between the scorchings, as well.
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When the director said "Cut," I needed some time to cool down.
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But as the song say, cool down Papa, don't blow your top.
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Now, while the coolers are clearly marketed as a way to cool down your pits, no one is going to stop you from strapping one of these onto a pair of your shorts to cool down your nether regions.
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Turn off the heat and leave it to cool down a bit. 5.
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In Cape Town, spray parks have been installed to help people cool down.
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Take a moment to let things cool down, re-adjust, and try again.
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The class ended with a cool down and recovery using a foam roller.
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IT'S ONLY FOR TONIGHT, FIL WILL COOL DOWN AND I'LL BE OUT TOMORROW.
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" His old friend Rodrigo Duterte just needs to "cool down ... and realize everything.
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The results of not being able to fully cool down can be deadly.
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As summer approaches, people — and animals — are finding creative ways to cool down.
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Give yourself time to cool down before having serious talks about the future.
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So why didn't all this gas cool down, and form more of everything?
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You can cool down and freeze the bread pudding cups at this stage.
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The solution to excess heat, of course, is to cool down your camera.
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Transfer to a bowl filled with ice-cold water to cool down. 2.
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" A: "Just like us, they're only looking for a place to cool down.
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It will have to cool down a bit before it can be used.
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"Kimmi," the following song, is a reminder that even vacation flings cool down.
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My favorite way to cool down at the beach is at Kohr Bros.
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It's perfect for bringing a kind of cool down on the dance floor.
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When you are done cooking, let the stone cool down inside your oven.
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It will take more than just a few trees to cool down Dallas.
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Corn condition remains at 22.5, but it needs a cool-down in temperatures.
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Perhaps our coastal cultural obsession will cool down to lukewarm interest in middle America.
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Then he would be doing the cool down and would just burst out crying.
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But he does not expect the planet to cool down too much so soon.
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When the days begin to cool down, trees shut down their production of chlorophyll.
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Maybe in a week when you cool down we can get coffee or something.
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One concerned trainer actually bought me an iced tea to help me cool down.
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Things start moving at a more intuitive and relaxed pace and we cool down.
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I decide against it, and simply wash my face to cool down a bit.
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"It has been fun, but now we're in a cool-down period," she said.
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Reports of potential bidders walking away from Yahoo can cool down the auction, too.
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It's pretty hot out there, so it's time to cool down in the water.
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For me it's a mental cool down, a few minutes to reset my brain.
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Because if you put too much, it's gonna cool down the broth too fast.
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Just treat it carefully, and be sure to let it cool down before cleaning.
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Pour on a wooden board or into a casserole dish and let cool down.
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We wish the DPRK and also the United States to cool down and talk.
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"Everyone's staring at me, but that's the only way to cool down," he said.
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The measure of a good gambler is what happens when the dice cool down.
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Finally, Google employees can hit the refresh bar to cool down after a workout.
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If so, immediately unplug your new Sëlf and wait for it to cool down.
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"I don't get to 'cool down' until the end of the game," he said.
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The brawl is insane, and gramps was the one who refused to cool down!
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As Golden put it: Mobile represents the warm-up and the cool-down for Trump.
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It is a response to elevated body temperatures, a way to cool down the body.
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Unfortunately, one of dogs suffers a heat stroke seizure before it can fully cool down.
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Cut it open, apply heat, let it cool down again, and the wound heals itself.
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Cool down particles to sufficiently low temperatures and their quantum nature will start to emerge.
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It might be the only thing that can cool down the first baseman this month.
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Only once the battery has fully depleted will the component be able to cool down.
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The moderate-intensity workout also involved a two-minute warmup and three-minute cool-down.
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It's the season of sun so slip into these shades for a little cool down.
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But, a lot of people also like to warm up or cool down their toys.
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He stopped to cool down with Walsh at one point, and point out the foliage.
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"Well managed, guys," Hamilton told his team on the radio on the cool-down lap.
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Subsequently, Singapore managed to cool down the housing market through a variety of regulatory measures.
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"We should pay attention because of the way we, as humans, cool down," she said.
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She was simply overheated and went to her daughter's apartment to rest and cool down.
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But he can only run it for four hours before it needs to cool down.
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Turn the heat off, allowing the soup to cool down to warm or slightly hot.
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The last two days were a "cool-down" period with an average of 82.6 degrees.
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And, once you get your heart rate going, cool down with these post-cardio stretches.
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The President can't ignore this, he MUST cool down his often violently aggressive rhetoric. pic.twitter.
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So you can feel extra good about lighting up as you cool down this summer.
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Then came yoga poses to cool down, as the Foo Fighters blared in the background.
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Clouds will roll through this evening, and things should cool down to a pleasant 76.
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"It is time for Hong Kong to have a cool-down period," Lai told Reuters.
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For cool-down stretching, I love to incorporate seal and cat stretches to keep back flexibility.
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She also recommends taking a shower before going to sleep to cool down your body temperature.
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You can also take a cold bath or shower to help your body cool down faster.
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It also helps trees cool down cities by blocking the sun from radiating onto the ground.
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Silicone doesn't conduct heat, so you don't even need to wait for it to cool down.
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And the warmup and cool-down periods are important for preparing your body and preventing injury.
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She was laughing, mostly because I didn't know that I had to cool down after running.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has called on OPEC to raise production to cool down oil prices.
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When I get home, I do a seven-minute yoga for runners video to cool down.
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Derocher explained that by the end of a swim, a bear's body might cool down dramatically.
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After they cool down to about 25 degrees Celsius, the robots are as good as new.
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" She added: "I think the message is, we have to cool down the intolerance right now.
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Instead, wait at least two hours for it to cool down before you spread the icing.
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She is effortlessly cool, down for a laugh, and rarely calls him out for shitty behavior.
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Then you bite the top of the dumpling off in order to let it cool down.
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So here's hoping that things cool down just a bit, as this weekend's forecast is predicting.
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The traditional front grille, which is used to cool down gas-powered cars, is also gone.
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"The core enabling feature of this device is that it can cool down," Dr. Raman said.
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Before that, US sanction against Russia aluminum once fired the turbulence flashpoint, but cool down later.
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Paint some snowflakes or ice cubes while you're waiting for your room to cool down, whatever helps.
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Keli said the tiny houses conserve energy because it's easier to heat and cool down smaller spaces.
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They'd also use glasses of iced water to cool down their PCs to avoid their parents' disapproval.
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That's probably smart, and it may help cool down some of the insane rhetoric surrounding this technology.
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When a phone begins overheating, it'll usually throttle down the processor to allow it to cool down.
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The death of stars can be quiet; they can eventually cool down and turn into red giants.
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It took some 100 million years for the deeply buried molten rock to cool down and crystallize.
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A typical show lasts about 20 minutes, with breaks in between to let the sculpture cool down.
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The increase in capital requirement, if approved, would immediately cool down Chinese investors' demand, according to Law.
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"It's so hard to follow," he said in the cool-down room before going on the podium.
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"It wouldn't surprise us to see the Canadian market cool down in the coming months," he said.
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Even if the humidity is stifling your sweat, a number of strategies can help you cool down.
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When he took them off, he was sent to Cool Down, a desk facing a blank wall.
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If it's a hot day out in Hollywood, this is the perfect ride to cool down on.
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You can let it cool down 10 degrees if your coffee is a dark roast or decaf.
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Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes didn't let the chilly New York City weather cool down their romance.
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" Likewise, Gillum called for a cool-down in inflammatory rhetoric, warning that it was "dangerous for society.
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Gorillas in London Zoo were treated to refreshing fruit ice blocks to cool down from the heat.
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Complete with a warmup, workout and cool down, the 30-minute workouts are loved by the kids.
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Doria's media stunt immediately set off a spray war that is only starting to cool down now.
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I did not understand, but decided to head up to the cafe to try and cool down.
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On Paphos's beaches, tourists sprawl across the burning sand or cool down in the Med's azure shallows.
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Anwar Hadid and Dua Lipa are keeping each other warm as the weather begins to cool down.
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They cool down as we drive, and I chug the rest of my tea before entering security.
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But as temperatures here hovered around 120 degrees, the chances that anything might cool down appeared dim.
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Remove from heat, pour into a small bowl, and set aside to cool down at room temperature. 3.
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We get there right before it starts and I grab 2 glasses of orange juice to cool down.
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Reviewers say this small but mighty fan is able to cool down an entire room on its own.
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Reviewers say this small but mighty fan is able to cool down an entire room on its own.
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It's summer, it feels like a million degrees and you need to cool down: what do you do?
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The dog was placed in the car to cool down after a training exercise in 90-degree heat.
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Increasing temperatures make it harder for people's bodies to cool down — a prerequisite for a good night's sleep.
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Luckily, it's supposed to cool down on Wednesday, when the Astros and Dodgers face off for Game 2.
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Jokes aside, my direct messages were replete with people whose love lives have felt a tangible cool-down.
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Cool down: Stretching and foam rolling "This is a just a snippet of her total program," says Bruno.
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And the center column on my side was ready to either warm up or cool down my drink.
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He also hits the ice without skates, enjoying the opportunity to cool down, chase pucks and run free.
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After a cool-down and a tour, we decide to walk another 2129 minutes to the farmer's market.
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So The Pod will cool down so that you can fall asleep more quickly and sleep more soundly.
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Like, for instance, a perfectly pink kiddie pool to cool down in during the "hog days" of summer.
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If you see a friendly debate turn hostile, step in and intervene to get everyone to cool down.
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Clinique Cheek Pop Palette: Cool Down, $29.50 ($75 value)From the outside, this glittery compact is super festive.
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To clean, wait for the iron to cool down, then wipe with a damp cloth and you're done.
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"It's ridiculous," she said, before suggesting that pet owners make goat-milk Popsicles to cool down their dogs.
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It's not often you can step into a hot tub to cool down — but you can in Dubai.
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But on a hot summer evening, I couldn't have asked for a better mask to cool down with.
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As Mashable reports, Xavier Athletica has designed a "cool-down" hoodie that will regulate the wearer's body temperature.
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Once it's cooked, remove from the liquid and allow it to cool down in the refrigerator uncovered overnight.
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In the fall, as the desert lands cool down, the high-altitude basin develops chilly, high-pressure winds.
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Later, the stacks were modernized with fire sprinklers and air-conditioners that struggled to cool down the space.
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They drank rainwater from puddles to cool down during the day and shivered in the sand at night.
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The more riled up you are about something, the more time you need to take to cool down.
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The Supreme remained hot throughout the night and didn't cool down when I left to use the bathroom.
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After years of double-digit price increases, they are unlikely to mind a bit of a cool-down.
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It has a sanitary, all-white setting, but no ice-bath descriptive prose to cool down the story.
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People step out into the space between the cars to smoke, piss, and cool down in the wind.
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The process was seamless and the result was the perfect way to cool down on a scorching August day.
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At night, these water-ice cloud particles cool down, causing instability which could lead to these intense, localized snowstorms.
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What's more likely is that we use yawns as a way to cool down our brains, Dr. Gallup said.
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And we just may have found the perfect destination to cool down — but it's definitely not where you'd expect.
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"Everybody tried at different times to cool down the Twitter habit — but no one could do it," he continued.
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When the sun hits Scorpio on the 22nd, you'll cool down a bit, which is probably for the best.
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Cool down with one of Kabuki Cafe's sweet frozen delicacies, offered at the Japan pavilion at Epcot's World Showcase.
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If you thought things were about to cool down after last week's Real Housewives of Dallas blowout, think again.
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Paired with a post-workout cool-down routine, your warm-up should make exercising a little easier and safer.
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Instead, turn your phone off and remove your phone case so it can have a chance to cool down.
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Maybe the sun will set down in a big way, or maybe your house will start to cool down.
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Second, you only get 99 bullets per level, and your gun needs to cool down after firing three times.
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Even more so than ice cream, popsicles seem tailor-made for quick a cool down during a heat wave.
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I fear they are hoping it will all just cool down and that no substantive action will be taken.
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After the 20th, things cool down a little as the sun slips into Gemini and your healthy-living zone.
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While this cool-down isn't really a cold snap, it will feel more proper for the date at least.
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BRANSON, Mo. — At first, the water splashing into the boat was comforting, a cool-down on a hot day.
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Basically, this is a fail-safe that's built into the system to allow for a short cool down period.
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As housing prices surged despite government cool-down efforts, people began to see him as honest instead of greedy.
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He describes the scene at the finish as "apocalyptic," with medics rushing to cool down and rehydrate collapsed runners.
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When romance dwindles and things cool down, there are certain ways to ease the pain of ending a relationship.
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But the Fed's ability to raise rates and the timing of those increases could cool down a growing economy.
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But there has been little scientific or anecdotal consensus about the ideal ways to warm up or cool down.
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If you're looking for a way to cool down this summer without breaking the bank, Applebee's has got your back.
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The sleek machine, which you can adjust via its remote control, features 10 airflow settings to cool down any space.
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As I said before, the rhetoric coming from the left, OK, it needs to cool down, because you know what?
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"This is a nice cool-down day," one teacher joked after a round of chants outside the governor's office Wednesday.
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Some scientists believe that sending a plane to spray sulfate aerosols into the sky will help cool down the Earth.
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When you're trying to cool down, the carbon-coated layer is on the outside, and you lose heat by radiation.
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Shape recommends a few tricks to encourage a gradual cool-down, like showering in cooler water and using and fan.
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Unfortunately, some bricks exhibited signs of warping along the edge, which happened because the center took longer to cool down.
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I learned how to gear up, eat, shred and cool down like a pro boarder with Kimmy by my side.
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Haze doesn't block light from the the sun, but it is able to cool down and heat up the atmosphere.
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Our bodies cool down when we rest, and a lower body temperature tells the brain it's time to shut down.
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But soon the cool-down affect of the towel wears off, and the intense heat becomes just shy of overwhelming.
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Once the meter is filled, a 20-second cool-down timer is triggered, upon which time a point is earned.
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Trump has faced calls to cool down his rhetoric following several attempted pipe bombings of top Democratic politicians, including Obama.
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One helps my mining beam cool down faster, the other gives me a bit more range for my planetary scanner.
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We could see out to the Paseo and could feel the breeze as the city finally began to cool down.
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Cha, now with CSIS, warned Thursday that tensions could continue to rise between Washington and Pyongyang before things cool down.
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Vorontsov had everything a good bathhouse should: blisteringly hot sauna, cool-down pool, and plenty of showers and washing stations.
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Remove from heat, and let sit in juices for a minute or two before removing and letting it cool down.
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When we cool down our indoor environments with air conditioners or other appliances that consume electricity, the outside gets hotter.
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Plus, it's hot AF out there, and we all know the best way to cool down is with something spicy.
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The facility itself will be given decades to cool down, until it is safe for people to dismantle the structures.
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"We try to find safe places until things cool down," Wandera said of his organization, which was founded in 2009.
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You don't need to jump in the adjacent river to cool down, either: The rooftop has an aquarium-like pool.
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People who don't cool down within 30 minutes could need organ transplants or have long-lasting muscular and neurological problems.
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That beta revealed Mario Kart Tour's overwrought free-to-play monetization model, involving lots of microtransactions and cool-down timers.
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A proper cool down (let alone a massage) is usually the thing that gets glossed over, or else skipped completely.
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His opposition gave the captain time to cool down, rescind his order and bring the B-59 to the surface.
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That's why Los Angeles is pushing a novel plan to cool down the city: Turn the streets a different color.
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This drink has been helping the British cool down while keeping it classy since well before Labor Day even existed.
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Instead, bring along The Chiller, a portable icy chamber that, much like the HyperChiller, can cool down drinks in a flash.
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In some cases it can take more than a half-hour for these heated devices to cool down to safe levels.
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Not only does it taste better IMO, but you don't have to waste time impatiently waiting for it to cool down.
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The tension between Bethenny Frankel and Ramona Singer seemed to finally cool down on Wednesday's Real Housewives of New York City.
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What they ate: Technically nothing, but shortly before this clip they do open the Arizona Iced Tea case to cool down.
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It includes painting surfaces white, planting more trees, creating green roofs, and building other green infrastructure to cool down several neighborhoods.
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I look at the upcoming week's weather forecast, and I'm pleased to see that it's going to cool down a bit.
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When the body's temperature rises faster than it can cool down, "heatstroke" occurs, potentially damaging the brain and other vital organs.
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If the water doesn't evaporate it won't immediately cool down, so you may end up with boiling water on your arms.
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Other interests: Crossfit, weights, SoulCycle, running, more weights, maybe some yoga, a protein shake, then a cool down, then some weights.
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Turns out that steel likes to cool down the same way we all do: with a tall, cool pitcher of Budweiser.
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The hot takes will soon cool down and the dumb Facebook war you're in the middle of will one day end.
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If the nights don't cool down enough, an apple that is supposed to turn red will turn brown or pink instead.
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The store features "Solar Wings" that respond to the city's hot climate, shifting to cool down the space when temperatures rise.
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But the Golden Eagles were the first team to cool down, missing seven of their last 10 shots of the half.
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Running over an hour, it should take you from your warm-up all the way through to a satisfying cool-down.
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Higher rates are intended to cool down the hot labor market, and this too could dampen the pace of wage growth.
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A tiny beach allows for tanning — or sweating — opportunities only, but you can slip into the waterfront pool to cool down.
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"They could be hoping that the Emiratis and Saudis could press the U.S. administration to cool down its strategy," she added.
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It's a good kind of cool-down and I do a lot of thinking then of what happened on the show.
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Amenities in the adjoining tower will include an indoor basketball court, yoga room and outdoor "misting stations" to cool down sunbathers.
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The reason why humidity can make already hot days even riskier is because it impedes the body's ability to cool down.
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"If you can pour water on exposed skin, that is going to allow your body to cool down," Mr. Schichtel said.
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GOP leaders, however, say the legislation isn't ready and lawmakers need to cool down before they try again to pass again.
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The central bank is trying to cool down the red-hot economy after Washington's debt-fueled tax cuts and spending surge.
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Those wilting under the sun today still turn to it, often instead of chilled foods, as a way to cool down.
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While most cities are getting hotter as a result of climate change, Charlotte has actually begun to cool down over time.
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Elsewhere across the continent, officials have declared heat warnings, canceled events, and set up cooling stations for people to cool down.
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Most of us are guilty of cutting some corners post workout, like the workout instructor's cool-down stretch or even a shower.
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Related: The 'Body Bakery' Gives a New Meaning to Eating Face Cool Down with Melted Popsicle Art It's Art: Benedict Chocobatch Bunnies
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You&aposll want to hit the store when the weather&aposs just getting warm if you want to cool down your food.
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"The Strawberry Dollarita is the perfect way to cool down on those hot August days and enjoy the final days of summer."
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At one point during the interview, Teigen takes a handful of ice cubes from a water pitcher to cool down her palette.
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This was a carefully staged message to cool down pissed off DOJ attys whom Barr undercut & to avoid any further internal strife.
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People may receive some IV fluids or cold towels to help their body cool down, but otherwise, it's mostly a waiting game.
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I walk and feed the dogs while I wait for all the food to cool down so I can pack it up.
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However, the singer told her to forget about it and "have fun," Haddish said, leading to their selfie to cool down tension.
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A good wax pen should heat the contents relatively quickly, but cool down fast enough that you don't burn off extra substance.
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The HEXA Plant is not only attracted to sunlight, but will also crawl into shade when the plant needs to cool down.
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However, the singer told her to forget about it and "have fun," Haddish said, leading to their selfie to cool down tension.
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In the post, the department suggested everyone wait out the heat wave indoors and suspend the illegal stuff until things cool down.
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As the summer months began to cool down, so did the versions of "Into You" that wormed their way into my life.
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Venus, an affectionate and charming energy, will cool down its seductive vibes in Aquarius, giving you a more professional and polished demeanor.
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As for how they'll co-exist on the show ... it just wrapped for the season, so there's a good cool-down period.
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Those measures include access to respite areas, ice water, industrial and personal fans, cool-down showers and wellness checks, the ruling said.
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Stocks are still going strong, but indications that things could cool down would be at the very least a significant stumbling block.
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It will also create a spike in carbon emissions, as the use of fossil fuels by people seeking to cool down expands.
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With record heatwaves baking the country from coast to coast, Americans everywhere are looking for a way to cool down this summer.
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And what they would do in the summer is cool down the soba, buckwheat noodles, and dip it in dashi soup base.
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The cool-down cargo is for delivery in early April and was bought from oil major BP, three of the sources said.
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He now seems poised to lose that lifeline, as the economy is expected to cool down and perhaps even enter a recession.
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Lian added that the government will take more measures to cool down the market and that the current price is relatively high.
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Waiting periods are effective because it gives people a chance to cool down, go to a therapist, have family or friends intervene.
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He told police he'd gone to his parents' house to cool down, but Taylor followed him and ended up punching his mother.
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For example, endurance horses need to be lightweight and lean without extra muscle to allow them to cool down quickly, Marcella said.
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Heat affects battery performance, and you may see onscreen warnings about the phone needing to cool down if things get too toasty.
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He says utilities, for example, could be one red-hot area about to cool down, while gold and Treasurys should continue higher.
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Yet it still wasn't clear, according to The New York Times, whether it would turn into "a global wildfire, or cool down."
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In a nuclear winter, the land will cool down faster than the oceans, so the oceans will remain a little bit warmer.
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In the world of e-sports, a similar dynamic might include lower maximum health, longer skill cool-down periods, or other handicaps.
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It could still temporarily cool down, and that's when investors who haven't put money to work in this rally should strike, Hickey said.
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Rose suggests boiling the egg before putting it inside you to make sure it's clean (we would also suggest letting it cool down).
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Then, it's back to the lobby for a cool down, where local news reports that it left the same way it came in.
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This week, things are starting to heat up...or rather cool down as the two go on a date set atop a glacier.
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Prepare the seasonal vegetables: blanch the peas, snow peas and green beans in salted boiling water and cool down in ice water. 2.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, is also steering clear of these high-growth consumer and tech names until market swings cool down.
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I take a nice long, cold shower to cool down after my run, and by the time I get out, I'm running late.
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There's nothing that helps you cool down from a summer heat wave more than staying inside for a good ol' binge-watching session.
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So the waters are gradually starting to cool down from that peak in September, but they're still typically warm enough to support hurricanes.
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It will be far harder for them to achieve anything more ambitious, to cool down their escalating technology conflict or to restore trust.
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The weather wasn't super hot, but it was humid, so by the time I arrived at the fountain I needed a cool-down.
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China has been less aggressive than the US in seeking to cool down North Korea's aggressive development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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I side-eyed two women in my dance cardio class last weekend for enthusiastically grooving along to "Shape of You" during cool-down.
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They stay hot for ages, keep your hands toastie warm—and when they cool down, you can eat them as a delicious snack!
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So others are proposing their own options, like the Harvard professor who wants to simulate a volcanic explosion to cool down the Earth.
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She also said the heat was so intense in the Pyrenees that the entire team went to a car wash to cool down.
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At the end of the class, the instructor said that those taking the class could either participate in the cool down or leave.
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So hot, in fact, that during filming, the crew had to take breaks to let Clarke cool down while they reset the shot.
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Countless articles and natural health sites said apple cider vinegar could not only cool down my eczema, but wipe out my breakouts. Sold.
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In the scorching heat of the Big Easy, there's no better way to cool down than with a glass of super-chilled wine.
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Each one is led by an instructor who walks you through a warmup, exercises, and then a cool down to end the class.
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The class notes detail the workout, the songs, the exact timing of every part of the workout from warm-up to cool-down.
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The heat at the U.S. open became so intense on Tuesday that officials allowed breaks for players to cool down their body temperature.
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As for the Glacier Delta tank, this workout shirt features an evaporative cooling Polartec fabric that helps you cool down as you sweat.
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Overall I feel good about it, but the recruiter seemed to cool down when I asked questions about benefits, which didn't feel great.
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Both players were able to cool down before the third set, with a 10-minute off-court break allowed because of the heat.
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This powerful device can cool down coffee, tea, soda, wine, and more by up to 130 degrees in under one minute, without any dilution.
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Strawberry Lemon Limeade Granita And if that wasn't enough to cool down, Starbucks has also released two dessert trifles to the same Sunset Menu.
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The very scientific study revealed that — drumroll, please — the lid removal methods is the best and most efficient way to cool down your coffee.
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When we made our way into a cool down, I realized that if this was Ginsburg's workout, she'd only be just over halfway there.
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"The bigger problem here is that the straights are so long that the tires will cool down so much on the straights," he said.
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The recommended temperature is below 150 degrees, so it's probably best to let your coffee cool down for a few minutes before diving in.
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The move "will allow things to cool down and let everyone return to rational debate," Aron Harilela, the chamber's chairman, said in a statement.
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Authorities have looked to cool down runaway property prices in large cities and this was reflected in a weakening of attitudes towards real estate.
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Even though air temperatures are starting to cool down, the heat characteristics of water means that the water has residual warmth for a while.
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In fact, if the phone gets too hot (about 95 degrees), it may stop charging completely until it has an opportunity to cool down.
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"Did you win the championship?" enquired 2007 world champion Raikkonen, whose last previous win with Ferrari was in 2009, in the cool-down room.
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We lie around in bed watching comedy clips on YouTube while waiting for the apartment to cool down, and fall asleep shortly after 11.
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Then, the electromagnetic knife will scrape off the hottest atoms in the box, and the rest of the atoms will cool down even further.
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Those vents help cool down the iMac when the processor is performing difficult tasks, and give access to all of the computer&aposs innards.
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For one thing, if I rebooted the phone and let it cool down for five minutes in a bank lobby, the 2865G came back.
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By this point, I'm basically a small intestine holding a biro and can barely wait for anything to cool down before I tuck in.
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Guy said that those in Washington DC and Philadelphia could still see temperatures in the 292's, but things should cool down by midweek.
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Sources close to the rappers tell us Da Boss thought Meek and Drizzy's war would cool down after Rick and Drake settled their differences.
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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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"It does not make sense to cool down the economy in order to limit wage increases if credit is not growing excessively," Zyzynski said.
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The true test of any air conditioner, of course, is whether or not it can cool down your living space and keep it cool.
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But because the tightly twisting track has few straights, drivers and cars have few places to cool down and get respite from the heat.
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So, of course, men and women sushi chefs who have high body temperature use this method to cool down their hands when they need.
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All you need to do is brew a BIG batch of regular coffee in your coffee pot, let it cool down, and refrigerate it.
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The camera stays focused on the instructor though, who usually leads you through a warmup, the actual workout, and then a cool down session.
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Lastly, cool down the liquid to room temperature, or about 70 degrees, by filling a sink with ice water and lowering in the pot.
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"You're not trying to externally cool down your body — your goal is to make sure your body's mechanisms can cool itself down," she said.
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"Thanks very much, it's been a great three years," his race engineer Mark Slade said over the team radio on the cool-down lap.
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One small measure that home gardeners can take, the study says, is to also include trees or shady areas where bees can cool down.
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It's best to play the long game with stocks, and the market had been so hot that it had to cool down eventually. 2.
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Perform a single letter fold (into thirds) and chill the dough for 2400 minutes to rest the gluten and cool down the butter. 210.
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Indeed, putting the Core i29 MacBook Pro in a freezer would help cool down the processor enough to reach higher speeds without thermal throttling.
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You have the option of additional 5-minute warmups and 10-minute cool down classes, on top of the mild stretching each workout ends with.
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This much is clear: With Trump heading for the White House, political debates over the issue are very unlikely to cool down any time soon.
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The forests also conserve water and help cool down the landscape, capture carbon, prevent flooding and are a popular destination for hikers and mountain bikers.
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The polar vortex split isn't the only factor favoring a cold snap in Europe, warmup in the Eastern U.S., and cool down in the West.
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Price action is often cited by the central bank as evidence when it decides to adjust borrowing costs to try to cool down the economy.
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The mug controls how hot you want to keep your drink, which can also be used to cool down something that's too hot to consume.
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Fans had expressed frustration at the penalty, given that male players frequently took their shirts off on the court to cool down with no consequences.
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" He stressed that he is convinced the new Russian measures "will cool down the hotheads [in Israel] and prevent ill-considered actions threatening Russian soldiers.
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If so, those who have been sceptical about soft data as they have heated up should remember to be equally unmoved as they cool down.
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Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias insisted that Brazil was "taking care" of the Amazon, and that international concerns over the fires needed to cool down.
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The microclimate chair relies on 70 embedded Peltier thermoelectric pads that either heat up or cool down depending on a desired temperature and electrical charge.
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As the weather took a turn for the steamy, the scruffy little monkeys made a beeline for the chance to have a delicious cool-down.
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It might not make you smell the greatest, but it's a sign that your body is helping you cool down (or trying to, at least).
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Since normal grill temperatures are around 400 degrees, you'll have to wait a bit for the grill to cool down before you can start cleaning.
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To cool down on the cheap, you can always hide out in local bookstores or take cold showers, but we prefer a, well, tastier method.
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The temperature only starts to cool down in the late afternoon, when mist from over the hills rolls in and significantly cools down the area.
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It's a cute and pleasant place that feels completely different than the rest of PSVR's launch lineup, making it a great way to cool down.
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To really know how it performed, of course, we'll have to wait for the engineers to let the rocket cool down and take it apart.
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As for 2017, well, these NASA scientists predicted that things will cool down a bit as the intense El Niño we've been experiencing fades away.
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"This gesture to formally withdraw is a bid to cool down the atmosphere," a source speaking before the announcement told The South China Morning Post.
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I had exercised for a total of 290 minutes counting warm up and cool down, with 2220 of those minutes devoted to really intense exercise.
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As a kid, I used yogurt not only to balance sweetness and richness, but also to cool down food that was too hot to eat.
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Then I finish my workout — 1 (painful) mile in 8:56, followed by 10 hard 30-second repeats, and a 1-mile easy cool-down.
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But run it at full 4K and the unit eventually stops working and stays that way until he waits for it to cool down again.
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"Places to cool it?" are SILLS, because the incoming breeze can help cool down a baked good right after it comes out of the oven.
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"If you have hot days and then can't cool down at night, then you start overwhelming our physiological mechanisms to manage heat," said Dr. Ebi.
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Next, my trainer used a spiked gold roller on my face, evening out my skin before finishing with the cool down portion of the workout.
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Katya and a girlfriend did what most Angelenos have been doing in this intense summer heat -- racing to a beach for a little cool down.
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With all that drama, we could all use a little bit of a cool down — and what better way to do so than with retail therapy?
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"We're guarding our Blue Bell Ice cream for your Weekend party, what a great way to cool down in the Hot Texas heat !" the post said.
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But that bit of math assumes she didn't didn't stop to sleep at night, or take the time during the day to eat and cool down.
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The OPEC meeting in Vienna comes amid calls to cool down the price of crude and prevent an oil deficit that would hurt the global economy.
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With any luck, both President Trump and Kim Jong-un will cool down their war of words and not start World War III, accidentally or otherwise.
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Twin Blades of Fury is a passive ability that increases his attack speed, decreases the Heroic Strike cool-down and increases his movement speed when attacking.
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Fifty-five Good Samaritans answered the call and came to the gas station to offer their air-conditioned cars as cool-down centers for the pets.
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These bands of warm moist air roll in off the Pacific, hit the coastal mountains, and cool down — showering California with rainfall and snow every winter.
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Sweating is a totally normal, healthy bodily function that helps you cool down — even if you might be embarrassed because you think you sweat too much.
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If you can heat up your own body effectively, you won't need to spend a lot of energy to heat up, or cool down, the room.
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The first 45 minutes are a challenge (think Pilates and barre-inspired strength moves) but it's the cool down that really throws me over the edge.
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Muscles in the genital regions swell and contract, then release in a series of orgasmic pulses; post-orgasm, the body begins to cool down and relax.
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But with the help of some simple physics, the Spinchiller can cool down a glass bottle of beer in just one minute—without making it explode.
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Encounters around next week's United Nations General Assembly in New York could provide an opportunity for various EU leaders to cool down temperatures with the British.
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It takes a lot of energy to cool down your body, so your heart rate will increase as your sweat glands release sweat on your skin.
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And in the summer months, donning a gel mask fresh from the freezer is a great hack for anyone looking to cool down in hot temperatures.
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He waited a few weeks so she could cool down after filing divorce docs, but now he's trying talk "sense" into her ... that they're good together.
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High temperatures on Thursday may reach 30 degrees Fahrenheit above average for this time of year in New England, before a weekend cool down sets in.
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Related: Cool Down with Melted Popsicle Art See Faces in Food with Klaus Enrique's New Portraits [Exclusive] Lena Dunham's Peanut Butter Waffle & Other Celebrity Sandwiches, Illustrated
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Always warm up for five minutes at the beginning of your workout, and cool down for five at the end — at a comfortable walking pace (~3.0mph).
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Does the administration fear that Saudi Arabia will see the need to cool down, rather than further heat up, a military confrontation in the Persian Gulf?
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Siminoff remembers projects like a blanket through which he could pump icy water from an aquarium to cool down on hot summer days as a kid.
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This makes for considerable wear and tear on the brakes, with 16 braking moments around the lap and few places for the brakes to cool down.
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More likely he's going to cool down, perhaps before the season ends in a little over a week, and turn into a pretty good offensive catcher.
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There's endless research telling us that listening to music helps us run faster, makes our workouts feel easier, and helps us cool down more quickly afterward.
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But eventually Mr. Essiedu was able to find a time to talk, between the cool-down from one play and the warm-up for the other.
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When the studio room was blue, it was time to cool down and walk, while orange / red meant it was a period to run or sprint.
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Mr. Nolen said that it may take a few minutes for a plane to cool down as it switches from one air-conditioning source to another.
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The Iranian response resulted in no American casualties, leading many to hope that raised tensions between the U.S. and Iran would at least partially cool down.
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Anyone who plays sports or otherwise exercises has almost invariably heard that we should warm up before every training session and competition, and cool down after.
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Personal trainer and gym owner Ami Jampolis (my sister) also notes that a lot of injuries occur due to inadequate or improper warmup and cool-down.
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The generation amount has stalled, Mr. González said, because people are using less power as temperatures cool down and businesses and schools close for the holidays.
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If you got overly eager about winter and put on too many layers, cool down with a classic iced coffee in the Fa La La Cold Cup.
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Easy to clean, easy to warm up or cool down, don't require batteries, promote a healthy sense of self, have no dyes, chemicals, radiation, or anything unnatural.
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At some point, it will become cheaper for Bangladesh to singlehandedly cool down the world with sulfur dioxide than to pay for the costs of climate change.
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When storing food, you want to make sure you do it correctly so the leftovers actually cool down and get below 40 degrees, which slows bacterial growth.
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Girls from Haberdasher's Monmouth School for Girls cool down in London's River Thames on the first day of the 227th Henley Royal Regatta rowing event, June 21.
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Although I was admittedly getting tired by the end of class, I was sad when Layden announced we only had one more song before the cool down.
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Global warming is a pressing problem, and some scientists believe that sending a plane to spray sulfate aerosols into the sky will help cool down the Earth.
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Then, there's the fact that the glasses have water-tight sealing, something that prevents air from creeping in, making it even harder for them to cool down.
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If you experience any of those, then you should stop exercising immediately, find a cool place, and grab someone to stay with you until you cool down.
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But once things cool down, the nickel particles find their way back to each other and the electric flow restarts, allowing the gizmo to run normally again.
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They are spectacular during the summer when it is really hot and you just get home and have to turn on the air conditioning to cool down.
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Less than 10 minutes out in the sun, and your iPhone shuts down with an urgent warning: iPhone needs to cool down before you can use it.
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On hot days, taking a dip in the pool or ocean can be the perfect way to cool down — but any plunge should be done with caution.
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Ostensibly to help you cool down your baked goods faster (and prevent condensation from making them soggy), they can perform a number of tasks around the kitchen.
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Pelosi and another top Democrat in the House tried to cool down talk about impeaching Trump in January, on the heels of a public comment by Rep.
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So the two sides can agree on this: No matter what shifts in the landscape, the hot topic of abortion won't cool down in this coming year.
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But Celli warned that if the temperature climbs higher, to 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius), the penguins would have to go back inside -- to cool down.
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After my stimulating day of running errands and a cool-down evening of watching contouring tutorials and eating sheep's milk cheese, I slipped on the underwear again.
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After a particularly hot steaming, we left the sauna — so new that some of the boards still wept sap — and went to a porch to cool down.
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VIENNA — Saudi Arabia said on Saturday that it was substantially increasing oil production in an effort to cool down rising prices and head off potential future shortages.
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Fatbergs form when people flush unsuitable items down their toilets or pour oils and fats – which set hard and clog pipes when they cool – down their sinks.
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"Should the economy cool down, we would use investments to replace consumption and exports which have driven our growth," he told the weekend edition of Pravo newspaper.
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"Very low temperatures provided by the dilution refrigerator are necessary for the operation of existing quantum computers, such as Google's, to cool down their qubits," Zmeev said.
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International real estate In the area around Bucharest, the real estate market is stabilizing after several years of price increases followed by a cool-down in demand.
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It's just the thing if you need to cheer up, or cool down, or just follow along with the ups and downs of a pattering piano line.
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All I do is heat a pot of milk until it steams, let it cool down a bit, and stir in some yogurt to act as a starter.
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But there was another, more radical solution that Mayor Daley's administration began investigating: What if besides just cooling off the people, you could actually cool down the city?
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But what is most important is that the changes will reshape the power structure and perhaps cool down the incessant and damaging drama at the ride-hailing company.
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The former actress later changed out of her competition clothes into a casual outfit and joined her husband to cool down and enjoy the rest of the exhibitions.
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And that means cooking individual ingredients separately, which overall takes about the same amount of time when you factor in oven cool down as...using a regular oven.
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A "thermal alarm" also allows you to use the mattress as an alarm clock, by having it cool down your side of the bed to wake you up.
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Our favorite way to celebrate the cool-down is (obviously) with a shopping trip, especially for cozy sweaters you can finally wear without breaking out in heat hives.
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So as long as you let your drink cool down a bit from the scalding point, there is little to fear in your cup of joe (or maté).
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Today, Stanford researchers say they've made the first lithium-ion battery that shuts off when temperatures get too hot and then switches back on once things cool down.
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There's an added benefit of the coordinated effort: Making strides to cool down New York City's hottest neighborhoods will also help it address climate change (and vice versa).
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You can drink from it, of course, but you can also mist yourself down or even use a tiny jetstream of water to cool down in a pinch.
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Rita's Italian Ice: Just as temperatures begin to rise, Rita's provides patrons with an easy way to cool down: free Italian ice on the first day of spring.
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The explosion of noise was for Leah Smith, the second-place finisher, who had arrived to cool down after giving Ledecky a roof-raising race at CenturyLink Center.
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"What we see now is a natural cool down of a housing market which has been very heated for a long time," she told reporters earlier on Thursday.
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First we must watch Michael Jordan, because the aluminum-foil pipe needed time to cool down, a necessary and dramatic interlude, the basement boiler ticking off the minutes.
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Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri said the company expected market growth this year in North America, India, the Middle East and Africa, while fast growing China will cool down.
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The (unfinished) rooftop opening, constructed with just recycled beer cans and cement, allows heat to escape through the roof in this warm climate to cool down the building.
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Another, called Cool Down, instructs someone to hold an ice cube in their hand or the crook of their arm and then focus on it as it melts.
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Stronger rains could cool down food prices, raising the prospect that the Reserve Bank of India would be more willing to cut interest rates again later this year.
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A full moon in air sign Aquarius helps us cool down during fiery Leo season, and a new moon in Virgo lands at the end of the month.
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After the soup had simmered for a while, I turned the heat off and let it cool down for five minutes before pouring the mixture into a blender.
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So stay in the air conditioning, keep yourself hydrated and — if you can — cool down with one of these books, which are all set in extremely cold places.
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He has to pace the cars at such a speed to ensure that tires and brakes do not cool down too quickly and that engines do not overheat.
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Community gardens and green roofs can help filter out local air pollution, cool down cities in the summertime, and retain precipitation — avoiding storm-water runoff into nearby waterways.
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The capacity will support a higher volume of LNG trading activities, including LNG break-bulk and vessel cool-down services, Pavilion Energy said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Milne believes that if you're in a pinch, reaching for ice cubes to cool down your wine is perfectly acceptable, as long as you use a specific technique.
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There is, for instance, on the practice field, a 40-foot shipping container, chilled to 49 degrees, in which players can instantly cool down during hot summer workouts.
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My sister and I stop at Starbucks for a drink to cool down, I had a gift card and ended up paying $200 for our hibiscus lemonade teas.
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Because water takes much longer to heat up and cool down than one might expect, the planet could avoid overheating in the summer and freezing in the winter.
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We may have already passed "peak lidar" as far as sheer number of deals and startups in the space, but that doesn't mean things are going to cool down.
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Tate Selection portable air — $18.99 See Details We don't have to tell you that having ice cold drinks on hand is an easy way to cool down this summer.
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Beijing (CNN)Each summer, as Chinese cities swelter under the baking heat, middle-aged men across the country roll their T-shirts up above their bellies to cool down.
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This has important implications for computing: most of the energy computers currently use is to run ventilators to cool down the heat produced by electrical resistance in the circuits.
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Power demand soared to a record high of 84,970 MW on Thursday as more people and businesses used electricity to cool down and cope with the scorching summer heat.
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However, in just a few weeks, once we've sweat through all our best blouses and get an inevitable sunburn, we'll desperately being searching for new ways to cool down.
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C.J. and Sebastian can only travel a few days into the past, and their backpacks have a lengthy cool-down period, so there's no chance for unlimited do-overs.
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Norway's central bank has been trying to balance the requirements of an economy that has slowed as oil prices plunged with the need to cool down the property market.
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Even though we can (and oftentimes do) enjoy this fruit-infused bread year-round, now — when the weather finally begins to cool down — is our favorite time for baking.
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"We were expecting Toronto's market to cool down in response to the new federal home financing rules but so far there's little evidence of that playing out," said Guatieri.
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And because this summer has seemed to mark a rise in the trendy frozen treat scene, we've gone ahead and rounded up the chillest brands to cool down with.
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Outside, the Judges will have access to a large grassy area, a patio with a BBQ, and a pool and spa area to cool down from the California sun.
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Every 50 centimeters, it will stop for several hours or days to take thermal measurements and cool down from the frictional and operational heat generated by the dig process.
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"I thought I would wait a little while after the show to let the emotions cool down but obviously wasn't enough," he writes in a caption to the video.
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Barn worker Jose Cesada, an immigrant worker in the United States on an H-2B visa, rakes the cool down path at a on the backside at Churchill Downs.
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Why it matters: The statement risks further infuriating the Palestinians at a time when the administration is trying to cool down the crisis created by President Trump's Jerusalem speech.
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The festival is just beginning, and the Funboy x Smashbox Float Into the Desert party is welcoming invited guests with open arms to join them poolside to cool down.
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We sweat to cool down our bodies and when the bacteria on our skin mixes with that sweat and breaks it down, we turn into walking, talking fetor factories.
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Negative points: As it's so small and linear, at no point does the vapor get the chance to cool down, meaning you'll burn your lip if you're not careful.
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Regulators began the cool down with tighter rules on lending, but recently banks have also been raising borrowing requirements amid revelations of widespread malpractices on loans and financial advice.
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Sure, both team and player benefit when an insight gleaned from a wearable—say, about a player's optimal cool-down period, or his ideal recovery strategy—improves player performance.
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However, just a few moments later Meghan and Harry were led to a sitting area where the former Suits actress was given a glass of water to cool down.
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Regardless of your activity, it can be easy to overheat in a fleece jacket, so the armpit zips allow you to actively cool down without taking the jacket off.
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"The taste tester must also have working taste buds and have "burned their fingers at least once not being able to wait for the garlic bread to cool down.
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He told authorities his car had broken down nearby and he waiting for it to "cool down," according to an a probable cause affidavit obtained by the Miami Herald.
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Some ass hole always ends up leaving a Red Stripe in there "to cool down faster," then forgets about it entirely and it explodes into a rigid foam. 95.
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How did that happen to his cool, down-to-earth friends who will now never take a risk and never deviate from what he calls the movie star "manual"?
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The forests also conserve water and help cool down the landscape, capture carbon, prevent flooding and are a holiday and weekend destination for hikers, mushroom pickers and mountain bikers.
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Wysaski says he placed the station in the Ikea store in Burbank, California, so hopefully, at least a few customers had a nice cool-down this weekend while shopping.
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A marathon runner, she decided to add a "woman cave" along one side of the garage, a fitness room where she can work out and cool down after runs.
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Participants had lower blood pressure immediately following the exercises, which researchers suspect is due to dehydration and increased blood flow to the skin to help the body cool down.
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Xavier Athletic has designed a "cool-down hoodie" that optimises your temperature both pre- and post-gym, and means you don't need to carry around a change of clothes.
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In cities like Vancouver and Toronto, which have been experiencing persistently high property prices, the measure on increasing foreign' buyers tax has allowed the housing market to cool down.
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I put a new episode of Ali on the Run Show on my iPod for my warm-up and cool-down miles and double-check my playlist for the race.
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And since we know that stress is associated with changes in our brain temperature, it makes sense that the body would use yawning to cool down during times of pressure.
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Someone somewhere once decided to put peppermint tea in a spray bottle and squirt themselves with it to cool down and people have been circulating this absurd "tip" ever since.
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Click here to view original GIFIn order to harden the edge of steel, swords are often heated until they're impossibly hot and then quenched in liquid to rapidly cool down.
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"Hello, it's me," may be the start of Adele's hit song, but it also accurately describes me, sitting here in New York City, asking the weather to please cool down.
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So people without air conditioning, senior citizens, and anyone who has difficulty getting out and about to find a place to cool down are especially vulnerable during a heat wave.
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"If it doesn't cool down enough overnight, there is not enough time for heat relief, especially in big cities where there are a ton of buildings, asphalt, concrete," Brink said.
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Snowfall amounts, however, hinge on how much temperatures cool down during the storm, with anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of snow to a foot of heavy, wet snow possible.
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There's a school of thought that says eating spicy food in the summer helps you cool down, so make this raw chayote salad and don't skimp on the chili oil.
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Earlier generation kittens seem to be selling for more money, both for the intangible rareness factor and the tangible fact that earlier generation kittens usually have shorter cool down times.
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Doctors literally cool down patients with ice packs, chilled water pads, cold intravenous saline solutions, or use a product called RhinoChill, in which controlled coolant is inhaled by a patient.
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Instrumentation issues, however, were discovered during the final phases of plant commissioning and a cool down is required for some additional work over the next few weeks, the company said.
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This was how they did it: two minutes of warm-up, three 20-second all-out bursts separated by two minutes of slow pedaling, and a three-minute cool-down.
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Rather than relying on air-conditioning and traditional urban planning methods, cities should take innovative steps to cool down, such as changing building orientations or planting more greenery, it said.
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After 5 PM, this rainbow-hued health food eatery starts doling out shots of around 40 different types yakushu custom-blended to help partygoers power up or cool down gently.
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But when one's schedule is filled with the likes of Chanel, Dior, Vuitton, and so much more, the final stretch is more like a sartorial sprint than a cool-down.
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When it comes to setting ambitious policy, "you need to take the bold decisions and accept the debate and then later on it will kind of cool down", she said.
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Built with a stainless steel interior, an aluminum core, and a copper exterior, each piece consistently regulates temperatures well and distributes heat evenly to warm up and cool down rapidly.
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Your body doesn't handle these extremely hot and humid days well, because sweat -- your natural cooling mechanism -- doesn't evaporate when it's really humid and you can't cool down as well.
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Mr. Ferolito recommended that passengers who feel overheated ask a flight attendant for ice wrapped in a towel, which they can then place on their head until they cool down.
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On humid summer days, my father would pull me from camp at lunch to catch an action flick and cool down in the best air-conditioning Missouri had to offer.
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"We will have to wait for the facility to cool down in order to start a forensic investigation to determine the cause of the fire," Eskom said in a statement.
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Most H.I.I.T. workouts require less than half an hour, from beginning to end (including a warm-up and cool-down), and the strenuous portions of the workout are even briefer.
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Between each burst is several minutes of lower-intensity work — a routine that would take at least 20 minutes to perform if you don't include a warmup or cool-down.
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"If you're using a crop sensor DSLR, leave at least 15 seconds between each shot to let the sensor cool down, and for a full frame, about 10 seconds," said Waldram.
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In the sneak peek, Cara Maria says, "We need him to come back," referring to Turbo, who presumably was taken away from the house to cool down (at the very least).
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The International Monetary Fund also expects the global economy to cool down this year, partly because of the trade dispute between the world's two largest economies: the United States and China.
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Gray will be trying to cool down Seattle second baseman Robinson Cano and designated hitter Nelson Cruz, who each had three hits in the Mariners' 4-3 series-opening victory Monday.
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Many locations could beat all-time records for the most consecutive days above thresholds such as 110 degrees F. It will also be tough for nights to cool down very much.
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Friday marked a cool down on the non-China trade war front, providing a glimmer of hope that the global economy can avoid the worst-case scenario of global trade wars.
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However, things seemed to cool down, if not briefly, in 2017 when Adams tweeted his support for his ex and the second season of This Is Us to his 750,000 followers.
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"We'll stand on the sidelines and wait for the market to cool down," said Zhou, a contrarian investor who embraces behavioral finance - the study of investor psychology - in his investment strategy.
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After I had finished my cool-down lap of sorts, I clicked the drive mode selector from Race back into Comfort and headed back for the highway and cruised into town.
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On Franklin's instructions, I do a few circles in the pits to let the brakes cool down, and then I get out and walk around to let myself do the same.
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"We'll stand on the sidelines and wait for the market to cool down," said Zhou, a contrarian investor who embraces behavioural finance - the study of investor psychology - in his investment strategy.
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The cool-down cargo could be a first step toward restarting LNG production at the facility ahead of schedule or it may simply be needed to maintain operational readiness, traders said.
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The Russian central bank has taken steps to cool down the consumer lending boom at home, but the discussion among policymakers in Moscow is intensifying over whether the measures are enough.
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No time to cool down, though: the Sex Olympics continue the following day as Ben meets up with Lauren, the one with denim undies and a face like a Care Bear.
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While SteamVR once seemed a likely choice to be a standard across VR devices, announced products never ended up shipping and the VR market cool-down left HTC pivoting to enterprise.
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So in 2015, the state approved a plan to steer $770,000 toward a new cushioned play surface, new barbecues and new water sprinklers for children to cool down, plus other improvements.
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They did an eight-mile warm-up run, then five intervals of two kilometers at a 4:55 mile pace and a mile cool-down along the side of a highway.
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Most infamously, on a sweltering day in 2011, managers at an Amazon warehouse in Pennsylvania refused to open the loading doors to cool down the building (they were worried about theft).
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He brings a half-gallon of 230 percent milk to a gentle boil, and lets it cool down until it feels about as warm as a Jacuzzi, as he puts it.
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Wong described the society as a "start up," and noted that the organization doesn't presently have any of the equipment it would need to cool down Macintosh's body before being frozen.
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Or if you're not interested in bar-hopping, head over to the Liz Carpenter Fountain after the sun sets to cool down while splashing around in the fountain's beautiful, colorful light show.
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In the pool area, guests can cool down with avocado shaved ice and at the hotel's bar, they can booze it up with avo beverages like the avocado and piña colada martini.
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Since 1896, winters in the contiguous US have warmed by about 2.5 degrees Fahrenheit and as we've seen over the last few years, the planet has no immediate plans to cool down.
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Despite optimism that consumers will continue investing in their homes, which would further boost appliance sales for these retailers, the overall home improvement market has shown small signs of a cool down.
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And when all you want is to cool down fast, you don't want to have to walk across the room to turn on that unit or find the remote to control it.
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"Heat waves tend to bring the most severe impacts when the overnight lows are well above normal because there is no relief for people's bodies or homes to cool down," he said.
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"Certainly this will help cool down the very hot futures market with futures prices rallying for either fundamental or speculative reasons," said Helen Lau, an analyst at Argonaut Securities in Hong Kong.
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Chevron said that in preparation for the project's start-up it had begun to cool down the LNG storage and loading facilities at the Gorgon plant on Barrow Island off western Australia.
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Angela Merkel, the normally cautious German Chancellor, is reportedly considering placing potentially devastating economic pressure on Turkey in the hope that she can cool down Turkey's increasingly confrontational President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The ancient yeast ferments violently for a couple days, generates intense heat—which we have to cool down so they don't work themselves to death—and then rapidly go right to sleep.
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Home prices, one of the major sources of social discontent in Hong Kong, have climbed for 10 consecutive months and hit yet historic highs, despite government measures to cool down the market.
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The load up on Stephens's blows is considerable and the "cool down" seems just as significant as he drops his hands and leaves his chin up in the air after a strike.
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But the crowding during the Blitz warmed the tunnels to more than 70 degrees, and they took a year and a half to cool down again after the war, Mr. Desporte said.
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Change the temperatureAs you might expect, the Amazon Echo works with the Nest smart thermostat, so you just need to say "Alexa, cool down the living room" to start lowering the temperature.
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He often takes gigs working in the so-called headless lounge—the backstage area where people in fur suits can feel comfortable to remove their heads, unzip their suits, and cool down.
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San Jose's Evander Kane scored twice, and Brent Burns had three assists to cool down the NHL's hottest club as the Sharks beat the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning 5-2 on Saturday.
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Read: She uses heat to improve curl after applying mascara by warming two small wooden sticks with a lighter before allowing them to cool down and running them over the fresh mascara.
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It happened as Bully XXI was on his leash near the end zone during the first quarter and about to head off the field to cool down, his handler Lisa Pritchard said.
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After taking the checkered flag, every driver still on track slowed by Elliott's Camaro on the cool-down lap to give the young driver a thumbs-up and acknowledge the career achievement.
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All of the back-and-forth to my car made my cool-down miles super easy to accomplish, and I head home with two finisher medals and 10 miles accomplished for the day.
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Watching it slice through a pewter pitcher like a high-powered laser is satisfying, but this is the last thing you'd want to use to cool down on a hot summer's day.[YouTube]
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Nearly a third of Chinese households believe housing prices will keep rising in the coming quarter, despite state moves to cool down the market, a survey by China's central bank showed on Friday.
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Climate change is happening, but we can change too The science behind climate change used to be uncertain, but now it's really not Some places are already finding new ways to cool down
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As she put on more clothes for a cool-down jog, she asked Ryan if he had heard from their eldest daughter, a runner herself, who was going on a college recruiting trip.
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They have been used as emergency first aid: to warm marathon runners who experience a rapid cool-down after the finish line and shark attack victims who have lost a lot of blood.
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Image: Boston UniversityHydrogel-based materials are the basis of many experiments in the science community, having been utilized in new ways to cool down buildings, make better condoms, and to generate soft tissues.
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Whether you call them sprinkles or jimmies, prefer vanilla or rum raisin (really?), I think we can all agree that ice cream is the perfect way to cool down on a hot day.
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Each sexy, sweaty class kicks off with a full-body warm-up and stretch, followed by choreo to the latest hits (and a few classic favorites) and finally ending with a cool down.
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The change comes months after Powell indicated plans to raise interest rates and cool down the US economy, moves that run counter to President Donald Trump's expansionary moves, including last year's tax cuts.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Developing countries facing rising temperatures as a result of climate change will get help to cool down in potentially deadly heat, under a World Bank program announced on Wednesday.
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If you'd like to cool down this summer with watermelon snow, the pink stuff can be found nearly anywhere that has melting snow — the Arctic, Antarctica, the Himalayas and the Rockies, among others.
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Crouch said his manager told him to take a few days off to "cool down," but when he called in on July 2, he learned he was suspended indefinitely while the company investigated.
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"The securities regulator hopes to cool down short-term speculation, but the Xiongan investment theme is still worth chasing in the long run given its prominence," said Yang Weixiao, analyst at Founder Securities.
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Format An aerobics-inspired warm-up to Deee-Lite; choreography to the likes of Rihanna, Robyn, Britney Spears and Nelly Furtado; and a stretchy cool-down and bow, all in just 90 minutes.
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Even after a shower, I was still sweating, and it took a while for my body to cool down, my heart-rate to slow, and my face to return to a normal color.
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Figuring out how much more money Tokyo organizers will spend trying to cool down a midsummer Olympics rather than staging them in the spring or fall is difficult because of various jurisdictions involved.
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But what scientists did not know was how the areas of the corona that are not above sunspots, the so-called quiet corona, heat up or cool down during the sun's activity cycle.
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Whenever I was too lazy to properly warm up or cool down, I skipped during those segments by either using the fast-forward button or just walking away for a drink of water.
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The cool-down, on the other hand, is supposed to soothe tired muscles, easing some of the damage caused during training and preparing our bodies to return to exercise in the days ahead.
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On the other day, they slowly pedaled an exercise bike, also for 10 minutes, a light activity that mimics how athletes who do not choose to flash-freeze their limbs might cool down.
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The producer group meets on Friday to decide on output policy amid calls from major consumers such as the United States, India and China to cool down oil prices by producing more crude.
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Crawford helps Clippers cool down Bulls CHICAGO — After the Los Angeles Clippers had dropped four of their last five games, the message Doc Rivers delivered to his team on Saturday was a simple one.
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According to the outlet, the Powell, Ohio outpost of the fast-casual chain was restaffed by employees from nearby Chipotles so their staff can take a "24-hour cool-down period," the manager said.
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A cold shower will help you cool down No one wants to get back to their desk hot, sweaty and flustered, so take a quick cool shower to bring your body temperature down. 9.
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Adelaide local, Steven Wiltshire, was the mastermind behind the creative cool-down method, setting it up with an alternating 10 minutes on, 10 minutes off system to make sure the koala was sufficiently watered.
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Featuring artists like the Misfits, Ghost, TV On The Radio, and more, this playlist will keep things nice and creepy: from your all-important warm-up to the final moments of your cool-down.
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"We assume that there will be a kind of 'soft landing', meaning this overheated economic cycle will cool down and turn into a normal economy." the CEO, who will step down next year, said.
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"During electricity blackouts in the summer, which can last up to 16 hours a day, people often head to the beach to escape the heat and cool down," the 26-year-old told me.
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It is widely believed that the current El Niño may be headed for a rapid descent into La Niña mid-year [nL0.133N14A1JL], which would drastically cool down a large portion of the Pacific Ocean.
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Anand said Flipkart and its competitors have set themselves up for a rapid growth that needs more short-term capital in an environment where investors are stepping back to let their portfolios cool down.
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OPEC meets on Friday to decide output policy amid calls from major consumers such as the United States and China to cool down oil prices and support the global economy by producing more crude.
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" —Emily Walsh, a Boston-based instructor at SLT Warm up, cool down, and hydrate "I practice self-care while exercising by including a dynamic warm-up before any workout and a good stretch after.
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With record- or near-record-high temperatures at night, when many air-conditioned places are closed, the weather can become especially dangerous for people who don't get a chance to cool down, experts say.
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"We believe NVDA guided the OctQ with expectations of a cool down in the crypto-currency market, but continued GPU pricing strength through the quarter could position it for an upside surprise," he wrote.
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When it became too warm in the classroom, we would sit in the hallway with the doors opened on each side so students and teachers could stay shaded but cool down with the breezeway.
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Here are five ways for dry, arid cities to cool down: * Green roofs and walls: This involves selecting plants that maximize shade and shelter, reduce noise and glare, and limit dust and air pollution.
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For example, the ice you use to cool down a drink is known as Ih. The "h" stands for hexagon, which is the shape formed by the oxygen atoms in this phase of ice.
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Mr. Nolen added that if an empty, powered-down plane sits in hot weather for an hour or more, the cabin may take a while to cool down when it is turned back on.
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Rubio fanned himself for several seconds with a blue folder to cool down while other senators appeared to be chilled, including Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), who was wearing a pink shawl over her shoulders.
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"We say: be prudent, let hot drinks cool down," he told Reuters, adding that the WHO's advice was to "not consume foods or drinks when they are at a very hot - scalding hot - temperature".
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The unique concave bottom of the dome-shaped Nanobébé Breastmilk Bottle creates maximum surface area exposure, so the milk within the bottle will cool down quickly once it's placed in the fridge after pumping.
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COOL DOWN After spin, I stop at Think Coffee and pick up an iced coffee because, no matter the time of year, I'm always hot after spin and need something to cool me down.
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Lee Merritt, a civil rights attorney representing Jefferson's family, told reporters that she had left both her doors open to cool down the house and had lost track of time playing with her nephew.
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"The other choice is that all sides can cool down and jointly pull the Korean nuclear issue back to a path of political and diplomatic resolution," Hua told a daily news briefing on Tuesday.
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After that, you wait up to 12 hours for it all to cool down and shrink to the right volume, see if it meets quality assurance, and then apply CNC techniques to further shape it.
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Place cold compresses or ice packs wrapped in a towel on your pulse points, such as your wrist, ankles, behind the knees, and neck, and it will cool down your whole body, Dr. Hollingshaus says.
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Made from a combination of flexible carbon tape and carbon weave, the chair is embedded with roughly 70 Peltier thermoelectric pads that either heat up or cool down based on the level of electrical charge.
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This all-in-one PS22 stand includes two built-in fans that can cool down your system, three USB ports, two controller charge hubs, and most importantly, a handy shelf that can hold 123 games.
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At night, when our bodies need to cool down to recuperate from a hot day, the difference can be even starker: Urban centers can range as much as 220 degrees warmer than rural areas nearby.
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"The RBI should try to cool down interest rates by proactively managing liquidity conditions," said the head of a debt mutual fund who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the comment.
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Frozen drinks and smoothies are a great way to cool down and hydrate, but who wants to leave their perfectly safe and air-conditioned home to venture out into 100 degree weather to purchase one?
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A person familiar with the matter said the exchanges had not received direct instructions from the PBOC, but decided to introduce trading fees to align with its wishes to see the bitcoin market cool down.
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Then there's the UI. I don't mean the always-on-screen box displaying your remaining ammo, cool-down periods, perks, and so forth, which could easily be shrunk down—I'm talking about the main inventory.
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It's known throughout the Overwatch community that the game's spectating tools are underwhelming: you can't see team ability cool down times, there's no mini-map on screen, and there's no camera on the objective point.
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" At the end of the week, at Wallace's request, Cherry sent her a chart listing nine times in two days that Seth had been sent to Cool Down, usually for the same reason: "non-compliant.
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Kimkoo Gel Eye Mask, $7.97Whenever I wake up with puffy eyes or just need to cool down on the couch over the summer, I pop this inside the freezer and then directly onto my face.
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But dogs are really panting when they're laughing, and that's a good thing: It turns out dogs only have a few sweat glands in their foot pads, so they rely on panting to cool down.
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Stronger rains, besides benefiting the key rural sector, could also cool down food prices, raising the prospect that the Reserve Bank of India would be more willing to cut interest rates again later this year.
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During cool-down stretches, Oliphant O'Neill said, "We talk a lot about boys, and problems, and our feelings," adding that she enjoys when Feeley leaves the apartment's curtains open, allowing pedestrians to watch them fly.
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Kyle Gaffey says no person should be treated poorly for his beliefs: After returning from his one year mental cool down, Kanye West has returned to the public eye in a very thought provoking way.
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This color increase is often temporary, so Larry and Scott need to give this pink diamond time to cool down and rest while they re-evaluate the techniques they'll use to finish up the job.
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Together, the new research indicates that a rigorous warm-up could keep you running smoothly during a sports season, whereas a popular cool-down technique, the ice bath, is likely only to leave you cold.
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However, businesses located in vulnerable neighborhoods do use more energy than enterprises located in more affluent areas because temperatures tend to get and stay higher in poorer neighborhoods, requiring more energy to cool down interiors.
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Representative democracies are designed to cool down the passions of a pure democracy and find representatives who can think more long-term and craft policies that solve problems in ways that also have broad support.
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Some research even suggests air conditioning could be contributing to the obesity epidemic, by keeping our body in a comfortable zone where it doesn't have to work too hard to warm up or cool down.
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With the MTA seemingly intent on preventing us from going anywhere—never mind outside the city—folks from Brooklyn and beyond trek to Prospect Park to cool down and escape the pungent odors in the air.
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"Aaron Drake and Steve Graber traveled to California to perform a neuro separation in the mortuary's prep room and then returned to Arizona for continued cool down which began on April 15, 2015," the post states.
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While cold brew is delicious, it takes all day to steep — and if you're looking to cool down a hot cup of coffee, dumping ice cubes into your mug is just going to dilute the flavor.
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The same is true at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, where some animals have cooling stations in their enclosures and space off-exhibit where they can go to cool down, said general curator Dave Bernier.
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The rapid cool-down in China over recent years was also a factor in the yuan moving one notch down to sixth most-used world payment currency, with the Canadian dollar nudging ahead to fifth place.
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That means you can warm up with the discounted beverage if you live somewhere cold or you can cool down with your celebratory selections if you're lucky enough to already be on holiday break somewhere tropical.
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In order to cool down the equipment, which is necessary to liquefy the natural gas for shipment onboard tankers, a cargo of LNG was shipped to the plant from Indonesia on Chevron's Asia Excellence gas carrier.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Cheap fast-food "dollar" deals surged in the United States during the first quarter, marking a major shift in strategy as a cool-down in consumer spending sent restaurant chains scrambling for customers.
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In the high-yield sector, Chinese property developers lost ground after the announcement of a string of policy-tightening measures on the mainland during the National Day holiday in a bid to cool down property prices.
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"If it does happen it may affect us in the future but as of right now we haven't seen it and hope it will cool down and go back to normal," he said through a translator.
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Get a chill pillow If you&aposve switched out your flannel sheets for a lightweight set, and still need another way to cool down at bedtime, try a pillow with cooling gel to disperse body heat.
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He added that the situation wasn't conducive to any kind of rapprochement with the US. "I hope the hotheads will cool down and that will be it, and we can rebuild what was destroyed," he said.
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The capacity will support a higher volume of LNG trading activities, including LNG break-bulk and vessel cool-down services, with the longer tenure allowing Pavilion Energy greater flexibility in managing its LNG portfolio, they said.
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A new study out Monday suggests that while fans can help people cool down on hot and humid days, in hot and arid environments they may actually make you more uncomfortable—and may even be unsafe.
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Wearing a hat protects you from direct sun; sunburns affect your body's ability to cool down and can make you dehydrated, according to the C.D.C. And fans will go only so far; air coolers are better.
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"There is nothing indicating that things will cool down over the next few months," Karl Braganza, Head of Climate Monitoring at the Bureau of Meteorology told reporters in a briefing about the agency's 2019 climate review.
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This may be the result of perpetually being heated up by the star or never having the chance to cool down and shrink after the planet's formation because of its position so close to the star.
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S.G. Lee, chairman of the Korea Fintech Industry Association, told the New York Times on Thursday that he sees these moves as an effort to cool down the markets rather than an earnest desire to regulate cryptocurrencies.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meets on Friday to decide on output policy amid calls from major consumers such as the United States, India and China to cool down oil prices by producing more crude.
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In other words this may be a natural cool down – if you look at Bitcoin's history periods of rapid growth are always followed by some type of downturn – the same thing happens when traditional equities rapidly appreciate.
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He was talking about dabbing, which is a very industrial approach to getting baked that requires a lot of piping to cool down the smoke that gets blazing hot as you apply a butane torch to it.
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Why it matters: It can become very dangerous when temperatures don't cool down at night, meteorologists tell the AP. Parts of the East Coast won't drop below the mid- to upper-70s or even 80s at night.
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More often, the overheating merely causes the current to the inverter to be reduced, the instrument panel to light up like a Christmas tree, and the vehicle to go into limp-home mode while things cool down.
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"The LNG market is quiet but the gas market is not and many LNG buyers are just waiting on the sidelines for the gas market to cool down before they come in to buy," the source added.
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"The first thing we need to do is to cool down the rhetoric against our main ally in the region, South Korea," said Bill Richardson, the former New Mexico governor and US ambassador to the United Nations.
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So, if you live in an arid climate, such as the desert southwest U.S., the Middle East, Australia, and western South America, you might consider ditching the fan, and going straight to air conditioning to cool down.
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His veteran teammate, mentor and good friend, seven-time champion Jimmie Johnson gave Elliott's No. 9 Chevrolet a push start after it ran out of gas on track and stalled out during the celebratory cool-down lap.
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SAO PAULO, May 3 (Reuters) - The CEO of Brazil's largest private-sector lender Itaú Unibanco Holding SA said on Friday there is no sign that the fierce competition among card processors in the country will cool down.
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"We will continue to watch over any residual pockets of fire and cool down the areas that are still red-hot, like the wooden beam framework," a fire brigade spokesman said in the early hours of Tuesday.
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"We know that one part of the brain, the amygdala, tends to be red hot in people with depression, and it seemed to cool down with this intervention," says McIntyre, who was not involved in the new research.
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The tower sprays mist at regular intervals to cool down visitors to the amusement park, Dr. Matthew Zahn from the Orange County Health Care Agency testified on Tuesday, and most likely led to the outbreak in fall 2017.
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Although it might be annoying to have to yawn in really inopportune moments, like when you're already nervous or anxious, take it as your body's cue that you need to take a minute to calm (or cool) down.
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The microphone portion of the speaker is designed differently, too, jutting out from the top of it rather than lying flat like the Echo; Lenovo says this is for ventilation, to cool down the Intel Atom processor inside.
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Analysts said investors also took in their stride data released on Friday showing a faster-than-expected acceleration in consumer inflation to 6.07 percent last month, given expectations that above-average monsoon rains would cool down food prices.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Seven people have drowned as a heatwave grips Australia, sending big crowds to the beach to cool down, while a tropical depression in the far north threatens to turn into a cyclone by New Year's Day.
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A prominent evangelical leader told viewers to "cool down the tempers of those who are screaming blood for the Saudis" and not risk a $100 billion arms deal over the apparent death of Saudi-born journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Victory lifted Hamilton clear of Frenchman Alain Prost and the late Jim Clark, who both won five times in Britain, and the champion pulled over to collect a Union Jack from a marshal on his cool-down lap.
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The pope has in the past suggested that a third nation should try to negotiate a deal between the United States and North Korea and had urged both sides to cool down the rhetoric and stop trading insults.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meets on Friday to set output policy amid calls from U.S. President Donald Trump and China to cool down oil prices and support the global economy by producing more crude.
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It involves a warmup, followed by four four-minute intervals (again, where your heart rate reaches past 2100 percent of its maximum capacity), each interspersed with a three-minute recovery period, and finished off with a cool-down.
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After the heat index for Alabama's kickoff against New Mexico State at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa on Saturday reached around 224 degrees, school president Stuart R. Bell and athletic director Greg Byrne weren't ready to cool down.
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If you've ever dipped your fingertips into warm candle wax (...just us?), you know how oddly satisfying it feels to let it cool down and peel it off — not to mention, how newly soft your skin feels afterwards.
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Though there have been scorching hot days in the past - temperatures hit 22024 C on July 2020 in 225 - Japan is seeing more of them and nights no longer cool down as much, Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) data shows.
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The Washington Nationals look to cool down Giancarlo Stanton and the Miami Marlins while maintaining a double-digit lead in the National League East when they host a three-game series between the division rivals that begins on Monday.
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If Bangladeshis can be persuaded to wash water pumps, pots and their hands, and to reheat food that has been allowed to cool down, all as a matter of routine, rates of enteric disease ought to decline even further.
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At present, there are reports said OPEC members are carrying the negotiations forward to discuss the how to cool down the market by increasing the production of crude oil when the oil price rise above $80 dollars per barrel.
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Oil producer group OPEC meets on Friday to decide on output policy amid calls from major consumers such as the United States and China to cool down oil prices and therefore support the global economy by producing more crude.
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And while the heat of the Virginia summer might have been sweltering, the building's brick design helped to keep the heat out of the home until the latter part of the day, when things were starting to cool down.
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"Our political system still does not deliver what could cool down the temperature of politics in Kenya," said Bobby Mkangi, one of the nine experts who drafted the new Constitution that Kenya adopted in a national referendum in 2010.
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And after the heat index for Alabama's kickoff against New Mexico State at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa on Saturday reached around 105 degrees, school president Stuart R. Bell and athletic director Greg Byrne weren't ready to cool down.
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Listen: 'The Daily:' Testing Canada's Welcome Subscribe (free): "The Daily" Interest rate increases by the Bank of Canada and new tests to make sure that mortgage holders can withstand them prompted predictions that Canada's housing market might cool down.
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As the weather starts to cool down, it's the perfect time to warm up with some hot cocoa by the fire, a festive onesie and a classic Christmas movie (or two, or 103 … ) — and Lifetime has got you covered.
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Nutrien Ltd, the Canadian fertilizer and farm supply dealer created from the merger of Agrium Inc and Potash Corp of Saskatchewan this year, said it expected demand growth for potash in China and India to cool down in 252.0.
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But later this week, a storm front is expected to roll through and cool down the eastern seaboard for the weekend, Petersen said, providing relief to Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia on Friday night before heading down to the Carolinas.
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It's never as intense as the PlayStation VR version (I mean, little is)—but after 30 minutes with Thumper, my Switch needed a couple of minutes to cool down, and wipe the perspiration away from its still-shuddering Joy-Cons.
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"We believe a moderate growth slowdown to be more visible in the first half of 2018, especially on the investment front, due mainly to the tight financial conditions and a cool down of the property market," BofA Merrill Lynch economists said.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will be gathering in Vienna amid calls from top consumers the United States, China and India to cool down the price of crude and prevent an oil shortage that would hurt the global economy.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meets on Friday to decide output policy amid calls from top consumers such as the United States, China and India to cool down oil prices and support the world economy by producing more crude.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meets on Friday to decide output strategies amid calls from top consumers such as the United States, China and India to cool down oil prices and support the world economy by producing more crude.
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Every summer, as the weather heats up and people head to beaches, pools and lakes to cool down, scary reports come in of people who have developed necrotizing fasciitis — a life-threatening flesh-eating bacteria that typically develops in the water.
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Players were handed ice towels to cool down as temperatures soared on the courts at Melbourne Park, reaching 67 at Rod Laver Arena in what has become a right of passage for players in the first grand slam of the year.
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Manny Pacquiao is calling for the Philippines President to "cool down" when it comes to slamming the United States -- reminding him that most Filipino people WANT a relationship with the U.S. FYI, President Rodrigo Duterte has been on an anti-U.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meets on Friday to decide output policy amid calls from major consumers such as the United States and China to cool down oil prices and support the global economy by producing more crude.
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The Great Lakes and Northeast regions, where many local governments issued warnings of poor air quality, will also cool down as the week goes by with the arrival of thunderstorms as a cold front presses south, the weather service said.
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But after months of indicating that he plans to raise interest rates and cool down the US economy, he demonstrated his power to send markets shooting up with just a few words hinting at a willingness to pause hikes next year.
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He went to Cool Down several times a day, for up to thirty minutes at a time, for other behaviors that stem from his disability, such as counting to ten in the wrong order, saying "no" repeatedly, or making funny noises.
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VANCOUVER, March 18 (Reuters) - British Columbia pledged on Friday to crack down on real estate contract assignments - dubbed "shadow flipping" by local media - in a new effort to help cool down red hot housing markets, particularly in the Vancouver area.
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The way that enemies possess different colored cores, and switching to the same color of (infinite, but cool-down-style rechargeable) rifle ammo deals the most damage to them, is a neat idea on paper that's bungled, somewhat, in practice.
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Oil-producing nations appeared to be on the brink of securing a landmark output agreement in Vienna on Thursday, amid calls from the U.S., China and India to cool down prices and support the global economy by producing more crude.
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After a post-run cool down and clean up, enjoy an aerial view of Central Park from Robert, a swanky American restaurant and lounge that is on the ninth floor of the Museum of Arts and Design building at Columbus Circle.
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The movement is minimal but emotionally exact ("Our love affair / Was too hot not to cool down"), and describes a journey from mere ruefulness to actual regret, a small but significant emotional arc that requires a great singer to convey.
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Earlier, riders tried to cool down with bottles of cold water against the backs of their necks as they pedaled on the Pont du Gard, an ancient Roman aqueduct bridge set against a dramatic landscape of rocks, trees and water.
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As iFixit points out, the standard, non-Pro PlayStation 4 has 50 times the processing power and 4,000 times more RAM than the original PlayStation — to the point that the original doesn't even need a fan to cool down the internals.
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For example, the crew shirt has gender-specific ventilation and articulation zones—in the women's version, there's a ventilated criss-cross pattern over the belly and across the clavicle—that help cool down my core, even when I work hard.
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Sleeping in a room that's too hot—or even with a blanket that's too heavy—makes your body work harder to cool down, which keeps you from hitting that restful phase of sleep, according to a Japanese review of sleep studies.
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"A lower inflation target could help cool down the inflation expectation which is one of major forces driving up the headline inflation during the upper cycle," said Steven Zhang, chief economist and head of research at Morgan Stanley Huaxin Securities.
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If you feel the effects of heat, the trick is to cool down as rapidly as possible by drinking plenty of water and also returning your body temperature to normal as quickly as possible -- a cold shower or bath should do the trick.
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Inflation, a critical topic for the Fed, threatens the value of government bonds by eroding the purchasing power of their fixed payments and is often cited by the central bank when it raises borrowing costs to try to cool down the economy.
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It went like this: Two-minute warmup on the bike; 20-second high-intensity pedaling; two-minute moderate-intensity recovery; 303-second high-intensity pedaling; two-minute moderate-intensity recovery; 20-second high-intensity pedaling; three-minute cool-down on the bike.
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STUTTGART (Reuters) - German auto supplier Bosch expects global car production in 2019 to languish at this year's level, the head of its core auto parts unit said on Thursday, citing a cool-down in China and lower demand for diesel cars in Europe.
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The infamous saying about the Fed is that its job is to "take away the punch bowl as the party gets going" — meaning cool down the economy before it heats up too much — but it's not clear that we're actually there yet.
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Warm up with your puppy before runs with five to ten minutes of walking, the same way a human runner primes himself or herself, and afterward take five to ten minutes of walking to cool down to lessen the chance of injury.
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Zouzoua didn't cool down a lick during intermission as he drained two 153-pointers in the opening minute of the second half, then added a jumper and two more 3-pointers to pull the Bulldogs within 42-39 with 15:29 to play.
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In a rare news conference, Slim said he expected Trump's "hyperactivity" to cool down with time, and that he was ready to help the country in any way possible, when asked if he would be willing to mediate between the two countries.
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Pros: Continuous operation without cool-down, capacity to shred 20 sheets at a time, nonstop jam-free technology, shreds credit cards, CDs, and moreCons: Requires oil to function, higher price point than some lower-end shredders, pricey (and overkill) for casual home use
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The RAVE Act has been criticized by the parents of kids who've died at raves for being counter-productive because many promoters stopped providing things like cool down rooms and free water, fearing it would send an image of encouraging drug use.
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So, for example, you'd jog for 22 minutes to warm up, then do four four-minute intervals of faster running, with three three-minute intervals of moderate jogging or brisk walking in between, and a five-minute cool down at the end.
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It's a masterpiece, and it's likely that when temperatures cool down, politicians from both parties will learn that there is an upside to Trump's looser approach and a downside to the knee-jerk gaffe aversion that has taken over so much of politics.
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The thin hake fillets will be ready before the asparagus even has a chance to cool down — though tenting the stalks with foil will give you a little more time, or a chance to drink some of the wine you opened for dinner.
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My workout was very poor — I was not feeling strong, my stomach was rumbling aggressively, I felt like there was no time to do anything properly when you factor in a warm-up, cool-down stretch, and setting up weights and equipment.
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By contrast Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies have capacity to raise output and have said they were keen to meet calls from consumers such as the United States and China to cool down oil prices and help meet global oil demand.
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"Temperatures varying in space is something you don&apost want because that means that mechanical structures heat up, they dilate or they contract and when they cool down and heat up, and things aren&apost where they&aposre supposed to be," he said.
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Wearing a hat protects you from direct sun; sunburns affect your body's ability to cool down and can make you dehydrated, according to the C.D.C. And electric fans will go only so far; air-conditioners are better for keeping your body cool.
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Wearing a hat protects you from direct sun; sunburns affect your body's ability to cool down and can make you dehydrated, according to the C.D.C. And electric fans will go only so far; air-conditioners are better for keeping your body cool.
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Game of Thrones season eight's stiff, video game-reminiscent plot slogged on this week with The Last of the Starks, an episode which gave us some much needed cool down time after The Long Night's very long, very, very hard-to-see battle.
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If you've found an Aries who knows how to cool down, you are in for an adventure that never stops—they'll be the definition of your ride-or-die partner: They'll always fight for you when you need someone to have your back.
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That's because if the air is too warm in the North Atlantic, the water in the AMOC won't be able to cool down by transferring its heat to the atmosphere, so it won't sink and circulate back to the tropics like it does now.
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He's the other kind of millennial—I want to call him a loser, but the word "loser" has echoes of romance, of cool down-and-out-ness, and Tostitos Tyler doesn't have any kind of SoCal surf bum/stoner/the Dude mystique to him.
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The gloves and scarves might not have to stay out for long, though, as meteorologists considering that El Niño year norms say the East will warm up again for the first half of January but then cool down again toward the end of the month.
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Heat index or "apparent temperature" is a combination of air temperature and humidity which measures what the body actually feels when it's outside, according to CNN Meteorologist Haley Brink "We should pay attention because of the way we, as humans, cool down," she said.
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After Lenny's got us all Sanxed up, we thought it'd make sense to cool down with this churning slab of ice-cold basement-party-friendly tech-tinged-house taken from one of Nicholas' fantastic Nu Groove re-edit EPs from a few years back.
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Reaching 100 percent charge, only to have the battery stolen during the cool-down period, is legitimately both painful and exciting; as are those 20 seconds that lead to eventual victory, during which you never quite know whether you're going to successfully protect your prize.
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The Fed is poised to hike rates again in two weeks, but the "gradual" rate hikes seen by the Federal Open Market Committee over the past 18 months have apparently not been enough to cool down an economy that recently appears to be gathering strength.
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Effective discipline involves practicing empathy and "understanding how to treat your child in different stages in development to teach them how to cool down when things do get explosive," said Dr. Vincent J. Palusci, a child abuse pediatrician at Hassenfeld Children's Hospital at N.Y.U. Langone.
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And, of course, Thursday's remarks were not the first time the campaigns had tried to head off potential conflict: Both campaigns signaled to reporters and supporters ahead of Tuesday's debate that they wanted to cool down the tension and pivot back to their original strategies.
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Additionally, as Rinsky acknowledged, reducing drug-related fatalities in the scene is made even more complicated because of legislation like Joe Biden's RAVE act, which led events in some cases to actually stop offering free water and cool down rooms for fear of prosecution.
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The city has steadily acquired nine acres to build "resiliency parks," which will combine public amenities such as playgrounds, walkways, and dog runs with "green infrastructure" — rain gardens, shade tree pits, porous pavement, and underground detention systems that soak up stormwater and cool down sunbaked streets.
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Despite repeated efforts to cool down the housing market, average new home prices in China's 70 major cities rose 0.6 percent in March from February, faster than the previous month's reading of 0.3 percent, according to Reuters calculations based on data from the National Bureau of Statistics.
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If you need the dough but it hurts to imagine grading tests all summer, there's good news: We have got some fun, off-beat jobs you might consider instead — ones that will spice up (or cool down) your summer, and get you out of the classroom.
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John Lewis said warm weather in the week drove demand for fans bought to cool down homes, helping to push up department store sales to 73.7 million pounds, 7.3 percent higher than the same week last year, and accelerating from a 3.4 percent rise the previous week.
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Hong Kong needs to be saved, and, while the glide path out of the crisis is uncertain, there are immediate steps -- beyond the withdrawal of the extradition bill -- that can be taken to cool down the protesters to the point that they will leave the streets.
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They use massive colanders in Azerbaijan with a surface area large enough to allow the rice to cool down properly, but instead you can tip the rice on to a large baking tray and spread it out so that the steam escapes and the rice doesn't overcook. 6.
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When we prepare beverages, we know how to prepare it at the exact temperature so by the time they're handed to their customers, they cool down a bit, and they are the exact temperature as if you were in the Starbucks store, handed to you from the barista.
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The infamous saying about the Fed is that its job is to "take away the punch bowl just as the party gets going" — in other words, cool down the economy before it heats up too much — and not all economists are on board with whether we're there yet.
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Ubisoft wouldn't spell out how the system will work in the final game, which doesn't arrive until February 27, anyway, but they did say that your pals will only "die" temporarily in game, triggering a cool down period if they do run into too much trouble from enemies.
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As the hours pass by, some of the loaves continue to rise in their baskets on the racks, while others are already out of the oven, filling the air with the smell of home—it's hard to wait till they cool down just enough to have a taste.
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EditorsNote: Adds dateline Red-hot Blue Jackets cool down Islanders COLUMBUS, Ohio — A New York Islanders' defensive zone turnover and a late flurry of goals proved to be the difference in the Columbus Blue Jackets' 21-211 victory in a Metropolitan Division matchup on Saturday night at Nationwide Arena.
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The others were sent home with a sheet of exercise instructions for the first six weeks, and then received eight weeks of treatment with twice-weekly physical therapy classes that included warm-up and cool-down exercises, functional and strengthening routines and 20 minutes of aerobic exercise each session.
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On Sunday following the Sprint Cup race at Chicagoland Speedway, multiple drivers — not only the winner — made serpentine moves on the backstretch on the cool down lap that would have been more natural through the esses of a road course — not a straightaway on a 1.5-mile oval.
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"They say it's called harra bi isbaou because the peasants who invented it couldn't wait for it to cool down to eat it, so they burned their fingers," said Umm Ali, a masterly home cook from the Aleppo suburbs who fled to Beirut with her family in 2013.
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The Brady Bill, which my husband signed into law in 1993, imposes a five-day waiting period for gun purchases, time enough for authorities to check out the buyer's record and for the buyer to cool down about any conflict he might have intended the gun to resolve.
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Tonal currently offers a handful of coaches with different personalities, but most of their classes are structured the same way: the instructors start with some small talk then lead you through two to three sets of three to four exercises, which includes a warm-up and cool down.
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A typical high-intensity workout lasts less than 15 minutes, including a warm-up and cool-down, but has been shown in multiple studies to provide health and fitness benefits that are the same as or greater than an hour or more of continuous and relatively moderate exercise.
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If, on a Saturday night, Jagr feels like donning ankle weights and a 35-pound vest to punish himself in 30-second skating intervals, then wants to cool down by ripping one-timers from different spots on the ice, Powers will cancel his plans or bring along his girlfriend or brothers.
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A survey conducted jointly by five U.S. higher education associations in February showed 38 percent of U.S. colleges reporting a drop in foreign applications, with those from the Middle East down the most, while 27 percent saw no change - a significant cool-down after nearly a decade of steady growth.
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"When these parts of the body with high concentration of blood vessels near the skin come in contact with the cold, it helps transferring heat out of the body to cool down faster," said Dr. Shubhayu Saha, a health scientist at the C.D.C.'s Division of Environmental Health Science and Practice.
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"As we were looking at the 10-day forecast on our local news and they were projecting not just 80s — 80s, I can deal with — but 90s and above for a week, I was thinking about how we wouldn't be able to cool down our apartment at night," she said.
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What they're saying: After the Russian court verdict, the Israeli foreign ministry issued a harsh statement: Netanyahu tried to cool down the crisis and after the verdict, he issued a second statement stressing his appreciation of Putin's efforts on the matter and added he hopes a solution will be found.
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Herders in the north of the country rely on what they call "eternal ice," which remains intact even during the summer, for drinking water and to cool down the reindeer in the heat, said William Taylor, the author of the study that was published Wednesday in the journal PLOS ONE.
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Last summer, a study conducted by WNYC found that while the air outdoors will cool down at night, the temperature inside of apartments tends to stay as hot as it was during the day, so if you don't have AC, it can feel like you're sleeping during the heat of the day.
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LONDON(Reuters) - The leader of Saudi Arabia has assured U.S. President Donald Trump that the Kingdom can raise oil production if needed and the country has 73 million barrels per day of spare capacity that could be deployed to help cool down oil prices to compensate for falling output in Venezuela and Iran.
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"There should be a little bit of a cool-down in some capacity, even if it's 1 or 2 minutes on the floor performing just a couple of quick range of motion exercises," Perkins adds, like gentle leg swings, arm circles, and moving your neck side to side and back and forth.
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"Starting Monday we're going to see a gradual cool down, as we shave just a few degrees off each day until about midweek it gets to something like normal, in the mid-22s (Fahrenheit) inland and 2800s at the coast," said Jim Hayes of the NWS Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
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At the traditional affairs event, after the music, the crowd gathered for traditional food, including a sweet dish known as modhu baator or "honey rice" usually eaten during the hottest time of the year to cool down and luri feera, rice-flour flatbreads made during festivals to be eaten with beef or goat curry.
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"This is not very good news for me because although the hammer is proving itself... the Mars environment is not very favorable to us," Jerzy Grygorczuk, chief engineer of Astronika, told AP. Image: DLRAnother four-hour drilling session should happen soon, but mission planners have to wait for the system to cool down first.
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Among the reasons for the high-end cool-down, the report cites slowing sales at the recently completed 432 Park Avenue, the super-tall residential tower on Midtown's so-called Billionaire's Row, where a number of eye-popping sales took place last year, including the roughly $88 million sale of a full-floor penthouse.
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"When these parts of the body with high concentration of blood vessels near the skin come in contact with the cold, it helps transferring heat out of the body to cool down faster," said Dr. Shubhayu Saha, a health scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Environmental Health Science and Practice.
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"When these parts of the body with high concentration of blood vessels near the skin come in contact with the cold, it helps transferring heat out of the body to cool down faster," said Dr. Shubhayu Saha, a health scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Environmental Health Science and Practice.
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Jupiter&aposs Great Red Spot Is ShrinkingJupiter&aposs Great Red Spot may need to come up with a new moniker—not only has the spot shrunk…Read more ReadIf the Great Red Spot is indeed one of the primary heat sources for the planet, then it would make sense to see Jupiter cool down as it shrinks.
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"With only the Northeast region having an adequate supply of homes for sale, the reoccurring dilemma of strained supply causing a run-up in home prices continues to play out in several markets, leading to the last two months reflecting a slight, early summer cool-down after a very active spring," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
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As for why the tires blew ... the FAA says Post's plane was way too heavy -- 12 passengers, 2 pilots, 1 flight attendant and tons of baggage -- and the flight crew ignored safety procedures after the first landing by only waiting 20-30 minutes before taking off again, hardly enough time to allow the plane's brakes to cool down.
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"You don't sweat, and all the blood that was supposed to cool down your skin stays in your brain and organs, and then you get a wave of lactic acid that [registers in] your brain when you're done working out, that is exactly the same as the type of lactic acid that comes after running a marathon," Asprey says.
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Here in Houston, surviving steamy-hot weather might be more urgent a concern than philosophical ruminations, but a visit to the Menil Collection, a jewel in the crown of the country's many museums, offers both a satisfying cool-down and an encounter with what, lately, the art establishment has come to recognize as some of the coolest art anywhere.
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"These people are like, the best dancers in the whole world, so they can't cool their muscles down or they could get an injury and they'd be out of the film ... So, they'd heat up the set like a sauna so we would never cool down, but made it pretty uncomfortable," Wilson said in the interview.
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Meanwhile, many high-value assets have been parked inside the Vertical Assembly Building, such as the Universal Coolant Transporter System — a piece of equipment once used to cool down the Space Shuttle when it returned to Earth — and portions of the Mobile Launch Platform — a moveable pad that will support launches of NASA's next big rocket, the Space Launch System.
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The chamber is all ceramic and much, much deeper than any chamber I've seen in a vape before, it makes it a pain to load properly, but it's designed to not just heat the substance from the bottom, but from the sides as well and it's meant to heat up, and cool down, very quickly so that you minimize wasted product.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's a moment in this video after the molten copper is poured on top of the raw steak and after there's been a little time for the copper to cool down and after the steak has cooked a little bit that it looks like the metal has completely engulfed the steak and casted a metal sculpture of meat.
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One last thing on this highlight: fading out after every basket isn't exactly a move out of the Thelma Schoonmaker Book of Best Editing Practices, but it does infuse the proceedings with a kind of importance, a feeling that every one of these plays is so remarkable that the only way you can cool down is by sitting in contemplative darkness for a second.
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Remove the lid and pour the contents through the cheesecloth filter and into the aloe jar Step Nine: Strain oil through the cheesecloth and squeeze the remaining oil out of the weed Step Ten: Mix the contents together and allow it to cool down The consistency of the lube might seem strange at first, but it'll take on the qualities of coconut oil as it cools down.
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" "A buzzard took a monkey for a ride in the air/ The monkey thought that everything was on the square/ The buzzard tried to throw the monkey off of his back/ The monkey grabbed his neck and said, 'Now listen, Jack'/ Straighten up and fly right/ Straighten up and stay right/ Straighten up and fly right/ Cool down, papa, don't you blow your top.
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British commentator Piers Morgan on Friday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE can't ignore the pro-Trump stickers on the van of the suspected bomb mailer, saying the president must "cool down" his own rhetoric.
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The advances offered by the S73 line's new "VR optimized" Snapdragon 820 chipset breathe new potential into the quality of experiences that can be viewed on Gear VR. Where the more system-demanding pieces of VR content on the S6 and S6 edge left users ingeniously attempting to cool down their devices, the Oculus Gear VR store has yet to throw an experience at me that has flustered either of the S7 devices.
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