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Voltaire, as editor and commentator of Corneille, is freezingly cold.
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You may just as well speak plainly,' said Lady Maulevrier, freezingly.
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Being polite does not stop you being freezingly rude, or warmheartedly friendly.
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He felt that the day that had begun so freezingly was warm, strangely warm.
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It was freezingly cold and after 20 minutes our fingertips were numb despite our dry gloves.
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The setting is the unhealed Old West after the Civil War: a freezingly wintry and mountainous terrain.
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It was freezingly cold, and this job of seeing off a distinguished stranger was not one to be envied, but Lieutenant Dubosc performed his part manfully.
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Certainly, metaphors of snowmen come to mind on a freezingly, bitingly, burningly cold morning in Guelph, Ontario, a recent and necessary destination in the search for birthday relics.
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Tower at Harbin Ice and Snow Festival, 2013 Located in northern Northeast China, Harbin is the northernmost among major cities in China. Under the direct influence of the Siberian Anticyclone, the average daily temperature is in winter. Annual low temperatures below are not uncommon. Nicknamed "Ice City" due to its freezingly cold winter, Harbin is decorated by various styles of Ice and snow Sculptures from December to March every year.
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When the Duchess of Devonshire saw her at a different jubilee fête and asked if she was coming, "the Duchess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha freezingly replied, 'Certainly not'". While the Queen did not attend, almost all of the British royal family attended the ball and nearly every other European royal family was represented. The New York Times claimed in September 1897 that the ball was, "to a certain degree a duplicate of the Bradley Martin ball" which was held at The Waldorf Hotel in New York City on 10 February 1897. The Duke of Devonshire invited the London photographic firm of James Lafayette, who had been awarded a Royal Warrant ten years previously, to set up a tent (in the garden behind the house) to photograph the guests in costume during the Ball.
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