Porsche engines were air cooled until 1998 when they became water cooled.
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The air cooled model is $999, while the liquid cooled version is $1499.
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There are a few catches to the Nikon D5500a Cooled cameraThere are a few catches to the Nikon D5500a Cooled camera, however.
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A salt-cooled reactor first ran successfully back in 230, but the United States opted to specialize in water-cooled reactors and defunded other designs.
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The car's simple design and air-cooled engine eliminated the need for a more complicated water-cooled system and helped make it a postwar hit.
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The 21980 had been plagued by quality problems, and its air-cooled motor, mounted in the rear, was considered anachronistic; most cars had water-cooled motors in the front.
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In the case of something like shrimp cocktail, which is cooked but served cold, the food should be cooled before being placed on the ice rather than cooled by the ice.
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But those markets, which have been booming for much of the year, have cooled — not to say crashed — and consequently demand for GPUs has cooled as well, as Nvidia's earnings statements show.
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We should add that fanless CPUs are generally less powerful than fan-cooled ones, and there's little reason for the 2019 MBA to be fanless when the 2017 one was fan-cooled.
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Let stand until slightly cooled, 1 to 2 minutes. 3.
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You're probably wondering why the planet cooled instead of warmed.
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Factory activity, however, has cooled in the past few months.
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Place shallots in a bowl; pour cooled beet mixture over.
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Cooled seats cost $450 and the perfuming system is $550.
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As the lava cooled, the dunes pointed up like islands.
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While they ate, many women cooled themselves with Spanish fans.
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But I cooled when they fired Charif Souki [former CEO].
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This comes at a time when venture funding has cooled.
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They cooled down by doing lots and lots of lunges.
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She says it appears to have cooled off this winter.
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I would've appreciated a shirt that could've automatically cooled me.
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"That's really what cooled off obviously, our bats," Servais said.
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I've quickly cooled off and now this is funny again.
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Once cooled place in a plastic bottle or piping bag.
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Tempers cooled when police recovered the flag and returned it.
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The monthly gain cooled to 1.9 percent from 3.1 percent.
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Perhaps by then some of the fervour will have cooled.
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People suffering from heat stroke need to be cooled immediately.
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The Data Says No The IPO market cooled in 2015.
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Others received the honor after controversies around them had cooled.
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The liquid is cooled and the yeast is added in.
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The cloud mushroomed and cooled, then slowed in its climb.
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The hibonites formed in space rocks as the disc cooled.
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That is, until the investment climate for AR startups cooled.
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Their power was worst after their muscles had been cooled.
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Though violence eventually cooled, the wartime power structure has remained.
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By then, she hopes, the political climate may have cooled.
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But the luxury residential market has cooled significantly since then.
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However, the administration appears to have cooled on the idea.
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But democracy has taken hold where nationalist attitudes have cooled.
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However, growth in China's services sector activity cooled in December.
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Trade tensions, at least, cooled off somewhat before Friday's announcement.
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Growth in April cooled to around 22018 percent, analysts estimated.
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"The wage momentum looks like it's cooled," Ms. Zentner said.
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As the Aggies cooled down, the host Aztecs heated up.
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Meanwhile, hard apple cider sales recently cooled their robust growth.
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The gold then is cooled and splintered into tiny chips.
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S. trade talks have cooled expectations for aggressive rate cuts.
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Luckily, however, you soon cooled down and we parted peacefully.
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Scoop into the cooled, baked piecrust and smooth the top.
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One was cooled down by blowing into the small hole in the coffee cup's lid, one was cooled by removing the lid altogether, and one (the control cup) was left untouched, with its lip on.
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Furthermore, Trump has many more converts, people who voted for him but didn&apost like him who have since warmed than those who liked him in 2016 and have "cooled" -- I love the warm cooled.
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In the late 1990s, when the people in Stuttgart switched from air-cooled to water-cooled engines, loyalists were certain the move caused the financial collapse in Southeast Asia and tsunamis in Papua New Guinea.
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Under former President Barack Obama, relations between Washington and Riyadh cooled.
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But in recent sessions, the rally since Election Day cooled off.
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After two weeks of sizable gains, mortgage demand cooled last week.
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As that core heat dissipated, the ocean cooled, froze, and expanded.
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Long-running tensions between Sanders and Clinton have not fully cooled.
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The gold index cooled off after having gained 7.6% this week.
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Once it's cooled, cut the mango leather into strips and roll.
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AMD is launching three cards, with the top being liquid cooled.
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But the weekend cooled heads and now détente has broken out.
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Some who originally supported the project have cooled, amid soaring costs.
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He had a little stretch where he cooled off like everybody.
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Tension cooled when Pakistan returned a downed Indian pilot on Friday.
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Without any nucleation sites, liquids can be cooled without setting solid.
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In May, a source told PEOPLE the romance had cooled off.
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Image: APAmerica's coal mining industry has cooled down in recent years.
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Their three-year romance cooled off in the spring of 2009.
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Most must be cooled to a temperature close to absolute zero.
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You'll also find comfortable, heated and cooled seats and adaptive suspension.
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Bhatia said he would look to increase exposure if prices cooled.
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Once the baklava is cooked, it is cooled over cold water.
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Nearby tanks were being cooled to prevent the fire from spreading.
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Cooled, but not frozen, a donated kidney might last 12 hours.
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Add the cooled, melted butter slowly into the egg yolk mixture.
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The market in the rest of the country has mostly cooled.
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Snapchat's filing lands at a time when venture funding has cooled.
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Though home sales inched back to growth, new construction starts cooled.
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The market for really big buildings has cooled, in other words.
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Both cookies, however, were similar levels of chewiness once they cooled.
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At a time when investors have cooled on social media, Musical.
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The entire loft is heated and cooled through a geothermal system.
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In the past two seasons, however, Puig has cooled off considerably.
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Things do seem to have cooled off since earlier this summer.
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The pace of retail bankruptcies cooled off last year, he said.
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Growth cooled to 6.6 percent in 2018, a 28-year low.
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As the sun disappeared behind the clouds, the group's play cooled.
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Soon after his arrest, however, Mr. Pollard's relationship with Epic cooled.
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About those air-cooled Porsches ... This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Rising rents have cooled to single-digit percentage growth this year.
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The U.S.-China trade war has cooled, at least for now.
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Koepka cooled off slightly after Thursday's round of 103, shooting 71.
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The escalating trade war hasn't cooled investor demand for Chinese securities.
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The streaming wars is heating up, and Netflix has cooled down.
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Even after I cooled down, I didn't really notice a difference.
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The ambient air is Newark's, but filtered, ventilated, heated, and cooled.
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Fold this cooled mixture into softly whipped cream, and you're done.
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Tensions between North and South Korea have cooled in recent weeks.
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Last year, the LinkedIn report showed that hiring cooled in March.
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The liquid, he recalled, set into a gel when it cooled.
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Consequently, the market cooled and housing prices fell across the country.
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At one point, the temperature cooled and it began to rain.
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Newly cooled, structurally sound lava flows are much more electrically resistant.
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But is machine-cooled air the best solution to rising temperatures?
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He stayed very active politically and cooled his heels for 1980.
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Tensions cooled after Duterte pursued a closer economic relationship with Beijing.
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The front seats were exceptionally comfy — and also hearted and cooled.
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The spheres formed when rocks melted then cooled after an impact.
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Emotions cooled somewhat by the time the crowd reached City Hall.
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It doesn't need to be pressurized or cooled like compressed hydrogen.
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In addition to the solar panels and its own energy center for power-generation, Apple Park's main building is cooled via an air-conduction system, which works differently (and more efficiently) than typical air conditioning: Fresh air flows in from the outside over cooled, water-filled pipes hidden in the concrete overhang, sending the cooled air into the main work spaces.
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When the water around the bay cooled down, the glaciers slowed down.
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Economic growth cooled to a 27-year low in the second quarter.
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Using an offset spatula, spread frosting over top of cooled brownies. 5.
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Their evening may have been heating up, but things cooled down quickly.
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The time down under has certainly cooled McCord's feelings towards de Lesseps.
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The resulting gas cooled, creating stars, but the stars didn't last long.
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Its Reactor 3 and Reactor 4 are both Advanced Gas-cooled Reactors.
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As it cooled, minerals floated to the top, and heavier elements sank.
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Tanks surrounding the area are being cooled as a precaution, he said.
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Pour the filling into the cooled crust and transfer to the oven.
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Was £309.99, now £199.99 Kärcher K2 Compact Home Air-Cooled Pressure Washer.
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The latest-generation v7.13 models are especially powerful and are liquid-cooled.
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The USDA's crop forecasts on Friday, meanwhile, also cooled price sentiment wheat.
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Once cooled, the mold would be cracked open, revealing the final product.
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"I haven't ever stopped and cooled off for political reasons," he said.
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The Electrify America charging system features liquid cooled-cable 350 kW chargers.
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Stir the chopped herbs and garlic mixture into the cooled cranberry sauce.
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The has cooled off a bit after hitting record highs in August.
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As the pop stardom inevitably cooled, Gibson found a home on Broadway.
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It is not just London's luxury market, however, that has cooled down.
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Demand has cooled, even as Samsung and peers continue to add capacity.
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Vedanta will surely challenge the closure in court once tempers have cooled.
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His blithe attitude may have cooled the federal response to a degree.
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Pour remaining white batter in mixer bowl over cooled graham cracker crust.
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When investors cooled on emerging markets, all that left Argentina painfully exposed.
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Where do they go once the furor around a crisis has cooled?
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We hear Trump has cooled on McMaster because he's not sufficiently deferential.
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What would have happened as the continents moved and the world cooled?
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Fold in the cooled marshmallow mixture and divide between ice cube trays.
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Fitting, since water cooled any chance of him winning the day before.
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Place one cooled pastry sheet in a 9×13-inch baking dish.
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But, things have cooled off ... Boston's 10-8 since the D.C. trip.
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Once the tongue has cooled, Szymanski peels off the tough outer membrane.
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But as the space rock cooled, the ocean would freeze — and expand.
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Can be eaten directly from the oven or after it has cooled.
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Once cooled, carefully pop the balloons and remove them from the caramel.
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In fact, church growth has cooled to its slowest pace since 1937.
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Once it has cooled down, season with the vinegar and salt. 2.
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The country's economy, while still healthier than that of many neighbors, cooled.
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Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner had cooled off Conforto, who finished April batting .
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Once the stirred goo has cooled, the result is a strong bond.
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Bitcoin has since cooled off a bit, now trading just under $16,000.
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The seats have heated and cooled massages and they're almost infinitely adjustable.
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Prices for the steelmaking ingredient have cooled after a spike this year.
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The issue cooled soon afterward, but Trump reinvigorated it again on Wednesday.
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The campaign of raids had cooled the mining activity in the region.
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As he cooled down with his brother, tears streamed down his face.
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These could only come about later, after the universe had sufficiently cooled.
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When that recipe cooled, it coagulated and created some delightful-looking scabs.
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They then cooled down with three minutes of stair and corridor walking.
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But the Chiefs (6-2) having cooled off considerably in recent weeks.
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We also ate unbuttered slices of just-cooled loaves along the way.
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Once the mochi cooled, its texture shifted from gummy to addictively chewy.
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Those spaces would need to be cooled and heated, releasing further emissions.
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When cooled and poured over ice, you have a standard iced coffee.
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But demand at the very top end of the market has cooled.
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They're heated and cooled up front, eight-way-adjustable, and mostly comfy.
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Job gains have cooled off, and wage growth seems to have plateaued.
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Indeed, separate data showed ground breaking on new homes cooled in May.
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This was when we all had desktops being cooled with whirring fans.
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In the years since, the relationship between O'Neal and Bryant cooled significantly.
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And we look at how Mr. Trump's relations with Israel have cooled.
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As it cooled, it buckled like a grape shriveling into a raisin.
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Second-quarter growth cooled to 6.2%, the weakest in nearly 3.83 years.
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Second-quarter growth cooled to 6.2%, the weakest in nearly 3.83 years.
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A flurry of diplomatic efforts between the two countries cooled things down.
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Molten glass was rippled and cooled to create an atmosphere of clouds.
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But the planet's core cooled just 500 million years after Mars' formation.
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It's the only major cyclical part of the economy that's cooled off.
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Temperatures cooled slightly on Monday with showers forecast to provide some relief.
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San Jose goalie Martin Jones cooled off as he allowed five goals.
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The charcoal is then cooled, bagged, and dragged to the river's edge.
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And Domino's shares are down 4% as sales growth has cooled off.
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Those results have in turn cooled the development community's enthusiasm for microcredit.
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In goes the cooled filling, along with chopped toasted almonds and pistachios.
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Add in the cooled chocolate, milk, and vanilla and mix until smooth.
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The system is air-cooled rather than the liquid-cooled desktop it's based on, which may have had something to do with it, though a Zotac representative told me he thought it might have been the stage wobbling. Maybe!
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Employment at construction sites likely cooled after surging by 38,000 jobs in December.
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But support for TPP has cooled since the start of the presidential campaign.
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Drizzle over cooled cake, and sprinkle with a little orange zest before serving.
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This sapphire crystal-containing detector sits on the Earth's surface and is cooled.
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But, according to those around them, things have cooled off in recent years.
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Maybe the family drama will have cooled off in time for next season?
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And why do you think the buzz has cooled on it a bit?
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While China's wider car market has cooled, its NEV market is growing rapidly.
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Coal consumption in China, another crucial market, has also cooled off of late.
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The cooled-down material would stay rigid during, say, deployment on a satellite.
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They're also energy hogs that need to cooled both during and after use.
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Fortunately, Shuki, ever the blessed peacemaker, jumped in and cooled both men down.
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But the relationship had "cooled" by the time they filmed Empire Strikes Back.
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He cooled his lust in snow and scoured his naked flesh with thorns.
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Pour melted, cooled chocolate into the bowl; mix on medium speed until combined.
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Fixed asset investment growth likely cooled further to 9.4 percent for January-June.
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He cooled off from there, scoring just three times in 20 more games.
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Together they cooled down with a brief (and cautious) dip in the ocean.
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After clouting a franchise-record 6 homers in April, Thames cooled off considerably.
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Cut cooled watermelon into 1-inch pieces, and add to tomato-herb mixture.
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Hiring has cooled from an average of 2000,25 jobs per month in 2000.
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Tokamak Energy's researchers have also been using nitrogen-cooled superconductors for their magnets.
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Baltimore&aposs feverish rate of killings has cooled somewhat so far this year.
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They cooled her heart with saline, and then they stopped it with potassium.
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For engineers, that means the fluid-cooled stator now circles the moving rotor.
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Bank stocks soared after Trump's election but have cooled off considerably since then.
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"Fleets are cautious as freight demand has cooled off this year," he said.
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By the time President Barack Obama left office, US-Turkish relations had cooled.
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By the time your tea's cooled down, your oleo saccharum will be ready.
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There are massive heated and cooled seats that are comfortable for long hauls.
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Data on Thursday showed November inflation cooled to 1.6 percent, still above-target.
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The lava then cooled on top of the carbon, forming a secondary crust.
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It's late July and the NBA's summer free agency frenzy has cooled down.
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U.S. and German government bonds all cooled after their sizzling last few days.
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Older 911s are getting ever pricier, especially air-cooled models like the 993.
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And that certainly would have cooled some of the Best Season Ever talk.
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The vinyl disc is later cooled and hardened in water, and then labeled.
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"The international drama has definitely cooled the appetite for policy normalization," he said.
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The games come as the two countries have cooled tensions in recent weeks.
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Higher borrowing costs have cooled housing demand; sales and homebuilding declined in September.
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However, the services sector cooled late last year amid a broader economic downturn.
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However, the services sector cooled late last year amid a broader economic downturn.
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Once cooled, remove the clips and break up the curls with your hands.
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Actual growth cooled to 6.6 percent last year - the slowest in 28 years.
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The seats can be heated and cooled, if you check that option box.
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Once cooled, a nylon scouring pad can be used to scrub the pan.
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Now, at least in the media, the heat around the subject has cooled.
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Stir in the cooled meats and transfer to a 9-inch springform pan.
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When I drank the hot soup it cooled my insides, almost like menthol.
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Domestic home sales have cooled on a persistent shortage of properties for sale.
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In the same period, earnings growth at state-owned industrial enterprises also cooled.
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It had cooled to 12.0 in December from 15.7 percent the month prior.
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The flakes are heated, dried, and cooled, then cut into small resin pellets.
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I have cooled on the stock a bit because where are the profits?
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Manufacturing production, exports and home sales dropped in April, while consumer spending cooled.
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Drizzle olive oil on the cooled octopus and season with salt and pepper.
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But Bonansea's goal and the delay seemed to have cooled things a little.
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Relations cooled further when China established diplomatic ties with South Korea in 20053.
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The cryotherapy chamber is a small room that's cooled to minus 230 Fahrenheit.
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Every strand of Hugo's white beard glistens; his forehead is cooled with shadow.
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And markets are relieved that the US-China trade war has cooled off.
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But prices cooled quickly after the threat of war in the Gulf receded.
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I was physically relaxed and cooled down, but my brain was still buzzing.
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But don't worry — it cooled off to a low of 79 in Miami.
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The Beavers cooled considerably and ended up shooting 29 percent from the field.
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After running up over 330% this year, Roku shares have cooled in September.
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U.S.: The economy cooled at the end of 2018, growing by 2.6 percent.
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This might explain why luxury watch brands appear to have cooled on smartwatches.
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Since then, industry observers report that investors' appetite for media companies has cooled.
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Heat kills animals, too, so livestock will have to be brought inside and cooled.
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As global demand has cooled over the past year, and a protracted Sino-U.
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Meanwhile, the Rays (2310-210) cooled off after winning six of their previous seven.
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So you have to make sure it is fully cooled down before using it.
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More recently, however, Ramdev seemed to have cooled on Modi, a fellow yoga aficionado.
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The city government also singled out the resale market, stressing it has cooled significantly.
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The couple were shown how they make maple taffy using syrup cooled on snow.
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Confectioner's sugar can be sprinkled on top when cooled to add even more sweetness.
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According to Loeb and Lingam, it's possible if the massive device is water-cooled.
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Since Cleanly launched two years ago the on-demand space has cooled down considerably.
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The new cards will cost around $30 more than their older, ACX-cooled version.
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Just before serving, distribute chicken mixture among cooled wonton cups, about 3 tbsp. each.
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The digital currency has cooled off since then, losing nearly 6% in Monday trading.
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Why it matters: It appears that talks of a Walmart-Humana deal have cooled.
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The trio of countries are the world's biggest exporters of the super-cooled fuel.
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Well, those days are gone, replaced with acrobatic foldables, detachables, and liquid-cooled enigmas.
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Pipe immediately on baked and cooled cupcakes and garnish with chocolate chips for eyes.
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The cancellation cooled what had been an unusual flurry of diplomatic moves from Pyongyang.
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" Your Cake is Stuck to the Pan "Make sure your cake has cooled completely.
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It's a face mask that goes bad, so you have to keep it cooled.
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Once cooled, remove the watercress and parsley from the ice bath and chop finely.
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But Silicon Valley seems to have cooled on Clinton since her last presidential campaign.
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"The climate has certainly cooled down, although there is still capital available," he said.
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Profit growth for China's industrial powerhouses cooled for a sixth straight month in October.
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But several months into the job, Trump's warm feelings for Sessions have clearly cooled.
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One of the test vehicle's most important features, though, is its water-cooled starter.
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Cooled, they were deliciously crispy and perfect for anyone who likes a crunchy cookie.
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They hung around with Cincinnati for just over a half before their shooting cooled.
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While the talks had cooled, sources told Faber the idea hadn't been completely abandoned.
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"The Bahari Museum is being cooled down," it said on its official Twitter account.
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And that volcanic eruption cooled the Earth by 2.2 degrees Fahrenheit for five years.
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But as her compatriots' enthusiasm for Mr. Obama cooled, Ms. Merkel warmed to him.
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Once everything is mixed together, the soap is cooled before it can be bottled.
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As it cooled, the moon backed away, retreating thousands of miles into the distance.
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Don't worry ... Tom cooled down eventually to take an adorable pic with his fam.
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Data last week showed January producer price inflation cooled for a seventh straight month.
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Economists polled by Reuters expect it to show manufacturing growth cooled somewhat in May.
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Using a scoop or a spoon, top center of the cooled pie with fluff.
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Interestingly enough, I think in the last month or two it's really cooled down.
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It's quite thrilling to see this odd little chip inside its super-cooled home.
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For the Maryland experiment, each of the qubits was a laser cooled ytterbium ion.
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Chuck did most of the talking, while Ivy stirred her coffee until it cooled.
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The interior is then set on fire and the scorched surface cooled with water.
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Alex Smith (KC at Giants) — Fantasy's third best quarterback over all has cooled off.
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To overcome this problem, Dr. Dubochet dipped the samples in liquid nitrogen-cooled ethane.
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In the 15 months following the eruption, global temperatures cooled by 0.6 degrees Celsius.
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The cookies also worked much better when they cooled and solidified for several hours.
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Enthusiasm cooled after an Uber test vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian last year.
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Add the cooled chicken and half of the pan juices and toss to combine.
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It can be lowered and cooled to perfect temperature in that ice-cold water.
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The stock has cooled off since then, but investor enthusiasm remains as sales soar.
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Growth in the third quarter cooled to 6%, the lowest in nearly 30 years.
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And it created the possibility for white-collar jobs in mechanically cooled office buildings.
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But a mixed performance by U.S. shares overnight cooled investor risk appetite in Asia.
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The buzz around new launches has also cooled since the iPhone 6 in 2014.
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And when the air cooled down, she captured more natural moments in public spaces.
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But after two consecutive years of record sales industrywide, the market has cooled off.
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He and the Hendrixes sat on the back porch, cooled by the ocean breeze.
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Even the water the bears cooled off in hit 70 degrees on some days.
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Thames has cooled after a blistering April, but he leads the team with a .
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Growth in the third quarter cooled to 6%, the lowest in nearly 30 years.
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However, sources have said relations between the companies cooled following recent Airbus management changes.
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If this section is cooled, the mouse sings extended songs, adding on extra notes.
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The protests have cooled off, but there's still a lot of anger out there.
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Geoengineering cooled the planet and reduced the intensity of extreme weather events like hurricanes.
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Rings analyzed from trees in five locations around the world show that after a volcano erupted in 1568, the global climate cooled considerably for two years — evidenced in narrow tree rings — and the northern edge of the tropics receded as the planet cooled.
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So when Marcy's inexplicably "cooled" toward Ballard, she says she was both relieved and troubled.
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The economy has cooled off somewhat since, forcing the government to trim its growth expectations.
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The jump defies a Chinese government crackdown on corruption that has cooled flashy spending there.
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But cuprates must still be cooled below minus 100 degrees Celsius before they become superconductive.
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Once the greens have cooled down, drain them well and chop roughly with your knife.
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The fluid eventually seeped beneath the surface and cooled, becoming trapped within the lunar rock.
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Google is likely loosening restrictions now because the overall cryptocurrency market has cooled off significantly.
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Because of the reduced heat build-up, the batteries can be cooled by air alone.
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It also offers a liquid-cooled six-cylinder engine, adaptive suspension, and a smart key.
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Their markets have remained hot this year, even while their bigger peers have cooled off.
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Once the pots have cooled, they are layered with two coats of the repellent paint.
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China's economic growth cooled to 6.9 percent in 2015, the slowest pace in 25 years.
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But a steep downturn in farm incomes has cooled agrarian demand for the unproven technologies.
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But more recently, the paper — ever loyal to the Bushes — has cooled to Mr. Cruz.
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U.S. ECONOMY: U.S. manufacturing activity barely grew in early June and the service sector cooled.
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The thinner side gets cooled first, which results in the curve downward as it contracts.
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In the World Series, Murphy's bat cooled, with just three hits in 25 plate appearances.
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Merkel had at first welcomed these immigrants, but her welcome quickly cooled with political pressure.
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So if one of the coolers stops working, that's the end of your cooled comfort.
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The state's economy has cooled considerably, but Georgia is still a magnet for capital investment.
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But as the news about a jump in Saudi output filtered out, oil prices cooled.
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But as Zhengzhou's frenzied property market cooled last year, sales plummeted, along with her commissions.
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The car uses permanent magnets, not super-cooled superconducting magnets like Japan's SCMaglev system uses.
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It's also water-cooled, which makes sense given how hard these chips need to work.
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It occurs when a dilute gas is cooled to within a whisker of absolute zero.
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Later that month, though, it seemed as if Bieber and Gomez's relationship had cooled off.
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There was a time when anything but an air-cooled 911 was considered a disgrace.
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When all cookies have cooled, remove from parchment paper and place on wire rack. 6.
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Frost 1 half of each cooled cookie with desired glaze using a small metal spatula.
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Still, once they cooled down, the earlier generation of iPhones surprisingly were still semi-functional.
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" As he cooled off, Sugar Bear broke down and cried: "Everybody's making me look bad.
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Growth last year cooled to 6.9 percent, the slowest in a quarter of a century.
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Serve warm (if you can't wait) or slice it into wedges when it has cooled.
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The helium has itself been cooled via an exchanger that uses the liquid hydrogen fuel.
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Softer manufacturing activity in China saw its April producer price inflation cooled more than expected.
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Retail inflation has cooled to 1.54 percent, its lowest level in more than five years.
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In the two years of pronounced global cooling following the eruption, ocean temperatures cooled accordingly.
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"The market has cooled off; they just missed the perfect window," said a second banker.
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Magic end Heat's home win streak MIAMI — The Miami Heat has officially been cooled off.
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The annual pace still cooled a little to 10.1 percent, from 11.0 percent in October.
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More interesting is that while the U.S. cooled, other pockets of the globe warmed up.
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The temperature cooled somewhat this week after Kim didn't follow through on his Guam threat.
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The winner was Westinghouse's pressurized-water reactor; the backup was General Electric's sodium-cooled technology.
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Sydney: The broth has cooled, and since it's reduced so much, all the fat congeals.
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The pipe then was cooled by 20 inches (50 cm) of rain, the sources said.
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But the market has cooled down in recent months with a tightening of mortgage regulation.
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I used Amazon Fresh for grocery delivery and it arrived fresh and in cooled packaging.
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"They are liquid-cooled to optimize performance in extreme weather and to improve charging times."
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Combine olives, chopped herbs, cooled couscous and roasted onions and tomatoes in a large bowl.
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"The housing market has cooled off because young couples see that it's coming," he said.
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Lately it has cooled off, though, and people like Ms. Blackie may pay the price.
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Later versions retained the model's trademark rear-mounted engine — now water cooled — and sleek lines.
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Growth has cooled as the stimulus from last year's tax cuts and spending increases fades.
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I baked the cookies as a sheet before cutting them into squares as they cooled.
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At the time, they were trying to invent a climate-controlled, water-cooled suit jacket.
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The experts escaped the heat of the moment and cooled the other person down, too.
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Although the building was designed to be passively cooled, it also has central air-conditioning.
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The planet's protective magnetic field mysteriously disappeared around 4.2 billion years ago as Mars cooled.
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The Olympics are taking place as tensions have cooled slightly between North and South Korea.
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The fronts were heated and cooled, while the rear bench design allowed for three passengers.
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They were there as a family ... with baby Stormi, but since then things have cooled.
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You can take up some project cooking later in the week, when heads have cooled.
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It also can be baked into a casserole, or cooked, cooled and cut into slabs.
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G Kent Bazemore has cooled off against the Cavs after a big series against Boston.
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The talks cooled after Schnatter's use of a racially charged slur led to his resignation.
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But, scandals like Credit Mobilier cooled the fever of over-reliance on the indirect track.
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Oil prices cooled as Saudi Arabia's pledge to quickly restore production eased worries over supply.
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DH Kendrys Morales finally cooled down after belting a pair of homers the day before.
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It was a week before the tunnel cooled enough for forensic investigators to recover bodies.
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Mix the cooked and cooled celery, celery root, and mustard seed with the pickle brunoise.
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A thicket of restrictions has cooled the market, slowing purchases and choking off loans to developers.
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"Investors have really cooled on this one lately and I think that's a mistake," Cramer said.
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Electrify America has shuttered these chargers while the supplier completes tests of its liquid-cooled cables.
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It would need to be cooled within a few minutes and then only rewarmed when oxygenated.
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After they are baked and cooled I often apply a glaze for extra protection and effect.
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Graphite bricks ensure reactors can be cooled and thousands of them are used in reactor cores.
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However, with 2017 in full swing, that sentiment on the group seems to have cooled rapidly.
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Except these microchips get placed into room-sized refrigerators cooled to temperatures just above absolute zero.
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Tablets became the hot new "computer", but sales have largely cooled down and continue to fall.
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Also, many airlines already ordered new planes over the past few years, which has cooled demand.
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You don't want to burn your tongue, and the croquettes taste great when completely cooled, too.
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He explained what might have cooled things off, pointing out that "her boyfriend was with her."
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Kelly Oubre Jr. cooled off from a season-high 39 points on Friday to score 20.
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The brakes are cooled from four different air flows keeping tire temperature optimal for speed racing.
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Once it cooled, it was easy to drink: not too strong, smooth, maybe a touch watery.
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From what I have seen the Earth has heated and cooled on its own for centuries.
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There are signs of this already; her rhetoric on the euro has cooled in recent weeks.
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Things cooled down a bit after that, but now they appear to have heated back up.
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Meanwhile out West, high temperatures that fueled wildfires in Southern California cooled slightly in some areas.
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Freezing also forms little tiny ice crystals, which don't hurt the organs when they're being cooled.
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He followed up with 28 points against Denver, and cooled off significantly from 23-point range.
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U.S. stock futures were drifting this morning, after the Trump rally cooled a bit on Monday.
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Trump Is Very Wrong About Clean CoalAmerica's coal mining industry has cooled down in recent years.
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Another challenge is that carbon-fiber composites don't like to touch super-cooled, or cryogenic, liquids.
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Inflation later cooled but rising food prices, especially for fruits and vegetables, have kept pressure high.
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"After an exuberant Q3'15 which hit dot com funding levels, Q4'15 cooled dramatically," the report said.
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Perhaps some process caused certain materials to concentrate beneath the basin as the lunar mantle cooled.
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Cross-strait relations had already cooled noticeably since the election of President Tsai in January 2016.
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The Labour party, meanwhile, has cooled on plans to nationalise or break up RBS, Reynolds said.
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He created an exotic fluid called a "Bose-Einstein condensate" out of super-cooled rubidium atoms.
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Additionally, European XFEL is driven by a particle accelerator, which is further cooled by liquid helium.
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But the administration quickly cooled that talk and has apparently backed off for one more month.
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This cooled the nozzles, which otherwise could not have borne the heat they were subjected to.
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It's got adaptive cruise control, 360-degree cameras, heated and cooled seats and a gargantuan cabin.
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Private sector investment, which accounts for about 60 percent of overall investment in China, also cooled.
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It then cooled in 2017, with a gain of 2.9 percent through the end of August.
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"Traditionally, base stations have been cooled by air," Nokia Networks' Harry Kuosa told CNBC's Sustainable Energy.
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Those sales cooled throughout 3033 and fell just short of analysts' estimate in the latest quarter.
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Internationally, one recruiter said the London market has cooled off after the Brexit decision last summer.
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Finally, the jelly is cooled down, served with a bit of sugar water or cold milk.
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One would think that all this drama would have cooled relations between the Kolmans and Nunez.
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However, he has reportedly cooled on the idea after FBI agents raided Cohen's home and office.
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Meanwhile, growth in investment by state firms cooled to 21.8 percent Jan-July from 23.5 percent.
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The rise in U.S. bond yields came even as data showed U.S. inflation cooled in May.
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However, reported cases have dropped as temperatures have cooled, with only 702 confirmed cases in May.
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As the universe expanded and cooled, it should have made equal amounts of matter and antimatter.
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Additionally, our recent conversations with drillers inform us that the scramble for rig personnel has cooled.
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When removed from reactors, spent fuel rods are cooled under 23 feet (7 meters) of water.
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This has cooled expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise rates in the near term.
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Sales have cooled in Vancouver since a tax on foreign buyers was introduced earlier this year.
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But his bat cooled and his defensive flaws at second base appeared in the World Series.
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Turkey's Kurdish conflict raged throughout much of the 1980s and 1990s, but cooled in the 2000s.
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If the water then cooled quickly enough, the algae returned to recolonize the coral, which recovered.
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LeVert had nine points in the first half, but cooled down after halftime, finishing with 14.
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A graduate student prints fluorescein crystals onto a cooled glass plate using organic vapor jet printing.
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After it's cooled, carefully remove the flesh from inside the shell, while keeping the shell intact.
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The Blob has cooled somewhat, and El Niño, while weakening, is expected to stretch into 2017.
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Earlier in the day, data showed U.S. consumer spending rose modestly in May while inflation cooled.
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The pot grew a thin layer of fat across the top like icing as it cooled.
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He thought it cruel to be watched closely while his pleasure cooled, but didn't say anything.
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Pele's hair is formed when volcanic glass is ejected, stretched, and cooled (think of spun sugar).
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The marriage cooled with the birth of the couple's first and only child, Lemelin would write.
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"The upswing has cooled down a bit, but it's still intact," Ifo President Clemens Fuest said.
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Another nontraditional event, Luftgekuhlt ("air-cooled"), saw hundreds of Porsche owners congregate in Hollywood last month.
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This meant he and Dany were related, which cooled his romantic ardor once he found out.
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They have built qubits from materials that exhibit quantum properties when cooled to extremely low temperatures.
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The first was that the on-demand space cooled down considerably, with VCs focused on profitability.
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Alas, the glass had cooled too quickly and the "badass squirrel bong," she said, had shattered.
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The economy lost some momentum, though, as the trade war hurt manufacturing and global growth cooled.
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The air cooled, and suddenly Venus was gleaming in the midnight-blue pitch of the sky.
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Those magnetic field particles became trapped in the rocks as they cooled, ensnaring the magnetization inside.
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In 1991, Mount Pinatubo erupted and spewed so much ash that it cooled the whole planet.
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It was once considered a major threat to Apple, but investor enthusiasm seems to have cooled.
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Tempers appeared to have cooled since Saturday night, when anger erupted after Chicago's Game 4 loss.
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But relations have since cooled over stalled negotiations over North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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Biotech stocks cooled off after the Federal Reserve and politicians called out excesses in that sector.
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Later in the day, Amazon's shares cooled slightly, allowing Mr. Gates to regain the top position.
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But he cautioned that there was no guarantee those policies would last when the economy cooled.
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But she cooled expectations of major change by presenting a narrow list of options to discuss.
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Sterling cooled off a bit on Friday, down 0.3% against the dollar at $1.3128 GBP=D3.
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Sterling cooled off a bit on Friday, down 0.3% against the dollar at $1.3128 GBP=D3.
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The Winter Olympics are taking place as tensions have cooled slightly between North and South Korea.
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In 2628, Andrew Jackson's Maysville Veto cooled the fever of over-reliance on the direct track.
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Auto manufacturers needed to re-stoke a market that had cooled during the Second World War.
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Despite the proximity, the mutual enthusiasm between Mr. Thiel and Mr. Trump seems to have cooled.
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The stock has cooled off since then, currently trading around $70, but investor enthusiasm remains elevated.
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Denver cooled off after taking a 15-4 lead and a 50-42 edge by halftime.
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There was a moment of reprieve in 2019: Home price growth cooled slightly as demand slowed.
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But parts of the Manhattan market have cooled, said Noble Black, a broker at Douglas Elliman.
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Make sure the potatoes have cooled sufficiently so the residual heat doesn't cook the yolks. 3.
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We're told when things cooled off ... Draymond and Tristan talked things out and actually made peace.
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According to different sources, the pair could have cooled things off, or broken up for good.
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He said the modified battery wasn't charging or being cooled correctly when it caught on fire.
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When a material is cooled enough to form solids, its molecules get bonded in tight arrays.
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But Mr Trump's growing friendship with Xi Jinping, his Chinese counterpart, seems to have cooled (see article).
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However, as temperatures have cooled recently, reported cases have dropped, with only 702 cases confirmed in May.
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This clock consists of strontium atoms held in place by lasers, cooled to just above absolute zero.
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Electrify America also has high-power liquid-cooled cables from another supplier, ITT Cannon, which are operating.
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When the cake has cooled, pour the glaze over on a wire rack over a baking sheet.
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Once that water is cooled, it falls to the bottom again, and the ice can't re-form.
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But industrial-grade peroxides like those stored in the Arkema plant can combust if not properly cooled.
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"So many CEOs have told me about how quickly things have cooled," the "Mad Money" host said.
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This involves pouring molten steel through a bottomless mould which, being cooled by water, partially solidifies it.
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The blueberries were served cold, so they quickly cooled down the pancakes and kept everything from melting.
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Since Trump's victory, that tension may have cooled, replaced by a unison of women #resist-ing Trump.
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The United States has plenty of idle equipment laying around after its own unconventional drilling boom cooled.
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Their relationship, once close, has cooled over the Russia issue; they have barely spoken in recent weeks.
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Inbound direct investment reached a peak of nearly $300 billion in 2013 but has cooled off since.
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Highly flammable butane is cooled and stored as a liquid, but converts to gas at atmospheric temperatures.
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Though inflation has cooled, the IMF expects it to remain in double digits until at least 2021.
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U.S. inflation has cooled over the last year and is currently below the Fed's 2 percent target.
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In the meantime, peel and chop the hardboiled eggs before adding to the cooled down mixture. 4.
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But gradually, China's anger cooled, and besides, it looked like Kim Jong Un had consolidated his rule.
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As the IPO market cooled, private funding showed an even more severe and immediate flight to quality.
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Eventually it created a cone of cooled lava, which prevented water from rushing into the eruption site.
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LF Justin Upton cooled off in the three-game series against the Orioles after a hot stretch.
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The Big Bang gave the universe its first kick of heat, after which thing slowly cooled down.
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The government is expected to report next week that economic growth cooled last year to 6.9 percent.
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Most injuries related to lava occur when people walk on cooled lava and scrape themselves, Damby says.
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The air is compressed, bled through ports and cooled, then filtered before entering the cockpit and cabin.
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The relationship between the two had cooled after the Thai military took power in a 2014 coup.
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However, Jen and her husband JT got quite the surprised when the cookies were frosted and cooled.
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The two companies are still working together, but it seems the relationship might have cooled a bit.
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Spoon half of cooled custard over the jam in a single layer, and top with fresh raspberries.
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Add the vinegar, honey, mustard, and shallot, then whisk in the cooled butter and the olive oil.
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The plus side is that liquid-cooled battery packs can remain closer to their optimum operating temperature.
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According to Gansecki, the olivine is carried in the rapidly cooled lava, not the plume of ash.
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NASA cooled the motor over the last several weeks to get temperatures down to 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
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There will also be a "liquid-cooled" computer sitting in the trunk recording trip and map data.
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While ties between Russia and Pakistan are growing closer, Pakistan's relations with the United States have cooled.
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The battery pack is water-cooled to help maximize its efficiency and charge state, the company said.
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We repatriate the finest air-cooled 911 chassis while incorporating the purest 911 bodywork from the 1960s.
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Add the cooled onion mixture to the custard base, stirring to combine, then add the bread cubes.
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China's economic growth cooled to its weakest pace since the global financial crisis in the third quarter.
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In order to function as a quantum computer, it has to be super-cooled at all times.
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The warnings were underscored by this year's drop in Asian spot prices for the super-cooled gas.
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As she cooled off and ate dinner, she realized that the crew was continuing to film her.
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The tentative return of risk appetite and upcoming German inflation data also cooled safety plays like Bunds.
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Next, the small cloud of cooled strontium vapor was ionized with a short pulse from another laser.
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Though Hawk-Eye has cooled tempers on cushioned acrylic and grass, it risks inflaming them on clay.
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Dean looked at me, and our friendship, which had cooled for other reasons by this time, stopped.
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Finally, the cooled air is combined with air already in the cabin using a mixer, or manifold.
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Once the duck has been poached and cooled, Parle starts to scatter hay across the clay bases.
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There was no wind, and the heat of the clearing cooled when they went into the forest.
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Arranged like an altar triptych, three enormous, cooled copper panels slowly accrue a frame of ice crystals.
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Trade on Monday was cooled, however, by the absence of U.S. markets for the Presidents Day holiday.
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Both manufacturing and services sectors remain solid in the zone, but have cooled off slightly this year.
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The almost 25,000 square foot home has a heated and cooled, 5,000 square foot 22-car garage.
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When the mixing bowl has cooled slightly, begin adding the butter, a few ounces at a time.
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The market has cooled off since the September peak, but it has seen modest growth since April.
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RiRi cooled off in the Caribbean before the European leg of her tour kicks off next week.
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Growth in input costs cooled further in April after increasing at a record pace earlier this year.
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She has called Instagram "the death of trends," and her prolific use of Snapchat has cooled recently.
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But the steam must be taken outside the system to be cooled, lest all pressure be lost.
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That support has cooled under the Trump administration, which has been lobbied heavily by the Morales government.
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Once the "meat" has cooled, stir in the ricotta and 21/23 cup of the mozzarella shreds.
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Mix in 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide, then another ¼ cup of distilled or boiled (then cooled) water.
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He added a water-cooled jacket to the front of the engine to prevent it from overheating.
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It was recently cooled lava, the product of the deepest underwater volcanic eruption ever recorded by scientists.
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However, those fears have ebbed as the tariff rhetoric has cooled and the yield curve has reverted.
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After some oddly normal (for Tesla) drama cooled, the company's shares have come back a long way.
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The planet's protective magnetic field mysteriously disappeared around 4.2 billion years ago as Mars cooled after forming.
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Add the cooled oil, the garlic, and the remaining ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth.
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I ran my fingers through it, shaking my head from side to side as my scalp cooled.
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However, by about 4.4 billion years ago, the Earth cooled enough for water to exist on it.
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He cooked the starch, cooled it, and waited as insulin, spurred by electricity, traveled through the goo.
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The suits are less bulky-looking than past designs, but are still pressurized, cooled, and flame resistant.
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The national housing market has cooled, but in Los Angeles the ultrarich are still shattering price records.
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With 85 windows and screened double doors front and back, the house is cooled by ocean breezes.
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Purchases of foreign stocks cooled to C$4.7 billion, while bond purchases moderated to C$1.58 billion.
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In its most recent quarter, Walmart's e-commerce growth cooled significantly, disappointing investors and analysts about Jet.
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Cousins in their mid-21990s cooled the rice with tattered paper fans that belonged to their grandmother.
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Though the tension between the United States and Iran has cooled, the situation is far from settled.
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Even the romantic heat between her and Jimmy, which never quite reached a convincing boil, has cooled.
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First-half growth cooled to an estimated 245.8 percent, from 6.32 percent in 2015, the government said.
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Also last week, a patent application filed by Tesla in March, described a liquid-cooled charging connector.
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In March, inflation cooled to 0.9 percent compared to a year ago from 1.0 percent in February.
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A White House official said later that tempers had cooled and Kelly was not going to leave.
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He presented at the hospital with a temperature of 106, which means he was not cooled down.
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Inflation cooled to 2.99% during the period, undershooting the 3.03% consensus forecast of economists polled by Reuters.
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All four outboard seats are heated and cooled, while the 5-series lacks even front-seat heating.
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We know that life formed soon after the Earth cooled off from its formation and had oceans.
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And once baked and fully cooled, they can be kept fresh in an airtight container for weeks.
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Prices in the Miami area have cooled since September, according to Trulia, a real estate search engine.
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But now that the backlash has mostly cooled off, she's left with ardent fans of the project.
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The cooled water then returns to the basement to gather more heat, and lo, the cycle continues.
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Now, every indoor space I occupy in the summer is cooled, often to the point of discomfort.
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When silica sand is heated to its melting point and then cooled down, it solidifies as glass.
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Maybe, he said, those buildings will have to be prefabricated in cooled warehouses to minimize time spent outdoors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In the booming market for super cooled natural gas, the most precious commodity is the ship.
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In some of the country's hottest segments, price gains have cooled definitively, with prices slashed and turnover stagnating.
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In this experiment, researchers cooled a collection of strontium atoms to just above absolute zero with a laser.
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In a large bowl, combine the ground beef, the cooled chorizo, the chipotles and 3/4 tsp. salt.
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"The earlier arrival of autumn cooled the coal market in September," said a trader at state-owned Minmetals.
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Even before the economy cooled, the industry was under pressure from shifts in Chinese tastes and buying habits.
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Historians say the affair reignited patriotic fervor at a time when it had cooled off, and emboldened Bostonians.
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Once the carrots and chicken have cooled, cut the carrots into coins and return them to the broth.
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But somewhere along the line the passion it once evoked cooled down, and the consensus supporting it faltered.
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She definitely hasn't cooled down since then, telling us there's no chance she and Danielle can be friends.
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EMarketer analyst Jasmine Enberg said in a note the company's "momentum from the past several quarters has cooled."
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But the temperature around scooter sharing has definitely cooled down: Bird raised $418 million in financing last year.
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The center will also have a research water-cooled reactor with up to 10 MW capacity, Rosatom said.
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Then we use solar energy during the day to produce hot, humid air that can then be cooled.
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As broad economic momentum cooled, policymakers downgraded their 0.03 growth forecast to 1.5%-2.5%, from 1.5%-3.5% previously.
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" He plans to spend time "collecting rare air-cooled Porsches, working on my cars and playing ultimate frisbee.
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The rise in nine-figure real estate listings comes just as sales of luxury real estate have cooled.
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When the eggs were done, she cooled them down under running water and cracked the outer shell off.
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"ADP shows the job market has cooled off," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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The 15 Climaveneta water-cooled chillers equipped with magnetic levitation lower the facilities power consumption by 45 percent.
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Once it cooled off, I took the water out and used it to water plants and so on.
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As the thicker back side gets cooled, it curves back upward to give the katana its iconic shape.
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But the tax on imports cooled the red-hot pace of U.S. solar installations by raising panel costs.
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Once cooled, put liquid dye in a glass jar or bowl with 1 tablespoon of vinegar per color.
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" At pharmaceutical companies, Scientific American reports, investment in birth control R&D "has cooled in the past decade.
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Knut Woller at brokerage Baader Helvea said growth momentum had cooled after a strong start to the year.
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The tariff remains in place even as tensions have cooled and officials try to forge a breakthrough agreement.
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Make sure it is fully-cooked and cooled, and not fed to them more than twice a week.
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The romance cooled earlier this year after disputes over exclusivity and finances, FBI Special Agent Evan Jesch wrote.
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Growth at Starbucks has cooled dramatically in the US, suggesting a difficult path ahead for the coffee company.
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The United States was careful not to antagonize Turkey, but the warm rhetoric between Erdogan and Obama cooled.
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Water is pumped through the cells and back behind the shield, where it is cooled by, well, space.
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Once the hair has cooled, Yepez brushes out the curls with a paddle brush, creating a uniform wave.
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The chemicals have to be cooled to keep from burning, but the plant lost power during the flood.
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Divide the cooled tomato mixture and mozzarella evenly among the bottom halves, and sprinkle evenly with Parmigiano-Reggiano.
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Recently, the United States' bet on conventional water-cooled reactors has been going bad in very expensive ways.
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The I-Pace, Tesla Model 3 and many other electric vehicles rely on more expensive liquid-cooled systems.
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Even King Solomon was fond of "a snow-cooled drink at harvest time," according to some Bible translations.
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But as the conflict has cooled, the Nordic Resistance Movement discovered common cause with the Russian Imperial Movement.
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To store longer, transfer the cooled rolls to a freezer bag and freeze for up to four weeks.
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Cincinnati cooled off drastically after its scalding first half stretch and shot just 41.5 percent from the field.
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The housing market initially cooled last year as average, 30-year mortgage rates climbed to nearly 5 percent.
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When we cooled down, he seemed to genuinely regret saying that, but we were still far from healed.
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Canada's annual inflation rate cooled in May on cheaper gasoline and a slowdown in price increases for food.
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Once it has cooled and hardened a bit, the sticky brown sugar slab is lifted off the mold.
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Los Angeles cooled off to make 24 of 49 shots for 373 percent after a hot first quarter.
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The numbers cooled investor concerns over a potential global economic slowdown Monday, triggering a pivot toward riskier assets.
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Globally, business activities in China cooled further in July, with investment slowing to a near two-decade low.
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Jane held her teacup as though it had nothing to do with her, while the liquid cooled inside.
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Without it our cold brews would be room temp, our wine coolers less cooled, our ice water... iceless.
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Remove cake from freezer; pour cooled white chocolate glaze over top, creating drip marks down sides of cake.
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Annual growth in factory gate prices cooled to 3.3 percent, as expected, compared with 3.4 percent in August.
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I've also driven a 2500 Carrera, with a 2.7-liter, air-cooled flat six, with maybe 150 hp.
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Chinese mainland shares fell 0.9 percent after a private survey showed the country's services sector cooled in July.
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Dallas' economy cooled slightly this year but continues to expand after a recent tech and financial services boom.
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Dutch designers have come up with a naturally-cooled underground cellar that can be buried in anyone's backyard.
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U.S. consumer spending rose modestly in May and inflation cooled, pointing to a slow-but-steady economic expansion.
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Also, we look at how a recent global agreement to limit hydrofluorocarbons might change how homes are cooled.
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Although inflation cooled unexpectedly in April, the BoE thinks domestic price pressures in Britain's economy are rising again.
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Trump has pledged better relations with the American ally after ties between the countries cooled during Obama's presidency.
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This liquid is whisked and spooled for about two days before being poured into molds, cooled and wrapped.
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Detroit shot 51 percent in the first half but cooled to just 36 percent in the second half.
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Boîte Though the Prohibition-inspired speakeasy trend has cooled in recent years, the desire to drink underground hasn't.
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The Baltimore Orioles have cooled since their historic start with losses in three of the last four games.
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In addition, the seats in the Excellence are heated, cooled, and reclining, and they feature a massage function.
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It would have been perfectly understandable if the red-hot Minnesota Vikings had cooled down for a game.
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We eventually rounded the corner of Hansen's shop, taking us into a small, fan-cooled cinder block room.
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It also cut total sunlight by 2.5%, and cooled the planet by about 0.9°C, or 1.62°F.
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Now that the market has cooled considerably, Sotheby's, at least, may have found a path to greater profitability.
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However, the sea ice that would disappear in the hotter scenario would return once temperatures had cooled off.
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The complex, steam-cooled H design takes hours to start, suffered technical problems and sold poorly, experts said.
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By contrast, the rental market, which accounts for the vast majority of new development in Brooklyn, has cooled.
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After the steak has cooled and rested, slice it up into thin strips and get ready to assemble.
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Scientists found that global temperatures cooled by 240° Celsius on average in the 2000 months following the eruption.
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When the mixture has cooled, add sliced peaches and stir until they are coated with the gelatin mixture.
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The rocket attack and America's rapid response marked an escalation of tensions that had cooled in recent weeks.
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America's business executives used to be strong supporters of a pro-China policy, but they, too, have cooled.
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Since then, his music career has cooled and he's been in an extended battle with the legal system.
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Other indicators have suffered too: Fixed-asset investment growth has seen record lows, and retail sales have cooled.
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When tempers cooled after a nearly 10-minute break, Houston finished the game on a 15-8 run.
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LeBron James has not cooled off at all in a finals in which he has been nearly unstoppable.
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Yuan urged him to leave immediately, to go hide at his brother's factory until the situation cooled down.
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It occurred near the end of their discussion, when the dumplings had cooled and the wine glasses emptied.
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A private business survey also showed China's factory activity cooled in April as export orders and employment decreased.
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Thailand's relations with the United States have cooled since the military overthrew an elected government two years ago.
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But after he made the turn in three under par, the breeze picked up, and Woods cooled off.
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Tensions have recently cooled on the Korean Peninsula, with North Korea sending athletes to compete at the games.
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The two countries reached an interim pact in January that cooled but did not end their trade war.
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But he cooled off and did not, as he told The Herald, "blow the gaff" on fellow players.
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Conversely, the bottle's circular shape also cooled breast milk twice as fast as a conventional bottle, says Lantenari.
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American consumers may have cooled on traditional milk, but lactose-free and grass-feld milk sales are increasing.
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For $2,200, we'd also add the Luxury Package to get upgraded, cooled leather seats with a massage function.
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And it was meant to rekindle growth for once-hot Hyundai, which has cooled considerably in recent years.
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Conditions cooled Wednesday, but the fire danger remained very high across the state, where four people are missing.
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Both teams have cooled off following great opening months as the Predators are 13-17-7 since Nov.
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"Our results show for the first time that such dust, at times, has cooled Earth dramatically," Schmitz said.
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Wil Myers has been batting second for the majority of games, but his bat has cooled of late.
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Emotions cooled, and Cabrera ended up playing both second and third for the remainder of the 2017 season.
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In one experiment, the researchers cooled down patches of mouse brain by a few degrees, slowing the neurons.
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He chews the fillet, the salt meat of it, then drinks some water, cooled again after the night.
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Then eat the bread plain, before it's cooled all the way down, and the insides are still steamy.
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The beginning of frenzied speculation about next season, even before the embers had cooled on the last one.
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Once blended, the mixture gets repeatedly heated and cooled to assure that it develops its signature smooth, velvety texture.
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Pulse cooled sweet potatoes, soy sauce and 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce in food processor until combined, about 8 times.
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The Middle East financial hub's real estate market has steadily contracted since mid-2014 as foreign investor interest cooled.
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At this point the greens can be cooled completely and stored for up to 5 days in the refrigerator.
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Understandably, the market had cooled down in Iraq as the Islamic State took over various regions of the country.
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It plans to build a herd of 14,000, housing them in sheds cooled by fans and jets of mist.
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But the trade war warmed, the world economy cooled and the inflation risk the Fed had worried about subsided.
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US audiences have cooled on Depp in recent years, but he's apparently beloved overseas (though possibly not in Australia).
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Gaga's style has definitely cooled with age – but that doesn't mean she's afraid to go big or go home.
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The relationship cooled off in March, not long after Gomez's mother, Mandy Teefey made her grievances about Bieber known.
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" Later, Peck cooled off a little on the topic, telling PEOPLE, "He's been my best friend for 18 years.
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The last hurrah of the air-cooled Porsche, the 285-hp sports car offered improved, and more comfortable, handling.
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The last hurrah of the air-cooled Porsche, the 21963-hp sports car offered improved, and more comfortable, handling.
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These are systems that take on quantum properties when they're cooled in a refrigerator to just above absolute zero.
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In terms of data, U.K. house price growth cooled to its weakest level since 2013, mortgage lender Halifax said.
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The thinner chassis of laptops leave far less room for airflow and cooling, much less a liquid-cooled setup.
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The initial arrest has cooled relations between Canada and China, which arrested two Canadian citizens shortly after Meng's arrest.
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The Chinese economy has cooled over the past year, weighed down by slowing domestic demand and the Sino-U.
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After a few weeks, she cooled off and accepted that I'd never return to the game or the relationship.
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He bathed in sacred waters and mounted an octagonal throne, cooled by the shade of a nine-tiered umbrella.
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But while smartwatch mania might have cooled off for now, it looks like the watches are far from dead.
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The container hype has cooled a bit and technologists have more solid viewpoints about how to build out architecture.
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Once it has cooled, coat the inside with a very small amount of oil to keep the pan lubricated.
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Another sister survey released by the NBS on Wednesday showed growth in China's vast services industry cooled in October.
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Australia's economy has cooled in recent years as the country transitions away from supplying commodities to the world's factories.
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The room is also cooled and, a rarity, he can see through Plexiglas to the face of another human.
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But financials cooled on Friday, down 1 percent as the worst performing of the 212.3 major S&P sectors.
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It's got a liquid-cooled flat six engine, an optional seven-speed automatic dual clutch transmission, and adaptive suspension.
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The wars and chaos that followed the Arab spring have cooled the ardour of activists and their regional patrons.
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Then again, most people interested in a 32-core behemoth for their system probably have water-cooled rigs anyway.
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But comments last week from central bank officials, including Chair Jerome Powell, had cooled expectations for aggressive rate cuts.
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The country has fallen into recession, in part because tourism, which contributes about 9% to GDP, has cooled off.
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After the Big Bang, the universe cooled down for a billion years in a kind of cosmic dark age.
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But it seems tensions have cooled since then, because the party went swimmingly according to pictures from the event.
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Meanwhile, growth in China's real estate investment in October cooled to a 10-month low and home sales fell.
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The idea, he says, is to avoid the significant drop in players "Pokemon Go" faced as the hype cooled.
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Ties between the United States and Thailand have cooled since the Thai military took power in a 2014 coup.
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Growth in investment by state firms cooled to 21.8 percent in Jan-July, from 23.5 percent in Jan-June.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index cooled off after hitting a record high in the previous session.
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Once her hair cooled, she added the Lock It Clean Style Gel from L'Oréal to further smooth it down.
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In recent weeks concerns had grown that Tata Steel had cooled on further large investment into its UK operations.
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Despite the $13,690 price, the Stelvio didn't have a 360-degree camera, cooled seats or an automatic parking function.
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Utah couldn't miss from the perimeter out of the gate and never really cooled down as the game progressed.
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Retail sales growth is expected to have cooled to 213 percent for Jan-Feb, from 22016 percent in December.
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In mainland China, investor enthusiasm toward unicorns - tech companies valued at more than $1 billion - has also cooled rapidly.
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However, in the recent six weeks to March 11, like-for-like sales growth cooled down to 3.8 percent.
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The 47-horsepower air-cooled engine isn't going to get you anywhere very quickly, but who's in a rush?
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Homebuyers are less likely to get into bidding wars now that the housing market has cooled off a bit.
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The Steelers cooled significantly, but they were able to add to their lead after an interception by Coty Sensabaugh.
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From there, Khloé cooled down by testing a giant water slide set up for the festivities in her backyard.
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Data on Wednesday showed annual consumer price inflation cooled to 2.4 percent, its weakest increase in over a year.
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But the corruption allegations cooled relations between Malaysia and the United States in the final years of Obama's administration.
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Set that bowl into a larger bowl filled with ice, then stir the custard frequently until it has cooled.
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China's consumer inflation cooled more than expected to 0.8 percent year-on-year, the slowest pace since January 2015.
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The quilted, heated-and-cooled seats are well bolstered for spirited driving, but they're also comfortable for everyday motoring.
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Adaptive cruise control, panoramic sunroof, lane-keeping and cooled seats are possible if you're willing to spend about $29,000.
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Gold steadied as the dollar lost momentum, but risk appetite in the broader financial market cooled the metal's gains.
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The reforms also included a sharp devaluation of the Egyptian pound and led to rapid inflation that later cooled.
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The S&P Retail ETF (XRT) was up more than 3% but cooled down to an improvement of 1.5%.
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Wireless charging, WiFi, cooled seats, CarPlay, Android Auto and a panoramic roof all were included on my loaded tester.
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The charge stuck, even as Iran's revolutionary fervor cooled and factions within the government pursued better relations with Washington.
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The Blue Raiders cooled off their hot start and wound up shooting just 36.4 percent in the first half.
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Luck cooled off in the second half, and the Colts' running game was nonexistent, helping Bortles stage a rally.
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After rising substantially against the U.S. dollar this year, the euro has cooled off over the past two weeks.
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In India, millions of people are on the verge of being able to afford air-conditioners cooled by HFCs.
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On Sunday that weekend, the wind gusted above 238 knots, the ocean cooled considerably and the runs were diabolical.
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That offer was quietly pushed back because of opposition in Britain, and trans-Atlantic relations cooled further when Mrs.
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But pressure on Rosenstein seems to have cooled in the intervening days, which might make Sessions's resignation threat moot.
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It was a smaller eruption than Pinatubo, but it cooled the Northern Hemisphere between 0.4°C and 0.6°C.
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Since then, MoMA's interest in "naïve" art, as an aesthetic category and a cultural phenomenon, seems to have cooled.
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We're also told Rob's cooled on TV, and views himself as Chyna's business partner as well as her fiance.
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He cooled off on the back, making one birdie and two bogeys to finish with a four-under 68.
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It slowed to 0.6% in May, while industrial output growth unexpectedly cooled to a 17-year low of 5%.
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It does not have air-conditioning, but Mr. Dalgleish said it is efficiently cooled by an air-venting system.
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Investors cooled, in part because global interest rates began to rise, drawing capital from emerging economies back to America.
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That produces pea-sized clumps of material known as clinker, which are then cooled and ground into a powder.
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Apple shares shot up to the record high after a strong earnings report last week, but investors have cooled.
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Recent reports suggest Trump has cooled on Cohn, and the president has continued to suggest he's considering reappointing Yellen.
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The body is then placed in a waterproof bag and gradually cooled to minus 94 degrees using dry ice.
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Researchers are still piecing together all of the clues about how Mercury, the closest planet to the sun, cooled.
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The energy ministry is also looking at possibilities to deploy high temperature gas-cooled reactors (HTGR) in the future.
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West Virginia — West Virginia cooled off after a sizzling start, but the Mountaineers are always a tough out. 19.
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It appears to be that the hydrogen gas cooled much more effectively than can be explained by current theories.
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For 380,000 years, the universe expanded and cooled until it reached the temperature of 4003,000 Kelvin (about 5,000 °F).
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Mr. Bannon told several associates over the weekend that he believed that things had cooled off with Mr. Kushner.
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The stock cooled off on Friday, falling nearly 7% in intraday trading after snapping an eight-day winning streak.
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Not only were the front seats heated and cooled, but so were the captain's chairs in the second row.
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But the luxury market "cooled off" as those buyers waited out the high central-bank interest rates, he said.
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Jill Rose cooled off her alpacas in Tomerong, in the Australian state of New South Wales, as fires approached.
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Jill Rose cooled off her alpacas in Tomerong, in the Australian state of New South Wales, as fires approached.
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China's consumer inflation cooled to 1.5 percent in January, in line with economists' forecasts, official data showed on Friday.
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Passions appear not to have cooled in the wake of the previous election cycle — if anything, they've become hotter.
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The tentative return of risk appetite and looming U.S. inflation data also cooled safety plays including Bunds and Treasuries.
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As the water cooled quickly in the tub, my wife kindly brought me the remainder of the stovetop water.
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Shipments of natural gas cooled to liquid form, known as LNG, are expected to dominate the U.S. export flows.
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Voters cooled themselves at the Independence Day parade Mr. Min attended with paper fans festooned with Mr. Royce's name.
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The religiously mixed and extremely crowded neighborhoods in northeastern Delhi that were on fire in late February have cooled.
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Ties between the United States and Thailand have cooled since the Thai military took power in a 2014 coup.
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His devotion eventually cooled, though, and in 2014 he released a diss track that included criticisms of the brand.
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Government revenues were down 7.5 percent in January; the economy cooled down in October and barely grew in January.
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We tried moving to another town until things cooled down, but the gangs found us there and extorted us.
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The atoms cooled down and condensed on the surface of a collecting device, producing a thin layer of sand.
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