During the press briefing, Orkan Umurhan, a researcher from NASA Ames Research Center, presented slides showing a number of glacial landforms, glacial flows, and glacial erosion across Pluto.
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Shortly after his release, Cassidy was hired as managing director of business development at Agera, the successor company to Glacial, along with other former Optionable and Glacial employees.
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Cleveland-based producer, v1984, has shared a finely-sculpted, gorgeous new track from his debut Becoming N(one) EP, forthcoming on Dublin label Glacial Industries, formerly known as Glacial Sound.
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"However, when glacial cycles kicked in and productivity dropped, an ability to consume less desirable browse, such as thicker, woodier branches, may have helped them to survive prolonged glacial periods," Mitchell said.
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So the whole industry and technology and everything has moved light years ahead, but the practices around people have moved at a glacial pace, and maybe glacial pace means climate change these days.
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Pluto's Sputnik Planitia, a vast glacial region packed with nitrogen.
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The program has had a glacial implementation process ever since.
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At best, this increase in women VCs is glacial progress.
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Party realignment isn't so much rare as it is glacial.
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Objects degrade at a glacial pace in the frozen north.
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Talk about the opposite of moving at a glacial pace.
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Such glacial flows could gradually contribute to sea level rise.
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That scenery includes lakes filled with ice blue, glacial water ...
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I got all of my water from a glacial river.
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Glacial ice covers 10% of the land area on Earth.
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And so all of Long Island is a glacial deposit.
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In the north, change can come at a glacial pace.■
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Glacial ice and blindingly white snowfields are other possible references.
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Confusion at the core means glacial progress at the periphery.
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"Today, we benefit from glacial melting," one Swiss executive said.
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According to the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), a regional intergovernmental organisation, rapid increases in the volume of glacial lakes are usually the result of faster glacial melt associated with climate change.
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I had erroneously entered "glacial SHIFT" rather than GLACIAL DRIFT at 7D, so when I was close to the correct answer, LIVERY, I had an unappealing SV in sequence at the vaguely clued 35A.
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Historically, glacial outbreak floods were normally isolated to high-altitude glaciers.
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Donald Trump has been staffing his administration at a glacial pace.
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The Internet moves at light speed, while rule making is glacial.
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The government moves at a glacial pace, especially when redesigning currency.
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Remarkably, millions of people live on or near the glacial ridge.
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We are walking at a glacial pace because of my crutches.
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Skeiðará used to be one of the island's biggest glacial rivers.
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Alone and disoriented, Azam tripped and fell into the glacial stream.
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But the pace of the Citigroup restitution plan seems especially glacial.
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A nunatak is a rock formation completely surrounded by glacial ice.
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Iceland's electric utility built five highland dams that capture glacial meltwater.
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The open-air area known as Bosquet de la Colonnade has had its grey floor replaced with a "carpet" of blue glacial rock flour, sedimented rock generated by glacial erosion, surrounding the central sculpture of the space.
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Chlamydomonas nivalis, a cold-loving algae responsible for turning glacial snow pink.
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"Glacial engineering is not a substitute for carbon emission reductions," he said.
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Many of them were reported before as members of glacial ice communities.
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This glacial pace is something to which residents have become well accustomed.
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It's not just glacial retreat that's permanently altering the courses of rivers.
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Bureaucracy might move at a glacial pace, but climate change does not.
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In the Arctic, unfortunately, the pace of change is no longer glacial.
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Besides, -25° was more than cold enough to create thick, glacial ice.
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One part Gatorade ("Glacial Blue" flavor), one part milk, one part toothpaste.
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That left investors feeling that any tightening would be glacial at best.
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The glacial pace of building is helped by the absence of shareholders.
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Glacial melting also flushes previously trapped water and sediment into the ocean.
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Single matter memories, earthen storage, glacial servers, telepresent dust and information embodiment.
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Both teams included experts familiar with the area and with glacial safety.
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Glacial melt could impact salmon populations, because salmon breed in certain temperatures.
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Multicolored maps showed the glacial rise amid emerging street grids and neighborhoods.
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The other big long-term factor is the melting of glacial ice.
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At the same time, such change can come at a glacial pace.
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They moved like a glacial version of the con man's shell game.
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Pokémon moves at a glacial pace when it comes to major changes.
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But the glacial ice is disappearing, and so is the archive itself.
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During the last glacial event spanning two thousand years, it dropped only .
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People see glacial lakes as a hazard; we see them as opportunities.
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Even at the glacial pace, it's a fascinating piece of machinery to watch.
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The unstoppable, glacial momentum of sea-level rise has only made things worse.
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That's because glacial melt isn't just the result of our planet's warming air.
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Progress towards full banking union, including euro-zone-wide deposit insurance, is glacial.
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"There is no evidence that dire wolves existed in glacial environments," Dundas said.
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Part of the problem might have to do with Days Gone glacial progress.
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While the pace remains glacial, change has nonetheless crept into the Augusta DNA.
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As far as behind the camera, those numbers are absolutely glacial as well.
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Untouched aquamarine glacial lakes appear to be almost unearthly at Glacier, in Montana.
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But there were big differences between hemispheres in this and other glacial periods.
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And glacial melting isn't the only climate change-related worry for the team.
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But the glacial pace of Congress's response is part of an older pattern.
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As in Glacial Decoy, a definite, more identifiable gesture seems just beyond reach.
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Recently, at a reporter's invitation, he turned his attention to the glacial ridge.
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They spent evenings talking while wading through glacial streams under the midnight sun.
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And Ms. Lamb's String Quartet (2009) explored tonal spectrums at a glacial pace.
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There are four different sections of data: earthquake, glacial, volcanic and urban data.
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The water was glacial, a stunning contrast to so much sun and sand.
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I'm doing things at a glacial pace because my flight isn't till midnight.
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Mole went on to found Glacial Energy Holdings, which became a Platinum holding.
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That speaks to another issue with Hunters: It unfolds at a glacial pace.
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It sits in a glacial valley in the middle of Denali National Park.
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There was little sense of glacial undertow, of mahogany darkness, of velvety richness.
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We know time is glacial, that things are moving deep beneath the surface.
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What's abundantly clear is that the Fed will be moving at a glacial pace.
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Decades ago, Warren didn't suspect ground-up glacial dust was responsible for the greenery.
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Although the pace of talks picked up after Mr Trump's election, progress remains glacial.
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At some point, a glacial lake likely spilled over and caused the initial erosion.
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The glacial runoff formed offshore deltas, and eventually trapped pockets of water underneath them.
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Eventually his wife, and then his son, joined him in his annual glacial pilgrimage.
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But progress in getting the infrastructure in place to tap them has been glacial.
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China has been talking about military reform for decades, but change has been glacial.
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The company's core apps evolved at a glacial pace, while the rest were neglected.
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Glacial ice, millions of years old, sloughs off into the sea never to return.
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It has few cold storage networks, and cross-country transport is at glacial speeds.
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One of their bulldozers is said to lie up there in a glacial crevasse.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investing in Glacial Energy Holdings Inc should have been a disaster.
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Instead, he is now focusing on exploiting Trump's plodding, glacial grasp of global affairs.
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She wore this look for the show's final portion, "Winter Wonderland of Glacial Goddesses."
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There's the improvement of the town that manages to feel both glacial and abrupt.
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That points to a manufacturing sector continuing to expand, but at a glacial pace.
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O'Neel is studying how the water from glacial melt is interacting with the environment.
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That realism was at its most glacial in the case of Syria's civil war.
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Atop K2's near-vertical slopes, glacial icefalls dislodge car-size hunks of ice.
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In mainland China, acceptance of same-sex couples has progressed at a glacial rate.
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Today, beneath ice sheets in Antarctica, glacial meltwater streams flow into the Southern Ocean.
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Some glacial expeditions extract ice cores using cranes and ferry them home by helicopter.
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But it could influence the already glacial pace of tightening expected by the Fed.
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"See that beauty?" said Mr. Dufays, his breath forming clouds in the glacial air.
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How do she and her team of researchers study and measure its glacial retreat?
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Confronted with the glacial pace of achieving gender equality, other nations have turned to quotas.
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In Huaraz, Peru, a glacial lake called Palcacocha burst and flooded the city in 1941.
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This aerial view shows the Rhone Glacier and its glacial lake, near Gletsch on Aug.
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Even so, it never felt completely reliable, especially because of the system's glacial reorientation speed.
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It was August, and they floated down the coast, glacial emissaries from the North Pole.
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They then analyzed the chemical composition and other properties for clues about past glacial behavior.
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One foreign financier laments the glacial pace of activity in Mexico's courts and government buildings.
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Political and legal authorities increasingly recognise a need for change, but progress has been glacial.
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In addition, the bluestones don&apost look like glacial debris, known as moraine, he said.
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By the time it's reached the title track, a glacial loop, Cistern has become hypnotic.
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No, that accolade goes to the glacial pace at which TouchWiz receives official Android updates.
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Compared to other celebrities this summer, Cyrus and Hemsworth are moving at a glacial pace.
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Instead, progress toward FIDs for many of the planned projects around the world appears glacial.
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HHS Secretary Tom Price shares the blame for the glacial pace of health-care legislation.
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I was glad things were progressing, even at the glacial pace of the U.S. government.
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She and Icelandic Glacial are combining to donate 181,440 bottles of water to Flint residents.
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The Earth exhibits cycles of 21625,2900-year glacial periods followed by (warmer) 220006,2202-year interglacials.
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The resulting struggle only adds to the already glacial pace of in-car audio progress.
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Fast-forward a decade or so, and times have seemingly moved at a glacial pace.
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The line was moving at a glacial pace, and no one was sharing clear information.
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After a half-century of steady glacial runoff, things changed dramatically in 2003, said Bevis.
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Reuters could not determine whether the Glacial-linked mining company was involved in conflict minerals.
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A month ago, there was a danger that glacial lake would burst, causing floods below.
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But conservatives are starting to get frustrated with what they see as legislators' glacial pace.
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Scientists say the slides will most likely continue as warming temperatures cause more glacial melt.
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From abandoned farms to glacial lakes, there is so much to see along the way.
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With its sandy, glacial soils and maritime climate, it lends itself to fresh, invigorating wines.
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The reason, Mr. Horenstein said, was that ages of glacial abrasion had acted like sandpaper.
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But the rich and clean glacial soil is well below the surface of the city.
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I am, quite literally, falling apart, even if it is at a relatively glacial pace.
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Huaraz, a Peruvian city of 133,000, sits about 14 miles below this swelling glacial lake.
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Huaraz, a Peruvian city of 130,000, sits about 14 miles below this swelling glacial lake.
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"Le Bernardin at 5 o'clock," he said, pointing to his watch, referencing their glacial pace.
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They likely suffered due to other challenges and the glacial period that followed the eruption.
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Eventually, after glacial minutes, she called back and said they could send me the certificate.
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Meanwhile, in Washington gun-related legislation is moving at a glacial speed -- if at all.
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But even though most people were ordering takeout, the line moved at a glacial speed.
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"Climate change has caused the acceleration of glacier mass loss and an increase in glacial runoff in arid regions of northwest China and has led to more frequent glacial floods and debris flows," Greenpeace quoted Shen Yongping, a research fellow at the institute, as saying.
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DOWNLOADING a movie, legally or not, is prohibitively slow in Ethiopia, thanks to glacial internet speeds.
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I was just as happy to see the Sólheimajökull outlet glacier and it's small glacial lagoon.
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Southern Greece would have been attractive during glacial times, offering a milder climate, the researchers said.
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Deep Space by Dave Brosha (Canada)The remarkable underbelly of the Breiðamerkurjökull glacial tongue in Iceland.
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In the Yarkant River basin, glacial outburst floods have become far more common since the 1990s.
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If elected, her relations with Russia's autocratic leader, Vladimir Putin, would begin in a glacial state.
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According to Hare, there were about six people at a 2008 international symposium about glacial archaeology.
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L'accueil que j'ai reçu à mon arrivée a été aussi glacial que le vent de mars.
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"It's good they're finally doing this, but the military moves at a glacial pace," Lurer said.
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She inhabits the prose's terrible serenity and glacial horror — the translator's hand never overwhelms or underperforms.
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The storm had hit on Sunday, moving at a glacial pace of one mile per hour.
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As slow as growth can be on the consumer side, the healthcare industry is downright glacial.
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Pretty cool model race car sets to look at, glacial pace and snooze-worth talking heads.
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A 2010 law restricts mining and petroleum exploration and production on glaciers and semi-glacial land.
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The glacial valley has been enveloped by a choking haze of smoke from the Ferguson Fire.
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The reason -- the courts often move at a glacial pace and Jen is out of patience.
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The economy isn't the worst it's ever been, but the rebound from recession has been glacial.
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But the pace of change has been glacial, mirroring its better-documented issues with gender diversity.
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The glacial flows have helped to carve out many of the valleys seen on Pluto's surface.
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The public already hates Washington, in large part because of the glacial pace of policy progress.
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Sub-glacial lakes might provide more than a window to potential life on other heavenly bodies.
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It will get better over time, but the increases in women's representation have been pretty glacial.
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In fact, before the announcement, jury selection was continuing on at a methodical (and glacial) pace.
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Falling glacial ice has caused other deaths in the past in Alaska and other northern regions.
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Trillin's elegant storytelling and keen observations sometimes churned my wrath about the glacial pace of progress.
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To them, it looked like mountains were coming out of the glacial ice covering the sound.
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Without such programs, America has continued to inch toward congressional parity at its own glacial pace.
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Water Planet shimmers and glows, transforming from flat and glacial to mountainous as you keep traveling.
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Brown choreographed many works without musical accompaniment, of which Glacial Decoy was one of the last.
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"With traditional therapy it's a long, long road where the progress can be glacial," Penny says.
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Meanwhile, on the other end of the spectrum, traditional city infrastructure moves at a glacial pace.
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"One of the ideas was to do things with sound that were almost glacial," he says.
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An ecological consequence, for example, could be the effect glacial melt could have on salmon populations.
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The land that would become the two boroughs had originally been connected by the glacial ridge.
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Where technology and economics collide We've gotten used to transportation technology improving at a glacial pace.
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However, on Wednesday, Ms. Malmstrom blamed the glacial pace of America's legislative system for inhibiting negotiations.
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A tall windbreak, white as a glacial crevasse, circumscribes the front door, shrouding it from view.
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CuriosityStream: 3-Year Subscription — $45 See Details Is your browsing speed moving at a glacial pace?
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The Last Glacial Maximum had trapped most of Earth's water in glaciers and polar ice caps.
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Eleven miles downstream, gray-blue with glacial silt, it reaches the small temple town of Gangotri.
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Dr. Andrews's field guides in Namibia had not considered the hills to be of glacial origin.
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Where Mars' lakes were confined in crater basins, Earth's glacial lakes are contained within icy dams.
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Last year, a fierce, glacial wind blew up from nowhere, reducing visibility to a few yards.
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The nine-track LP was glacial, so never likely to grab an audience by the throat immediately.
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A warmer world means less snow and more rain during winter, and quicker glacial melt in spring.
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Aaron Paul's getaway home sits along the banks of a glacial river in a remote Idaho village.
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When Glacial went bankrupt, Platinum helped spin its assets into a new, similar company, Agera Energy LLC.
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If you want to know about glacial seismological activity, and why wouldn't you, it's got you covered.
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Lead transported in this way to the Arctic often ends up trapped in layers of glacial ice.
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Banking union proceeds at a glacial pace, thanks in part to German fears about Italy's wobbly lenders.
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The trade kerfuffle between China and the U.S. is sort of just continuing at a glacial pace.
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The funding sources of these websites make them worth taking with a glacial crag of salt, too.
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Weak growth means Britain will make glacial progress in fixing its public finances, leaving Hammond boxed in.
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Each day water trucks will arrive to fill them with fresh clean glacial water from Lake Huron.
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But after the initial introduction, the outrageous moments come far too infrequently to sustain the glacial pace.
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To call attention to the social media site's glacial response to women's reports of abuse and harassment.
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MagicRecs were born in the spring of 2013, a period of truly glacial product development at Twitter.
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To be sure, the U.S. rate-raising cycle has been and remains glacial, certainly by historical standards.
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But at the same time, the actual progress has seemed … well … glacial, to the casual driver's eye.
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And when fast gets really fast, being slower to adapt makes education systems seem glacial and disconnected.
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Journalist Laurie Garrett posted a video on Thursday showing a charging river of glacial melt in Greenland.
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As often happens in our oversized, glacial federal agencies, the policy is well intentioned but poorly executed.
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Gently rotating it into the rind, she removed an amber sample, like a core of glacial ice.
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After the release of the inspector general report, things went from chilly to positively glacial between them.
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After all, exotic, insanely hardy, methane-eating bacteria live in sub-glacial lakes in our own Antarctic.
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Produced by Mark Ronson, the track errs more towards George Michael's glacial Symphonia cover than Wainwright's original.
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Though enamored with Glacial Decoy, the dance's call for an entirely female cast excluded him from participation.
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Throttle response is far better than the glacial lag on its cousin, the Land Rover Discovery Sport.
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Amid the monochromes, the endless black and white and gray, was the jarring blue of glacial ice.
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What to do Picture this: On nearly 500 acres of rolling green, footpaths meander around glacial ponds.
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It's accomplishing this in part by partnering with Icelandic Glacial, which will provide glass bottles for guests.
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Kean makes these claims academically, arguing in the careful — even downright glacial — positing of a responsible historian.
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That glacial pace makes the work on snakes "a very high-risk, high-reward project," Choudhary says.
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The disease is progressing at a glacial pace, so my dad and I are long term caregivers.
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According to my colleague Casey Newton, former Twitter employees predict Bluesky will run at a glacial pace.
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The glacial lake burst last Friday releasing floodwater into the remote Yarkant River Basin, state media reported.
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But other factors like glacial melt, wind, storms, and more also affect the length of the day.
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And they serve as a doorstop — keeping glacial ice on the continent from drifting out to sea.
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" The rocks scattered between the trees are known as glacial striae (flat) and glacial erratic (knobbly), remainders of the last ice sheet that "began to melt back from the New York City region about 21990,29 years ago, leaving behind a thin layer of clays, sands, pebbles, and small boulders.
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Although sanctions were lifted only two weeks ago, Iranians are already complaining about the glacial pace of change.
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Wayne Koestenbaum described the glacial pace of Andy Warhol's films as being about the eroticism of time passing.
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The western half, called Sputnik Planitia, is a large glacial plain packed with frozen nitrogen and other ices.
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But the mountainous terrain of Central Asia presents a political problem as well as a glacial flooding risk.
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The two recently visited the Jökulsárlón Lagoon, a stunning glacial lagoon in the southeastern part of the country.
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It might be easier to handle the series's exhaustingly glacial pace if we had someone to root for.
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But Hailey fears little has been achieved since she left in May 22 given the glacial pace inside.
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Foreign, glacial stones "do seem to have been a source of wonderment in prehistory," Harris told Live Science.
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Now the pointer on my Macbook Air, already cranked to the highest sensitivity and tracking speed, feels glacial.
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The primary reason your cheap laptop loudly chugs along at glacial speeds is because of the hard drive.
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"Structural change is glacial for any economy, even one that moves as quickly as China does," he said.
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So speaking of the glacial pace of the industry, the #OscarsSoWhite conversation has blown up this awards season.
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"Most people don't don't believe there is anything more than microbes" in Antarctica's approximately 400 sub-glacial lakes.
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Price controls, mandated by government agencies, do not adapt to market conditions at anything other than glacial speed.
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The paucity of analysts covering these companies is doubtless slowing the already glacial speed of information about them.
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But "Glacial Decoy," the program's centerpiece, calls for a different kind of wildness: something more slippery, more released.
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Vile fills the track with his signature droning, a slow rolling wave that moves at a glacial pace.
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This is causing the ground level to rise through a process known as glacial isostatic adjustment, or rebound.
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Most karez start at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, tapping into subterranean aquifers fed by glacial runoff.
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An early warning system for glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs) would be invaluable, he and other experts said.
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Baird fills in the spaces, her notes growing increasingly strident, with a glacial guitar solo eventually taking over.
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Early developers sought flat land for homes and buildings and typically ignored the glacial ridges, especially their heights.
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The model was faced with the absurd prospect of fleeing the glacial calving event in a wedding dress.
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"Listen, you know things are glacial, to turn people around, to get them to watch us," she said.
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This finding raises the question whether this impact may have tipped the scales enough to end glacial conditions.
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Those earlier episodes of glacial retreat left evidence of numerous abandoned river valleys, identified through the geological record.
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Together, they understand how to make songs melt, and how to make seismic shifts at a glacial pace.
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Glacial melt is calculated in "mass balance," a measure of how much ice has been gained or lost.
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Our climate reporter and multimedia reporter traveled to the Alps to see how glacial melting is affecting hydropower.
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We then experimented, creating a pipe system that sends the glacial lake water down to the structure site.
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One likens the reform process to a cacophonous Peking opera, which often seems to unfold at a glacial pace.
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Rapid technological change inevitably outpaces the glacial evolution of the law and the Carpenter case is a perfect example.
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Shorter winters and longer, hotter summers are increasing glacial melt in the Himalayas, which feeds into India's northern rivers.
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Yes, it's changing at a glacial pace, but on all fronts, strides in diversity and inclusivity are being made.
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But it is an epochal event in a country where political change has often come at a glacial pace.
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The research does not incorporate the newest data on how ocean warming is affecting glacial melt along Greenland's coasts.
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"I would think [the rhyolite] would just disintegrate, to be honest, if it was in glacial deposits," he said.
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The geological record has plenty of evidence of big glacial retreats that are followed by more frequent volcanic eruptions.
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And even its recent glacial pace of development is arguably faster than it was under previous CEO Dick Costolo.
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Otherwise, scientists would risk creating glacial lakes that could accelerate ice loss or change the flow of the glaciers.
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But, while celebrated, these additions may be more a reflection of the glacial pace of change in the industry.
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The untouched aquamarine glacial lakes we saw from the summit were almost eerie, unlike anything we'd ever seen before.
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That arrangement has meant social and political change has been glacial although it has also kept the kingdom stable.
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Researchers found that soot from wildfires can contribute to glacial melting thousands of miles away, the Washington Post reports.
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"Glacial Decoy" is worth seeing under any circumstance, but Mr. Petronio's dancers are better at being emphatic than loose.
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Ambient can be Tangerine Dream's beautifully glacial experimentations in the limits what music is, and what music should be.
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Some research is being done into how to prevent glacial melt that these villages rely on for drinking water.
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J.C. Inexorable foreboding fills "Threshold of Faith," by the electronic composer Ben Frost, a master of glacial, amorphous tension.
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But the new paper found considerable losses of glacial ice in East Antarctica, previously considered to be relatively stable.
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"In subzero temperatures men dug miles of tunnels and caverns through glacial ice," Brian Mockenhaupt wrote in Smithsonian Magazine.
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Trips to Slovenia's glacial lakes and vineyards and to the Monteverde Cloud Forest in Costa Rica are two examples.
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Different glacial systems, when they melt, may affect some coastal cities more severely than others, according to NASA research.
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It's a slow burn, though; new upgrades come at a glacial pace, making each one feel significant and important.
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The Trump impeachment saga is still far from over, and feels as though it's moving at a glacial pace.
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I looked under the railroad ties at the bossy Nenana River, its glacial gray waters writhing, hypnotic and terrifying.
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Compared to Saudi Arabia's often glacial standards, the 83-year-old monarch moved with remarkable speed to call Trump.
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But even by Mr. Díaz's glacial standards, his latest book, "Islandborn," is long overdue — about 20 years past deadline.
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Rick Scott signed into law on Friday -- Congress has been moving at a glacial pace on gun-related legislation.
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"Glacial Decoy" was the first work that Brown made for a proscenium stage, and she plays with this arrangement.
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Villages in Ladakh, a high mountain-desert region bordered by the Himalayas, largely depend on glacial runoff for water.
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Indeed, the glacial pace of this process over the last two years makes kabuki look like an action film.
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New entries include GLACIAL DRIFT, METABOLIC RATE, SEX AND VIOLENCE (really!), A DOGS TALE, MIRROR SHADES and ARECA PALM.
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Helen Rosner argues that 'like its glacial namesake, iceberg lettuce has a lot more going on beneath the surface.
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Researchers thought that collapse was linked to factors specific to the region — the glacial equivalent of a freak accident.
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Our journalists traveled to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska to see how glacial melting is affecting the natural world.
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And when they do act, well-funded lawyers ensure the glacial application of justice, if justice arrives at all.
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As the last Ice Age came to a close some 12,000 years ago, glacial cover receded to the poles.
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If glacial deep freeze between the US and Cuba continues to thaw out, that might not be so far off.
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She soaks the nuts in Icelandic Glacial bottled water (very fancy) until they're softened, then puts them through a juicer.
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Glacier loss due to climate change has also threatened Sherpa communities with catastrophic landslides, flash floods, and glacial lake outbreaks.
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At the very least, Cook hopes the study can offer a wakeup call about the dangers of glacial lake flooding.
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Taye Diggs was a mainstay, dancing the night away with pals who stayed hydrated with bottles of Icelandic Glacial water.
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The resulting glacial lakes sit behind walls of ice and debris collected by the glacier's downhill slide called terminal moraines.
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In the Panjshir flood, an icecap melted, reportedly triggering a small landslide, which then in turn caused a glacial flood.
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In the Yarkant River basin, glacial outbursts have increased markedly since 1980s, research from the Chinese Academy of Sciences shows.
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Last, climbers suspended by ropes hurl axes into the precipice to hoist themselves up glacial pillars and bright blue curtains.
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And as a product, Twitter has iterated at a glacial pace, slowly testing out minor new features to boost engagement.
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Though their romance has moved quite slowly, at a glacial pace is you will, it seems like that could change.
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After centuries of glacial progress toward equality for women, Clinton's race to the White House offers a thrilling political alternative.
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Given that this is the summer of sudden celebrity love, Jonas and Chopra are practically moving at a glacial pace.
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Especially because you were stealing focus from something truly momentous: the long-awaited consummation of The World's Most Glacial Courtship.
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Lutz and her colleagues are now working to estimate how much glacial melt red snow algae are actually responsible for.
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And it&aposs inherently unlikely that Neolithic communities would have entirely picked over and removed all deposits of glacial [stones].
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Facebook is trying to build its creator department, but its pace is glacial and its reputation among teens in tatters.
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That is an incredible turn of events in a country where political change has often come at a glacial pace.
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Both men were frustrated by what they saw as a glacial pace of investigation into the Trump campaign's Russia ties.
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Glacial scientists have now gauged how much oceans would rise if the ice shelves fail, and the news isn't good.
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Ironically, if Mueller is slow-walking the investigation, Giuliani's words would encourage him to reduce that to a glacial pace.
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Then, around 12,000 years ago, the most recent of many glacial ages ended, and seas eventually rose by 400 feet.
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With its 2010 investment in Glacial, Platinum got involved in a company that already had a record of questionable spending.
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Though you're right that men's wear is glacial in pace, it's still experiencing faster growth across the board than ever.
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The House Science, Space and Technology committee Thursday will hold a hearing to consider glacial melting due to climate change.
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One recent arrival, GlamGlow's GravityMud Firming Treatment ($69 at GlamGlow), boasts glacial clay to sop up oil and boost tone.
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But the FAA has consistently overblown certain safety concerns surrounding drones to justify its glacial pace and micro-managerial regulations.
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It revealed that there had been 25 rapid climate change events like the Younger Dryas in the last glacial period.
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The first organized winter swim competition took place in Finland in the 1980s, and it has been gaining glacial traction.
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Petronio said that "perversely postmodern" sensibilities united Brown and Rauschenberg, who collaborated on several pieces in addition to Glacial Decoy.
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Higher education moves at glacial speeds, and judging the market based on the surface issues misses some important recent dynamics.
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During Red's climactic march to the final showdown, glacial doom metal riffs prevent the audience from feeling truly pumped-up.
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Policies at the club have been amended at a glacial pace; the first female members were not admitted until 2012.
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" The track is off Pritchard's forthcoming Under The Sun LP, and follows his previous, glacial-paced instrumental single "Sad Alron.
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In 2016, Nepal's army drained a lake near Everest after rapid glacial melting threatened to cause a catastrophic flood downstream.
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Senator Sanders has spent nearly four decades advocating revolutionary change for a nation whose politics often move with glacial slowness.
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Thousands of people took in the bronzed, glacial grandeur of Philip Glass's "Akhnaten" at the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday evening.
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The market for vibrators is a fast and dirty way to grasp the glacial pace of progress in this matter.
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Bordered by Austria, Croatia, Hungary, and Italy, Slovenia is known for its mountains, ski resort towns, and picturesque glacial lakes.
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And this year's Fortune 221 numbers on the CEO level indicate that even a glacial pace of advancement isn't guaranteed.
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Progress in the investigation was glacial, but finally, more than a quarter-century after his death, a trial is taking place.
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Potent bass lines can be created by many slow, powerful events, from tectonic earthquakes to submarine landslides and even glacial calvings.
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As the ice melts it forms large glacial lakes, which are already impacting local communities, according to lead author Joshua Maurer.
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And before last week's Panjshir flood, Shrestha told me, ICIMOD didn't even consider glacial outbreak flooding a big issue in Afghanistan.
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"The last deglaciated part—the bottleneck—was ice-free and glacial lake free by at least 15,000 years ago," said Potter.
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Dotcom, who lives in New Zealand, has been fighting extradition in a case which has moved with glacial slowness at times.
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The industry needs to bring trading into the 21st century, but the regulatory structure is so oppressive that progress is glacial.
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While improvements at that rate may seem glacial, there are signs of faster change in interesting subsets of the venture world.
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That it took another decade for that to happen isn't a commentary on Punk, but on WWE's glacial pace of change.
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Perhaps this shouldn't come as a surprise, then, considering the glacial pace of improvements to Twitter's abuse blocking and reporting tools.
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When patients question me about the glacial pace of research and the lack of disease-modifying drugs, my answer is simple.
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He explained that the Maullín flows on a glacial murrain so the trees float on the water in a dense mass.
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Meanwhile, snowmelt along the margin of the ice sheet also exposes bare glacial ice and allows surface meltwater ponds to fill.
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Journalist Laurie Garrett posted a dramatic video to Twitter on Thursday, showing the effects of a massive glacial melt in Greenland.
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Her works are still danced, as in the Stephen Petronio Dance Company's recent revival of "Glacial Decoy," but they're not widespread.
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Bugibay directed to them to the glacial site where he retrieved it, on the slopes of a 4,000-meter-high mountain.
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Glacial Decoy holds special significance for Petronio, who joined Brown's company in 1979, the year it premiered, as the first male.
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He created a method to spray water from nearby glacial streams into freezing air during colder months to create artificial glaciers.
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Accelerating glacial melt in the Andes caused by climate change has set off a gold rush downstream, letting the desert bloom.
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But the pace of testing there has been glacial, and beaches were still packed with spring-break festivities over the weekend.
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Despite this, the games tend to evolve at a glacial pace, rarely making major shifts from one entry to the next.
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After no American water companies would help her bring relief to the community, she said she partnered with Icelandic Glacial Water.
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That's changing (more big movies were directed by women in 2019 than ever before, for example), but at a glacial pace.
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But what is really sticking in the president's craw is the glacial pace of confirmations in the Senate — which is intentional.
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As I've stated previously, cultural change happens slowly, and cultural change within a government bureaucracy moves forward at a glacial pace.
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The Skyn Iceland Hydro Cool Firming Eye Masks contains Icelandic glacial water, peptides, and botanicals to soothe, hydrate, and depuff skin.
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Would you want to work on this kind of project, which the author describes as requiring "painstaking exactness and glacial speed"?
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He's also not overly concerned about the rise in interest rates, noting that they will go up at a glacial pace.
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Between about 120,000 and 110,000 years ago, the world shifted from a glacial period to an interglacial period, and temperatures rose.
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That was an improvement on the previous call of 5.25 percent, but still a glacial decline from the current 5.4 percent.
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She seems genuinely interested in them because she is interested in the entire culture and its shifts, both glacial and volcanic.
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We spend about an hour and a half hiking around the glacial lagoon and end up close enough to touch the glacier.
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It's a virtual lifetime in consumer electronics terms, but compared to its mobile brethren, e-readers' pace of innovation has been glacial.
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In December the rift accelerated -- clocking an additional 18 kilometers (11 miles) of further movement through colder glacial ice within a month.
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Sadly it's no surprise that when it comes to diversity — of race, gender and LGBTQ issues — Hollywood moves at a glacial pace.
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That's because warm, salty currents from the Atlantic are heavier than fresh glacial water, so those currents end up on the bottom.
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LGBT media has, like every other American institution, a long history of sexism, racism, and ageism that's changing at a glacial pace.
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Gold edged lower as gains on Wall Street offset wagers that policy tightening in the United States would be glacial at best.
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When you want to transfer data to and from your iPhone, the process is glitchy and moves at a painfully glacial pace.
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Mr Lliuya's claim of €2012,000 ($19,800) against RWE corresponds to 0.5% of the cost of protecting his town against the glacial melt.
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Like the Earth, Mars fluctuates between glacial and interglacial phases due to variations in the planet's orbit as it circles the Sun.
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But given the glacial pace that networking rollouts arrive, it's good that AT&T is starting to get the ball rolling now.
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It was a glacial process, but their personal credibility allowed them to drag their associates toward a peace agreement with the British.
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While the media-popular social network has a solid user base that has continued to grow, it's growing at a glacial pace.
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He said they escaped "just in time" because they heard a glacial lake had burst in the upper reaches of the valley.
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"In the 1,000 Gt C scenario, the probability of glacial inception during the next 100,000 years is notably reduced," the team wrote.
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But the team noted that, even after the 1940s-era El Niño ended and temperatures cooled off, the glacial retreat hasn't stopped.
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So far, the glacial lakes are probably not deep enough to compromise the ice sheet or the floating ice shelf, Langley said.
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With its sometimes glacial pacing and abrupt changes in location, the movie looks forward to the European art cinema of the 1960s.
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I was surprised at the glacial speed of service and disorder behind the counter, especially compared to MOD's flawless pace of service.
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The climate crisis, more than anything, has highlighted the inadequacy of the liberal orthodoxy's self-congratulatory moderation and celebration of glacial incrementalism.
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The county is part of the "black dirt" region, an area of extremely fertile soil, the remnant of an ancient glacial lake.
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That work was "Glacial Decoy," now considered one of Ms. Brown's masterpieces for its stealthy critique of the proscenium, among other innovations.
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Shot by director Bison (Florence & The Machine, Bastille) the clean, glacial, stark tones perfectly complement the track's vibrating rhythms and dancing synths.
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But the pace of change is glacial, in political terms, and likely insufficient to reverse Republican success in exurban and rural areas.
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The nearby grounds of Green-Wood Cemetery include Battle Hill, a part of the glacial rise that represents the borough's highest point.
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Second, activists might become discouraged by the glacial pace of social change and turn to poor health habits to manage their frustration.
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Nestled amid the snowcapped mountains and glacial fjords of western Norway, the cloistered coastal city is often associated with its inclement climate.
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With their glacial pace toward progress, their hunger for prestige and their liberal partisanship, colleges and universities are hair-pullingly flawed enterprises.
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For an industry where change can occur at a glacial pace, the last decade was a transformative one for the airline industry.
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Our VR camera equipment is the best available, but not well suited for freezing temperatures, glacial winds, volcanic dust and military aircraft.
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Progress on this front, given the long histories and the worldwide phenomenon of colorism, seems to occur only at a glacial pace.
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"True food trends move at kind of a glacial pace," said Annika Stensson, director of research communications for the National Restaurant Association.
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In addition to being an essential step forward in Hollywood's glacial move towards on-screen diversity, ODAAT is also just great television.
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His works, while similarly inscrutable, are not yogic or glacial or designed to direct your attention to ambient stirrings outside the music.
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The Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels from Skyn Iceland provide instant cooling through a formula containing Icelandic glacial water, peptides, and botanicals.
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Slovenia, with its mountains and scenic glacial lakes, offers a fresh, cost-effective alternative to hotspots like Italy and Croatia, Herrera says.
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A breezier alternative is something in between, like the Glacial White Caviar Resort Cleansing Balm from the Barcelona company Miriam Quevedo ($60).
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However, the physical transformation induced by switching from an estrogen to a testosterone system progressed, like regular puberty, at a glacial pace.
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" The glacial breakdown of these strictures was accompanied by the rise and establishment of a particular stereotype, that of "the lady painter.
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From that period until 660 million years or so, the Earth witnessed a massive glacial period, turning our orb into a giant snowball.
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"The landscape is glacial," said Jason Briner, lead author of the study and a geologist at the University at Buffalo, in a statement.
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Glacial lakes are more likely to form if the glaciers they are under intense heat, which is now very common amid global deglaciation.
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Under their watch last year, I kayaked through glacial canyons, piloted an ATV across the tundra, and (politely) stalked a herd of muskoxen.
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Trump's glacial transition is forcing major offices — including the State Department, the Pentagon, and the Treasury — to operate with vacancies in key roles.
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When you start watching them, you'll be forgiven for thinking that they're just abstract still images—they're just moving at a glacial rate.
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Cher and bottler Icelandic Glacial are joining forces to donate 181,440 bottles of water, slated for delivery to a local food bank Wednesday.
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Near Mount Everest in Nepal, which is part of the Hindu Kush Himalayan region, deadly flooding from glacial melt already threatens downslope communities.
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That video calls took until November 2016 to arrive on WhatsApp reflects the app's cautious — some might say glacial — approach to product development.
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The president has yet to score a major legislative achievement, with his agenda moving at a glacial pace through the GOP-controlled Congress.
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Despite the glacial pace of change in some quarters – amongst the half-hearted initiatives and lingering homophobia – some progress is definitely being made.
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Stewart wrote back: Bottom line: the demographic trends are glacial, whereas the sorting that's due to animosity toward Obama has acted more quickly.
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These dealings were the basis for some of the lawsuits alleging various forms of wrongdoing filed against Glacial and Mole in ensuing years.
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Alas, the NHL moves at a glacial pace with everything, so it will either start after the next lockout or be ignored completely.
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In 2014, the collapse of a large column of glacial ice in the Khumbu Icefall killed 16 people, 21 of whom were Sherpa.
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Somewhat like gold, bitcoin supply grows at glacial and ever-decreasing fixed rates with only 21 million bitcoins set to be in existence.
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The large mounds act like obstructions in this stream of glacial ice that is flowing out to the Ross ice shelf, Antarctica's largest.
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Some 635 million years ago, as the Earth shook off massive shrouds of glacial ice, an alien world blossomed on the ocean floors.
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O'Hurn has been tapped to play sexy, shirtless Santa in an ad for Icelandic Glacial Water this holiday season with model Iskra Lawrence.
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"You're located on a body of water next to glacial activity, so there's almost always some low clouds in that area," he said.
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Their duet arrives at a glacial pace, its vocals drawn in long-sustained strokes that meltingly congeal with the track's crystalline chord progression.
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If Larsen C breaks apart, scientists are concerned glacial flow would cause a 10-centimeter, or 3.9-inch rise in global sea levels.
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The resort also offers alpine lake freediving; traveling by helicopter, divers can immerse themselves in pristine glacial lakes to see huge underwater cliffs.
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Credit Gretchen Ertl for The New York Times Hostility and distrust among the fishing industry, environmentalists and regulators means progress is often glacial.
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The Interface For the past 28 years, any regulation of social media companies in the United States has moved at a glacial pace.
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But the shift is happening at a glacial pace, and in the meantime, cable TV keeps on embarrassing itself on a daily basis.
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He speaks at a glacial pace, digesting a question at length before delivering his answer with the baritone authority of a seasoned monologist.
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A few years ago, Lucas, with Lisa Kraus, one of Brown's early dancers, restaged Brown's "Glacial Decoy" (1979) for the Paris Opera Ballet.
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Sure, there were bear markets to contend with (2500 to 29.14 is one example), but they were bolstered by a more glacial pace.
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Others have set off on their snowmobiles never to return, presumably having sunk with their machines to the bottom of the glacial waters.
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Our climate reporter and a photographer traveled to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska to see how glacial melting is affecting the natural world.
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Darkening, an exhibition of Lorna Simpson's glacial paintings, submerges us in an icy desert largely devoid of language and far from human habitation.
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