Eventually, the climate got hotter and drier and lions migrated southward beyond the Nile River.
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"The continent just got hotter and hotter and hotter and hotter and hotter," said Bowman.
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ST. CHARLES, Mo., July 06, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- St. Louis's hottest poker room just got hotter!
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As the wings got hotter, Rudd lost his cool a bit and wound up acting out an impromptu emotional scene.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. The hottest week of the year just got hotter, because it's Warehouse Project line-up announcement time!
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Oil companies and other large polluters had grown rich while the world got hotter, pouring millions into lobbying efforts to keep people hooked on fossil fuels.
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Once the love triangle between Ben, Felicity, and resident advisor Noel got going, things got hotter, albeit in an extremely subdued, Sarah McLachlan-soundtracked sort of way.
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She had to keep applying serum on my neck as areas got hotter and felt as if they were burning (which I was assured was completely normal).
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But things only got hotter after that, as the manager confronted Crook, only to be thrown to the floor and punched in the face by the snack thief.
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Their main result was that per capita income in US counties tended to increase with temperature until hitting about 24.80 F, and then dropped as temperatures got hotter.
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Gray's tweetstorm got hotter than a serving of Buffalo wings and eventually, he casually tossed in a mention to Chili's, which actually serves up Buffalo wings in its restaurants.
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The case got hotter when the 29-year-old, who holds masters degrees in both English and psychology, added that her spouse had also secretly married a younger woman.
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But as labor progressed and the rod got hotter, they were in too much distress (and quite possibly distracted with other kinds of pain) to grapple with adjectives. Throbbing?
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When it got hotter, we'd change out of our work clothes, which were heavy and mottled with various encrustations, and get out for a bit, before painting lines on yesterday's sealed surfaces.
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While she was able to stomach the "Hot Ones" round-up of sauces, Robbie still teared up, swore, and even had to take off her jacket as the wings got hotter and hotter.
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"Birds of Prey" star Margot Robbie joined "Hot Ones" host Sean Evans to taste the spiciest thing the actress has ever put in her mouth – and then it only got hotter from there.
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As the first bead of sweat trickled down my face, I got hotter and sweatier from sheer panic — how and where was I going to fix my face before I headed into my meeting?!
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The original plan was to ratchet up the spiciness of the questions as the wings got hotter, but Evans and Schonberger quickly abandoned that approach because they discovered it's hard to talk when your mouth is on fire.
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"From our previous work, we knew that brown fat is mainly located in the neck region, so we were able to image someone straight after they had a drink to see if the brown fat got hotter," Symonds said.
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The walk alongside the trailer park felt very long, for by now we could see the water, blue and glittering, ahead of us, the bright rim of the lake, which tantalized us as we got hotter and more dusty.
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Febold was always a good-natured cuss, but he really got peeved one year when the weather got hotter and drier and drouthier every day.
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Mortars and tanks soon joined the fight. The American soldiers all jumped into ditches for cover. Winters saw this and as Malarkey wrote, Winters "got hotter than I've ever seen him." It was a fast attack, at the end of which Malarkey said that he could hear moans and groans of wounded soldiers and occasional gun shots.
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The mafic-ultramafic igneous rocks formed due to underplating with crustal stretching during Carboniferous to Permian. The magma underplating during Carboniferous to Permian (330-250 Ma) period heated up the lower crust and thus the crust got hotter. The following cooling crustal episode led to part of the mountain belt sink by thermal subsidence, which ended up forming the Junggar Basin. Another magma underplating event occurred in the Mesozoic era.
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The fire was worsened by the presence of two main aircraft tires (one of them mounted on a main wheel) and a nose tire and wheel that were also included in the list of materials shipped as COMAT. Investigators determined that when the plane experienced a slight jolt while taxiing, one of the oxygen generators was triggered. Over time through taxiing and takeoff, the activated generator got hotter and hotter. Soon, the boxes and surrounding packaging ignited, starting a fire.
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However as measurements became more accurate and tokamak plasmas got hotter, discrepancies appeared. One discrepancy is that relaxations caused a much more rapid drop in the central plasma temperature of hot tokamaks than predicted by the resisive reconnection in the Kadomtsev model. Some insight into fast sawtooth crashes was provided by numerical simulations using more sophisticated model equations and by the Wesson model. Another discrepancy found was that the central safety factor was observed to be significantly less than unity immediately after some sawtooth crashes.
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Outside of his solo work, Andrew also performed with and produced music for the avant-garde ensemble To Live and Shave in L.A.. He first appeared on the band's 2004 release God and Country Rally! He co-produced their 2006 studio album Noon and Eternity, and appears on the group's other 2006 release, the "chronological remix" project Horoscopo: Sanatorio de Molière. In late 2006, Andrew re-worked his song "Fun Night" into a theme song for the Arizona Sundogs, a hockey team. The song was titled "Sundogs (It Just Got Hotter)".
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As the day got hotter the Carthaginians grew faint as they had not been able to prepare themselves properly, while, at the same time, the best troops of the Romans were engaging the weaker troops of the enemy. The Carthaginians at first withdrew step by step, but then gave way in a body and withdrew to the foot of the hill and when the Romans renewed their pressure, they fled in rout to their camp. Then it started raining so heavily that the Romans had to make way to their camp with difficulty.Polybius, The Histories, 11.24 Only four fragments of Polybius' account of this battle have survived and the information we have from him ends here.
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