While it may cool off after the sun sets during a heat wave, it may not cool off enough for people who have been exposed to high temperatures all day.
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Denver residents cool off at Cherry Creek in Confluence Park.
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People cool off in a water amusement park in China.
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Perhaps the train would cool off, and things would improve.
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That will make it hard for some to cool off.
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CF Mike Trout will cool off at some point — maybe.
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Goalie Talbot returns, Oilers cool off WIld SAINT PAUL, Minn.
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The city provides a map of places to cool off.
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Remove from the heat and let it cool off. 3.
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Maybe wait for it to cool off a little bit.
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Saturday will cool off, with an expected high of 63.
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You cool off, sit against the wall, rest your feet.
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" Southern Co.: "You've got to let that one cool off.
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But Clinton's fans might want to cool off their enthusiasm.
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How long exactly does it take a key to cool off?
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We need to cool off to have a conversation about it.
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His career will likely cool off following the backlash and allegations.
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In cities, children splashed about in water fountains to cool off.
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I have to come in and take breaks or cool off.
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Or you could cool off on a big blow-up popsicle.
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Don't expect things to cool off between the two anytime soon.
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" Him: "I don't mean...I just...we need to cool off.
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So the larger object, the longer it takes to cool off.
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Drownings could be related to more people swimming to cool off.
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Quantum encryption is cool, but the marketers need to cool off.
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In order to cope, people are finding inventive ways to cool off.
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Shanahan eventually walked away to lean against a wall and cool off.
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When she's angry, she'll cool off with something shaken, or maybe stirred.
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Anyone can enjoy this idea, even a moose looking to cool off.
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Mary Beth and I decided instead to cool off with banana pudding.
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The best she can do is find a spot to cool off.
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Other women in Tokyo use portable fans to try and cool off.
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Better yet, they should be allowed to go inside and cool off.
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"They're letting the heat cool off," one source was quoted as saying.
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Can we all cool off and laugh about the president's goofy hair?
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When high temperatures endure, the body gets little time to cool off.
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One booth is giving away popsicles, so I grab one to cool off.
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Or perhaps it really was just really hot and wanted to cool off.
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Two men cool off in a public fountain near the Atomium, July 24.
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A boy plays in a fountain to cool off in Kansas City, Missouri.
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People cool off and sunbathe at the Trocadéro Fountains in Paris in July.
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Oil is starting to cool off after rallying more than 40% this year.
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Remember that dogs need to cool off and warm up slowly, she said.
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SUVs are selling like hotcakes lately, even as overall car sales cool off.
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One great way to cool off ... a dip in the ocean, of course.
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But when things cool off, we highly recommend trying it out for yourself.
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Here's a list of 10 swimming holes to cool off at in Texas.
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In Moscow, girls cool off by the fountain in front of Ostankino Tower.
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Don't worry ... she managed to cool off in the Pacific sans her phone.
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At night, if temperatures don't decline, people can't cool off enough to cope.
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A map showed parks and indoor spaces where people can cool off free.
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Things should cool off tomorrow, and stay cooler the rest of the week.
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However, one trader is betting AMD's hot run is about to cool off.
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"Never give a hot mooch time to cool off," Konnikova quotes one grifter saying.
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You can get some free water and cool off in our air conditioned tent!
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Festival-goers cool off during last year's Sziget festival Where: Tøyenparken, Oslo, NorwayWhen: Aug.
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Children cool off in a fountain in Chinatown's Columbus Park on June 20, 1953.
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One of the hottest trades of the year might be ready to cool off.
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A fountain near the park's center invites summertime visitors to wade and cool off.
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Cool off with ceviche, a seafood salsa-inspired dish with origins in Latin America.
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Trilobites Summer is the season to cool off with a big chunk of watermelon.
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And not a bad way to cool off after a week of unbearable heat.
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If the economy does cool off, sales of cutting-edge gadgets will drop. Fast.
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Or, at the very least, burying it in our drafts while we cool off.
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But housing prices are starting to cool off in many markets around the country.
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" Mr. Christie responded, "And I don't intend to cool off until I beat Hillary Clinton.
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Children plunge into the waters to cool off as temperatures regularly exceed 30 degrees Celsius.
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People cool off in the fountain of the Trocadéro esplanade in Paris on June 25.
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Technicians typically see a stock getting overbought as a sign that it could cool off.
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Hot temperatures inhibit your body's ability to cool off during sleep like it wants to.
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Murray survived through and became increasingly fired-up as Wawrinka's serve began to cool off.
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Security took him to a back alley to cool off and that's when cops arrived.
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Looted antiquities cool off for extended periods before being brought to market with falsified papers.
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Swimming in the ocean is a great way to cool off during scorching summer months.
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According to Apptopia, the food delivery market earlier in March was starting to cool off.
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Residents, Mr. Ramos said, would need to change the way they cook and cool off.
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Lows Friday night are in the 50s and cool off until 40s late Saturday night.
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Temperatures are expected to cool off this week, and rain is forecast in some places.
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The hostilities between two prominent media companies are unlikely to cool off any time soon.
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Six large cities established new home sales restrictions in recent days to cool off prices.
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I get in the pool to cool off since no one's there when I open.
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Markets will almost certainly tip if the simmering global trade and currency tensions don't cool off.
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Summer is a great time to hit the water and cool off from the sweltering heat.
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Hot and humid, Rutter and family members went down to a nearby creek to cool off.
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People cool off and sunbathe by the Trocadero Fountains next to the Eiffel Tower, July 25.
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People cool off in the Unisphere fountain at Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in Queens, July 21.
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Quint Tatro, founder and president at Joule Financial, says the stock could start to cool off.
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Your body sweats to cool off, and if that sweat doesn't evaporate, your body can overheat.
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After a long day of torture, you may need to cool off and have some fun.
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Pinkberry: Cool off with a small frozen yogurt when you become a Pinkberry Loyalty rewards member.
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Take $50 off Dyson's table fan Table fans are great ways to cool off small spaces.
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I look around the mall to cool off and get a Thai tea-flavored soft serve.
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It will cool off later this week, but no sign of precipitation until at least Monday.
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When it's hot, the body re-directs blood to skin in an effort to cool off.
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If that idea bothers people, maybe the best advice is to cool off and drink up.
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Then, it'll recommend they spend a few minutes meditating or do something else to cool off.
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So far this year, Jim Cramer has seen many once red-hot stocks completely cool off.
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When done, put them on a parchment-lined baking sheet to cool off before digging in.
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If the temperature is 95 degrees or above, don't bother with a fan to cool off.
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In Boston, kids and adults alike cool off in the fountain on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.
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And now that it's finally getting warmer, cool off with one of these nutritionist-approved smoothies.
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Mountain goats, another iconic Glacier species, bed down on lingering snowpack to cool off in summer.
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Ticket sales are likely to cool off in January and February, typically soft months for Broadway.
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Try to cool off and give each other space while these planets clash against each other.
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I cool off and check out the amenities in the shower before doing the sauna next.
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The good news: You can cool off at a festival in New York Harbor this weekend.
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If it's an impulse buy, postponing it gives you time for the impulse to cool off.
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Tempting as it might be to snack on your newfound garlic ships, let them cool off.
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Sometimes we have to take breaks to cool off and breathe because it's so damn sexy.
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Consider some design tweaks to the existing user interface of Twitter and Facebook: Cool-off before commenting: If a given social media post generates a rapid influx of negative comments or reactions, the system can impose a "cool-off" delay before further comments can be made.
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Hundreds of people trying to cool off at a water park in Suining, in China's Sichuan province.
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And what are any of us really looking for but a way to cool off our insides?
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Calkins said he's not too concerned about the possibility that the economy will eventually cool off either.
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Optimism shared among many analysts that U.S.-China trade tensions would cool off appears to have evaporated.
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Cramer noted user growth in the U.S. has started to cool off as the company expands overseas.
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Debra decided to take advantage of the break from unpacking to cool off with a quick shower.
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So for now — as Parrot's layoffs make evident — the cool off in the drone industry remains underway.
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About 120 firefighters worked to cool off the areas around the fire to keep it from spreading.
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From time to time, kangaroos wander out into the water in Australia — sometimes just to cool off.
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San Jose cannabis company Caliva is proving that weed's still hot, even as some markets cool off.
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The Rockies were able to cool off the A's and continue their strong play for the month.
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Stocks tend to cool off when everyone who was interested in buying it has already done so.
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Trubisky will probably cool off considerably, but that should still lead to a win on the road.
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Houston tends to surprise in big moments, and Hunt is bound to cool off at some point.
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Mariners cool off Tigers behind Paxton DETROIT — James Paxton has picked up a new nickname — Big Maple.
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Lillard entered Thursday's game averaging 31.2 points since the All-Star break and did not cool off.
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The article concludes: If the economy does cool off, sales of cutting-edge gadgets will drop. Fast.
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Cool off during the dog days of summer with discounts on your cold beverages like Refreshers and Frappuccinos.
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A source tells PEOPLE the actress hopes to let things "cool off" with her fiancé while she's away.
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Then he hangs out in the bedroom for a bit so we can have space to cool off.
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TCBY: Cool off with a small free frozen yogurt on your birthday after joining my TCBY e-club.
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Other times, "it's as simple as waiting for the temperature to cool off a couple degrees," Nolen said.
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She typically lets her social channels cool off for a day or two before checking them after games.
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Check out the new track below, then go dip your head in an ice bucket to cool off.
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In fact, every suite has a veranda — where else could one cool off in 19th century Singapore heat?
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This summer, our kids will spend their time outdoors and cool off with a refreshing glass of water.
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They hope that once temperatures cool off, the fish will be less stressed and the disease will diminish.
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On a hot day, you can stop by Captain Dusty's Ice Cream near Masconomo Park to cool off.
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Or they can support a positive conversation, and allow you to cool off and disconnect after a fight.
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Authorities have taken steps to cool off a housing boom and home sales fell 6.2 percent in May.
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Sometimes you just need some time to cool off and get back to your senses a little bit.
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The pediatrician chides Addie for taking her children to the beach to cool off because they'll get polio.
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"Other than an overheated market pausing to cool off, little has changed from just a couple weeks ago."
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Apple is expected to cool off, with Wall Street projecting a small amount of growth for the company.
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We head to the nearby park to sit in the shade for a while to try and cool off.
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In Silicon Valley, the country's most notoriously overheated real estate market, things are starting to cool off ... a little.
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Annie Gomez and her dog Blondie cool off in the waters near Key Biscayne, Florida, on June 18, 2001.
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After duking it out, make sure to take some time to cool off before starting the process of resolution.
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Having given Bachelor Nation a moment to cool off, they're now relieved to be heading back to the States.
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WARSAW, Poland – Thinking of a dip in the Baltic Sea to cool off from the unusually scorching European summer?
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Last month, the federal judge ordered the state prison to cool off for the sake of the inmates' health.
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I wish it would cool off a little bit, come down a little, but I do like the company.
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Data from the first three months of this year suggests the flipping market has already begun to cool off.
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If she hoped that a delay would allow people to cool off and move on, that is wishful thinking.
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You might figure that we'd at least venture out occasionally to cool off with a dip in the water.
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He died at 41, after a drunken attempt to cool off in a fountain's cold water sealed his fate.
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A giant panda lies on ice blocks to cool off on a scorching day at the Wuhan Zoo in China.
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Years of pressure from Erdogan limited the central bank's willingness to cool off the red-hot economy by raising rates.
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With incomes rising and household wealth at record highs, the cool-off in retail sales is likely to be temporary.
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Playing basketball can be very therapeutic, playing basketball helps me cool off and get away from what is bothering me.
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And perhaps it makes sense to cool off for a bit right now, especially when it comes to the kids.
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Now boys gleefully skateboard down the rails and kids cool off in a waterfall fountain topped by giant Olympic rings.
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Startups are dying all over the place as last year's investment cool-off leads many to run out of cash.
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Check out the video below to see how Kennedy uses the pomade to create that cool, off-duty model look.
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There's fear that the U.S. economy is starting to cool off, which could lead to shoppers pulling back on spending.
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Jenner, 23, was romantically linked to Simmons, 22, over the summer but appeared to cool off going into the fall.
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So much so that a federal judge has ordered one prison to cool off for the sake of inmates' health.
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"The trade, as overbought as we are, could cool off heading into next week," said Matthew Wiegand, broker with FuturesOne.
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Now, economic signals are giving the go-ahead to authorities for sustained efforts to cool off the real estate market.
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The opposition grew so heated that a sheriff's deputy ended the meeting early and sent everyone home to cool off.
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For those with a sweet tooth, ice cream is the classic way to cool off on a warm summer day.
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It really is the best way to cool off when the 90-degree days seem to start dragging on forever.
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Vanessa suddenly takes a beat deciding to take refuge in an air-conditioned van to cool off in both ways.
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But before all that, we're bringing you a very sweet mix to cool off to before shit gets to intense.
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Families can cool off at the on-site pool with interactive water features, or at an open-air movie screening.
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If they're not, they are still more likely to have air conditioning, and thus not as desperate to cool off.
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It has been 2800 degrees in Nashville since about April of last year and is finally starting to cool off.
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At one point I go to the pool to cool off and sit in the sun for about an hour.
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Cool off in the the custom infinity pool in the backyard, which took nearly six months to design and build.
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There, they remove their equipment — helmet, heavy tools, self-contained breathing tank, jacket, pants and boots — to quickly cool off.
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Technical signs are building up that stocks at least are primed to cool off if not post a significant slide.
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Search crews had to wait for the rig to cool off and for the oilfield companies to stabilize the site.
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Here's a cool off-the-grid cabin that Kyle Woolard built in northern Vermont, from the indispensable website Cabin Porn.
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And the military contemplated purchasing cool, off-the-shelf tech, like quadcopters, and placed a bit order for new modular pistols.
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A group of men in suits attempt to cool off during their lunch in Trinity Square, London, on July 22013, 21983.
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When people get in a hot car, they're already cooler and can sweat to cool off more; dogs can't do that.
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It's the sort of thing that's so hot, you'll have to go and cool off in the freezer for a minute.
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Pet owners can also throw back a few beers, sip coffee or cool off with some ice cream (made for humans).
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Smoke from forest fires causes breathing problems and heart attacks, or people drown trying to cool off in lakes and rivers.
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City emergency officials sent crates of bottled water and Gatorade to hand out to anyone who dropped in to cool off.
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It's time to strike a blow for gender equality -- and cool off in the summer heat -- all at the same time.
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Second-period goals by Milan Lucic and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins helped them cool off the Wild during a matinee in Minnesota.
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Swedbank acknowledged the housing market had continued to cool off during the third quarter but said it was a welcome development.
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He dropped only three points on serve in the opening set and Djokovic's only chance was that Federer would cool off.
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The benchmark, which added 1.3 percent last week, had seen a cool off on Friday after nine straight sessions of gains.
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To cool off after you drink and dance, sprawl out in Denny-Blaine Park, one of the city's best nude beaches.
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Not a bad way to cool off if you think about it, which is really all you can do for now.
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And because these foods generally aren't as hot as they would be at sea level, they will cool off more quickly.
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Tokyo, which has suffered a record heat wave this month, is desperate to cool off ahead of the 2020 Summer Olympics.
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With that in mind, there seems to be a greater chance that the US economy will cool off instead of overheat.
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The fatter the bear, the easier it is to get overheated, which means they have to cool off and stop eating.
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At night, when one side of Earth turns away from the sun, its buildings, streets and jacket-less people cool off.
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I scheduled my phone screeners for the late afternoon to have time to get to our hotel, cool off, and shower.
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As the heat and smoke rise, the cloud plume can cool off, generating a large, puffy cloud full of potential rain.
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There's no better way than to take a dip in the pool on a hot summer's day to cool off a bit.
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They set up camp right on the lake, giving them an easy supply of fresh water to drink and cool off in.
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The players were given a 10-minute break to cool off and rehydrate, during which Alizé Cornet put on a fresh shirt.
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Our bodies cool off by evaporating water in the form of sweat, and a higher dew point makes this process less efficient.
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We're over sunburns, leaking air conditioners, and cold showers to help us cool off from an hour-long commute in the heat.
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We were able to get her out of the hot car and inside our air conditioned van where she could cool off.
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The legislation also gives accusers to choose whether they want to participate in the cool-off period or pursue action right away.
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Then, we'd cool off in the locker room and do it again in the shower, hot bodies pressed against the cold tiles.
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I poured the the syrup into a glass bowl and let it cool off in the fridge, while I made the lemonade.
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The cool-off in housing reflects constraints on supply, rather than demand, amid a strong labor market, which is near full employment.
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This season, grownups can cool off with spiked scoops of ice cream, push-up Prosecco popsicles, or a large glass of frosé.
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Read More Cramer: Thank Bernie Sanders for stock surge Cramer has seen many once red-hot stocks completely cool off this year.
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Advanced Micro Devices has been on a tear this year, but options traders are betting the rally is about to cool off.
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That's reassuring to investors who had been worried that the Fed would move too fast to cool off an already decelerating economy.
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It was very unproductive, and we let our tempers get the better of us before we finally walked away to cool off.
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When temperatures don't cool off at night, the added heat stress increases the likelihood that people will get sick or even die.
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Here's what else is happening: It will cool off a touch today, with a shower or two likely during the morning commute.
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We're fantastic at sweating out heat, and that gave us a tremendous advantage against creatures that can cool off only by panting.
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Although we cool off just a bit tomorrow and Tuesday, we remain relatively mild through midweek, with some light showers possible Tuesday.
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A source told Us Weekly that he and Rihanna decided to cool off their relationship after almost three years of serious dating.
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When your body temperature rises, your eccrine glands secrete sweat, and the evaporation of moisture from your skin helps you cool off.
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For now, acquisitions at least will cool off, especially Chinese purchases of U.S. companies, as a Trump presidency pushes up regulatory scrutiny.
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Hough rolled down the waistband of her grey, black and white leggings to cool off (and perhaps to flaunt more of her abs).
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Fox News is likely hoping that the vacation will give the public and advertisers time to cool off and maybe reconsider the backlash.
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If you're an adult seeking to cool off in the summer, especially if you live in an urban area, your options are garbage.
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That allows the action to cool off for a bit, giving you a moment of relative calm before it gets intense once again.
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Sabers 2, Lightning 1 Carter Hutton made 29 saves to cool off the NHL's top-scoring club as Buffalo topped visiting Tampa Bay.
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Mix it up with 7UP or Sprite instead of lime juice, and throw in a strawberry flavored popsicle to cool off your creation.
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As the cup and the air within cool off, a resulting vacuum pulls up the skin, soft tissue, and even the muscle underneath.
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" Miley chimed in on the exchange, and shut it down ... writing, "@brodyjenner go take a nap in your truck and cool off #HotGirlSummer.
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One of the producers followed her, though, and we're told Snooki was taken to a donut shop around the corner to cool off.
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The knights spirited him off to the Wartburg, a secluded castle in Eisenach, in order to give the authorities time to cool off.
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Eventually Sanchez will cool off, but in the meantime the New York Yankees will ride the wave and see where it takes them.
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His shooting from deep will cool off, but Nunn shot 33% from three last year in the G League and 38.6% in college.
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Down below, guests can cool off the 80-foot lap pool or sit on the private dock and bask in the Florida sun.
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In fact, to many Australians, the country's pools are more than places to cool off—they're hubs of social, cultural, and recreational interaction.
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But it turns out that heat waves are often most dangerous not necessarily where it's hottest, but where it's hardest to cool off.
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Cops on the scene eventually broke up the fight after several minutes ... and both teams went to the locker room to cool off.
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It's finally starting to cool off, but I know we have one more heatwave this weekend and I can feel it this morning.
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For travelers in the hot zone, here is what to expect in nine popular tourist destinations, with suggestions for how to cool off.
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For travelers in the hot zone, here is what to expect in nine popular tourist destinations, with suggestions for how to cool off.
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After a 5.13-month streak of price increases — the longest in the city's history — it seemed things were finally starting to cool off.
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It's especially popular on hot summer days, store manager Eric Gorenz told me, when people use it as a quick way to cool off.
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You probably won't cool off by blasting Wayne, B.G., and Juvenile's hottest moment—if anything it's a prelude to the temperature reaching 400 Degreez.
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In reality, central banks use interest rate hikes as a way to cool off overheating economies to prevent inflation from spiraling out of control.
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U.S. economic growth may cool off but that doesn't mean there's a crisis ahead, widely followed economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Tuesday.
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First, take a moment to cool off about it, whether that's on the car ride home from the dinner party or the next day.
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"All of the pieces can be worn throughout summer and into fall as the weather starts to cool off," Charlotte told followers on Instagram.
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It'll be easy to cool off Saturday evening, as Mercury harmonizes with action planet Mars and encourages you to express yourself and have fun.
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She tells Derek she doesn't want to be his date for Stepps' "Main Squeeze" night, and that they should cool off for a while.
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McCarthy will need a solid performance to cool off the Pirates, who have defeated the Dodgers in five of their six meetings this season.
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Children cool off in a fountain on Washington Square in New York City on July 16, 2013 as a heatwave descended on the city.
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Jezebel points out that the episode was filmed on April 5, 2016, which means the fam has had a few months to cool off.
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But as it starts to cool off, I just need the warm spices that go so well with that buttery hunk of pumpkin meat.
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Tomorrow, things will cool off: Temperatures drop to the mid 70s and stay there for the rest of the weekend, but showers remain likely.
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It can get hot under the mask, so people may take them off periodically to cool off, also reducing the effectiveness of the mask.
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Melissa Martin and Denise Mintz took their beloved dogs Abby, Izzy and Harpo to a pond in Wilmington on Thursday night to cool off.
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There are delighted pigs and gossiping geese and dogs that sprawl with their mouths open so that they can cool off after running around.
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For the first half of their history, these pools were low-cost, high-fun places to mix, socialize, see, be seen and cool off.
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To help residents and visitors, city officials said they had set up nearly 500 cooling centers for those without air-conditioning to cool off.
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If dark matter interacted with ordinary matter in the early universe, it could cool off the gas and this would explain the reported discrepancy.
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I pick up my mobile ordered Starbucks ($3.72 on a pre-loaded card) and collapse at my desk in an attempt to cool off.
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High levels of humidity impede the body's ability to cool off by sweating, though once temperatures get high enough, heat risks will rise regardless.
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That was the latest in a series of steps taken by both countries to cool off ahead of a new round of trade talks.
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The Lincoln Yards arts and entertainment district would feature wide pedestrian walkways, sidewalk cafes, and a water park to cool off in the summer.
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Summers in Maryland can be hot and sticky, and this shop is the perfect way to cool off when you're headed out in Baltimore.
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Friends say they encouraged him to focus on family and getting a job, and to cool off on the radical politics for a bit.
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The planet could cool off further through the end of the year, meaning it might not unseat 2015 as Earth's hottest year on the books.
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Every time I forget to cool off a cup of hot coffee, I worry I'm killing off taste buds, incrementally deadening my flavor detection capabilities.
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The ISM described the pace of growth in the services sector as continuing "to cool off, noting "ongoing concerns related to tariffs and employment resources.
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Veteran left-hander Francisco Liriano will try to cool off the Astros, who will send promising rookie Joe Musgrove to the hill in the opener.
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Zac Efron reminded fans of his swoon-worthiness when he was spotted taking a swim class that left onlookers needing to cool off as well.
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He will need to be sharp to cool off the Orioles, who have amassed 16 runs in taking the first two games of the series.
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Forecasters now expect rain and thunderstorms in the UK and parts of the continent over the next few days, which should help people cool off.
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New Yorkers voters in Tuesday's primary are likely to do two things: cool off Bernie Sanders and vault Donald Trump back into front-runner status.
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Interestingly, this storm will help to cool off those waters, in part by churning cooler water up from the depths as well as evaporating moisture.
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Former House members now must wait one year before registering to lobby Capitol Hill, and former senators are required to "cool off" for two years.
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He says the current prepper cool-off in the US is being felt by people who run prepping Facebook groups, and prepper-focused businesses, too.
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Shares of major gun makers were down as much as 2 percent Tuesday on a report industry sales are likely to cool off next year.
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One summer, my best friend put a cold towel in her freezer for me to cool off rather than offering me a glass of water.
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Traditionally, after a pie was baked in the hot oven, it would be placed on the windowsill of the kitchen to cool off before serving.
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It is doubtful the coldest game in Soldier Field history will be enough to cool off Green Bay, given the current state of the opponent.
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" But Corr said the market might finally be "seeing a little bit of relief in prices starting to cool off and inventory starting to rise.
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January 9, 2020 One day after Iranian missiles strike near American troops in Iraq, are tensions starting to cool off between Iran and the U.S.?
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To cool off, try a slice of coconut cream cake, imported from Cousin John's Café and Bakery, a thirty-year veteran of the same block.
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In the backyard, guests can pick up a game of tennis on the private court... ...or cool off from the California heat in the pool.
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The purpose of the stop would not only be to refuel, but also to allow the engines to cool off, another safety precaution, he said.
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Investors will be hoping the two countries can reach an interim deal to cool off trade tensions and potentially end their months-long trade war.
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And in a small town outside Cordoba, a 17-year-old died of heat-related effects after jumping into a swimming pool to cool off.
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KENTUCKY MAN LEAVES $190G IN WILL FOR LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTER: &aposWE WERE ECSTATIC&apos And just like us, dogs like to cool off in pools, too.
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Working carefully, police are able to remove both dogs from the car and bring them over to a nearby fire truck to cool off and hydrate.
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Along with the short shorts, he also shared a shot of himself sitting in an ice bath that left onlookers needing to cool off as well.
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Nala Pabong holds her daughter, Nala Fonseca, 219, up to a fan on Canal Street in New York City to cool off on July 22011, 20063.
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While CPI inflation will cool off from the recent highs as vegetable prices ease, we are unlikely to see inflation cooling below 6% until June 2020.
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When overnight lows get stuck near or above 80°F, the human body can't efficiently cool off at night, raising the likelihood of heat-related illnesses.
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With this asteroid placed in a fire sign, you can bet this individual likes it hot and heavy — and might get restless if things cool off.
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By measuring their propagation through the sandwich, the team could see the electrons cool off in time periods as short as 30 quadrillionths of a seconds.
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With stock market returns slowing as earnings and economic growth cool off, Davis said Americans are going to need to save more and save for longer.
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According to NBC New York, a New Jersey bear did just that, popping into the pool of a Rockaway Township family on Friday to cool off.
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Philadelphia officials warned residents on Twitter not to use fire hydrants, but to go to the city's more than 70 spraygrounds and pools to cool off.
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Ed Westwick and his girlfriend, Jessica Serfaty, hit the surf in Tulum Tuesday, but it didn't help cool off their hot makeout session in the water.
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Cool off under the heat dome with "Ice Fantasy," a new Chinese drama with "The Lord of the Rings" and "Game of Thrones" in its DNA.
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Furthermore, the Fed is not looking to cool off the economy; it is just looking to decrease and ultimately withdraw the stimulus it has been providing.
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Jones keeps referencing Dak's "hot hand" -- which makes it seem like he's ready to turn right back to Tony if that hand happens to cool off.
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The best way to cool off after a long, sunny day playing outside was slurpin' down a slushie in your favorite flavor — cherry for the win.
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"Meteorologically speaking, it looks like the winds are going to decrease and temperatures are going to cool off this evening, putting an end it," Barjenbruch predicted.
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And who doesn't want, as fall begins to cool off our evenings a little, to settle into a dinner of Jamie Oliver's recipe for eggplant Parmesan?
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The University of Tennessee reported that the state created nearly half a million jobs since 22010 — although that growth is expected to cool off in 22012.
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Beside the newly rebuilt Old Bridge, which goes over the Tigris River, a group of young scrap collectors took a break from work to cool off.
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The speaker and Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) had to explain they didn't yet have a bill to move and members needed to cool off.
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One option was community resource centers, places run by the utility where affected residents were supposed to be able to cool off and charge their phones.
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But several White House officials said they now wish he'd stay gone even longer in hopes that things would cool off in Washington while he's away.
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Todd Gordon thinks the market rally is about to cool off, but he's got a way to play the S&P 500 in case that happens.
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"Perhaps the dysfunction will cool off during the dog days of August, and perhaps there can be a focus on the still-improving economy," Valliere wrote.
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Indeed, New Jersey officials are reportedly studying how the precedent could be used to cool off their state's job wars with New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
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On Sunday morning, Williams, an Eagle Scout — the highest Boy Scout rank — found a tent near a lake and decided to take a swim to cool off.
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But sales growth for the brand's slip on shoes and sneakers is starting to cool off -- and that's wiping out the stock of Vans owner VF Corp.
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"I adore Chewy the company, but ideally, yes, I would like to wait for the stock to cool off a bit before I endorsed it," he said.
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Museum-goers who need to cool off even more during steamy New York City days can head to a wading pool in one corner of the installation.
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For almost two years she put off spelling out the compromises that Brexit necessarily involves, in the hope that the extremists in her party would cool off.
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If you're looking to cool off this holiday weekend and encounter all sorts of bacteria, look no further than the wave pool at your local water park.
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The deadliest heat waves tend to be both intense and prolonged, with very warm nights that don't give people without air conditioning a chance to cool off.
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Freeman propels Braves past Diamondbacks ATLANTA — A seven-week stint on the disabled list didn't cool off Freddie Freeman's bat and neither did the All-Star break.
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He never imagined that his attempt to cool off would expose him to a flesh-eating bacteria, leaving him ill and unable to work for several weeks.
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As summer heats up and people head to the water to cool off, cases of flesh-eating bacteria are becoming more frequent, primarily on the eastern seaboard.
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Not much The extreme temperatures overnight are an important and dangerous threat, because it means peoples' bodies and homes will not have the opportunity to cool off.
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The Houston Astros are one of the hottest teams in the majors and the All-Star break did nothing to cool off the team on a rise.
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Stopping to top up my sugar levels and to cool off a little from the intense sun, I bought a fresh orange juice from a street vendor.
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The burkini is a wonderful piece of clothing because it allows observant Muslim women to go swimming, to cool off, to have fun, like any other person.
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Overnight low temperatures are expected to dip only into the upper 70s, which will not allow buildings -- and the people inside them -- much chance to cool off.
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Andrew -- who has modeled for Macy's, Huf Magazine and Nitro Air cologne -- worked up quite a sweat ... so naturally, he hopped in the ocean to cool off.
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Overnight low temperatures are expected to dip only into the upper 70s, which does not allow buildings (and their occupants) much of a chance to cool off.
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Just before sunset on the warm summer night, guests began to gather outside Taylor's home and cool off in the shade of the garden's giant sycamore trees.
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Just when the Sino-American trade war was starting to cool off, the coronavirus outbreak is now causing "uncertainty," to use Apple CFO Luca Maestri&aposs word.
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It's possible it could cool off in the short term, but for long-term investors the stock's valuation is far from extreme and based on improving fundamentals.
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Once El Niño dies down later this year, the spiral may cool off a bit, as more heat is transferred back to deeper layers of the ocean.
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Inside the Hawesville plant of Century, an American aluminium producer, it can get so hot that the workers lie outside in the blazing summer sun to cool off.
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The clockwise circulation around this high pressure area will cool off some parts of Alaska, but warm other areas – particularly in western Alaska – to well above average conditions.
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Chris Christie, is currently a senior adviser to Trump's campaign and would be required by election law to "cool off" from the campaign before aiding an outside group.
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"We've got a runaway freight train of a market and I'd love to see the darned thing cool off for more than a session or two," he said.
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Studies show that when temperatures don't cool off at night, and especially when they remain above 80 degrees, your body, which should be in recovery mode, can't recover.
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The couple might need their lukewarm energy to cool off after the fire the Kardashian clan is spitting on the next episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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It may seem most enticing to visit the Disney parks during the summer, when you can sip bottomless Dole Whips and cool off with rides down Splash Mountain.
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High-level nuclear waste is kept in giant pools of water for a decade to allow it to cool off before being transferred to dry containers for storage.
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Mike Conley scored a game-high 28 points that included seven 3-pointers to help the Memphis Grizzlies cool off the visiting Dallas Mavericks, 98-88, Monday night.
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But in non-threatening bacteria, it's actually a form of ecological service, Lowry said, helping our immune systems cool off instead of running on overdrive all the time.
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Imagination became reality a few minutes later as our tongues caressed each other, but he disappeared after I took a momentary dip in the water to cool off.
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Washington (CNN Business)Policy makers at the Federal Reserve are set to gather in Washington on Wednesday to discuss whether to cool off plans to hike rates faster.
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Lamb's two homers help D-backs cool off Dodgers PHOENIX — Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Jake Lamb once got mad when teams intentionally walked a batter to face him.
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With only seven players under par and more than 211 at five over par or higher, a host of players looked as if they needed to cool off.
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It turned out to be a real bear, but one that differed from the typical backyard visitor searching for food or wishing to cool off in a pool.
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At that point, Tepper said, stocks will begin to cool off, and if growth decelerates midway through next year and margins narrow, we might see a bear market.
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Soak in the famous California sunshine at the Water Deck, where lounge chairs rest in six inches of water so you can dip your toes and cool off.
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The prospect of increased supplies — Russia and Saudi Arabia had proposed the outlines of Thursday's deal last month — has helped cool off what had been fast-rising prices.
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Additionally, the presence of humidity increases your risk of developing heat-related illness, such as heatstroke, because it interferes with your ability to sweat and properly cool off.
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The Fed hopes that it can tighten policy just enough to cool off the economy — by causing unemployment to rise back to its natural rate — before it overheats.
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"We are not drinking Manhattans to cool off in the summertime," said Charlotte Voisey, a mixologist and the director of brand advocacy for the William Grant & Sons spirits portfolio.
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It can be pretty harsh to turn over your summer wardrobe and realize some of your favorite pieces are going to have to wait until things cool off again.
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Danny Duffy, who has gone more than a month without a victory, will attempt to cool off New York's bats as he looks to halt his five-start drought.
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Ultimately, Haynesworth told cops he did not want to press charges on Jackson that night -- and the officer advised both parties to take some time apart to cool off.
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"These extraordinary warm waters will take awhile to cool off as winter approaches," Thoman said, adding that a later and thinner ice formation is expected in the coming winter.
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Frozen Lemonade is Dunkin' Donuts' newest beverage so the chain is offering customers a chance to cool off with it for free on the longest day of the year.
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Read on for our step-by-step guide to dealing with your anger, from the moment you feel your jaw clench up to when you're ready to cool off.
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Only when he eventually takes it out of the water does the temperature warning indicate that the phone needs more time to cool off before it can be used.
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She suggests pairing it with the matching suit set for work with a pair of pumps or sneakers for a "cool off-duty" look while still "keeping it chic ".
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"Waterfalls are exciting and rivers are a great place to cool off on a hot day, but both pose risks to unprepared visitors," they said in a press release.
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The so-called "Trump rally" has seemed to cool off as stocks sit near all-time highs, but have generally traded in a range since the end of February.
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Jorge Masvidal is still riding the wave of his stunning, five-second knockout of Ben Askren, but Dana White was quick to cool off the hottest fighter in UFC.
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But the 43-year-old, who pulled out of last week's Northern Trust Open after the opening round due to back pain, saw his hot start cool off quickly.
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Source: Bespoke Investment Group Trader sentiment could stand to cool off as well, with options traders showing extreme appetite for speculative upside plays and little interest in downside hedges.
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In January, merchants at the Consumer Electronics Show unveiled "smart pajamas," containing a "bioceramics gel," which purportedly cool off "the body's infrared heat emissions" to foster longer, sounder sleep.
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Analysts are focused once again on whether China and international growth will cool off Starbucks shares as it heads into its fourth-quarter earnings report after the bell Thursday.
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The National Weather Service had an extreme heat warning in place in Southern California until Saturday night, and officials urged residents to cool off in libraries and city pools.
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The two actors squared off in an intense match at the beach ... intense enough that Ansel not only played shirtless, but had to cool off afterward in the water.
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However, if you let your cooked potato cool off and make a cold potato salad, the starches will reverse this process, becoming denser and slower to digest once again.
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But in other cases, companies have seemed to admit that they need help as global auto sales cool off slightly and government regulations require significant spending on electric vehicles.
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To cool off some of the excitement about this year's Public Domain Day, Slate put together a list of the worst of 1924, according to critics of the time.
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For those who can't afford to move to cool off from the heat, or find work when local agriculture dries up and fisheries die, these changes will be devastating.
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If Macy's isn't able to continue to grow sales in such a strong consumer environment, some analysts wonder what that could mean when the U.S. economy begins to cool off.
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The 42-year-old -- cool dad status in full effect -- hit up Malibu Sunday with a bunch of his kids to cool off after a blistering weekend in Los Angeles.
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After last year's wild highs and painful if inevitable lows, cryptocurrency's cool-off period might be here a while — particularly if the stock market keeps everyone battening down the hatches.
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There have been a few occasions where I've gotten so annoyed I've walked out and driven round the block to cool off, especially when my husband doesn't take my side.
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Most economists also are expecting the economy to cool off a bit next year after a 2018 that saw the highest growth since the Great Recession ended in mid-2009.
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"We've got a runaway freight train of a market and I'd love to see the darned thing cool off for more than just a session or two," the host said.
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This is what business is like, this is what investors like, and it doesn&apost look like there&aposs a reason for that to cool off in the near term.
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A potential pot crackdown by Washington hit high-flying cannabis stocks late this week, and some traders are betting that one hot name is about to cool off even more.
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Every time there has been threat of a breakdown, the American chief negotiator, Zalmay Khalilzad, would get together with him to figure out how to cool off and resume talks.
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A spokesman for the provincial finance ministry, Jamie Edwardson, said last week that the province was studying a number of different proposals to cool off the red-hot housing market.
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I led a recent study that used an interdisciplinary approach to see where it would make the most sense to install green roofs to cool off homes in hot neighborhoods.
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Yet since December he's been telling clients to stay patient, wait for some tactical indicators to cool off and be ready to buy any "fear-based selloff" of perhaps 5 percent.
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As trade tensions cool off and a slowing economy forces companies to spend less on software services, these high-flying technology stocks that rely heavily on corporate dollars are being pressured.
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Perhaps with China taking the throne as the world's premiere superpower, the cultural differences that prevented me from thoroughly enjoying this cool-off method will soon no longer be an issue.
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But even as a traditionally defensive area is leading the markets to new highs, options traders are betting that one piece of this hotspot consumer trade is about to cool off.
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One adorable Cairn Terrier is so excited to cool off that after his human hovers him just above water, he thinks he's swimming and does his best doggy paddle — in midair.
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" — Franken is also telling fellow Democrats to cool off on the Donald Trump impeachment talk because Vice President Mike Pence, he says, is a "zealot" who would be "worse than Trump.
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And of course all of the drink's sweet sugary liquid is still there and cooling off this wild machine's hot processor the same way it was going to cool off me.
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In the sweaty days of August, when stifling subway platforms become almost unbearable, riders are even more anxious than usual for their trains to arrive so they can cool off inside.
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Pir's family were caretakers of a shrine in a northern valley, and if he read something disparaging about Yazidis in an Iraqi newspaper he would cool off in its stone rooms.
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I was able to cool off with a cold beer at the end of the day, but most people and polar bears can't escape the creeping crisis taking over our planet.
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Max Payne 3's gunfights, too, are claustrophobic and tense—the impression of hot weather and not being able to cool off and get a clear breath makes them more so.
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The pattern&aposs like this: There&aposs a problem, the Trump administration tries to fix it with hostility, things blow up and then cool off, relations worsen, and the problem remains.
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My problem is this: you have to understand that the group's just had a big move and it's going to cool off because did not have good numbers, so be careful.
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Even if things may have been heated after his dismissal, I hope that he's able to cool off and handle today's firing in a similar fashion as his more youthful self.
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I belong to a team of researchers and other professionals that's looking into one solution we believe will help cool off homes, businesses and other structures all summer long: green roofs.
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But if we changed them, the Senate would still have six-year terms; they would have to, as Jefferson said, pour the coffee in the saucer and let it cool off.
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The news comes as retail rents in Manhattan have been climbing over the past few years, with landlords unwilling to negotiate with tenants, but more recently rents have started to cool off.
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We do loops around the Afton state park so that every 45 minutes or so I can take a drink in the river or lay down in the stream to cool off.
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Ace Max Scherzer will look to cool off the Orioles when he goes for his fifth win and looks to halt Washington's two-game skid, which followed a four-game winning streak.
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Cool Off With a Michelada Popsicle Dunked In Your Favorite BeerMicheladas are already the perfect warm weather drink: a mix of savory flavors, ice-cold beer, and…Read more ReadTrue michelada innovation.
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Capital expenditures will likely continue to decline and buybacks will increase even if tensions between the United States and its trading partners cool off, said Brian Levitt, senior investment strategist at OppenheimerFunds.
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Those who came forward with allegations were forced to spend months in a "cool-off period" involving mediation and counseling with their alleged harassers before being allowed to file an official complaint.
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By day three, this mist was promoted from my desk to a 24/7 must-have — taking it with me to freshen up in the car or to cool off post-workout.
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If you're looking to cool off at the pool and go for a swim, you can keep stats on your fitness levels while the waterproof watch automatically uploads data to Garmin Connect.
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North American markets were seen slipping in February, quelled by an unusually chilly winter, while the Chinese auto market continued to cool off, hurt by a trade dispute with the United States.
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Those with small apartments and no grills could make it in the oven, relish the heat, then take a cool shower after dinner and lie motionless on the bed to cool off.
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You should also let the pan cool off before you clean it and don't use cold water to clean it if it's still hot — cast iron can break under extreme temperature changes.
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People with higher body fat and higher muscle mass typically generate more heat when active, requiring more sweat to cool off, said Dr. Andrew Marks, a professor of physiology at Columbia University.
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During the day, people stay in the shade, or cool off under the sprinklers, said Jeannice Walker, sitting on her porch in Goodabinya, where friends played cards with children in their laps.
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The stock just posted its longest winning streak since January, pushing it to its highest level in more than a year, but one market watcher warns Chipotle's hot run could cool off.
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We're told Joaquin's opponent won the match and Mark was vocally and visibly upset, leaving the gym for a few hours to cool off before eventually returning to the all-day tournament.
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Over a dozen Chinese cities have imposed fresh curbs on home purchases in recent weeks in a bid to cool off heated prices, after the property market largely shrugged off earlier measures.
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The summer heat is here and soldiers can now cool off a little as the U.S. Army has approved a long-awaited policy allowing troops to roll up the sleeves of their uniforms.
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However, it added that overall deal fever in the region will likely cool off in 51.43, citing a natural slowdown after consecutive strong years as well as an expected slowdown in economic growth.
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Although the setting does give us a chance to laugh a little, shake off the anxiety that has wrapped its cold hand around our frantically beating hearts, and cool off for a second.
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And we all know how that ends: You fall asleep until its time to cool off in the water or eat soft serve, and whatever you needed to get done has to wait.
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I probably should have let the cake cool off longer before putting on the icing, which is the sort of mistake that explains why I have not won even a single NBA championship.
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It's the perfect way to cool off during a trip to Disney California Adventure and might also be the most colorful option to survive the line at Guardians of the Galaxy Mission: Breakout.
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Margaret Josephs' war with onetime friend Danielle Staub appears to carry over to her estranged husband, Marty Caffrey — though she finds a unique way to help him cool off from their heated fight.
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Families looking for a way to cool off during hot New York summers would flee to these resorts and spend their days enjoying various outdoor activities like swimming, boating, organized events, and socializing.
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Now, observations made with the Hubble Space Telescope reveal that the star has begun to cool off and expand again, its surface temperature waning to a tepid 50,000 degrees Celsius in recent years.
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He feared that KB Home could become the poster child for wanting to raise interest rates in order to cool off California's overheating economy before it affects the rest of the country's economy.
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The Camping actress and a gaggle of kids headed to Hornstra Farms, a dairy farm located about an hour south of Boston on Thursday afternoon to cool off with some homemade sweet treats.
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There, visitors can control the color of the spire on 1 World Trade Center (with the help of Bill Nye), dance to music by D.J. Questlove and cool off with free ice cream.
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The absence of leading goal scorer Auston Matthews has done little to cool off the Toronto Maple Leafs, who carry a five-game winning streak into Saturday night's matchup at the Montreal Canadiens.
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CNN's Jim Acosta reported Thursday that the President had only just begun to cool off after the raid, which partly resulted from a referral to New York prosecutors from special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Theoretically, infrared saunas are meant to penetrate the skin and burn fat, heating you up so that your body has to work harder to cool off—which people have associated with weight loss.
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Then, just as the weather turned and the protests began to cool off after a wave of mass arrests, I stopped reporting in order to begin writing one of The Times's daily newsletters.
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The broad cool-off in hiring happened before a recent escalation in trade tensions between the United States and two of its major trading partners, China and Mexico, which could hit hiring further.
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Farther afield, the trails at Dillon Falls and the North Fork trail at Tumalo Falls are photogenic, or you can cool off inside the Lava River Cave ($24.50), where it's always 21.25 degrees.
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The major market indexes each fell by more than 7%, and trading was halted in the morning after the plunging prices triggered a "circuit breaker" designed to give traders time to cool off.
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If you go: Our Travel desk has put together tips for visitors, including what to expect at nine popular European tourist destinations in the hot zone and suggestions for how to cool off.
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As more time passes since the strike that killed Qasem Soleimani, the sources both expected Iraqi officials to cool off, take a step back and look at the US-Iraqi relationship more broadly.
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The Rockies enter with a four-game winning streak and hope to cool off the Cubs, who have captured five of six to begin their 10-game homestand following a six-game skid.
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We're told she was trying to tell that guy to cool off and go home instead of fighting, but as she was yelling at him ... he shoved her, and she wasn't having it.
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Underneath the cloud will be embankments with platforms of soil and water and a reflective wading pool in the rear of the courtyard in which visitors will be allowed to dip and cool off.
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One of the bigger above ground pools available, this one pool can serve as a nice centerpiece to anyone's backyard and shouldn't be limiting if several people want to hop in and cool off.
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Air conditioning isn't common — about 2 percent of German homes are air-conditioned — and most homes and offices are designed to stay warm in European winters rather than passively cool off in scorching summers.
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It had to cool off at some point, and if this is cooling off, 87 billion instead of 91 billion, it's a drop-off that investors should be able to understand and live with.
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Buccaneers 30, Cardinals 27 A truly odd season continues for Tampa Bay, which saw its red-hot wide receiver Mike Evans cool off, and its quarterback, Jameis Winston, throw two interceptions, but won anyway.
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The Yankees played a crisp game on Friday night in Game 5 — rebounding well from the sloppiness of Game 4 — as James Paxton delivered a signature Yankee performance to cool off the Houston bats.
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Japanese right-hander Kenta Maeda will make his fourth start against Colorado – he is 2-1 with a 1.45 ERA in the first three meetings – and try to cool off Arenado and the Rockies.
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By hour two of lounging, I was feeling so hot that I decided to change out of the pants and just leave the tank on for a few minutes so I could cool off.
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This summer, instead of taking a boring old swim or huddling near your air conditioner, you can cool off with the ultimate treat — a trip to the Museum of Ice Cream in New York.
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My problem is this: you have to understand that the group's just had a big move and it's going to cool off because Energy Transfer Partners did not have good numbers, so be careful.
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Many cities are also experimenting with green roofs, rooftops that are partially or completely covered in drought-resistant plants with drainage and leak detection systems, to see if they can cool off urban heat.
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Fears that robust demand for oil will cool off have eased following a meeting between President Donald Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker that yielded progress in a trade dispute last week.
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The three days until then may not be enough time for either team to cool off in what has become one of the most fiery series of the first round of the N.B.A. postseason.
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Most economists expect growth to cool off in the next few quarters as the key real estate sector slows, while Beijing's crack down on debt risks raises financing costs in a generally tighter funding environment.
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The cool-off in hiring reported by the Labor Department on Friday was even before a recent escalation in trade tensions between the United States and two of its major trading partners, China and Mexico.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's tourism boom continues at a record pace but is expected to cool off during 2016 with the government forecasting nearly 6 percent growth this year after a 17 percent increase in 2015.
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The big picture: Dog parks are getting fancier and fancier, with bright green artificial grass to play on and splash pools to cool off in, but these dream canine playgrounds are only in certain areas.
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The flaps are "lined with live microbial cells that shrink and expand in response to changes in humidity" allowing the entire outfit to act as a reactive sensor to let athletes cool off as needed.
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This was because he was looking at the housing market, which was way too hot, and raising rates repeatedly to cool off the market even though other parts of the economy were not that strong.
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In the material, as well as other semiconductors, electrons can be quickly heated by photons that hit them, but rapidly cool off by sharing the heat with nearby electrons as they collide with each other.
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The inmates can't sleep in there, of course, and spend most of their days working outside, but how can any of that be a human rights violation when there's a room to cool off in.
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Wainwright and four relievers managed to cool off the red-hot Eric Thames (0-for-53, three strikeouts on Friday), although Ryan Braun went deep as Milwaukee homered for a major league-leading 33rd time.
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Arroyo has the challenge of trying to cool off a Cubs lineup that has put up 53 runs in the first two games of the series and pounded three homers in Saturday's 12-8 victory.
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The broad cool-off in hiring reported by the Labor Department on Friday was before a recent escalation in trade tensions between the United States and two of its major trading partners, China and Mexico.
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The city of Innsbruck in the Alps gave its carriage horses the day off as it prepared for the heat, and the Vienna Zoo helped its great apes cool off with buckets of fresh water.
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Even Ryan Cline — the Purdue senior guard who seemed as if he could not miss during Thursday night's regional semifinal, and who on Saturday picked up where he had left off — began to cool off.
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A good friend who recently retired from managing a large mutual fund told me that he's glad he no longer has to argue with people about how a market this hot can cool off quickly.
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In its latest forecasts for the economy, the BoE said pay growth in Britain was likely to cool off a little in the coming year, after recently hitting its highest in more than a decade.
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Alex Cobb will try to cool off Maybin while containing sluggers Albert Pujols and Mike Trout in a powerful Angels lineup which has produced at least five runs in five of the last seven contests.
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The Times's Adriana Balsamo writes: "Youngsters cool off by riding the Water Flume at Astroland, Coney Island," read the caption that was published with this photo, taken by our photographer Barton Silverman, in June 1976.
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Cauliflower is really good grilled, but it's better if you cut it into wedges and cook it in garlicky water, let it cool off, and then brush it with oil and chilies and grill it.
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The broad cool-off in hiring reported by the Labor Department on Friday was even before a recent escalation in trade tensions between the United States and two of its major trading partners, China and Mexico.
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Whether it's hitting the elliptical at your gym or just getting in a solid run every day, finding time to work up a sweat becomes a whole lot easier once the temperature starts to cool off.
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Modern-day gadgets are designed to put defense mechanisms in place when the heat gets too much, which is why your phone or laptop will often shut down as the temperatures rise, trying to cool off.
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"He sat down in about a foot of water to cool off and, as soon as he sat down, a wave knocked him under the water and drug him out," Blake's mother, Janice Spataro, tells PEOPLE.
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All afternoon, queer, trans, and genderfluid young people collected in clusters under the cool-off tents and sucked on fancy ice pops in flavors like raspberry cream, which were for sale at the brewery next door.
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Temperatures cool off some today and warm up again tomorrow, before a mostly dry and very chilly Friday and Saturday with highs only in the 30s, feeling more like the 20s on Friday with gusty winds.
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Although Thursday's decision instantly drew predictable warnings that it represented a devastating blow to an institution that takes pride in being a place for politics to "cool off," it might not be such a bad thing.
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That kind of opposition doesn't magically disappear in response to a Sanders endorsement, or out-of-touch TV and digital pundits telling them what's good for them, or a few months to cool off before November.
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Cool Off With Avocado Margaritas At Curra's GrillEveryone will tell you to try the breakfast tacos and you certainly should, but for a true Austin experience, add the avocado margaritas at Curra's Grill to your itinerary.
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You'll find local haunts that serve up great (and, as is the Philly way, cheap) drinks, so DNCers and the people who have showed up to shout abuse at them can cool off for a bit.
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Uncertainty has gradually crept in about what OPEC might do, exacerbated by U.S. President Donald Trump's calls for the group to do something to cool off fuel prices, and major consumer China has done the same.
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"We're hoping that the next two to three weeks will cool off quickly, and this year's bleaching won't be anything like last year," said Terry Hughes, director of ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies.
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Facebook, which gets about 85 percent of its ad revenue from mobile, has been trying to make money from the Messenger app to supplement its main revenue stream, which is expected to cool off this year.
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"It was just a case for CoCo of hanging in there and waiting for Madison to cool off a little bit, but she never cooled off," said Pat Cash, the former Wimbledon champion now coaching Vandeweghe.
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"If the situation were to intensify further, the global economy, and thus the Swiss economy, would be expected to cool off more strongly, particularly if the EU and Germany were to be significantly affected," SECO warned.
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Waiters at the bayside Señor Frogs restaurant pour electric blue liquor shots straight into revelers' mouths, while at the Fat Tuesday frozen daiquiri bar nearby the sun-burned masses cool off with spiked pineapple-mango smoothies.
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Start at the west end at Playcade: an old school, tickets-for-prizes arcade and a good place to cool off with a bucket of quarters for the claw machine and a game of Skee-Ball.
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So to help cool off these dog days of summer, we've enlisted the aid of Zoe's Chocolate head chocolatier and co-owner, Petros Tsoukatos, to walk us through the steps to making a sinfully delicious, 'Chocolatini.
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This intense class led by some seriously talented, adorable toddlers really pushed the actors to their physical and creative limits — so much so that they had to cool off and rehydrate with some juice boxes afterwards.
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At a few certain points, when the machine reached its maximum temperature, I did start to feel a slight burning pain, but I told Lisa immediately and she gave me a minute to cool off before continuing.
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Which got scientists thinking: Wouldn't it be nice if we could fight global climate change by reproducing this process, spraying our own aerosols in the stratosphere to bounce light back into space and cool off the Earth?
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ABOUT THE LAKERS (23-20153): Los Angeles shot 22015 percent from the floor in Saturday's loss while ending a seven-game streak of scoring at least 2121 points, and rookie Kyle Kuzma finally began to cool off.
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Rangers, Cashner cool off Red Sox 8-2 ARLINGTON, Texas — In his previous start, Texas right-hander Andrew Cashner was forced to leave the game early after taking a piece of a broken bat off his forearm.
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Cleveland starter Carlos Carrasco will attempt to cool off Cano and Cruz after the Indians suffered through a rough series on the mound against the visiting New York Mets, allowing 17 runs in losing two of three.
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According to Toscani, his co-worker bought a thing of shrimp fried rice at 11:30 AM and put it in the fridge so it would cool off by the time he took his break at noon.
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Recently, researchers suggested that climate change—with its ability to push people to cool off at the beach—is actually causing an increase in shark attacks in the United States, although the data can't say that definitively.
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The lake provided our drinking water and a place to cool off in the summer, but it also occasionally coughed up millions of small dead fish called alewives, which littered the shoreline, giving off an aquarial reek.
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In the eighties, there were many more gay bars in New York than there are now, and one of them—Uncle Charlie's, on Greenwich Avenue—was a very pleasant place to cool off during hot summer afternoons.
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For the stock market to halt on Thursday, to allow fearful investors a chance to cool off, the S&P would have to drop to around 1453,2145, according to this notice from Nasdaq that is updated daily.
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You must wait 30 to 40 minutes for the plates to cool off and then you can press a button on the bottom to release the lower plate and a release on top to drop the top one.
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On smaller forums, time-outs can also be effective for some users — it's a minor punishment for an infraction and it gives angry users some time to cool off and see how the community interacts without their input.
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A corrections officer told Faulkner and another inmate, both of whom were propping up a sweat-drenched Garland, to let him cool off in front of an industrial fan rather than carry him to the infirmary, Faulkner said.
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The 24-year-old Dominican hopes his red-hot bat won't cool off as his New York Yankees take the short trek to Queens to continue their four-game Subway Series against the New York Mets on Wednesday.
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In response to McConnell's remarks, Trump tweeted on Wednesday afternoon and, after having a night to cool off and refine his message, on Thursday morning: Senator Mitch McConnell said I had "excessive expectations," but I don't think so.
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Washington Wizards 123 - Miami Heat 173 Jordan McRae scored 29 points and Garrison Mathews added 28 points to help host Washington cool off Miami, which entered the day with the league's longest active winning streak at five games.
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It dried more than twice as the cotton towels we had aboard and was lightweight enough to bring along on longer hikes ashore in case someone wanted to jump into a stream or the sea to cool off.
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As several parts of 'Merica undergo a heat wave, Mayra found a way to cool off after a bike ride on the Santa Monica Pier in SoCal, where temperatures over the weekend are predicted to reach triple digits.
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Given its already fairly shadowy business practices, it remains to be seen if this is really the end for Cambridge Analytica or just a strategic rebrand while it waits for the "siege" of negative media coverage to cool off.
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In Matus' view, the Fed's intransigence will ultimately result in inflation increasing to a level beyond which central bankers are comfortable, forcing them to raise rates and cool off the economy to prevent prices from ratcheting up too high.
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However, if he can stay hot for the rest of the season while some of the other quarterbacks cool off, and if Minnesota can come back to win the NFC North, Cousins could work his way into the conversation.
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The Titans are lowkey one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now, with Derrick Henry averaging an unfathomable 165 yards rushing over his last three games, but that streak has to cool off at some point...right?
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These sizzlin' stars took time away from the tunes at Coachella to cool off by the pool ... dive into our gallery of celebrities who have shared plunge pics last year, to see who made a splash while in Indio!!!
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As reported by Australian news outlet The Age, 16-year-old Sam Kanizay decided to cool off after a difficult football practice on Saturday night by taking a dip in the water at the Dendy Street Beach in southeastern Australia.
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That alone may force somewhat of a cool-off throughout the crypto space, as some of the speculation is being driven by lack of regulation and exactly the kind of tactics Clayton brought up as possible violations of securities laws.
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Likewise, there's no known phenomenon that would cause a star to cool off noticeably within a human lifespan, but because we wanted to point at climate change in our own world, we took that as a premise of our setting.
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The musicians reportedly partnered with fellow rapper Big Bank Black to rent out the water park at Six Flags White Water in Atlanta on Wednesday, inviting locals from the Zone 6 neighborhood to come and cool off, according to TMZ.
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Several families grilled outside, trying to use up perishable food before it spoiled, and kids played in pools to cool off, trying to make up for the lack of power — and air conditioning — that still plagues much of the region.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Debt sales in the U.S. municipal market will cool off next week as issuers bring fewer offers in advance of the Christmas and New Year's holidays, with new issuance totaling about $500 million next week.
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At this point, you should install the radiator and fans that will cool off your desktop PC. I decided to mount the CPU cooler on top of the case, with two fans providing additional cooling on the front of the case.
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The Pacific Ocean and surrounding beaches offer plenty of space to cool off, but if you're looking for more of a breezy getaway, use LAX as your entry/exit point for a road trip up or down the California Coast.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Added player's first name (Sam Reinhart) in seventh graf Buffalo goaltender Carter Hutton made 29 saves to cool off the NHL's top-scoring club in the Sabres' 243-22 win over the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday.
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Anderson, who specializes in trauma and relationships, said that if any of these conversations get heated or overly emotional, it's a good idea to press pause and revisit the topic once both partners have had a chance to cool off.
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In a new set of forecasts for the economy published on Thursday, the BoE said it thought pay growth in Britain - which recently hit a more than 10-year high - was likely to cool off a little in the coming year.
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Analysts believe some of the companies that have led the way this year, like Apple (up 63%), J.P. Morgan Chase (up 34%) and Home Depot (up 40%) are going to cool off and actually decline over the next 12 months.
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Then it was the Friars' turn to cool off and Marquette came to life, using a 10-4 run, including six in a row, to tie the game at 79 when Howard converted a three-point play with 24 seconds left.
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I would like for 2016 to take a time out, go to its room, cool off for a bit, think about what it's doing and why, and then we can calmly talk about healthier and more appropriate ways to behave.
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When the Fed nudges that rate up to help cool off the economy by making money more expensive to borrow, banks typically pass on the higher cost of borrowing to consumers in the form of higher rates on loans and credit.
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Curry leads Mavericks past Heat DALLAS — Mavericks guard Seth Curry scored a game-high 29 points to help Dallas cool off the NBA's hottest team, the Miami Heat, in a 96-89 victory Monday night at the American Airlines Center.
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The world's biggest online social network, which is nearing the five-year anniversary of its initial public offering, is searching for new types of advertising features to supplement its main revenue streams that it expects to cool off this year.
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And in a small town outside the southern city of Cordoba, a 17-year-old died of heat-related effects after jumping into a swimming pool to cool off after a day working in the fields, regional health authorities said.
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Called "Weaving the Cloud," the project will also include a reflective wading pool in which visitors can splash around and cool off — it is sure to be a hit with the sweaty drunk hoards that attend the Warm Up events.
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As shocking as it was for us to watch — although it was definitely a long time coming — Kim says it was even more jarring for production, and the show actually shut down filming for week so everyone could cool off.
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Mountain goats, an iconic species that thrives in alpine habitats such as Montana's Glacier National Park, feel the same way on hot summer days, only they cool off using glaciers and snow patches instead of AC units or central air.
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Here, variations in the figure/ground relationships, the finely spun warm and cool off-white ovals, and the quivering grid containing the now-you-see-them-now-you-don't eggs create a slow, playful bounce to this fragile yet solid work.
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Masahiro Tanaka attempts to cool off the Rays after losing for the first time in seven decisions against them on Opening Day, when he gave up seven runs over just 2 2/3 innings, and he will oppose fellow right-hander Matt Andriese.
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U.S. auto market sales did cool off in January (FCA led the decline and its shares went lower on Wednesday) but FCA stock is reflecting bullishness relative to the other major U.S. automakers, up more than 50 percent since the November election results.
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There's also an option for setting them at scheduled times, so you can, say, wake up to the news and traffic or have the connected thermostat kick in to warm up or cool off the house an hour before you get home.
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Aware that unemployment is currently below the safe limit set by the Fed, but also aware of the lack of signs of rapid increase in inflation, Powell argues that the Fed has been wise to move deliberately to cool off the economy.
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The visiting Cincinnati Reds haven't been able to cool off the offense of the St. Louis Cardinals, but they will have a chance for a series victory in Sunday's rubber match of the three-game set between the National League Central Division rivals.
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"Certain traits of his -- his lack of desire to conduct politics as usual, his stubbornness -- will mean that should his relationship with the military sour or cool off, he might falter more quickly than politicians in the past, and more badly," said Afzal.
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In the San Diego area, some residents took to the beaches to cool off from temperatures as high as 115, while others, in the communities of Dulzura, Alpine and the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps base, fled wildfires or tried to save their homes.
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When asked whether he thought rising inflation would be the key risk to continued economic strength, Phelps replied that while he thought the frenzied market sell-off last month was triggered by an "inflation scare," it would likely "cool off" again this year.
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For the stock market to halt on Monday, to allow fearful investors and frenzied traders (and computers) a chance to cool off, the S&P would have to drop to around 2093,2209, according to this notice from Nasdaq that is updated daily.
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This was certainly not the plan when Kalanick was dispatched to Tahiti to sail around in a glamourous yacht — owned by media mogul Barry Diller, with fellow guests like CNN's Anderson Cooper — to cool off after he was forced out at Uber.
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It takes away the everyday ritual of watering, which might be something that you're into doing as a cool-off-from-work kind of thing, but that's intentional because the goal is to actually get vegetables growing and helping you actually pick something healthy.
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Hanging on to its inventory, which Opendoor does for 90 days on average, would seem to pose an equally big risk, particularly given that the housing market is highly sensitive to interest rates and other macroeconomic factors that could prompt a market cool-off.
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Unskilled laborers "don't have the luxury of taking the afternoon off work, so they'll cool off under a tree for a bit but keep returning to work," said Shravan Jha, a team manager for the Agriculture Department in Bihar, a province in India's northeast.
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Ultimately the strategy changed to allow things to cool off, according to the memos, and Russian operatives reportedly focused on dividing the U.S. both at the elite and voter level, hoping to create a chaotic environment in which any president would find it hard to maneuver.
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Tigers cool off Orioles, give Ausmus his 300th win BALTIMORE — Detroit Tigers manager Brad Ausmus had to be reminded that he picked up his 300th win after a long game at Camden Yards that featured two rain delays and a triple play by the Baltimore Orioles.
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"This has been worth the wait, now I'm smiling but four years ago it was quite difficult," the 29-year-old told reporters at the pristine Rio whitewater park that locals could use as a place to cool off in the build-up to the Games.
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The sides also house a small, thin power button (it took a few moments to find the first time I fired up the system), a sizable vent to cool off the processor and a volume rocker, which comes in handy when the system is in tablet mode.
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In your romantic relationships, things could cool off a little bit, but this could actually be for the best: You might be able to get to know this person again as a friend or on a more intellectual level (instead of just making out all the time).
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Spencer Cannon of the Utah County Sheriff's Office posted on Twitter the tale of the unidentified teenager who had a fight with his parents and took off on a six-mile trek — without a coat — across a "barely frozen" Utah Lake to cool off in late December.
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EditorsNote: Clarifies Heat's winning streak was longest active streak entering Monday in graf 3; other minor edits Jordan McRae scored 29 points and Garrison Mathews added 33 points to help the host Washington Wizards cool off the Miami Heat with a 123-105 victory on Monday night.
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Housing related stocks are soaring Alex Pettee, president of Hoya Capital Real Estate, which recently launched the Hoya Capital Housing ETF (HOMZ), said that he thinks concerns about the housing market needing to cool off are overblown -- largely because of what has happened with the Fed and mortgage rates.
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Leiter kept Arizona off-balance by effectively mixing his pitches over six shutout innings in his starting debut, and Maikel Franco and Tommy Joseph homered in the late innings to help the last-place Philadelphia Phillies cool off the Diamondbacks in a 6-33 win on Friday night.
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Affordability Rank: 234 Millennial Happiness Rank: 22011 Economy Health Rank: 22015 Things to do: Explore Massachusetts Street in the heart of downtown Lawrence, where you can admire Victorian architecture, grab a beer at a local brewery or cool off at Mass Street Soda, where they stock over 270,2003 sodas.
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Crean has been talked about as being on the hot seat as his team struggles to make the Tournament despite early-season wins over Kansas and North Carolina, and he'll need his players to show some more fire in the next few weeks if he's able to cool off that seat.
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Considering Neptune's confusing, hazy influence, the deeper meaning here is that you need to create a home base for yourself where you are supported (whether by family, roomies, pets, houseplants, or the shadow people your psychic powers always pick up on) and where you can cool off and enjoy some privacy.
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The air here in Santiago, befouled with smoke and ash, became unbreathable for weeks, a situation aggravated by inordinately high temperatures that did not diminish even at night, as was habitually the case, when we used to have the chance to cool off and face the next day refreshed and energized.
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Escaping the midday sun in a thicket of trees beside the motorway, munching on watermelon and apricots to cool off, Mrs Erman rattled off a long list of grievances, including the jailing of more than 100 journalists and the destruction of forests in a construction boom led by companies close to the government.
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According to RCMP guidelines disclosed in court, police are are only supposed to be operate Stingrays for three minutes at a time, with a two minute cool-off period before they are used on the same frequency again, in order to minimize the collection of non-targeted data and interference with 911 calls.
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The deal arrives just in time for the coming Fourth of July holiday and saves Mr. Murphy, a Democrat, from closing the government during his first year in office, a move that would prove unpopular to many, including bathers looking to cool off on a sweltering weekend at state parks and beaches.
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We've been making calls for days trying to gather all the info about this crazy video -- and though the details are scarce, here's what we know ... -- It happened at 6 AM on May 12, 2012 at the Harrah's Casino in Atlantic City -- Before the video begins, Casillas was pissed ... and walked outside to cool off.
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The speaker's refusal to immediately transmit the articles of impeachment passed by the House to the Senate has triggered a rare direct power game with the Senate majority leader, pitting two of American history's strongest congressional figures against each other in a battle not likely to cool off over a winter recess on Capitol Hill.
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There are some downsides to shooting at the highest resolution: less recording time because the files are larger, lower battery life (I got about an hour with the highest resolution), overheating (the camera had automatically powered down to cool off several times when it got too hot) and longer processing/stitching times for the app to crunch.
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"Based on our analysis, increased efforts made by the government to provide the market with ample supplies of volatile food items (fruits, meat and vegetables) prior to the Ramadan season, has helped cool off the supply/demand pressures on inflation," Naeem Brokerage, which predicted headline inflation would fall to 13.2 percent, said in a note on Wednesday.
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The music is good, and you'll find a selection of 2008 shots, including "attitude adjustment" (vodka, triple sec, amaretto and melon liqueur) and "sanky panky" (tequila, strawberry liqueur and Bailey's); a variety of fruity cocktails, which combine local tropical flavors like passion fruit, coconut and pineapple; and an open courtyard to cool off in between dance sessions.
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JT Riddle's run-scoring triple in the sixth inning and solo home run in the eighth backed the combined four-hit pitching from a quartet of Miami hurlers as the Marlins defeated the visiting Tampa Bay Rays 3-0 on Wednesday afternoon at Marlins Park to win the three-game Sunshine State series and cool off the red-hot Rays.
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The 3-million-square-foot complex is sizeable enough to hold a full 16 acres of rides,amusement, and adrenaline, including the new Nickelodeon Universe Theme Park (think: roller coasters and rides for ages 1 and up) and the DreamWorks Water Park — where you can rent a cabana, enjoy poolside drinks, and even cool off on one of many water slides.
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I stopped once to cool off by skinny dipping at a deserted beach, inspired, I suppose, by all those naked ancient athletes I'd been contemplating (swimming, incidentally, was never a competitive event in the games of antiquity); and stopped another time to get fuel and directions just before crossing the stunning new Rio-Antirrio Bridge, with its distinctive white, fan-shaped cable supports.
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Whale shark unwrapped from fishing line by Hawaii family Police to Massachusetts toddler: You have the right to remain cute Bus driver&aposs act of kindness helps elderly passenger, 92, cool off in searing heat STAY TUNED On Facebook : Check out &aposFOX News Update,&apos our new Facebook-exclusive news program hosted by Shepard Smith, Carley Shimkus and Abby Huntsman!
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Some key tips are to make sure you are going places that allow dogs, always have access to food and water, keep them comfortable (pack a sleeping bag or blanket for camping and make sure to have shade or a water source for them to cool off in if it's hot) and don't put them in a situation where they have to stay in a hot car.
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"But this is really something we see as temporary — not for the long term," Gibbs said, noting she believes perceived political risk will cool off over the next couple of months, and she wouldn't recommend investors getting into gold mining stocks, like the Gold Miners exchange-traded fund (GDX), even though it's up 16 percent year to date, roughly three times that of the S&P 500's gains.
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Seven-foot Robin Lopez, not known for his ball handling, catching the ball above the key, taking Zaza Pachulia—who has, for some reason, decided to not drop back on a Robin Lopez DHO—off the dribble with a pair of big, hulking, hunched over, giant-like dribbles, rising up in the key, and slamming it down over Jordan Bell, who finds himself splayed out on the floor, embarrassed by, of all the things you could possibly end up embarrassed by, A Cool Off The Dribble Robin Lopez Dunk.
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