Urban Fog #1, Victoria HarborUrban Fog #2, Victory HarborUrban Fog #4Urban Fog #5Urban Fog #6Urban Fog #7[Andy Yeung via PetaPixel]
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Like the fog of war, the fog of terrorism leaves many questions.
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But why bring fog to Norway, a country already known for fog?
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The fog harp is a low-tech improvement on the traditional fog harvester, which only collects about 1 to 3 percent of the fog passing by.
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In the valley there is fog, and fog sets kids off extremely bad.
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Fog computing or fog networking is not in itself a completely new idea.
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The resulting fog is denser and lingers longer than the more common radiation fog.
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The distillery is capturing the fog working with sustainable water and fog researching nonprofit FogQuest.
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But the truth is that the fog of terrorism is no different than the fog of war.
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Steam fog: A fog produced over lakes -- any lake, really, but it's common on the Great Lakes.
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Fog: This part of the plan has been in full motion for many months: The Trump fog machine blows daily.
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Because fog hovers close to the ground, the lamps are designed to shine down, illuminating the road beneath the fog.
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Prior to joining Fog Creek, Dash co-created app community and directory Makerbase, which will now be part of Fog Creek.
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The water used in the distilling process is the fog in question — and it's condensed using these big ol' fog catchers.
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"You're looking at a fog of data and trying to pierce the fog to see the different shapes moving through it," Nimmo said.
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There had been a sign that said "Fog Area," after which everything got foggy immediately, as if the sign had summoned the fog.
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Revenger and the Fog #2 is an anarchic, beautiful, and nasty little comic about a woman named Revenger and her crew, The Fog.
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These new fog computing efforts are typically created in addition to these still-critical infrastructure elements, sometimes through the use of small fog nodes.
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In this arid coastal region, 'fog catchers' -- large nets strung up in areas with thick fog and high winds -- are used to collect water.
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Tule fog rises up from damp winter ground and can create such a dense wall of fog that visibility shrinks to a few feet.
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Following the fog to its source, you found banks of solenoid nozzles arrayed irregularly, half-hidden by the thick fog they intermittently pump out.
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The effect The fog of war, enveloping the landscape in combat scenes, with haze in the air and chilled fog hovering at ground level.
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Three months later, 70 percent of the brain fog group reported feeling much better, with 85 percent now claiming the brain fog had disappeared completely.
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A hundred feet in front of us everything was lost in the fog and a hundred feet behind us everything was lost in the fog.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Voters bring clarity to the fog of campaigns, and Iowans made one thing clear: We'll stay in the fog for quite a while.
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Fog and its compatriot, low fog, the super-chilled stuff that hugs the floor — those two things eat up more tech time than anything else.
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Today (Friday): Some patchy fog may take its time dissipating as skies stay fairly cloudy, preventing sunshine from heating us effectively and zapping fog quickly.
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Fog computing has its own supporting body, the OpenFog Consortium, founded in November 2015, whose mission is to drive industry and academic leadership in fog computing architecture.
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Instead with a fog setup, the game would be loaded/streamed to the fog device from a central server, and then that would distributed down to the user.
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Urban Fog #3Aerial photography is nothing new, but really good drone photos, like these shots of Hong Kong blanketed in electric fog, can still make your jaw drop.
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The Fog: Although the flight took off in clear skies in Orange County, it eventually encountered a fog so thick that it nearly blinded drivers on the freeway.
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After the "fog of war," the fog eventually clears and the truth emerges, but the explanations for the Soleimani strike are just getting foggier and foggier with time...
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For fog, try applying a layer of shaving cream to the inside of your windshield and windows, and then wiping it off — it's a little-known fact that shaving cream contains many of the same chemicals as anti-fog solutions, and the residue left on your windows can help combat fog.
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Fog = more moisture = greater chance of a moonbow.
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They were on the dance floor, doing poppers, when from out of the neon-lit, fog-machine fog a small Puerto Rican queen strutted past, wearing nothing but Christmas lights.
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Labour Party rival Clement Attlee intercepts a warning about the incoming fog and wonders how to use this information against the PM.Sure enough, the fog hits and the city falls apart.
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We marched through the fog in our black boots . . .
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FOG Design & Art in January completed its third fair.
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The fog – made of a fine cakey mist – clears.
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The corrugated steel doors emblazoned with the letters "gravity" suddenly begin to slide open revealing Browning's fog-filled test-flight facility (the fog is generated by a smoke machine for dramatic effect).
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So here's a baby step: Please talk about the fog.
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No Pacific fog creeping over a city by the bay.
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I also swing through Starbucks for a London Fog ($4.76).
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Right now reading this new president is like sculpting fog.
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Apple channels Mel "The Velvet Fog" Tormé with her song.
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Canberra in fog from Mount Ainslie, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — The Iowa fog has blown into New Hampshire.
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A fog surrounds those doing business with the Trumps, too.
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It was like being in a heavy snowfall or fog.
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On Nov 2250, 1000 I woke up in a fog.
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Data experts have already started using another term: "fog computing".
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My head gets so sweaty and my glasses fog up.
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This one shows a lush, green lawn surrounded by fog.
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Their symptoms include anemia, memory loss, brain fog and fatigue.
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The plane fell short of the runway in heavy fog.
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We often have to stop work for snow or fog.
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It was complicated, because fog isn't like actors, or horses.
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If you create fog with CGI, it looks like plastic.
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The fog only got thicker, and I began to worry.
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"They call me the fog queen," laughs Dr Jamila Bargach.
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Fog shrouds a power plant in Ptolemaida, in northern Greece.
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I felt like I was living in a mental fog.
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"Rats," Ghost BEST ROCK ALBUM Rainier Fog, Alice in Chains
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Methane shows up like fog clouds in the infrared spectrum.
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By morning, the city was under a halo of fog.
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Fog and moss stretch out before me in all directions.
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Play started 3 hours 25 minutes late because of fog.
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"It was just the fog of war," Lieutenant Finn says.
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The fog had lifted and Superior was black and calm.
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But fog has a darker side in central California — literally.
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Airstrips were sometimes hard to land in because of fog.
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Jello has more solidity and fog more clarity of shape.
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It's very environmental, it's very immersive, and fog is immersive.
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It has this fog around it; people are just mystified.
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Fog computing also has several use cases in smart cities.
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As an oppressive fog enshrouded us, things became slightly eerie.
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It surprised me — I really had been expecting more fog.
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The sensors can see through smoke, fog or solid surfaces.
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Horror fans questioned why "The Fog" (2005) was even made.
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It was a foul night, cold and rainy, thick fog.
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In a morning fog on Wednesday — at 219:2360 a.m.
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I awake, face down in a fog of morning breath.
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"I see this gray fog," he said in the interview.
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That's a minefield in a thicket, socked in by fog.
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Weather: Cloudy early, then May could bring showers (and fog).
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For the next two quarters, I was in a fog.
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Fog swallowed the rig as the boat left it behind.
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Critic's Notebook BERN, SWITZERLAND — So the fog lifts, sort of.
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Delta is stocking up on machines to fog its aircraft.
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They envelop you like a cloud, a fog that bites.
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Only statesmen with moral clarity can cut through the fog.
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To strip ourselves of the fog of the Life Before.
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It shows a quaint home alongside water, trees, and fog.
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The sheer mist became the milky fog of my past.
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The sheer mist became the milky fog of my past.
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Some patchy areas of fog with lowered visibility are possible.
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The lightin the fog that thickensand revealsthe fog's cold breath.
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I was raised in a climate of silence and fog.
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A diffuse, melodic fog of birdsong hung over the scene.
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You're supposed to feel a little lost in the fog.
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Today (Thursday): We start the day with some patchy fog.
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Closer to the stars ... but still not above the fog.
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The Hopper Flip is available in charcoal and fog gray.
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The cooler is available in field tan and fog gray.
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For years, Beijing residents spoke of fog rather than smog.
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The bottom line is that Neptune's fog is no joke!
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It is a fog that seeps into every Cormier achievement.
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NEW DELHI — A toxic fog is creeping over New Delhi.
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For now, however, we're lost in the fog of electioneering.
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She said it was enacted in a fog of controversy.
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Trump has, in short, created a fog of regulatory uncertainty.
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How did you first get the job at the London Fog?
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How did your time at the Fog come to an end?
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Honestly, specific grievances are lost in the fog of (Twitter) war.
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It materialises out of the fog like a monastery in Tibet.
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" But Giudice says, through it all, "I was in a fog.
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Dense fog engulfs the Dasna stretch in Ghaziabad on Nov. 7.
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Fog and drizzle will tickle our skin on the morning commute.
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Pyrotechnics sputtered into life, their sodium light cutting through the fog.
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ColourPop Ultra Satin Lip in London Fog, $6, available at ColourPop.
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Stoddard, in the fog of his apocalyptic musings, made some predictions.
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The fog of war can be as damaging as war itself.
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I was in and out of consciousness, it's all a fog.
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In another, it all but vanishes in a shroud of fog.
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Fog of Love is available exclusively from Walmart for some reason.
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Here's how it would work: You have the mesh fog harvester.
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Peering through the slowly fading fog, I disembarked from the ferry.
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How quickly we lose ourselves in the fog of over-identification.
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The reference to fog is a clever and now widespread pun.
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When the ride starts, the cars lurch, and the fog hisses.
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And now, occasionally, there is a dense fog that covers everything.
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So in the film, you see lots of fog that's real.
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The LiDARs also work in inclement weather, through fog and dust.
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People, meanwhile took to Instagram and Twitter with their fog photos.
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A Patch of Fog is currently available on VOD and iTunes.
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Actual pigeons flying through fog in Kathmandu, Nepal, in January 2019.
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Depending on your footing, the fog could be cloak or spotlight.
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Distance fog was the great scourge of early 3D video gaming.
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Sanders told reporters WH officials were hoping the fog would clear.
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"Lots of sound and fury, even a fog machine," Clinton said.
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In this market fog, any sudden movement could provide highly unsettling.
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Various flights were also delayed due to fog in the area.
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That said, Fog of Love is a difficult game to master.
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At its core, Fog of Love is a role-playing game.
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Your inner compass is the only way to navigate Neptune's fog.
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We have a tendency to get a little bit of fog.
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They illuminate a single area, but the problem is the fog.
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Fog erased, I headed to El Pub for an early lunch.
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In Warsaw, Poland, fog gives the autumn trees a gloomy feel.
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The moon shone; fog rolled in; a storm gathered; snow fell.
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Fog is a part of life in many areas of California.
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Driving into a patch of tule fog can have deadly consequences.
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Dense fog gave them cover as they clambered into their boats.
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A thick fog that hung over the sprawling city worsened conditions.
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We know that people can see through the fog of deception.
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We can depend on fog for keeping airplanes in the sky.
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A rooster crowed as a dense fog rolled over the mountains.
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The visuals are purposefully meant to evoke the fog of war.
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But the fog worsened, and the visit had to be canceled.
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Then he is at large again, careening around a moral fog.
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Some people say it lifts mental fog while slimming their waistlines.
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Beneath the fog, though, Steve is who he has always been.
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Ultimately, thick fog forced Mr. Trump's helicopter to turn back around.
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It's a barrier of the fog of time and film damage.
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They must muddle through in a fog of grumble and contempt.
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Here, five revisions of the Warhol story that pierce the fog.
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Those details will soon be lost in the Trump Fog Machine.
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"Sinking in the fog" is a foggy view of Moscow, Russia.
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Weather: A chance of light rain and fog before 7 a.m.
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It creeps along stealthily, Quavo singing behind a fog of reverb.
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Sprinklers would unleash rain and fog, while water cannons spewed waves.
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Pictures taken shortly after the crash showed fog in the area.
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Until that fog of uncertainty is lifted, we will remain cautious.
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Nothing in the space seems masked, not even the fog machines.
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A heavy fog covers Ohio Street Beach on July 19, 2011.
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It's drizzling a bit, and the mountains are covered in fog.
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B-67 was still in Nuuk when the fog rolled in.
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The fog was descending again, but they wanted to hunt seal.
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When he got to the Calabasas area, the fog became blinding.
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"It was like he was coming out of a fog," Mrs.
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" She added: "They do work because they cut under the fog.
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HOLLYHOCKS IN THE FOG: Selected San Francisco Poems, by August Kleinzahler.
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"If you control the symptoms, that brain fog may go away."
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Fog forced delayed flights and cancelations at Denver International Airport Friday.
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Whiteouts are common in Iceland, from thick fog, snow, or both.
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"This is an example of the fog of war," said Sgt.
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Moscow constantly works to create fog and doubt, uncertainty and confusion.
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Whether it's Stephen King's The Mist, John Carpenter's The Fog, or actually having to make your way through the horrible white nightmare that is ground clouds, we can all agree that fog is a scary thing.
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According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease, the FDA says propylene glycol is "generally recognized as safe" when used in food, and the chemical is also used to create fog in fog machines and antifreeze.
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According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease, the FDA says propylene glycol is "generally recognized as safe" when used in food, and the chemical is also used to create fog in fog machines and antifreeze.
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Last week, however, some marvelous news crept through the fog of anxiety.
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Had you started writing when you were playing at the London Fog?
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Snow blankets towering mountains, fog fills valleys, and pines ring glittering lakes.
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It's easy to be ashamed of the fog, the sickness, the illness.
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I think we were all in a fog after the 2016 election.
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Most of the brain fog group had signs of D-lactic acidosis.
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And now Garbrandt is stuck in a fog with nothing to do.
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If you see your windows fog, dial it down just a little.
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In eastern Iowa, dense fog is possible as strong thunderstorms take aim.
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Brain fog is also a hallmark among those with chronic fatigue syndrome.
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The fog and light-infused video will have to do for now.
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Here are a few people who benefited and suffered from the fog.
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There also appears to be fog in the background of the shot.
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The profound fog that I'd been bracing for had never come on.
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It can also detect it through obfuscation like rain, fog, or haze.
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Ice, snow, water, and even dust or fog can obscure camera lenses.
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We spent his first month of life in a blissed-out fog.
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Just beyond it, behind the fog wall, the analysts are really working.
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Fog might also be a problem on Sunday, the next backup date.
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Gilda began to feel what she described as a fog rolling in.
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Arid regions need water, but fog harvesters work best in humid areas.
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He adapted an e-cigarette cartridge to produce a pure glycerin fog.
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Because infrared penetrates through mist and fog much better than visible light.
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Famous Bach passages shimmer past, before disappearing into the computer-generated fog.
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The fog rolls in every day and it never looks the same.
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But the calm man gazed tranquilly into the fog as if he
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The significance of Trump's words risked being lost in a partisan fog.
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These show up as slow metabolism, a thicker waist, and brain fog.
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"The smoke was blue and knee-deep, like a fog," he says.
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"I thought someone turned on a fog machine," she remembers via email.
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A new forward-facing radar helps see through rain, fog, and dust.
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More than six years later, that fog has yet to recede fully.
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Mercury is all about clarity, but Neptune is the planet of fog.
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What the crowds get instead, though, is a fog of poison gas.
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She felt as if she was in a fog but not intoxicated.
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Fog Monster, named after a coastal weather phenomenon, was complex and compelling.
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Patchy fog will be possible along coastal areas of California until noon.
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Technology companies and DC policymakers are lost in the fog of disinformation.
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Silhouetted skyscrapers rise from a deep fog, casting shadows at stark angles.
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Fog typically scatters the laser light, making it difficult for autonomous vehicles.
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Maybe the thick fog of cynicism in Washington, DC will soon lift.
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MYSTIC Behind the Canvas: Watercolors With Mist, Fog and Mood of Weather.
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I rubbed the fog off the mirror and looked at myself again.
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I was in the fog by then, eyes open just a crack.
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But, she realizes, through a fog, it's not the guy from before.
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When Neptune's fog descends, discerning what's real and what's fantasy is hard.
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Why it matters: The industry has been operating in a regulatory fog.
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The results and everything that happens on the field, that's all fog.
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Low point: Not being able to see Beyoncé through the aforementioned fog.
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Plumes of snow rise and settle, the fog of a broken dream.
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The story drifts in, as if taking its cue from the fog.
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Alerts spread on cellphones as a smoky plume streamed through the fog.
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Your theatrical dreams have lain fallow,That novel's somewhere in a fog.
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In the fog of war, you never really know your enemy properly.
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By the end of that first decade the fog began to lift.
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For a long time, it's hard to see through the dense fog.
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The fog will lift in the afternoon but return in the evening.
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In 1926, Lorraine-Dietrich introduced fog lights for its Le Mans cars.
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The helicopter that plowed into a fog-shrouded hillside near Calabasas, Calif.
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In the meantime, you might see patches of fog and damp streets.
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Fog rolls into U.S. Cellular Field off of Lake Michigan in 2011.
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Fog Point is currently available for pre-order at $125 per bottle.
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A toxic fog of denial has descended over much of the country.
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Other benefits include motion-wake, anti-fog display, stabilization alert, and backlighting.
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Witnesses recounted thick fog over the foothills where the helicopter went down.
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The risk is that Carney's laudable project gets lost in the fog.
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He paused, looking out at the waves, looking out into the fog.
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The fog of battle, in other words, is still thick this morning.
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The fog is expected to remain until around 10 or 11 a.m.
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Fog lamps are intended to provide an adjunct to the low beams.
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Even the best crystal ball will have trouble seeing through the fog.
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"It as though a fog of self-doubt has descended," Johnson said.
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The sense of disorientation is reinforced by flickering lights and fog machines.
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The fog never let up the entire time I was in Liechtenstein.
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The main wild cards are morning fog and any daytime cloud cover.
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With light winds, a few patches of fog may develop once again.
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As it is, a fog of criminality hangs over all of Trumpworld.
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Then there is more weather whiplash: on Saturday, fog and freezing drizzle.
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"With all this momentum, having that fog or haze — a major fog or haze — which is the threat of looming bankruptcy is not good," said Shawn Holloway, 44, a housing inspector who has lived in Hartford his entire life.
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Aside from the fog lights in the front, which can help the driver to navigate, rear fog lamps — which look like an extra-bright taillamp on just one side — make cars more visible in bad weather to following drivers.
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The low-lying fog dissipates, and the valley — quiet, fresh, serene — is revealed.
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I puzzle, a mess of digits advancing out of the fog toward me.
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The result is something akin to a slightly broken violin or fog-horn.
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Interestingly enough, four of the non-brain-fog patients also had either condition.
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The idea is to keep the room to just below window-fog-level.
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"It is as though a fog of self-doubt has descended," Johnson said.
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Indeed, people frequently report "brain fog" as part of the transition into menopause.
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Officials said thick fog had enveloped the Mustang area where Jomsom is located.
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That means Spice can operate in darkness, and can penetrate smoke and fog.
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The smoke from the resulting fires hangs at the horizon like a fog.
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It's hard to hear, think, see, or speak clearly when Neptune's fog descends!
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I kind of like the fog of war aspect of this particular storyline.
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Mercury is the planet of the mind, and Neptune rules fantasy and fog.
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Around the world, people living on coasts collect water by harvesting the fog.
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A fog machine will enhance your living room theatrics, but it's not required.
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Horses ran in the fog and mud during the Preakness Stakes on Saturday.
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Instead, you can indulge in the candy-flavored fog from a JUUL pod.
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But advocates do see rays of hope shining through the fog of uncertainty.
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Summer often brings thick fog, while winter storms can leave waist-high drifts.
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Was I going to have to carry him through the fog towards victory?
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The new version will also feature better color options: Charcoal, Fog, and Coral.
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Money FOG slows the progress you need to grow, keep and distribute wealth.
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The pumpkins are decayed, rotting, and just slightly submerged in an eerie fog.
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The polarized lenses also have anti-scratch, anti-fog, and anti-reflective coatings.
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That's as true in real life as it is in Fog of Love.
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The idea behind fog storage is similar to that of distributed storage, generally.
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" "I was living under the fog of this oppressive depression and nothing mattered.
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Then, the cloud of crisis would give way to the fog of war.
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It just was all like a fog leading up to the actual day.
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Combative Mars is lost in Neptune's fog, so please, Taurus, avoid paranoid thinking!
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" He adds, "My son, a month ago was like, 'Daddy, fog machine, please?
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Amid the fog of war, an impalpable greyness settled over America's moral standing.
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Fog is only a cool aesthetic effect if it burns off before launch.
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The features that begin to emerge from the fog certainly don't sell themselves.
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Another friend was dealing with fatigue, brain fog, chronic pain, anxiety and depression.
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London Fog Water Resistant Hooded Trench Coat, $111.99 (originally $200) [You save $88.01]
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Only a few people sipped cocktails through the fog in Kitty's Jazz Lounge.
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Trump could fog the issue and say he got cash for the wall.
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When I look on my lake, the fog is generally very, very thick.
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The light dimmed, the ringing kicked up, and the fog rolled in again.
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" Martha concurred, "I'm excited to be a part of the London Fog family.
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Even in the subway, it looks like there's a thin fog floating through.
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Now go for a little fog while she tries not to cry. Good.
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The energy is lazy as the sun's rays are obscured by Neptune's fog.
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Any device with computing, storage, and network connectivity can be a fog node.
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In the meantime, for this Grey Lady, the fog has not entirely lifted.
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But heavy fog stymied his plans, and he was forced to turn back.
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The White House was decked with eerie trees, pumpkins, and clouds ghostly fog.
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It was a hot day, a welcome break from the city's characteristic fog.
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Being in a fog because of all the things I've got to do.
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Symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency include brain fog, weakness, balance problems, and anemia.
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They see a plane barreling down the runway, then disappearing into the fog.
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In many ways it feels like we are in the fog of war.
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Be Chill When the sun dropped behind the mountains, the fog rolled in.
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Pig knows they have only days before the fog is likely to return.
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Fog descended from the Pacific; I took a bath with my biggest rock.
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But Mr. Kim struggled to land in the fog and missed the runway.
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Clouds hold tough, and it's possible we'll see some fog and drizzle continue.
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Perhaps it was the post-baby fog, but Byrne just couldn't say no.
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The situation leaves a fog of uncertainty around the party's coming leadership elections.
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Neptune's fog descends, but you're still a shining light in the mist, Leo!
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An odd headache recurred, one that felt like a kind of brain fog.
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As they descended after dark amid drizzle and fog, visibility was perilously low.
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And then, one day, the inexplicable fog he had been stuck in broke.
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It can generate scenes set underwater, or featuring heavy fog or torrential rain.
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It's like being in a coastal town and watching the fog roll in.
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India's poorest residents have no choice but to sleep outside in the fog.
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The skyscrapers hovered above his head, as if suspended in a yellow fog.
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There was an acrid, unseen fog looming: two weeks later came Election Day.
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The fog of war is cloaking U.S. policymaking and strategies pertaining to Syria.
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Low clouds and fog made flying difficult as the plane approached Westfield's airport.
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For the most part, such claims will dissipate with the fog of advocacy.
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Those companies say their latest high-tech headlights make separate fog lamps unnecessary.
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Some experts suggested that the pilot might have gotten disoriented because of fog.
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"People and locations are like a fog, a blur," Mr. Bracey, 49, said.
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There was thick fog in the area at the time of the crash.
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In this scene, Kong's eyes are glowing when he emerges from the fog.
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NELSON PELTZ: Look, you said it right, it's the fog of war. Okay.
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To top it all off, there's fog fuzzying our otherwise-lovely city skyline.
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Today (Saturday): Some fog in the region shouldn't last as long as yesterday.
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There are few brands as emblematic of the classic overcoat than London Fog.
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Then the fog would part, and I'd find something that fired the imagination.
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My first quarter hour with it passed in a fog of befuddled questions.
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Photo: NASA / Bill IngallsVandenberg is known for its fog, so I prepared to be content soaking in the rich rumble and perhaps to sigh, awestruck, at the streak of rapidly receding flame as the rocket climbed above the fog deck.
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Through a structural laser installation, multidimensional LED sculptures, and a sumptuous amount of fog and haze, the crew will transform the cavernous converted factory space into an alien scene where all senses are activated (the fog has a taste and smell).
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The show utilized several devices to produce stage smoke in different configurations: mini-fog machines, fog in an expandable tube to create smoke rings that drew appreciative "ahs" from the audience, and plastic sheeting to create larger clouds of smoke.
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Parachute makes great quality linen bedding in summery colors like bone, fog, and blush.
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An end to the trade wars would lift the fog over the world economy.
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Shadows, light and fog, and standing before it is Isabelle in all her awe.
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We were standing on opposite sides of a canyon, trying to communicate through fog.
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Set up an automated fog machine to give your house a more ghostly vibe.
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Sukie [from The Witches of Eastwick]... she would wear either Fog or Jake's House.
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It can also look like electricity, like lightning or a mist or heavy fog.
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Fog computing isn't being described and discussed just because it's an interesting concept, either.
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Unlike the camera system, radar signals can penetrate through fog, rain, snow and dust.
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The internet loves to call that feeling "brain fog," and it's usually (thankfully) temporary.
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In general, the symptoms of brain fog include forgetfulness, slowed thinking, and trouble concentrating.
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Still in their co-dependent fog, the Fitzgeralds have become increasingly boozy and irresponsible.
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In the fog of war, you see, "facts" have a tendency to get mangled.
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Neptune's associated with dreams, the spirit world, imagination, and fog: pretty much everything intangible.
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She made Haze and Fog in 2013, a 46-minute silent film about zombies.
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He started developing chronic migraines, brain fog, fatigue, nausea — felt dizzy all the time.
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Children make their way to school in heavy fog at Dasna village in Ghaziabad.
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Until the fog clears, a new boss can do little to staunch the wounds.
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The NTSB is investigating whether heavy fog played in a role in the Jan.
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"1907 Comes in Noisily; Moon Scatters Fog" the Page One headline read this time.
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Fog, rain or dust can limit visibility in all or some of these sensors.
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Prophets are not pragmatists, and the fog of futility often hangs over their complaints.
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"It just grips you like fog — there's no way out of it," she said.
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Seenivasan Kumaravel's photograph shows the Australian Capital Territory, blanketed in a thick morning fog.
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LiDAR and cameras don't "see" well in fog, dust or other inclement weather typically.
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Now I exhaled onto the glass: in an instant, fog covered the East Fifties.
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Neptune is whimsy and romance, but it's also the planet of fog and confusion.
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A deadly fog blanketed London in 1952, and chemists have now figured out why.
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By the time the fog lifted on December 9th, 150,000 people had been hospitalized.
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"It's like when you're driving through fog with your high beams on," he said.
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But as Howard stares at his counterpart, everything dissolves into a fog of uncertainty.
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One of my all-time favorites is Humboldt Fog, which is from Cypress Grove.
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The beauty of fog harvesters, explains Boreyko, is that they take very little effort.
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Patients said symptoms included memory problems, brain fog, difficulty concentrating, irritability, nervousness and sadness.
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FOG ENSHROUDS ALL The landing forces began to leave the ship in mid-morning.
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The fog was so thick that a boat a hundred yards away was invisible.
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The soldiers say they strayed into Turkish territory because of thick snow and fog.
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In the show, the fog is portrayed as an immediate emergency and constitutional crisis.
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He tapes his surgical mask to his face so his glasses won't fog up.
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The position of the hills, the bay, the fog, the water all around it.
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Old-fashioned tenets of the news business fade away in this fog of disinformation.
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For example, farmers in Chile use a steel mesh to catch water from fog.
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The greatest threat may be a fog of isolationism settling on the British Isles.
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Thankfully, advances in hardware have seen distance fog all but confined to the past.
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Poor weather and dense fog are believed to be the causes of Wednesday's crash.
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As of last week, President Donald Trump's foreign policy vision remained mired in fog.
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Cover: Downtown Los Angeles is shrouded in early morning coastal fog on Friday, Aug.
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In 1952, a thick, greenish-yellow fog smothered London, halting traffic and daily life.
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A fog closes in; the next morning, Faye feels a change stirring beneath her.
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I'm not sure if it was sunny or socked in with San Francisco fog.
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Fog bent the light in the morning and made the seawater appear green-black.
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"It's a ray of light that breaks through the fog of Trumpism," Douglas said.
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We walked through the fog to an exhibit called Origins: The Curse of Calico.
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Drivers crawled through a thick fog as experts warned people to avoid outdoor exertion.
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Just remember that early polls are fog machines, making it more difficult to see.
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The sight will certainly shake you out of your pre- or post-convention fog.
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This battle is operatic, the soldiers moving in slow motion and framed by fog.
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We detoured fire-related road closures and drove through smoke-fog with limited visibility.
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The conditions were ideal: cold fog in the morning, mild sun in the afternoon.
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"We were coming out of a fog from writing 111 songs," says Nixon Boyd.
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As the last rays of the sun disappeared, a glow arose within the fog.
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Is it actually excessive sleep that's causing the fog, or is it something else?
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But migraines, fatigue, eczema, and head fog have also been attributed to food intolerances.
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"There's [going to be] a lot of fog [this weekend]," he told me flatly.
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New Zealand's Meteorological Service said the fog was forecast to clear by Thursday afternoon.
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Afterwards, which he started to experience "brain fog," depression, unusual moodiness, and memory problems.
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Another dispatch, posted a day later: This was the most intense fog I'd seen.
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"The winter fog and lack of visibility added to the mystery of the forts."
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Space becomes a bath of radiation; atoms dissolve into a fog of subatomic particles.
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The loneliness of those who remain hangs like thick fog over Damascus, the capital.
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The image of his father's skull, revealed by the deadly fog, invades his dreams.
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The conservative media is a giant fog machine designed to confuse and disorient people.
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When the sun came out, the fog brightened and it looked heavy like smoke.
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By this point, a fog machine has created enough haze to sink a ship.
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By February, Mulvaney had spread a kind of bureaucratic fog across his new agency.
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Suddenly, the border separating Canada from the United States was effectively enshrouded in fog.
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"To a certain sense, it feels almost like a fog being lifted," she said.
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Even when it's not organized rain, we'll probably see drizzle and some fog around.
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The Trump Fog Machine erased all his Tweets supporting the other guy in Alabama.
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A snow-laced mountain fog had settled over the Potomac Highlands of West Virginia.
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The captain, an experienced seaman, misjudged a turn after becoming disoriented in heavy fog.
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The fog was still thick as the helicopter made its first sweeping pass overhead.
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He found it on the Staten Island Ferry — fog, romance and serenity, all free.
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Slight shower chances and patchy fog may slowly rise with time, especially after midnight.
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Snow, sleet and heavy fog were also in the forecast in parts of region.
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Ms. Shaver had slipped beyond a murky fog that her husband could not join.
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The pilot went off course, "obviously lost in the soupy fog," Mr. Berger wrote.
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A fog of anxiety descends, good intentions are dashed and the bailer starts bailing.
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Winds remain light and steady from the southwest, and some patchy fog is possible.
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Just switch out the abs, put on some dance music and add fake fog.
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That can include headaches, fatigue, irritability, focus issues, and brain fog, Dr. Graham says.
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I made the climb — 1,658 stairs up and back — in a fog-shrouded rain.
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When I came out of my migraine fog and updated colleagues, they were incredible.
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A cloud of thick fog had descended on the intersection and made it invisible.
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Many players were unable to finish because of a fog delay in the morning.
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The fabric of civilian life is now wrapped in a linguistic fog of war.
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The landscape was thickly forested, with Chinese-looking crags and knolls scarved in fog.
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The hedgerows and fields, the fog-capped hills, look the same on either side.
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FOG can keep you from saying no when no would be the best response.
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People who make bad choices feed off those who allow FOG to creep in.
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Heavy fog is believed to have been a factor in the accident, Russo said.
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The White House has been covered in spider webs and fog to celebrate Halloween.
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"It was like a fog lifted from my brain," he said to his wife.
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Nourished by the enveloping San Francisco fog, many are more than 100 feet tall.
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In recent days, some of the political fog that's hung over markets has lifted.
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Warm mist clung low to the ground, even as dense fog obscured the skyline.
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Turkish shipping agency GAC said the collision was caused by fog and low visibility.
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Like a mask has been lifted, the fog has cleared, the self deception breaks.
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The fog outside the window extends into the distance, gradually revealing Nottingham's outer reaches.
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Monday kicked off the farm's first "referendum race" despite dense fog hanging over the track.
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With a little luck, we'll be keeping our head in a fog well into spring.
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They appeared one morning in San Francisco, rolling in like the city's iconic, chilling fog.
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If Night and Fog was shot on film, so must Son of Saul, you can
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Remarkably, given its profound effect on her moods, Lowe says lithium didn't fog her personality.
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With enough fog, you could see the red beams, but you could not see Matloff.
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Justify ran through fog and mud during both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes.
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In armed conflicts of the past, the "fog of war" meant a lack of data.
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A thick layer of fog has blanketed the Taj Mahal to the dismay of tourists.
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The street was lined with jacarandas, bare branches haloed in the purple fog of flowers.
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So why not light candles in the fog and gently sing the sun back up?
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As if looking through a soda-pop fog, they evoke a world of childish attitudes.
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"But then, as with Brexit, the fog will lift and normality will return," he said.
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Radar works proficiently in poor weather because its can penetrate thick fog, rain and snow.
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But it's in the best interests of Mr. Cryan and Deutsche to clear the fog.
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Ahead, on a snowy slope, a company of infantry moved slowly up into the fog.
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There's a ton of fog, and it takes longer than normal to get to work.
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I spend the rest of the day in a fog and dip out at 5.
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We've got lens fog, we've got rain spots, we've got the general oppressiveness of summer.
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But slowly I emerged from the heavy, choking fog, into a tiny slither of light.
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Visualize the negativity as a murky fog that dissipates as the incense swirls into it.
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It's hard to navigate through Neptune's fog, as much of a fighter as Mars is.
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Shrouded Moors starts off in an ominous circle of candle-covered stones surrounded by fog.
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The sun threw the domes into relief, sometimes casting their shadows onto the fog beyond.
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The beam from the projector cuts through the residual fog like lasers in a nightclub.
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But, for a long time, the fog of fatalism over the Bay Area was thick.
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Moving podiums, fog machines, and heat lamps give the VR world a physically convincing atmosphere.
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The moist, morning, seaside air and the new, low light piercing the fog are palpable.
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The disease can fog the brain and slow reaction times -- an obvious danger while riding.
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Gas flares pierce through fog in this image, taken of the factory from a helicopter.
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"I knew he meant business, and the sleepy fog started to wear off," Nuttall wrote.
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I have some perspective now, and can tell I'm out of the "baby blues" fog.
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Looking up into fog and redwoods Sedaris says she's familiar with the old Super 8s.
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When a fog shrouds their minds, they struggle to recognize the faces of their children.
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It sounds how a breakup feels—you're lost in a fog of your own creation.
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His body was found floating in her pool with a fog of blood around him.
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It may be the special-effects team that's generating all that moody fog and wind.
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The beams react to visitors' movements, with fog and mirrors blurring the lines of perception.
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Only the infrared camera setup had a hope of catching the launch through the fog.
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Light winds and cold, stable air allowed the fog and smoke to collect, KTRK said.
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The only lifeline for viewers was either suffer through the fog or change the channel.
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"The designer wanted gray — it's supposed to be evocative of San Francisco fog," Schoninger said.
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The confusion contributes to speculation, supposition and inaccuracies that create further fog and fake news.
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Prepare for patchy fog during your morning commute, and possible showers during your return home.
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She set the ball into the air, where the morning fog was just burning off.
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Like clockwork, at 4:44, the devil appears, making itself out of fog and solidifying.
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"I was in a fog," she remembered, and her husband was doing all the chores.
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The fog set a beautifully ominous tone for our day spent moving through the Rockies.
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Wearing a yukata, he slowly made his way forward, moving in and out of fog.
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Plus, the premium nylon lenses are anti-scratch, anti-fog and have anti-reflectance coating.
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"Homo, I don't think we're in Barneys any more," he says to the white fog.
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It's hard to focus early in the week because of all the cosmic mind fog.
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Until then, watch Jake Gyllenhaal play around in some green fog in the trailer above.
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"Fog is used to construct a space that we idealize in our mind," Medhekar added.
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Anyone with depression will tell you that the disorder can "clog" or "fog" your mind.
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Figuring out issues of security—material and emotional—will feel frustrating when Neptune's fog descends.
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Gaudet would go on to form more bands: The Whoremoans, Funeral Fog, and The Robins.
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In the swirling psychic fog beneath its glassy exterior, Claudio Ranieri's smiling face breezes past.
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Across miles of choppy, fog-choked seas, the boat's message was relayed through wireless telegraphy.
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Hanging low and thick, the smog looks like a blend of white smoke and fog.
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Instead, for a long time after my son's birth, I stumbled through a hormonal fog.
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But the nature of economic policy is that you're always making it in a fog.
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It's a sensation of the sea swelling or fog dissipating in a gust of wind.
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The fog stopped him from seeing his attackers face, though he made out a foot.
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To pierce the fog of spoofing, STIR/Shaken adds a layer of authentication to calls.
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The instrumental music whips endlessly from a vaporous, stormy fog of sound to harsh crashes.
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Fog hovered over the water, and the engine of the Research Vessel E.O. Wilson rumbled.
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At the end, Trump left far more fog about his intentions than had previously existed.
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Then the fog cleared, and he realized it was time to go back to work.
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But taking the bacteria can also cause side effects, including brain fog and severe bloating.
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The rocket liftoff from Vandenberg Air Force Base through heavy fog at 7:39 a.m.
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Every second of this is familiar enough to cut through the fog of last night.
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If the Tories were clear and simplistic, then Labour's message got lost in the fog.
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For much of the summer, a fog of soot has smothered Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.
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This helped me manage stress, cleared the brain fog, and helped with sleep and anxiety.
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After a few months of London's sooty fog, the monkeys were coughing like Dickens's orphans.
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Selected by Naomi Shihab Nye By Jeffrey Thomson The lightthat pointsthe way in the fog.
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She now helps others see through the fog and reach their health and fitness goals.
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I'm telling you as someone who knows, that once the fog has lifted life changes.
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In November 2007, a chain-reaction crash of 108 vehicles in fog near Fresno, Calif.
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But as a narcoleptic you know that you have brain fog and you'll keep forgetting.
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It is quickly becoming the antidote to the mid-afternoon brain fog for our customers.
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Where do I send my annoying fan letters demanding an explanation for the inconsistent fog?
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We can't see clearly in the fog — everything looks glamorous and divine but it's not.
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Fog pours in, illuminated by eerie blue shafts of light escaping from the basement below.
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The fog of our outdoor talk— we breathe, we grieve, we drink our tidy drinks.
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Because the fog was so thick, it was hard to tell where I was going.
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Even on full blast, the SUV was incapable of keeping it's side windows fog-free.
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Severe fog and storms were blamed for a 25-vehicle pileup on Garrett County, Maryland.
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"It just looked like we were in a fog," Houston interim coach B.J. Bickerstaff said.
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The broader threat is gaseous vog and ash — vog is the volcanic form of fog.
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There's something of the ash, smoke, and fog from an eruption here in the forms.
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By that evening a blanket of fog drifted over Chernobyl carrying deadly cesium and strontium.
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The continuing ridge path and the rising fog show the natural habitat of these animals.
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"The fog is pushed by the winds from the ocean and is trapped by the mountains -- it's stuck here -- so it's easy to empty it of its water," Bargach said of the mountains that are draped in fog for about 140 days a year.
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If enveloping possible home intruders with a blinding fog isn't enough for you, there's also options like SelectaDNA—which releases synthetic DNA chains with the fog, which show up under UV light and are personalized to be traced back to their own specific home.
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Much like our eyes, car sensors don't work as well in fog or rain or snow.
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On November 23rd the jihadists, who number about 2,000, took advantage of the fog to counterattack.
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Propel CEO Darren Matloff was fading behind a thick gray cloud created by a fog machine.
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And then, yesterday, China's northern and eastern regions received their first ever red alert for fog.
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China's national observatory issued the fog alert Tuesday in a number of northern and eastern regions.
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The Atlantic's Peter Beinart even praised Carlson recently, contributing to a bizarre fog of national amnesia.
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They're also built with lifetime fog and waterproofing performance with ultra-hard scratch resistant armortek protection.
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Our incredible view from the Vandenberg press site was fog, with or without blinding flood lights.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The fog surrounding Anil Agarwal's intentions with Anglo American is only slightly thinner.
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Through this disheartening fog shines Failed By the State: The Struggle in the Shadow of Grenfell.
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Many scary movies have at least one scene where someone — or something — emerges from the fog.
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So the fog of politics makes deciding on what mix of policies to use even harder.
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A boy uses solar viewing glasses as the sun emerges through fog cover in Depoe Bay.
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Amid the sooty London fog of the mid 1800s, John Stuart Mill was a rare feminist.
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The headset didn't fog up on me during use as last year's $199 Oculus Go does.
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We're surrounded by fog, and we joke that we've just experienced a spiritual cleansing of sorts.
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By wiping a finger over the photo, they clear the fog and are shown what's underneath.
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I felt like I was living in a thick fog, and I cried all the time.
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Neptune is the planet of fog and confusion, but don't let uncertainty bring you down, Gemini.
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San Francisco cheap eats: Foodie clears the fog on where to go Try this at home?
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The most interesting thing about the fog is how it changes the look of the game.
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This means that people are silhouetted against the rendering distance of the fog all the time.
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I just sort of stumbled around in fog for a while, free of purpose or meaning.
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It's hard to see that through a fog of prescription drugs, energy drinks & strong sleep aids.
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Strangely, this sale price only applies to the charcoal color, not the fog or coral options.
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The search and rescue efforts were being hampered by bad weather including dense fog, Maringa said.
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"The fog of Brexit is creating tension in financial markets," Carney said during the press conference.
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Through the fog of alcoholism and self-destruction, what comes into focus is his remarkable output.
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The fog is pushed through fine mesh where it condenses, trickles down, and gets collected below.
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I should have chosen blues, greens and whites for the cool air, the rain, the fog.
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Nobody understood what was going on because there was a fog, the weather was not good.
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"…a bright sunrise will contradict the heavy fog that weighs you down," Rory captioned the image.
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The 20 other survivors were our foes, but the fog and the valley were their allies.
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As the fog of war dissipates, telecommunications, mobile and Internet also stand to benefit, Tabaqchali added.
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Without enough of it, you may experience a sort of brain fog and lowered cognitive function.
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Face masks can get sweaty and grimy, and lenses can fog up with other people's breath.
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The idea is to have an unknown, unseen monster, like The Fog, that is attacking [people].
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Over time, those efforts have started to cut through the fog around North Korea's first family.
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Too often the fog of war rolls in after the clouds of half-truths and hyperbole.
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It's hard to imagine a dancer finding his or her way through this fog of notes.
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Officials attributed the imprecision to the fog of war as they gathered information from the field.
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It's a challenge you can overcome as long as you don't get lost in Neptune's fog.
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That is more than just some morning fog before the second cup of coffee kicks in.
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The first thing I noticed was the mass amounts of fog being pumped into the air.
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Good oversight makes it impossible to ignore pressing problems and can cut through the partisan fog.
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An icy fog clung to the sides of the highway in the swampy area around Amherst.
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Up close, the Sierra Nevadas seem to be engulfed in a sea of fog and clouds.
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An airport employee who was photographing the thick fog captured sound of the crash on video.
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When you shine headlights through a fog, they scatter or reflect and the beam spreads out.
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At the same time, I didn't perceive the same "brain fog" I had on day one.
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More knobs twiddle, and your hearing is subsumed in a fog of tinnitus, muffling and distortion.
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Some say they will consider adding to their holdings once the Brexit fog of uncertainty lifts.
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That's from a column written in September 2012 — in the fog of the last election season.
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Oil prices have since risen above $50 per barrel, lifting some of the fog off manufacturing.
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When this was done, the music resumed, and a fog machine flooded the club with smoke.
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Fog or low cloud makes bears nearly invisible, so we only went out in good visibility.
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"For quite a long time there was nothing except a green-greyish fog," said one participant.
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SIGAR relies on clear English without the toxic fog of bureaucratese that blights most Washington reports.
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The deeper into Austria — and higher into the Alps — we went, the deeper the fog became.
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Fog hung all around — as it had been for days now — as I boarded the train.
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Dry the tears, push back against the malaise, burn away the fog and stiffen the spine.
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I love Tammy Fender Roman Chamomile, and I love Garden Apothecary Full Bloom Fog Toning Mist.
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Just when it gets warm, the fog comes in, and it gets hella windy and cold.
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The black underneath the white feels like a horizon that's just barely visible in the fog.
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I've always loved the E.L. Doctorow observation: 'Writing is like driving at night in the fog.
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Weather: Patches of dense fog in the morning, and a good chance of showers and thunderstorms.
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Much about the attack and the associated casualties has been obscured in the fog of war.
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But fog prevented rescue helicopters from reaching the site in the Zagros Mountains, state TV reported.
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"Mein Gott," he says, as a massive flotilla of ships appears, emerging from the morning fog.
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Deafening bangs and shouts and a fog machine limiting visibility mimicked the chaos of an attack.
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Then there is the smoke, pumped out by a theatrical machine to create a choking fog.
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But Sheriff Judd said it appeared that fog could have been a factor in the accident.
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At worst, it's a frustrating cliché, hostile to narrative and eyeballs, that substitutes fog for feeling.
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And it follows that an anti-climactic fog hangs over much of Memories...Do Not Open.
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Point Reyes isn't for lazing in the sun (which is inevitably steamrollered by the fog anyway).
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When mixed with water vapor and carbon dioxide, it creates a hazy volcanic fog, a.k.a. vog.
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Gray wisps descend and curl around the trees and before long I am engulfed in fog.
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Beyond the gossip, there is a fog of the past that is better not to penetrate.
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But lawyers, diplomats and other experts said that the rollout shrouded the whole thing in fog.
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But usually, the camera just pointed at the street to show how fog-covered campus was.
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Their period of triumph ended in a fog of financial crisis, economic conflict and resurgent nationalism.
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The morning fog has lifted, and the sun is coming through the trees in golden rectangles.
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His follow-up, "The Fog" (1980), sought to put some narrative meat on the genre's bones.
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He took batting practice in a fog, swinging as hard as he could at every pitch.
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He and eight others had been flying in heavy fog conditions before crashing into a hillside.
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Out of the predawn gloom and fog appeared the final, perilous, spotlit pitches of the Streif.
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The heat that month is brutal, and the humidity is so high my glasses fog up.
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The satellite is also designed to observe fog, fires, dust storms, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions and lightning.
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"Nebbiolo means 'the wine of the fog' because you picked the grapes in November," he said.
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The helicopter was flying through thickening fog when it crashed into a hillside near Calabasas, Calif.
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I want to stand there, man, and drink my coffee and look at the fog. Peaceful.
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There should have been more, but two others were delayed by the fog and never arrive.
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Or perhaps, for Cardona and Beah alike, such specifics are lost in the fog of war.
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Ms. Stockburger of Consumer Reports said that new technologies held out the promise of overcoming fog.
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Experts working with Mr. Macierewicz even suggested that Russia had pumped artificial fog over the runway.
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It's possible that created freezing fog — a weather condition that can create black ice on roads.
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He said that only a general election could provide a way out of the Brexit fog.
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In short, some of the fog about what is happening on the labor market has lifted.
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The special counsel report ended up producing a confusing white fog instead of a smoking gun.
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By the way, get a load of those groovy orange fog lamps in the headlight clusters!
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Scattered showers this evening and overnight along with some fog and drizzle.
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I want to stand there, man, and drink my coffee and look at the fog. Peaceful.
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It's not just the quiet, empty aerial views of the city, some with roiling summertime fog.
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Fog computing leverages and unifies a surprising number of cutting-edge technologies into a comprehensive whole.
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"The Golden Gate bridge is often covered in fog, which locals have named 'Karl,'" Carey said.
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My glasses always fog up at the In Memoriam montage, in spite of the inevitable omissions.
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Upstairs are the en-suite bedrooms, which have garden views and bathrooms with anti-fog mirrors.
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Another thing that can cause summer meltdowns: goggles that fog up, pinch hair or don't fit.
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This neighborhood is usually coated with fog, but on the rare sunny day, it totally changes.
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Melodies shimmer in a fog coming just to the verge of of crystallization before evaporating entirely.
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The yellow-brown "killer fog," as it came to be called, reduced visibility to two feet.
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I think it's all so ... We're all living in this fog, and we can't see past it.
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We hit all of the spots on the Strip, and the London Fog had just opened up.
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After takeoff, the company also landed the Falcon 9 on the California coast amid the heavy fog.
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He worked on the backlot of Warner Brothers Studios that had lights, cameras, extras, smoke, fog — a.k.
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Tune in next week because "Jump Into the Fog" looks to be an incredible Grey's Anatomy episode.
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Last in the lineup was their new, limited edition vodka, Fog Point, named for its key ingredient.
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"I'm very happy to see that I've had very different reactions to the fog tunnel," he says.
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But the fog rolls in around cash when the Sun and the planet of confusion, Neptune, meet.
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My classmates and I climbed the mountains to get above the fog to watch launches from afar.
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"It&aposs like a fog of smoke right there by our house," resident James Matthews told KKTV.
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She'll be able to help you pinpoint the underlying cause and cut through that fog for good.
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The county and city authorities may continue to release fog alerts for low visibility, the notice said.
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They want to know what burned the fog away: stars, supermassive black holes, or both in tandem?
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The contrast between the triangular lines and the background is like a hallucination in a dense fog.
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Indian workers sweep away dust amid morning fog in Greater Noida, near New Delhi, on Nov. 10.
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"We have to investigate whether it's negligence or if it happened due to heavy fog," Rafique said.
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Maybe a savvier, less scattershot version of the show could still emerge from the small-town fog.
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As 12 o'clock approached, the fog "had increased to almost a London thickness," the accompanying article said.
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Some men doubtless do it because, in the fog of war, they can get away with it.
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But the fog quickly reappears, so only a swath of the photo is visible at a time.
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Image: Texas A&MOn December 5th, 1952, a veil of fog rolled over the city of London.
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Suddenly, a pickup truck driven by off-duty park rangers speeds into the lot, fog lights blazing.
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And even as the brain fog began to lift, I was still in pain and always tired.
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