"Visualize cooling down the content of your stomach and thereby cooling down internal organs," Rittié suggested.
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The East Coast will begin cooling down Monday, Cabrera said.
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Temps may be cooling down, but the deals are heating up!
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But there is one tiny upside: Cooling down is fucking delicious.
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Cooling down warm air produces condensation, which can then be collected.
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Mary Jane is still cooling down from last week's major win.
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But global average temperatures are cooling down a bit, relatively speaking.
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This evening should be lovely, cooling down to the low 303s.
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Now that the weather is cooling down, I'm wearing them more often.
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Energy Star also recommends cooling down to 82 degrees when residents are sleeping.
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"The Melbourne apartment market is cooling down," he told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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And it will be mostly cloudy later tonight, cooling down to around 27.
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In 2018, however, the bank sees GDP growth cooling down to 1.5 percent.
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The controversy over Russian involvement in the election shows no signs of cooling down.
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Is there a reason to think that the economy is actually already cooling down?
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We don't wanna jinx it ... but looks like the war could be cooling down.
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Civilization's carbon emissions must fall to zero for Earth to even start cooling down.
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The interior of Mars, like Earth, has been cooling down since it was formed.
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They can breathe, and they can think, mindful of preserving energy without cooling down.
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According to Parks Victoria, emus use their wings for cooling down in the Australian heat.
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"The economy is cooling down but a recession is still not in sight," he said.
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The temperature may be cooling down, but these sexy stars are looking hotter than ever!
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After a couple of minutes spent cooling down on the stationary bike, she could speak.
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But retreating to the cavernous spa is a superb alternative for cooling down and relaxing.
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Dry and mild weather returns Monday, only gently cooling down as the new year approaches.
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This may lead to home prices rising at a slower rate and the market cooling down.
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You get the picture: The weather isn't the only thing that could do with cooling down.
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Fears of a recession are also cooling down as recent economic data point to an improvement.
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Now, the temperatures are warming up, but our love for the plushy fabric isn't cooling down.
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After a hot and heavy start to their relationship, Kate Beckinsale and Pete Davidson are cooling down.
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After finally cooling down, we all head to the corn maze and try not to get lost.
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City Kitchen We are permitted to heat up the kitchen now that the weather is cooling down.
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Although sales are heating up, the boom in new coffee shops entering the market is cooling down.
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"It's got the added benefit of cooling down the pot so the shrimp don't overcook," Austin explained.
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The heated debate around Amazon's recently announced Long Island City "HQ2" is showing no signs of cooling down.
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The researchers, based on their results, advocate that alcohol drinkers and smokers think about cooling down their tea.
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The cost of cooling down (or at least cooling off our frustrations) with mango, honeydew, banana, and papaya?
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And while it is significantly faster at heating most food, it is only marginally faster at cooling down.
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This behavior has recently picked up again after cooling down, according to Goldman Sachs' hedge fund crowding index.
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The rhetoric isn't cooling down either, with Trump declaring Europe one of America's biggest "foes" just this month.
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As it warms up outside, the rest of us will be cooling down over brunch and some adult slushies.
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The online food ordering-and-delivery market, once very hot, appears to be cooling down a little in China.
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Market diversification for Indian software remains limited -- this is one of the reasons causing the cooling down of growth.
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So yes theres definitely a cooling down, valuations have come down, fundings, you know, are harder, to get funding.
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In the first half of 2016, global M&A activities are cooling down but China is bucking the trend.
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LeBron James has been seen on TV cooling down and the UFC Performance Institute has its own cryotherapy chamber.
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The best part of any exercise class is the few minutes of cooling down and recovery at the end.
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"There are clear signs that the long upturn is ending, the Germany economy is cooling down," he said by phone.
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I felt like my body was cooling down, starting from the back of my head and down through my torso.
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Even after cooling down and going home, my roommates couldn't even tell I had been sweating away during my class.
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And you can also choose to focus more on plogging while you are stretching or cooling down, rather than running.
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If you're lucky enough to live somewhere warm, celebrate by cooling down with a cup full of the good stuff.
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High temperatures are near and above 255 through Tuesday before briefly cooling down to the 230s on Thursday and Friday.
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The federal government's longstanding animosity toward marijuana research is no secret, but in recent years, it appeared to be cooling down.
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After cooling down from zombie hunting with a round of bowling, lucky Lovato hit the jackpot, winning 1,000 arcade-game tickets.
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The commercial ends with Union winning first place in a spin class, celebrating her victory and cooling down with more Gatorade.
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After cooling down for a while, Truex sent Logano a text to let him know what he thought of Logano's move.
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After picking up some steam in 50.13 and 250.1 thanks to deregulation and tax reform, the manufacturing sector is cooling down.
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The energy released by black hole jets can keep gas from cooling down, which is necessary for bursts of star formation.
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After the Big Bang, physicists think that the Universe quickly inflated, then began cooling down and slowed, though it's still expanding today.
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Brains don't fare well during the cooling down process, even when advanced cryopreservants are used to protect the brain from freeze damage.
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Black carbon and alumina have actually been proposed by scientists as possible geoengineering agents or tools for cooling down our warming climate.
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These course through hot plasma like champagne bubbles, he continued, and prevent the hot plasma from cooling down to form other galaxies.
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More in particular, the painting represents our vision of the magma inside the Earth, slowly cooling down without losing its destroying firmness.
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Interest rates The red-hot economy shows no sign of cooling down, so the Federal Reserve feels comfortable enough to raise rates.
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Both of them insist that the overheating token-offering marketplace is cooling down and that a rationalization has come to token investing.
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The Tovolo Perfect Cube Ice Tray produces oversized ice cubes that are perfect for cooling down drinks without diluting them too quickly.
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Later, as they're cooling down in the parking lot, Frankie reveals she's stolen the pack of cigarettes they were trying to buy.
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If the most partisan could adopt that perspective, it might go some way toward cooling down the temperatures roiling Washington this fall.
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Recent economic data across the U.S. and Europe have shown that while unemployment seems to be cooling down, inflation is lagging gains.
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Edscottite is one of the phases iron goes through when it's cooling down from a high temperature, as it's smelted into steel.
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And just when we thought holiday drink trends were cooling down, another hot latte started taking over Instagram: a meringue cookie-topped coffee.
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It's that time of year again: The weather's cooling down, the leaves are changing color, and Apple's latest iPhones are on the way.
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The m15's chassis gets uncomfortably hot on the bottom, only moderately cooling down when I turn down performance settings in Windows 10.
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I run four miles on the treadmill and talk to my dad on the phone while I'm cooling down on the rowing machine.
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It sounds tiring, but instead of cooling down after a 45-minute indoor cycling class, people clip right back in, and take another.
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This might be because we were cooling down from a much warmer, perhaps largely cloudless period, and stratocumulus clouds hadn't yet come back.
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Researchers catalogued 31 different behaviours (such as making cushions out of leaves or cooling down in a nearby cave) in 144 social groups.
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So the basic idea is to use big kicks early on, and then reduce their size, as if the temperature is cooling down.
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The weather may be cooling down but these stars are keeping social media hot by posting these super sexy selfies on their accounts!
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For cooling down the body's temperature, Ms. Carlson taught us sheetali breathing, during which we exhaled through a curled tongue or gritted teeth.
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The water walls and stone share a dual function: they provide a serene, eye-pleasing environment while also cooling down visitors during high temperatures.
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So I can use a smart plug to have it turn on and start cooling down my apartment before I come home from work.
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That potentially points to a lot of margin pressure for everyone active in the market, and perhaps a cooling down of an overheated market.
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This may lead to home prices rising at a slower rate and the market cooling down, which has sparked some fears for the sector.
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After a breather, I eventually made it back home and immediately got into the shower (another clutch way of cooling down in Southeast Asia).
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But the growing job market may soon be cooling down, said Robert Brusca, founder and chief economist at Fact & Opinion Economics, a consulting firm.
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The details: Europe's economy is cooling down, with the value of the Euro dropping after it lost 1.88% against the U.S. dollar on Thursday.
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His departure as CEO comes as U.S. automotive sales are cooling down after a solid run for several years following the 2008 financial crisis.
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At track meets, she is in a constant state of warming up or cooling down, or walking the grounds with her friends and teammates.
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My pace was slowly-but-steadily improving, and I was getting better at stretching, cooling down, and keeping an upright posture through my runs.
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The focus in the Bel-Air hills had turned to digging out burning embers and cooling down any hot spots that could easily ignite.
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China's economy is cooling down, and that might mean lowering expectations across the board, said Jack Ablin, the chief investment officer at Cresset Wealth Advisors.
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We got to taste test both beverages, and though they might be around for the long haul, they're especially perfect for cooling down this summer.
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But what if instead of cooling down your mining rig, you found another use for all that excess heat — like, say, heating your entire home?
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Future arrived in L.A. with some adorable carry-on -- his 1-year-old son, Future Jr. ... a clear sign his war with Ciara's cooling down.
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By cooling down urban centers, cities can promote walking, socializing, outdoor art and activities that improve well-being and promote a more open-air lifestyle.
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I save scrolling for windows when I couldn't be getting anything done, like waiting for a flight to take off or cooling down after exercise.
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"The major trend is [it] just appears that the big bubble is cooling down or popping," said Erik Voorhees, CEO of digital asset exchange ShapeShift.
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He did concede, however, that the fundraising climate had changed in the last year — cooling down notably — but that he thinks this is "a good thing".
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Chinese economy The conventional wisdom going into this year was that China's once red-hot economy was cooling down, which would spell trouble for the whole world.
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Well, actually cooling down, to be technical, as Dunkin' Donuts looks to iced coffee to up it's cool factor among millennials who tend to gravitate to Starbucks.
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And for the days when the weather still hasn't quite made up its mind about cooling down or not, a chambray top will be your best friend.
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While many projects or relationships may start cooling down now, new information will come to light, giving you plenty to chew on over the next few weeks.
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If it's really hot or humid outside, your body has a harder time cooling down, because sweat can't evaporate on your skin, so you end up sweating more.
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There is new data showing people are now leaving California due to sky-high home prices, and that is already cooling down some local markets in the state.
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Twisting motions are fine for warm-ups and for cooling down, but for the actual workout, you'll want to limit yourself to linear exercises that don't involve rotating.
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By Thursday afternoon the focus in the Bel-Air hills had turned to digging out burning embers and cooling down any hot spots that could ignite another fire.
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Even after the cook timer runs out the oven continues to roar for a few minutes while it's cooling down, making stealthy, middle of the night pizza raids, tricky.
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"At the same time, there were no corresponding sales in Russian corporate Eurobonds, thus we can't say that investors' appetite to Russian risk is cooling down," she said Tuesday.
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The Dow surged 23 points after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the Fed wouldn't risk cooling down the red-hot economy with aggressive interest rate hikes next year.
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In Tokyo, where the summer is both hot and very humid, cooling down will be even harder for athletes because the water-laden air won't absorb sweat as quickly.
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But when the economy is already cooling down, the central bank may not be able to cut rates enough to prevent a recession or to spur a strong recovery.
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"The weather out here in California seems to be cooling down today and over the next couple days, and that should hopefully help firefighters get even more containment," Tolmachoff said.
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Moisture-wicking sheets and clothing can help with cooling down following hot flashes Exercise regularly but preferably in the early to late afternoonAvoid food and heavy meals right before bedtime.
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As the feud between Taylor Swift and Scooter Braun is seemingly cooling down, singer Kelly Clarkson tweeted her suggestion for the pop star that cements her standing on Swift's side.
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However, it also said first signs of cooling down of the mortgage and retail lending dynamics were seen in the Czech Republic and Slovakia on the back of regulatory tightening.
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We don't think this current rate of growth will be maintained for the year as a whole given the cooling down of the world economy and the high uncertainty looming.
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"The recent cooling down of the market, with short-term supply tensions easing, currently lower prices, and lower demand growth might not last," the IEA said in a monthly report.
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As soon as the schnitzel is inside the pan, the oil — sunflower seed — starts cooling down, so each one is moved from pan to pan to make it super crisp.
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"That was definitely the hardest race I've had," said Hamilton, before cooling down with a plunge into the trackside swimming pool in his sweat-covered overalls after the podium ceremonies.
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"The Canadian economy is notably cooling down after the remarkable run it had up until about the middle part of the year," said Doug Porter, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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"Potentially in a year's time (we) could see a ... cooling down of the red hot U.S. growth and that could undermine the dollar strength we are seeing right now," he said.
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If you look at the latest update from the Coolest Cooler on its Kickstarter page and recent comments from project backers, it's clear the situation is still far from cooling down.
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The central bank has begun to raise key short-term rates in a sign that policymakers will focus on controlling high debt levels and cooling down overheated property and commodities markets.
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Cooling down with a Dole Whip is always on the list, and of course, you must take the time to pose for a caricature by one of the many portrait artists.
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"It's just about managing my body temperature, trying to stay cool before I race and cooling down faster after heats," said Horton, who will race the 200m, 400m and 1500m freestyle.
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OTTAWA, June 103 (Reuters) - Canadian housing starts dipped in May as construction intentions fell in Toronto, another sign that one of the country's hottest real estate markets might be cooling down.
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If iPhone sales are cooling down, as Tuesday's Apple earnings showed, the pressure on the company to find additional profitable products next to its flagship revenue juggernaut will only heat up.
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With temperatures in the 100s this time of year in Phoenix, cooling down was definitely on the agenda, along with playing chase, socializing and the sharing of pool safety tips by staff.
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We had just seen "I, Tonya" and felt incredibly inspired to go iceskating, so we put on our skates and took a few laps around the rink before cooling down for lunch.
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Executives noted a sharp UK slowdown due to Brexit uncertainty, Germany's recent gross domestic product contraction, protests in France that threaten to spread to nearby countries and a cooling down in Asia.
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Lipponen's image, on the other hand, makes starkly clear that these are the hottest temperatures we've ever experienced — and that there is no sign of the exponentially rising temperatures slowing or cooling down.
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COOLING DOWN A RED-HOT MARKET More than 20 cities have now adopted restrictive measures aiming to tame fast-rising prices, although 15 cities had implemented them in the first week of October.
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"There was an initial knee-jerk reaction to the upside and I think things are cooling down a little bit," said from Myles Clouston, senior director at Nasdaq Advisory Services in New York.
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But, after about 48 hours of cooling down from the big win ... Johnson told us Monday he didn't mean that at all -- and, in fact, he said Tom should keep playing FOR SURE!!
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French business activity confounded expectations in April by growing at the fastest pace in nearly six years, showing no signs of cooling down just days before the most uncertain presidential election in years.
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Like food integrity: At a restaurant, the food is served exactly as it's supposed to be eaten; after a 45 minute trip home bouncing around and cooling down in your car, not so much.
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"Investors are still worried that the outbreak of coronavirus will dampen consumption in China when the Chinese economy has been already cooling down," said Yasuo Sakuma, chief investment officer at Libra Investments in Tokyo.
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PARIS/ROME (Reuters) - Tourists in Rome and Paris scaled back their sightseeing in sweltering temperatures on Tuesday, dousing themselves at fountains and cooling down with ice cream as a heatwave continued in continental Europe.
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Designed with two layers of food-grade stainless steel that keep your ice separate from your drink, the HyperChiller is capable of cooling down your coffee by up to 130 degrees in just one minute.
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A pull back from offensive positions by the North, a cessation of testing, a cooling down of war-like rhetoric are all important steps, but in the aggregate they do not constitute the key decision.
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For now, those strategies include warning users about the risks of "overamping," a word used to describe using too much meth, and the best ways to address it, like cooling down, drinking water and sleeping.
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The weather might be cooling down, making cold brew a less popular order this season, but for a select group of individuals, it's cold coffee only, all year round, regardless of what the temperature is outside.
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A growing pile of research suggests that planting more urban trees, if done right, could save tens of thousands of lives around the world each year — by soaking up pollution and cooling down deadly heat waves.
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"With the trade war cooling down, the impeachment looking like a sitcom and recession fears subsiding, Elizabeth Warren is the new Wall of Worry," Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, said in a tweet Thursday.
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"We do not expect any serious measures from the AgMin, at least in the short-term, but we could see more verbal interventions targeted at cooling down the market or slowing down the exports," SovEcon said.
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It will test the endurance of demand for luxury property in the city-state – the part of the market that has taken the biggest hit from measures aimed at cooling down property prices in recent years.
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Temperatures are forecast to stay in the low 40s (105 to 110 Fahrenheit) for the next few days before cooling down to the upper 30s (upper 90s to low 100s Fahrenheit) at the end of the week.
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To finish off the treatment, she placed an orange bindi (a dot, in Sanskrit) made from sandalwood paste, at the center of my forehead, an additional ayurvedic strategy for cooling down the body in the summertime heat.
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But there's some good news here: Storms aren't always followed by increased transmission of mosquito-borne diseases, and we're nearing the end of transmission season in the US, with the weather cooling down in time for winter.
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In this situation, the cold waters churned up off the west coast of South America are hurried westward along the equator faster than normal, displacing and cooling down the solar-warmed waters in the Nino 3.4 region.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' warming ties with China does not mean that its relationships with other countries are cooling down, Budget Minister Benjamin Diokno said on Friday, a day after President Rodrigo Duterte announced his "separation" from Washington.
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"We see a fairly significant cooling down in the European auto sector," Wolfgang Eder told a news conference in Vienna, adding that demand from the industry has significantly declined since late summer largely due to new pollution rules.
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"The recent cooling down of the market, with short-term supply tensions easing, currently lower prices, and lower demand growth might not last," the IEA, which oversees the energy policies of industrialized nations, said in a monthly report.
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Djokovic said he was particularly annoyed that he was not given a firm answer until the end of the day, and had to spend a good deal of Monday warming up, then cooling down and repeating the process.
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Even then, the scenario calls for extreme mitigation efforts, and we will still likely exceed the target at some point in the next century, warming over 2 degrees before cooling down only if drastic geoengineering measures are taken.
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We tend to fall asleep as our body temperature starts dropping at night, and cooling down post-workout could augment this natural shift—it's the same idea as taking a warm bath or drinking herbal tea before bed.
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It all tends to work together, with the funnier moments (like the introduction of an elaborate picture frame) cooling down and setting up important moments down the road where those ridiculous elements are now just part of the scenery.
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Now that the correlation is cooling down, investors who choose to play for oil to rise may find a way to do so, while the rest of the investing masses can focus on factors like the Fed and the presidential election.
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A caveat: The analysis does not capture the increase in record warm overnight low temperatures, which is one hallmark of climate change and contributes to more dangerous heat waves, since warm overnight temperatures prevent the human body from cooling down.
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But our bodily rhythms, which also involve things like hormone production and cell regeneration, are our brain's way of adapting the body for the changes that occur throughout each 24 hour day—like cooling down the body at night for sleeping.
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In signs of a cooling down in the conflict, Torra's party and other pro-independence groups also supported the government's broad plan for budget deficits in 2019 and 2020, which could bode well for the 2019 budget vote in January.
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Not only would these spaces be designed to improve social cohesion by providing a safe space for residents to gather in hot weather, they also draw in heat from the surrounding environment, cooling down the lower floors of nearby buildings.
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The warmth of the sauna, he said, improves the flexibility of the blood vessels which eases blood flow, and the warmth and subsequent cooling down of a typical Finnish sauna induces a general relaxation that is helpful in moderating blood pressure.
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On that night, Bouchard, a player from Canada, said she told a trainer, Kristy Stahr, that she would return to take an ice bath after completing other postmatch activities, which included cooling down with stretching and fulfilling news media obligations.
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Russian state media jumped into the fray Tuesday with a tweet that might not be helpful to the president's denials, saying that the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, does want an open channel to work on cooling down the war in Syria.
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This was about the extent of the kink aspect of the class, aside from White giving us all individual head and neck massages at the cooling down exercise, which, like much of the class, felt curiously intimate rather than kinky.
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Regardless, you've got six cores and 12 threads at your disposal, so when the system detects an intensive task, it kicks up the fans and reaches for the 1103GHz upper clock speeds (Intel Turbo Boost), before finally cooling down again as needed.
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"The weather out here in California seems to be cooling down today and over the next couple days, and that should hopefully help firefighters get even more containment," Lynne Tolmachoff of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection told the Associated Press.
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From the pajama shirt Chung poses in, paired with impossibly perfect bed head, to a slim-fit denim jumpsuit she wears while out and about, we're already looking forward to the weather cooling down a bit, so we can wear all of it.
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Just as Nip/Tuck was cooling down, Murphy debuted Glee in May 2009, which came rolling into the public consciousness just as the nation was still under the spell of hope and change ushered in with the election of President Barack Obama.
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"The trade war concerns between the U.S. and China is slightly cooling down and that has lent support to the equity market," said Ajay Kedia, director at Kedia Commodities in Mumbai, adding that there is some profit booking in gold ahead of the year-end.
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Image: GoogleAfter a recent spat led Google to pull YouTube from Amazon's Fire TV and Echo Show, it seemed like things were finally cooling down when Amazon extended an olive branch to Google by selling Chromecast devices again for the first time in years.
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" With the violence cooling down for the moment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who hosted President Trump as the fighting raged, broke his silence on Wednesday after Mr. Trump had departed, urging people in a Twitter post to "maintain peace and brotherhood at all times.
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The U's water-controlling valves allow for precise temperature targets of anywhere between 60 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit, and the shower uses easy-to-understand color cues on the controller's display to indicate when the water is warming up, cooling down, or at the perfect temperature.
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The sun is setting, the apartment is cooling down, and I'm hungry again, so I eat the rest of my gummies, half a pack of Trader Joe's Sweet Sriracha Bacon Jerky, and a few Trader Joe's Soft-baked Snickerdoodles (from my recent international TJ's run with G.).
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"Usually when we have Middle Eastern tensions, it takes a couple of days for the market to settle down, so we're probably getting into that ... people are going back into defensives now because it may look like we're having a bit of cooling down," Somasundaram added.
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"This is probably a mixture of some cooling down after the strong moves last week, and also we have seen interest rates have come down globally, and that has weakened the dollar, just as the dollar strengthened with the rising rates the days before," said UBS currency strategist Daniel Trum, in Zurich.
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In any instance of a threatening ex-partner, one might assume, or hope, that being the object of such legal intervention would bring that person up short--that exposure of his (or her) inappropriate behavior to the legal system would enforce a cooling down period, maybe create space for acceptance that a relationship has ended.
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While Houdyshell and Metcalf go about their work—each gives her role the ideal pacing, balancing humor and resentment with business that is unexpected and true, such as Nora's habit of taking swigs of water from a bottle she keeps in her bag, like a jogger cooling down after a long run—the ideas keep coming, fast and delicious.
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"But as we say in the report, although things may be cooling down a little bit right now, we cannot get away from the fact that later in the year … We could be in a different situation where supply may be more constrained and there would then perhaps be a risk of the oil price increasing," he added.
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