Haze often makes me want to go to bed after, but that's a haze!
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"A lot of the haze comes over from that part of Indonesia into Singapore, so by preventing fires and haze in that region, we prevent haze from coming to Singapore," he said.
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I remember driving home that night and being in a bit of a haze, a lovey-dovey haze.
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"The haze situation this year is potentially worse as Malaysia is already facing moderate haze due to local fires, and the coming monsoon winds will only bring in more haze from Indonesia," he said.
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As Reed poured samples of the non-infused, no-alcohol beer bases for the Grapefruit Haze, Pale Haze and Blood Orange Haze, she said she wasn't breathing a word of the rebrand to any who approached the booth.
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NASA's New Horizons snapped this photo of sunlight streaming through Pluto's haze haze during the spacecraft's close approach on July 14, 2015.
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"I saw dust creating a haze, not particles, but a haze that went out, dust the engine was picking up," he said.
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But, according to the 2015 study, while Super Silver Haze and Neville's Haze are reported as being sativa-dominant and deliver, others, like Domina Haze, are actually more genetically similar to indica-dominant "kush" strains, like Master Kush or King's Kush.
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The NEA said it planned a "daily haze advisory" as "a burning smell and slight haze were experienced over many areas" in Singapore.
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The show, which I attended, ended abruptly and in a haze of confusion that mirrored the haze of pot smoke hovering around the arena's rafters.
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The haze, backlit by the light of the sun, is caused by the same phenomenon that makes haze here on Earth sometimes look blue, scientists say.
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In fact, scientists think Titan's atmosphere may resemble Earth's prehistoric one, and the moon's famous haze has been compared to a well-known haze here on our planet.
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Haze loves to play fetch, run outside in the shelter's doggie play yard, and if there's a ball or toy around, you can bet that Haze will find it.
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Now the People's Movement to Stop Haze (PM Haze), an advocacy group in the city-state, has launched a peatland restoration project in a tiny Indonesian village that suffered bad fires in 2014.
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The sun cuts through thick haze in Paradise on Thursday.
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A smoky haze from wildfires blanketed Seattle in August 2018.
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When the haze dissipates, a steel platform comes into focus.
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The haze layers extend to altitudes of over 120 miles.
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He later said the breakup left him in a "haze."
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Sabbatical haze, she adds, her explanation these days for everything.
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Through the haze of smoke, David and Zach's chatter faded.
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Through the haze of smoke, The Guy emerges a shaman.
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Binary Haze by Ainsley Bennett, winner of the Skyscapes category.
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I was in a haze, just going through the motions.
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Despite its obscurity, the Regional Haze Rule is nothing new.
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"That haze of drug addiction permeates this case," he said.
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You move through life now in a haze of suspicion.
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"I don't consider myself a political person," Haze told CNN.
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The pilot, Cédric Ganière, peers into the hot, darkening haze.
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Even with some haze and clouds, the sunset was incredible.
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Mosul, the prize of the war, lies in the haze.
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The haze could also cause issues for the Mariana Islands.
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Its haze may be barely visible in New York City.
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The strikes came anyway, sending shock waves through the haze.
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The planet has photochemical haze, or particles in its atmosphere.
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I remember walking for miles in a dope fiend haze.
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"The biggest advice I have is call them," said Haze.
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When someone opened a door, a haze filled the room.
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This blanket would create that huge yellow haze over everywhere.
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"My wife and I are in a haze," Castillo said.
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Seconds later, the room filled with smoky haze, Matthew remembered.
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Or maybe the reddish, speckled haze descending over your vision?
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Haze also makes it difficult to see what merits celebration.
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But the fires have brought a thick haze of smoke.
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Larger than the planet Mercury, Titan was enshrouded in haze.
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"There's a bright golden haze on the meadow," he sang.
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A smoke haze from bushfires blankets Sydney on Dec. 19.
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The writing of the song is portrayed in drugged haze.
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At current stage, it's hard to calculate the specific loss of forest fire and haze pollution, but it has become the most serious one since the haze crisis in Southeast Asia happened in 2015.
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During a total of 16 weeks of haze periods over the two-year period, there were about 28 admissions for breathing problems each week, compared with about 16 cases per week during non-haze periods.
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"One of the things we realized is that good management of peatland is very important for managing haze in the region," Benjamin Tay, executive director of PM Haze told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Reuters photographers captured what the haze looks like at street level.
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Finally something we can swallow in our stress-filled travel haze.
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Will you be able to make your way through the haze?
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Bernard and Valentino saw their careers decline in a PTSD haze.
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For deeper skin tones, I especially recommend Haze, Dawn, and Storm.
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The Golden Gate Bridge is lost in a haze of blurriness.
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Silhouettes of large trees loomed out of a sallow gray haze.
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Lights on the African coast pulsate gently through the February haze.
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Dunderhoff's chambers were impressive, overlooking the haze of the National Mall.
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At night, the haze clouds evaporate, and the spots grow dimmer.
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But I really like the Glossier Cloud Paint in Haze ($18).
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She takes a shower to wash off her drugged-up haze.
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And when nearby peatlands burn, a toxic haze fills the air.
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He remembered Caroline mostly through the haze of his adolescent libido.
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The chemical reactions create soot-like particles, forming a smoggy haze.
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It's just something that you enjoy together, in your drunken haze.
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Where you can wake up and smell the fresh haze pic.twitter.
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Banal wood paneling and cheap white furniture appear in a haze.
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The light was gold, from haze, and slanting into her eyes.
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Darlene's using Lolita's full name, "Dolores Haze," for her fake ID?
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The lights of downtown Shanghai appear dim due to the haze.
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The smoke from the blazes cloaked Santiago in a thick haze.
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Through the haze of burning cannabis, facts are difficult to establish.
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Fri 10.28Tickets: $13-50, Secret lineup, secret location, lots of haze.
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Through the haze, you could see the suburb known as Rajarhat.
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They huddled in the haze to figure out where to go.
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"I'm still in a bit of a haze," Mr. Mac said.
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All at once, the skyline evaporated in a silvery, mystic haze.
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So it would take something special to pierce through the haze.
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Anything I accomplish now gets done through a haze of illness.
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They appear as dark cutouts in a brilliant haze of light.
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Nearly 70% of Australia is covered by a haze of smoke.
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And our southern skies have been a smoky haze for days.
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I wake up in a haze when the movie is over.
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The movie recreates for us the haze Jackson cast over them.
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Launched by the Singapore-based People's Movement to Stop Haze (PM Haze) and advertising agency Havas Group, EcoCart is a Google Chrome 'plugin' that allows online shoppers to identify items that use sustainability produced palm oil.
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Shukla's organization, Students of Singapore (SOS) Against Haze, since 2016 has worked within schools, and outside of them, to raise awareness about the risks of haze and put pressure on those who contribute to creating it.
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So far, trade winds have been mostly blowing the gray haze offshore.
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In the haze of summer 2016, Kim Kardashian finally broke the internet.
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The sweaty haze of an old family home, or a creepy laboratory.
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It can also detect it through obfuscation like rain, fog, or haze.
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Let's not lose that in a haze of drug-fueled celebrity gossip.
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The Nigerian Haze heightened my senses, as it does for many others.
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It's sort of like traveling on a haze of drugs and booze.
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And as tholins are struck by the dim sunlight, they produce haze.
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Scientists suspect this is triggering a fresh new round of haze production.
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The haze layers extend to altitudes of over 120 miles (200 kilometers).
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Most investors look at frontier markets broadly through a haze of fear.
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Alvarenga snapped out of a haze, knowing he was slowly going crazy.
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The wind stirs up fine meal dust, creating a protein-filled haze.
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On the horizon, a light haze shrouds the mountains of northern Mexico.
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The seductive haze of distance is not just atmospheric perspective; it's pollution.
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Up ahead, through the marine haze, the outline of the island emerged.
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The humidity had broken, and a brown haze hung in the sky.
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Coming into land, the haze clears but the view is no better.
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I feel distant and in a slight haze, which I don't like.
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In the evening, a haze forms over the camp from cooking fires.
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When sunlight finally broke through the haze, it illuminated a hellish landscape.
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Lotta Sea Lice is a perfect Sunday afternoon haze of an album.
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The rest of the session remains swaddled in a haze of excitement.
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The fires also produce smoke and haze that pollutes the region's air.
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The final track is nearly an hour long: a reverential, euphoric haze.
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"The data clearly shows that the haze is from Indonesia," she said.
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Still, intrigue has settled over the metropolitan area like a summer haze.
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It has also sent a widespread haze of smoke in the area.
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Look at the beautiful haze, almost like a mist in a meadow.
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Take a look through the haze and there's a glimmer of sunshine.
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I saw only a few figures lying in the haze and moving.
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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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Part II: Identity CrisisThe months that followed were a bit of a haze.
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Ash rained down from the sky and a thick haze covered the ground.
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Her dancing is cut short, giving way to an undefined, sterile white haze.
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It helped free me from spending my life in a haze of fury.
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That way we could use farm-fresh eggs to haze our new recruits.
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And in her alcohol haze, she engaged in some serious creeping on Ben.
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The haloes are quasi-astronomical phenomena, a haze of gold around their heads.
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And it has be in space, beyond the obscuring haze of our atmosphere.
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For example, "haze" varieties of weed are expected to be more sativa-dominant.
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The port of Rotterdam, Europe's busiest, is just visible in the morning haze.
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Currently, the endless haze of complicated URLs gives attackers cover for effective scams.
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Like a haze, there it is waiting for you to breathe it in.
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Looks like the haze is back, consider limiting your outdoor Pokéhunting!
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"I think it's important to vote for anybody, but Donald Trump," Haze said.
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The effect of this volcanic haze was an average temperature decrease of about .
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The true threat to Fed independence is the foggy haze surrounding Fed policy.
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NASA satellite imagery showed large swathes of India's northern plains smothered by haze.
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Through the haze, there have been several shining lights for the Cervantes family.
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A cosmic haze And now for the weather forecast ... on Mars: very dusty.
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When lava hits water, it creates smoke-like "laze," or lava and haze.
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The winds were quite strong that day with no haze and unlimited visibility.
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Neptune brings a haze, so don't bother trying to make sense of it.
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My first time in Singapore, the city was awash in a thick haze.
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Lush vegetation suddenly gave way to roaring flames and a yellow-pink haze.
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I imagined an orchard in a thick red haze and drifted into oblivion.
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But here comes Mr. Torn, crafting a big, luminescent haze above it all.
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We laughed about the annoyance of removing grout haze from rough-surfaced tile.
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The rain and thunder, The wind and haze, I'm bound for better days.
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The fires caused thick haze which often drifted to neighboring Malaysia and Singapore.
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The sober boundaries of social behavior had dissolved, abruptly, in an alcoholic haze.
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The haze this week isn't the worst ever recorded by scientists in Raleigh.
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Through a haze of booze and pain, he sees salvation on four legs.
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"There are millions of products out there and it's virtually impossible to log every single on of them," said Benjamin Tay, executive director of PM Haze, an advocacy group that looks to find solutions to the region's annual haze problem.
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PEA-SOUP HAZE Players woke to a pea-soup haze blanketing Melbourne, prompting Ukraine's world number five Elina Svitolina to post a graphic of Melbourne's "very unhealthy" air measured by the World Air Quality Index, a global monitor, on Twitter.
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Blue Atmosphere Image of Pluto's blue haze layer taken by New Horizons Ralph/Multispectral Visible Imaging Camera (MVIC) / Image courtesy of NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI Image of Pluto's blue haze layer taken by New Horizons Ralph/Multispectral Visible Imaging Camera (MVIC) / Image courtesy of NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI Extending more than 200 kilometers above the surface, the blue haze layers were one of Pluto's most striking features discovered by the spacecraft.
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Aquatic Park and Ghirardelli Square draped in smoke and haze from wildfires on Friday.
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Another view of the Golden Gate Bridge obscured by smoke and haze on Friday.
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Near-infrared photos cut through Titan's clouds and haze to reveal its complex surface.
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What is the market telling me that I have missed in my myopic haze?
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Clearing the haze While I was posted in China, a notable shift became clear.
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She made Haze and Fog in 2013, a 46-minute silent film about zombies.
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A gentle mist rolls in, delighting mainland visitors more accustomed to toxic coal haze.
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Virtually all of the haze last year came from fires on those two islands.
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In my sleepy haze, it took a second to understand what he was saying.
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Haze from a wildfire, or even light cloud, could ruin the observations, Hutton said.
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We both finished and, with the haze of orgasm fading away, talked it over.
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It has been generating plumes of lava haze -- "laze" -- as it interacts with seawater.
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Pallenberg continued to raise Marlon but descended deeper into a haze of drug addiction.
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A haze lingers over Atlanta's skyline from a large fire burning in northwestern Georgia.
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Haze from Indonesian wildfires blanketed this highway in South Sumatra on September 19th, 2.53.
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There's always going to be that bully out there who's going to haze somebody.
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I'd end every night in a blackout, and wake every morning in a haze.
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Standing up slowly, I felt a euphoric haze that followed me into the elevator.
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We hear the noise and sense the conviction; beyond that, we see thick haze.
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It is about 1903 in the morning and the sun peeks through the haze.
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Roy sidled behind it for protection, and fired as instructed into the smoky haze.
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A yellow haze hangs in the air leaving a metallic taste in the mouth.
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Visitors there have similarly taken to smog selfies to capture the dangerous gray haze.
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In other words: a fantastic area to roam at twilight in a stoned haze.
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The Regional Haze Rule requires improvements in visibility at national parks and wilderness areas.
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A Tribe Called Red, Angel Haze, Big Freedia, and Le1f, to name a few.
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Watch "A Deadly Haze: Inside the Fraternity Crisis" Saturday at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
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Seeing a red haze, they rushed to leave amid falling ash and arriving firefighters.
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Keeping him company in a haze of smoke: the "Tonight" show with Johnny Carson.
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Radical Democrats, in their 'Green New Deal' haze, love talking about increasing equipment efficiencies.
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Tomaz smoked thin cigarettes and walked the world in an existential haze of disapproval.
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It's beyond belief to step outside and see so little, just a milky haze.
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" The worries "The hardest thing is getting rid of haze, and even dry ice.
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Dodging door girls and bouncers, I wander around the halls in a confused haze.
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Even in my haze of shock, I knew going to the police wouldn't help.
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A haze of stage smoke is broken by filament bulbs hanging from the ceiling.
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I saw the usual city haze that obscures nearly all of the night sky.
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By this point, a fog machine has created enough haze to sink a ship.
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The Las Vegas depicted in the film is covered in a burnt-orange haze.
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China's efforts to reduce the haze have focused lately on reducing sulfur dioxide emissions.
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Instead, the game will be taking place in the temperate haze of northern California.
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"See that smoke coming out?" he said, pointing to haze at the ship's stacks.
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But a methane haze is also in the mix, causing the obscuring atmospheric layer.
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Despite the haze, police told Auckland residents there was no need to alert authorities.
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Buildings emerged ghostlike from the haze a half-mile ahead and vanished again behind.
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There were no wildfires, no haze or murk, not even a bad smog smell.
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It was magical, and soon it was gone, fading in the haze of daybreak.
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Katherine was in a nervous haze the day she walked in the clinic doors.
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As the most psychedelic sign in the zodiac, Pisces, Lemon Haze is your strain.
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I often, just like my own writing, swim through a hot haze of blurry spaces.
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Singrauli, India (CNN Business)A thick dark haze fills the sky above Singrauli, northeast India.
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The blue ring is caused by sunlight scattering from haze particles common in Pluto's atmosphere.
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The laze, a portmanteau of "lava" and "haze," may look beautiful, but it's potentially deadly.
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Eugenie Clark takes measurements of a shark on the dock at Cape Haze Marine Lab.
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To an average person following the news, the haze of charge and countercharge is overwhelming.
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Try a sunny haze for hippie fave Coachella or go bright and bold for Bonnaroo.
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They contain comas, the haze caused by particles from the Sun striking the comet's nucleus.
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It's only horrific to me, having emerged from the cloudy haze of the teen years.
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The haze came not just from burning tree stumps, but from the smouldering soil, too.
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There are ways to combat the haze of artificial light from overtaking our night skies.
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All the elements eventually collide in a haze of hallucinogens and a hail of gunfire.
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THIS summer Ganesh Gaitonde's eyes burned through the monsoon haze from billboards across the metropolis.
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In a dream-like haze, we see Rick, now old, waking up in a bed.
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In the haze of connectivity, are we not all drawn to the same nightmarish portent?
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Where there's smoke, there's fire: this year's haze presages years of potentially more ferocious burns.
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Anti follows that lead, leaning so far into the haze that it almost gets lost.
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It&aposs been generating plumes of lava haze or "laze" as it interacts with seawater.
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Beyoncé uses a mix of Glossier's Cloud Paint in Beam and Haze on her cheeks.
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Looking at images of trans men was both comforting and not—a haze of uncertainty.
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The lawsuit claims he continued to struggle, forced to haze a new class of pledges.
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On the horizon, we see smoke pouring from a distant spot partially obscured by haze.
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Litigation by the state has impeded plans to comply with the EPA's regional haze rule.
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Walk across a room, and the wall will materialize in a haze of blocky static.
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A perfectly healthy person is not going to croak from a short jog through haze.
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The next 10 minutes turned into a frenetic and jubilant haze at Consol Energy Center.
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Performers include Rob Haze, Barry Ribs and Stephanie McRae, with music from DJ Qool Marv.
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Up on the hillsides, dark columns of smoke were barely visible through the gray haze.
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The 1.543th century monument is barely visible through Delhi's infamous haze on this Friday afternoon.
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Tinsel Town might be in a toxic haze, but Altman's instincts are in sharp focus.
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A statue of China's late Chairman Mao Zedong stands tall in Shenyang amid the haze.
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Even at night, the city sky is clouded by the orange haze of anthropogenic light.
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Mexico City's residents are engulfed in a thick haze of air pollution, NBC News reports.
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It was certainly more pungent and fresh-smelling than the average 20-bag of haze.
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"Anti," a more electronic track, is so visceral and fuzzy, a haze of thundering sound.
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Many of his obituaries blurred his darker political proclivities in a haze of friendly nostalgia.
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Of course, it didn't feel so long because we were in a drugged out haze.
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Emotional Oranges exist in a murky, haze-filled, internet-driven reality of their own creation.
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Bush speaks of George, her smile softens, her stare gets lost in a romantic haze.
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It's about the lure of the drunken haze and the way people can enable you.
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The beers' haze has traditionally come from hop particles that mix with yeast in suspension.
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Like much of fire-ravaged Northern California, my hometown is engulfed in a smoggy haze.
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He was found asleep behind his steering wheel in an opioid and sleeping pill haze.
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Officials don't have many options to help people get fresh air under smoke and haze.
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Decades before Trump, in the haze of the Vietnam War, the shock was less sarcastic.
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"I'll be there, promise I'll be," a voice offers before the haze swallows it, too.
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Cuco, stewed in a hallucinogenic haze, witnesses the scene unfold, smiling from ear to ear.
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"If you hit methane with ultraviolet light, it will form a haze," Libby-Roberts said.
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DeCarava's work encompasses an extraordinary range of shadowy tonalities, from deep charcoal to pale haze.
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The smoke stench lay like a haze about them and would not fade for months.
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"Purple Haze" by Jimi Hendrix and "Sweet Emotion" by Aerosmith are two very underrated songs.
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Their rawness slices through the haze and forces us to reckon with our own history.
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They linger until noon before drifting off in the haze of the Gulf Coast sun.
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In fairness, all aircraft are vulnerable to some weather, like haze, which can affect visibility.
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In the post-holiday haze, most Americans are struggling to shed pounds and/or debt.
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"Here comes the haze," he said before Part 2, as it floated in high upstage.
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He revealed details in music that other pianists tend to dissolve in a reverberant haze.
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When the half time gives you a brief respite, a haze lingers in your mind.
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However, some become engulfed in a heroin haze and will use until they lose everything.
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I've got a concentrate here that has a lime-like flavor; it's called Sour Haze.
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Whatever the marchers stood for is lost in the smoke, the haze, and the blood.
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The haze of Neptune and Venus will be electrified by the surprises Uranus rolls out.
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Abundantly displayed in its art-of-noise haze is an intense appetite for atavistic ability.
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When A$AP Rocky raps through a swirly haze, the effect is to contrast his personal presence with his musical environment, turning the haze, already necessarily less humane, into a sinister, ever-present specter of hedonism overload, a black hole threatening to eat Rocky alive.
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Here are some facts about the fires, and the haze affecting Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and other countries this year: — Biomass burning, such as the slash-and-burn clearing of land in Indonesia, sends partially burned carbon aloft into the atmosphere, resulting in a smoky haze.
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Here are some facts about the fires, and the haze affecting Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and other countries this year: -- Biomass burning, such as the slash-and-burn clearing of land in Indonesia, sends partially burned carbon aloft into the atmosphere, resulting in a smoky haze.
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The Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco is obscured by smoke and haze from wildfires on Friday.
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Several people have tweeted videos and photos of an orange haze enveloping the provincial capital, Edmonton.
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The Milky Way has some of this hydrogen, too—another foreground haze to interfere with observations.
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There isn't cloud in the sky, and the haze from wildfires is lighter than we'd feared.
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Reality shimmers like the summer haze over the chemically enhanced green of the surrounding soya fields.
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Press pool aboard reports "thin haze of smoke" was visible and the smell of something burning.
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In the haze of Facebook's woes, there is perhaps a glimmer of opportunity for something new.
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I completely loafed my way through that first weekend in a haze of unremarkable workout clothes.
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They see names like 'Lemon Haze' and 'Cherry Fizz' and they don't know what that is.
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One against millions is an uphill battle unless you're Princess Leia as played by Allie Haze.
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Barren courtyards sigh with the voiceless breeze; hollow buildings pierce the haze of a featureless sky.
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Several new infrared composites of the icy moon allow us to peer beneath its smothering haze.
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Hours later, her daughters found themselves in a stranger's house, waking from a drug-induced haze.
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Last year, the toxic haze from peat fires in Indonesia affected 43 million people, UNEP said.
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Some lava over the weekend began flowing into the ocean and generated plumes of lava haze.
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New property developments stretched into the haze along the Yangzi river on the town's western edge.
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During this time, photochemical reactions—interactions between sunlight and atmospheric compounds that produce haze—were diminishing.
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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 post-election threat hangs over Bud+Breakfast like a purple haze, but Schneider remains optimistic.
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Over the last few days, the Democrats seemed lost in the haze of President Trump's chaos.
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"I first experienced haze in 2015 when our country was badly engulfed by it," she remembers.
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Your energy is better spent resting up than trying to make things happen in this haze.
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I probably discovered the movie adaptation of Elizabeth Wurtzel's autobiography, Prozac Nation, in a lethargic haze.
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As a result, truth is often obscured by myth, emotion, or simply the haze of time.
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With each heave, he watched the city's skyline rise and fall through the early morning haze.
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The room is filled with overstuffed armchairs, oversized ash trays, and the persistent haze of smoke.
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A thick haze of o-Chlorobenzylidene Malononitrile, more commonly known as CS gas, fills the air.
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In November, when a white haze descended on the city, levels topped 1,000 at one point.
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Titan isn't the easiest to photograph either, as the moon is enveloped by a significant haze.
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The early afternoon sun is so eclipsed by the haze that day seems like endless twilight.
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His work features surreal construction formations, endless shanty towns, and cityscapes that disappear into the haze.
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For most of us though, amnesia haze in fabric is a rubicon we'd rather not cross.
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No matter how thick the haze of Klonopin and light beer, that fact still cuts through.
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But in my post-divorce haze, I found myself falling for a different kind of man.
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Touches of Dev Hynes vocals and Erykah Badu's "On and On" add density to the haze.
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Dz'dza woke some time later, her head in a haze, the ground beneath her sticky-wet.
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She has the right amount of energy to snap me out of my pre-coffee haze.
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In the chromatic haze, Solange ponders questions and considers life lessons in a few ambiguous words.
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Trembling, eyes darting, she seems lost in her own dread or indecision or drug-induced haze.
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If you are reading this article through the blue haze of cigarette smoke you should quit.
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The gallery is dark, dramatically lit, but the tapestry is a haze of sparkles and shimmers.
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Like much of wildfire-ravaged Northern California, my hometown is engulfed in a smoky, hazardous haze.
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In the afternoon haze, an older runner emerged from the canyon mouth, slogging through the sand.
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In the haze of such Vietnam-related tumult, the Pueblo simply faded from the nation's consciousness.
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Within the sensual haze, there's one thing Mr. Sumney doesn't use his voice for: love songs.
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They don't drape you in marijuana's gauzy haze or imbue you with cocaine's wintry, italicized focus.
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There we encountered two young men with light Russian accents, blissed out in the heat haze.
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You can tell by the pinkish haze that has set in around the trees, he said.
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Minor OpSec note: she is listed in Elliot's contacts as Dolores Haze, not her real name.
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Some people compared the sandstorm's red haze to a surreal apocalypse, The New York Times reported.
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It was one section in particular, though, that caught CNBC producer Haze Fan's eye on Tuesday.
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The soaring minarets that draw Istanbul's singular skyline, peeking out behind a gray haze of flurries.
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"A kid knows if they're loved, and they know that Mr. Haze loves them," she said.
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" Haze de Martian, another Bradford MC, laughs: "I don't think Stormzy would do a bad job.
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He bootstrapped the company before that word became shrouded in the mythic haze it has today.
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Sometimes, as in the case of Haze, they are there to model another way of being.
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Yuki remains indistinct through this nostalgic haze, overwhelmed by the meticulously styled tableaux constructed around her.
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Outside, a string of lights twinkles through a smoky haze of grill meats and secondhand smoke.
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Phyllis Sues and Roberta Haze headline the campaign, and they certainly fit Walker's bill: 93-year-old Sues is a pianist, designer, yogi, and dancer, while 78-year-old Haze surely has some great anecdotes from her time on Broadway and in the New York party scene.
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The result is a choking, thick haze that blankets the city, often obscuring the city's prominent landmarks.
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This processed image is the highest-resolution color look yet at the haze layers in Pluto's atmosphere.
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No injuries were reported, but the Apopka Fire Department responded due to a haze in the building.
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Taken from 120,000 miles behind Pluto by NASA's New Horizons, the shot perfectly captures Pluto's blue haze.
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This allowed scientists to get one of their best shots yet of the dwarf planet's blue haze.
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Because, really, who wouldn't want an OG Kush orange juice or a Super Silver Haze bath bomb?
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"The haze of 'domestic and international concerns' has not dispersed from the Chinese sky," the video said.
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Servers pour out drinks, blast music, and smoke until the haze hangs over the main dining room.
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But even though emissions are down, the winter haze continues in this part of China, Wang says.
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At once, he burst into the haze-filled hall, yelling, "Fire, fire, fire," and pounded on doors.
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Their mother soon woke up and tried the front door, but the haze made their hall impassable.
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Fashion has a thing for twins: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Simi Haze, Reese and Molly Blutstein.
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But over the past two years, Beijing's worsening smog has wrapped my apartment in a permanent haze.
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If you think Haze is the buddy for you, learn more about him on the shelter's website.
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Band member Kevin Richardson's 3½-year-old son Maxwell Haze may one day be the sixth addition.
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In the background of the moving shot, you can see a haze of thick smoke engulfing homes.
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They could explain how haze works on Pluto, and the rate at which the atmosphere is escaping.
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From dazzling craters to afternoon haze, Ceres is revealing an alien beauty we never could have imagined.
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He spotted Mason crossing the yard, looking like he was in a "haze," Shaffer later told investigators.
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"Thomas Anthony practically raped me," she tells her friend in the hungover haze of the next morning.
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"The haze of 'domestic and international concerns' has not dispersed from the Chinese sky," the video says.
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Grief-stricken mutant leader Melanie Bird (Jean Smart) retreats from her responsibilities into a drug-fueled haze.
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The moon might appear red or orange because of dust, haze, smoke or ash in the atmosphere.
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The government's response to last autumn's haze was no better than it had been under Jokowi's predecessors.
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"A$AP Forever" makes sense, as the balmy haze of that "Porcelain" sample fits Rocky's druggy cool.
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Gather all the coarsely chopped ingredients into a bowl and add the Super Lemon Haze Olive Oil.
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Investigators believe the crash was caused by "spatial disorientation" — and that the haze had obscured the horizon.
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Clearing the haze also protects the health of millions of Americans who may never visit those sites.
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That's because the same pollutant that causes haze —fine particulate matter — is also the deadliest air pollutant.
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Our own attorney general convinced the Fifth Circuit Court to block EPA's haze plan for the state.
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The greater risk is that Republicans in Congress may seek to scrap the Regional Haze Rule entirely.
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The only difference between the Blue Haze and Green Kush is the color combination and the leather.
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The viewer is lulled into a dreamy haze that evokes the feeling of recalling a distant memory.
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His characters' missives are the only things that cut through the haze of his weird, disobedient stories.
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Everything is in place for Lucy and him to sail away in a blue haze of tobacco.
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That's producing laze, a dangerous mix of lava and haze, which is adding to the ongoing challenges.
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The hooks are there, but masked by a haze of delay, contributing further to his mythic vibe.
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This haze is filled with hydrochloric acid and volcanic particles that irritate the eyes, skin and lungs.
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TAXES: Approximately $35,000 a year CONTACT: Butch Haze, TeedHaze Team Sotheby's International Realty (415) 250-3988; teedhaze.
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The practice caused devastating fires in 2015 that spread a choking haze across most of Southeast Asia.
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But Henry, squinting through the haze of his amnesia, didn't know the first thing about Suzanne Corkin.
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"Look at photos of New York in 1950s and 1960s — there was haze all over," he said.
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Despite allegedly sending Aaron to the ER, Haze wants the singer to apologize for disrespecting his people.
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Cue Cassini's VIMS, which employed infrared wavelengths to part the haze and snag those incredibly clear images.
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Sitting at 80 percent sativa, Haze in its true form provides seemingly endless mental stimulation and energy.
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With all the warehouse venues getting shut down, Dusk & Haze has some obscure locations planned for 2017.
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I woke from a blissed-out anesthetic haze to learn that my doctor had harvested 11 eggs.
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Andreya Triana – Tea Leaf DancersA3 Les Sins – GrindB1 Noir & Haze – Around (Solomun Vox)B2 Julien Dyne feat.
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But it's not easy to see it, because of a thick gray haze that covers the sky.
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We've reached out to Reebok for further details on these "Purple Haze" kicks and will update shortly.
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The photochemical reactions also catalyzed the formation of aerosols, which are thick condensates that cause atmospheric haze.
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In the past, the right simile would've been cumulonimbus clouds, but this haze feels decidedly like smoke.
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Every year in a post-Valentine's Day haze, the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show rolls around.
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As for Haze, her plan is to just renegotiate her growing debt every year until she dies.
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These maps and photos show the damage, and this video captures the fear amid the smoky haze.
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On this day, summer wildfires, their season lengthened by climate change, put a haze in the sky.
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The two tracks on Lord Of Suffering/Die In Haze, which we're premiering below, continue this tradition.
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Also last year, the E.P.A. asked a federal court to delay the haze rule requirements for Texas.
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In a haze of pain while she was in labor, Florentina signed documents that she couldn't read.
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A thick, stinging haze greeted the ecologist, Gileyboi Zhyemuratov, as he stepped outside that day in May.
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Unemployed, he spent the next several months in a haze of depression, self-medication and general debauchery.
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Friends in Montana report that the haze and the smoke remind them of the recent solar eclipse.
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So many evenings, the haze of the day gives way to the dull shock of the Scroll.
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An uptick in heavy industry in 2016 has added to the haze this winter, some experts say.
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Similarly, when members of our team demean, harass, haze, or assault one another it degrades our capabilities.
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Fires raging in the forests of Borneo and Sumatra blanketed South-East Asia in a thick haze.
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Saturn's upper atmosphere generates the faint haze seen along the edge of the planet in this image.
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Under the inky night sky, a thick haze of smoke still hung heavy over the charred countryside.
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Now, the organization hopes to continue the momentum of charitable acts in the post-binge shopping haze.
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Scientists have found micrometeorites mainly in the Antarctic, remote deserts and other places far from civilization's haze.
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And even amid the haze from bushfires, Sydney's New Year's fireworks show will go ahead as planned.
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I floated into that summer in a luminous haze of artistic impulse, magical thinking and pot smoke.
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Bathed in a divine golden haze, this sense that this land has been blessed by God himself.
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Unfazed is the powerhouse dealer Rhodora Haze (Rene Russo) — see what I mean about those character names?
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I've learned that the worst moments in someone's life can be a haze with few distinct memories.
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In 2003, under a crack-induced haze, he shot a man dead in a botched robbery attempt.
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Last year, a court ruled that Leon had to stop using some Jimi-related items to sell his Purple Haze Liqueur—although the judge said that it could continue to be sold under the Purple Haze name, and that it could keep its stylized, vaguely Jimi-ish looking logo.
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That said, the selfies from the G24 look like they have a haze or filter slapped on top.
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The only way to know exactly what's in a wildfire's smoke is to sample straight from the haze.
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The ubiquitous presence of this element makes it impossible for haze or clouds to form and remain stable.
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But running to your gate in a Prosecco-induced haze could soon be a thing of the past.
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As Trump walked forward through the haze, the podium rose from the stage in true rock star fashion.
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And the park was already in trouble: It was losing donor money in a haze of severe mismanagement.
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Comet Lovejoy soars through the night sky in a green haze with an ion tail in its wake.
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The haze sickened hundreds of thousands across the region, and according to one study, hastened over 100,000 deaths.
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Through a haze, a beaten Mountain can barely see Clay come to his corner to pay his respects.
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The researchers quantified emissions from the fires, then used weather data to track the spread of the haze.
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In "Ridiculous Heart", he murmurs that his soul is "like a sun rising, lifting out of the haze".
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There's the haze of barbecue smoke and the smell of mulch and the sounds of birdsong and drums.
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Maracaibo (CNN)The rising sun cuts through the haze, flickering behind the cables of the Rafael Urdaneta Bridge.
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Don't overanalyze it, just go with it; after Neptune's haze clears, in early October, you can analyze it.
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Still, is it possible the Red Planet was blanketed in a heat-trapping haze in the distant past?
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The menu is full of food one would crave in the haze of a Tuesday afternoon smoking session.
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The smoggy conditions are visible from space, covering the northern part of the country in a milky haze.
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During the visit, Saeed is, in fact, treated to some of Catalano's Central Italian Super Lemon Haze bruschetta.
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In September, the haze was visible from space, appearing as a smear obscuring almost half of the country.
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On the latest episode of VICE LIVE, comedian Rob Haze joked about pigeons, Giga Pets, and Will Smith.
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He says Orlando appeared to be in a haze Sunday, and accused Danny of stealing money from him.
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In a haze of rage and drug impairment, he had punched a wall and shattered a picture frame.
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It was a haze, and within it I felt like I was swimming in a sea of oil.
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Produced amid a haze of drugs, the rambling non sequitur storyline alienated their teenybopper fanbase and infuriated critics.
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I sunk my bayonet into the third and final enemy and came out of the artillery haze unscathed.
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The sky was beginning to fill with a rosy haze as ferries and cargo ships drifted between islands.
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Vog is a haze created when sulfur dioxide gas and other volcanic pollutants mix with moisture and dust.
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The drugs and the sex made Father blissfully catatonic, but the existential grappling causes an even sweeter haze.
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The light haze from the smoke was visible in areas from the city all the way to Philadelphia.
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Vog is a haze created when sulfur dioxide gas and other volcanic pollutants settle with moisture and dust.
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Many Beijing high rises simply disappeared into the grey haze, as commuters wearing face masks headed to work.
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There were occasions, however, when Haas would temporarily shake off the druggy haze and dazzle with his brilliance.
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You get through them in a Xanax haze, and like them enough to give culinary school a try.
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Or games that maybe I've forgotten in the haze of all that is shiny and bright in 2017?
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To many in today's generation of electronic music obsessives, the 24s are revered in a smiley-faced haze.
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It's difficult to see through the thick haze that's choking New Delhi, a city of 20 million people.
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Please, please do not ask me to see through this haze of nothingness that shades my entire existence.
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My home office sat in a garden of roses and bougainvillea, but it was shrouded in unremitting haze.
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Mostly though, The Peace Garden was full of the haze and scent of hash and bone-dry weed.
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The only way to be sure is to peer through the haze and record the shadow of oblivion.
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It's like a vision of nature sleepwalking, or veiled in mourning, or seen through a thick smoke haze.
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Through the haze of alcohol, I remember him gripping me so tightly that I cried out in pain.
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When recollecting childhood, memory glows with a funny haze, shaping our history until it takes on a storyline.
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Emergency vehicles and trucks from the electric utility drove through the smokey haze still hanging over the town.
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My mother's words — confused, distressed, urgent — sliced through the blurry haze of consciousness that had become my norm.
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In a drama — especially one concerned with the mystery and haze of individual identity — that's probably the point.
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In the distance — beyond a canopy of jacaranda and poinciana — the towers of Brisbane hover in the haze.
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But the British Columbia fires, some of the worst in decades, aren't the only source of the haze.
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The smoky haze is clear in these images taken above California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and parts of Montana.
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The bushfires that have been burning in many parts of Australia have blanketed Melbourne in a smoke haze.
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But over the weekend, those lying on beaches had to watch the horizon disappear in a dusty haze.
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BANGKOK — The coconut wood pestle hits the mortar, and the chili fumes rise in a cough-inducing haze.
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Some influencers have since made their accounts private, such as Jazzelle Zanaughtti, Kristen Noel Crawley, and Simi Haze.
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I wanted it to have this larger-than-life mythic quality, this sort of god exiting this haze.
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This results in Delhi, the nation's capital, and surrounding regions being overrun by a thick haze of pollution.
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Now, a new art installation in Sydney's CBD is attempting to revive the holiday spirit despite the haze.
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Lost in the haze are the concrete-block dormitories honeycombed with closet-size rooms that house migrant workers.
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Their brutal recollections are essential to hear, but Mr. Haze hurriedly retreats from those and other harsh topics.
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As the haze subsided Friday, Bonnie Lu's filled with evacuees who had returned to check out their homes.
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I especially liked CAMERA SHY, TALES OF WOE, IN NAME ONLY, PURPLE HAZE, ARCHIMEDES, APOSTROPHE and PLAYED GOD.
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Where bank tellers once handed out cash, employees now hand over buds of Tangerine Haze and Master Kush.
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Sergeant Maxwell testified that the commandos asked permission to "remediate," or haze, Sergeant Melgar from a supervisor, Sgt.
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And if that's not bad enough, air quality will likely be poor due to haze and little air circulation.
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Leon sells these hippie-kitsch items through a company called Purple Haze Properties LLC with longtime friend Andrew Pitsicalis.
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The brown-haze was so mighty, it appeared clearly in satellite images taken 1 million miles away from Earth.
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Yes, it could: The Sun meets with dreamy Neptune today at 10:48 AM, putting you in a haze.
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Oppo claimed on Twitter that algorithms would help remove any haze around the camera and touch up the images.
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A Harvard University study linked the 2015 haze to more than 100,000 premature deaths in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.
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"Can&apost you see it in my eyes?" she asked, her dark brown eyes fixed in a numb haze.
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It's also the only moon that holds an atmosphere of any substance—a thick haze consisting primarily of nitrogen.
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It took at least a week before a stiff northerly wind cleared the haze to reveal the craggy range.
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Yes you are looking at a green haze made up of tree pollen from the pines of central NC!
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Even when he's free-floating through a haze of glass boxes and stop-motion nightmares, we're still with him.
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I'm not saying you two should haze yourself into the perfect relationship, but intense experiences can bring people together.
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"Purple Haze", the next single, offered a glimpse of that energy with its brash opening riff and cacophonous ending.
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Above their heads, a haze of cigarette smoke hung in bilious clouds that wafted just below the ceiling tiles.
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They lounge, they kiss, they make love, and through her haze of liquor and longing, Rachel watches them together.
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Through the red haze, the sound of an engine grumbling roars above the wind and yellow headlights inch closer.
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On Saturday, the sisters teamed up to host host dating app Bumble's Winter Bumbleland, featuring music with Simi & Haze.
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Rather than letting life slide by in an undefined haze, prayer punctuates our hours, our days, and our weeks.
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Rene Russo, Gilroy's wife in real life, plays Rhodora Haze, a one-time punk rock superstar turned gallery owner.
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But it releases vast amounts of greenhouse gases and coats much of South-East Asia in a toxic haze.
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Also, in my memory, the entire movie is shot in a claustrophobic red haze and is scary as hell.
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That's exactly what Tyron Woodley did earlier this week ... when he texted Dana White in a post-surgery haze.
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And the numbers might get worse: In January, the agency announced it is revising an Obama-era haze rule.
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Ketchup pretty much annihilates any other flavor in its path, with the sugar bathing everything in a saccharine haze.
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Wearing two-thirds of her body weight in scuba gear that calm March morning, Hozoji groped the underwater haze.
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The shades: Puff, a light pink; Beam, a warm peach; Dusk, a brown-based nude; and Haze, a berry.
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Him stumbling up to her in a drunken haze at Jughead's party isn't much motivation to get back together.
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"People think that I think I'm cool, so they haze me," Efron told People at the premiere of Baywatch.
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"The result is you get a sort of fog, a haze of drug addiction," Deakin said in closing arguments.
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Slowly the grey mist dissolved into a brown muddy haze that obscured anything more than a few feet away.
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"Both of them you're sort of in a haze as you're going through the whole thing," he told Variety.
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The Phaze paint, meanwhile, combines two pigments, Semple's pinkest pink and a pigment used in his Purple Haze paint.
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And this election cycle, Haze, who describes herself as "a liberal, if anything," will vote for the first time.
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This is a song that critiques the opioid haze of popular culture with the ultimate in opiate-infused choruses.
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By the mid-1970s, "Bowie was lost in a haze of cocaine addiction," wrote Ultimate Classic Rock's Frank Mastropolo.
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The dreamy haze of old film paired with the song's delightfully positive vibes make it an unimposing feminist anthem.
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Without the industrial haze that hovers over much of East Asia, the North Korean landscape is an incandescent green.
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Cimino's research suggests groups may haze in an effort to be sure newcomers don't reap the benefits without contributing.
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"I thought I was still going to get hazed, or they would kidnap me and haze me," Burch said.
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GLOW begins where the aerobics class ends—bodily reality and suppressed giggles crashing through the haze of Aqua Net.
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The ad's haze of nostalgia and optimism helped obscure Mr. Reagan's lingering political problems with the deficit and unemployment.
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Slowly the gray mist dissolved into a brown muddy haze that obscured anything more than a few feet away.
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Toxic haze in India: Air pollution in northern India climbed to poisonous extremes over the weekend and into Monday.
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Through a haze of self-pity I was utterly incapable of envisioning the physical reality of 300 hardcover books.
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This battery of accusations against U.S.A. Gymnastics has turned a post-Olympic glow into something more of a haze.
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In Pittsburgh, which was once called "Hell with the lid off," thick smoke creates a haze over the city.
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Historians have interviewed former mission workers, who remember squinting at consoles through the haze of cigarette and cigar smoke.
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We talked for hours in a haze of cannabis smoke, our conversation fueled by brimming glasses of straight vodka.
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One of the first female marine biologists, Clarke is credited with starting the Cape Haze Marine Laboratory in 1955.
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It feels like we've spent the last year (or longer) stuck in a haze of tweets, news, and memes.
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After all, she seemed to be having fun spinning at Coachella last month alongside Khadra sisters Simi and Haze.
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For club tracks, the B minor key soberly penetrates an alcoholic haze and the heat of too many bodies.
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Equally photorealistic and impressionistic, the oil paintings are often awash in color, geometry, patterns, and an occasionally dreamy haze.
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What begins as a sparse rustle of sounds builds into a shivery, post-dubstep thrash of haze and percussion.
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Yet policymakers spent this whole period in a kind of haze of inflation paranoia carried over from the 1970s.
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Instead, we get extended sensory descriptions of life on Lefkáda, memories that glow through a diffusive haze of metaphor.
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That way, the bartender is forced to flip them upon delivery, stirring up the proteins and restoring the haze.
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There is also the haze of a federal corruption inquiry at City Hall that undercut Mr. Reed's final year.
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National forests 400 miles away can be clouded with haze produced by a coal-fired power plant near Houston.
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Thousands of Indonesians prayed for rain in haze-hit towns on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo on Wednesday.
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Some communities have taken to prayer in the hope of ending the dry weather, and the haze it brings.
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"There has been a deterioration in the haze conditions in Singapore this afternoon," the NEA said in a statement.
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He was stalked throughout the haze, knocked down, and stripped from his suit as claws raked across his skin.
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Here is a woman viewing the aftermath of her attempted killing through the smeary haze of her own blood.
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But it is not easy: Open a window or a door, and the haze enters the room within seconds.
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The sea and sky were the same shade of blue, the horizon an almost imperceptible smudge of yellow haze.
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Like a tattoo chosen in a drunken haze, ordering a spur-of-the-moment inscription may be regretted later.
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A thick haze with dangerous pollution levels has covered Tehran since Monday, obscuring the city's skyline and prominent landmarks.
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At extreme levels, it casts a haze in the sky, but PM2.5 can imperil health even on clear days.
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At the moment, researchers think that the haze is created by sunlight hitting methane and other particles on Pluto.
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Nearby, Singapore and Malaysia have both choked in a dense haze all week, with air quality reaching unhealthy levels.
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A thick haze of smoke hung over Haifa, which rises up from the Mediterranean Sea overlooking a large port.
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Officials from Thailand's Pollution Department estimate that vehicle emissions account for roughly 60 percent of the city's chemical haze.
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For the poet Ashlee Haze — she's sampled on opener "By Ourselves" — it's in the body and music of Missy Elliott: "If you ask me why representation is important / I will tell you that on the days I don't feel pretty / I hear the sweet voice of Missy singing to me," declares Haze.
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The haze has worsened in recent years with illegal agricultural and land-clearing fires in parts of Indonesia, they add.
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In addition, haze was associated with about twice the risk of severe respiratory issues requiring admission to intensive care units.
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"I'm always waiting / For the right words to explain it," Dobson sings over a haze of organ and guitar delay.
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Their new creation, via Kotaku, sucks up the pigment of the world, and replaces it with muted neutrals and haze.
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And dozens of companies are being punished or investigated for their role in setting fires that sparked last year's haze.
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The fires blanketed much of South-East Asia in a noxious haze and released a vast plume of greenhouse gases.
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What followed was a haze of sleeplessness, stretching packing tape, and too many dust bunnies for my OCD to handle.
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The martini's history is shrouded in a haze that's not unlike the feeling you get after you've had a few.
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The haze of yesterday's massive ransomware attack is clearing, and Ukraine has already emerged as the epicenter of the damage.
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Her group, Students of Singapore (SOS) Against Haze, holds talks in schools about the air pollution from burning these fields.
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Today, meet Haze, a pit bull terrier mix who has called the Animal Rescue League of Boston home since January.
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Smoke and ash blanket the Bay Area in a layer of haze responsible for the worst air quality on record.
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The post-surgery haze is real, except rarely do average people have their vulnerable moment shared with millions of people.
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The fact that we don't see the haze layers moving up or down will be important to future modeling efforts.
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Singapore said in June it was planning to prosecute Indonesian polluters in Singapore courts under the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act.
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Outside Mosul, Iraq (CNN)Through the haze and smoke, the brown and gray outline of Gogjali is just about visible.
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Officials said they knew what was needed to control the haze, but nothing would be done, at least this year.
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Go slow with new relationships and connections, since Neptune's fog will find you in a haze as it changes directions.
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Guangzhou sits 120 kilometers (75 miles) north-west of Hong Kong, often laboring under a haze of stifling gray smog.
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Summer Walker "Girls Need Love" Slip into the gorgeous haze of longing that Summer Walker creates with this slow jam.
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Karaoke nights, around midnight and onward, are when you'll see Fran's brightest lights shining through the haze of lingering smoke.
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Like most Clean Air Act provisions, the haze rule tasks states with developing control plans and EPA with approving them.
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Abita's "Purple Haze" is brewed with real raspberries, which are well-loved for their antioxidant activity and anti-inflammatory phytonutrients.
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Haze doesn't block light from the the sun, but it is able to cool down and heat up the atmosphere.
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That thick, highly-produced, corporate haze in the air can only mean one thing: the 58th Grammy Awards are coming.
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A solution to the haze and deforestation problem can be found only when "all of us work together", she said.
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On the bridge of the ship, Llewellyn watched the invasion through binoculars as the haze of smoke shrouded the shore.
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Many keto-lovers say that the high-fat plan both helps them lose weight and also lifts some mental haze.
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Burch said she would never "in a clear mind" haze anyone, but she understands how others get to that point.
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He will be confirmed because the American people will see through the haze of hyperbole and invective levied against him.
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There were some boundaries: FORM had essentially no hip-hop, leaning instead on genres where narcotic haze is the norm.
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CITY-DWELLERS are used to dirty air, but few have seen a haze like the one enveloping Delhi this week.
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High-rise buildings are shrouded in heavy haze all the way up to the top of the Qingdao development zone.
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Russo), a beautiful older ex-punk and owner of Haze Gallery (which sounds a lot like New York's Pace Gallery).
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Doctors eventually fused my ankle, which removed the gnawing and grinding that had left me in a haze of pain.
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Residents near Hawaii's Kilauea volcano are on the lookout for "laze," a haze with fine glass particles, USA Today reports.
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Through the haze comes Alice's creaky church organ, which sounds as if it had been transplanted from a gospel record.
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A project called Haze, which depicted a kitchen scene cluttered with an uncountable array of objects, went viral in 2013.
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In the hardest-hit region, in Napa and Sonoma Counties, the sun was an orange dot in a leaden haze.
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The blaze gives the sky a reddish-orange haze, unremarked upon by the locals, but present in every outdoor scene.
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DiBella has become a friend of Perez and her husband, the artist Eric Haze, through their mutual association with boxing.
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One incident, filtered through a narcotic haze, still haunts me, though it must have occurred more than five years ago.
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Less clear, through a spitting haze on a soggy Saturday morning, is exactly why the Romneys want any of this.
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Through the drunken haze and three decades of intervening life, there will surely be significant differences in each witness deposition.
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Pale fog fills the two tiers of St. Mark's Church; even the dancer nearest you is seen through a haze.
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On the second day of the new year, I waded through the haze of grief that comes with all endings.
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A votive candle lit up a wall; in her post-party haze, she didn't even notice until the following morning.
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Sunrise was eerie: a red disk materialized behind mountain haze, and Badwater Basin became visible as a faint white patch.
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In 1975, the Santa Monica mountains near the west edge of Los Angeles were hard to see in the haze.
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Mostly, though, you'll hear about barbecue, a topic as unavoidable as the heady smoked-meat haze at the Chamorro Village.
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Chet — who initially rapped under the name Chet Haze — is now sober after entering rehab in 2015 for cocaine addiction.
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Indonesia and neighbouring Malaysia are also trying to quench the flames and clear the haze they produce by seeding clouds.
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Shot in lovely tones of Southern California haze, it's "like reading a poem," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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The water in Redland will be full of industrial run-off and the cities will sit under a smoggy haze.
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On Tuesday, a thick haze blanketed parts of the Northwest, including Seattle, as fires across the border in Canada burned.
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LONDON, Sept 27 (Reuters) - 1/BRUMP-TREXIT HAZE Things may be coming to a head in British and U.S. politics.
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It uses only her tearful voice over steady piano chords that are already drifting away in a haze of reverb.
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The sun, seen through smoke haze during day one of the 2019 Australian Golf Open in Sydney on Dec. 5.
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Thanksgiving weekend in 1966 was warm, and a haze of smog — sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide — wrapped around the city.
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About 303,000 acres of ecologically rich land have been burned in Indonesia, engulfing the region in a thick toxic haze.
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As I was flying back to Bangkok this month, my heart sank as the plane descended into an ocher haze.
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In "Evidence of a Struggle," a rusty haze rises off the deep browns beneath, with no strong shapes or outlines.
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The pockets of time he spends at Clockwork are doused in a numbing, sepia haze that conflates safety with dullness.
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Looking back through a nightmarish haze of dismemberment, I couldn't help but wonder…Is Michael Myers the real Mr. Big?
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From where we're driving, you can only barely make out the green haze of a laser show in the distance.
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Hence "Haze and Fog," Cao's take on a zombie film, that is entrancing in its vague, apprehensive sense of unease.
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In the center of the image is a small airplane rising through the white haze with a contrail chasing it.
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Yet, others are reportedly crippling, leaving their victims in a miserable haze of nausea, migraines, sudden panic, and even vertigo.
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Those people are Ariana Grande, Sofia Richie, her old boss Paris Hilton, model Joan Smalls, and professionally rich twins Simi & Haze.
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The only parts of the interior unaffected by the webby haze are the entrance and the stairway leading to each floor.
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Fires across Indonesia in recent years have led to a massive haze of dangerous pollution across large parts of Southeast Asia.
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These hydrocarbons accumulate into small particles — a fraction of a micrometer in size — which scatter sunlight to make the blue haze.
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In the haze of a holiday hangover, there are inevitably some gifts that would have been better left under the tree.
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I didn't know what the fuck was going on because I was in kind of a NyQuil haze at that point.
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Break through the haze of nostalgia with us and see what holds up, what disappoints, and what got better with time.
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Images of the city this week show it blanketed in a thick yellow smog, some buildings barely visible through the haze.
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Suggested Strains: Super Silver Haze Cancer Mercury urges us to look back, but you need to be focused on what's ahead.
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Smoke from slash-and-burn agriculture is blamed for the polluting haze that brings health risks across Southeast Asia most years.
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"The multinationals want to be in an incredible haze of technical complexity because they want to hide in it," he said.
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Lava spilling off the southeastern edge of the island of Hawaii is producing a noxious haze where it hits the seawater.
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A trucker just north of the state line in Kansas crashed his rig in the haze before succumbing to smoke inhalation.
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Known as "laze" – a combination of the words "lava" and "haze," the plume occurs when molten lava flows into the ocean.
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I woke up having to pee, and in my post-sleep haze almost completely forgot the events of the night before.
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The footage also shows a haze of white as the snow continues to fall and it piles up on the ground.
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The haze seems to have been coming in from the sea but the source has not been established, the statement said.
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Whatever the merits of this haze of uncertainty as a pure political marketing strategy, it completely poisons the environment for negotiations.
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The cocktail has a rich and heady aroma, and the bright note of the orange peel cuts clean through the haze.
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Uncontrolled wildfires are raging through the drought-stricken South, blanketing multiple states in haze as firefighters race to temper the flames.
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As with most outtakes on the reissue, the haze of studio effects has been lifted and the vocals are stunningly clear.
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I buy a gram of the Ghost Train Haze, a sativa that offers a lucid high with notes of lemon zest.
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First loves remembered through a haze of memory, and first loves experienced with visceral immediacy (and rendered in graphic novel form).
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But (04: 30) Idler moves on from that world, slightly out the haze of a living room and onto the pavements.
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Two large beers and a joint with a lot of haze in it later, I'm all in my zone, watching Dropdead.
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This is the opening setting of the book and where we first meet the three travelers, emerging from the beige haze.
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Stoya has been featured, as has Asia Akira, Nikki Benz, Joanna Angel, Jenna Haze and other major names in the business.
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Others simply hang around in a haze, believing that something, somehow, will change and they will be reunited with their families.
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PM Haze is also educating villagers about peatland conservation, setting up a nursery for tree replanting, and organizing fire prevention workshops.
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The deforested, drained peatlands are highly flammable, and smouldering peatland fires have caused choking haze across Southeast Asia in recent years.
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Hidayati said she hoped the court ruling would ignite a wider debate on the need for better care for haze victims.
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NASA has published images of this haze before, but the distinction between the atmospheric layers is most visible in this image.
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That's because many of the measures to cut unhealthful air pollutants and haze cut water use and greenhouse gases as well.
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Smoke from wildfires has spread a haze over the region, making air quality dangerous for people with asthma or breathing problems.
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Behind her was a commanding view of metro Atlanta's skyline, clusters of high-rise buildings poking up from a slight haze.
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Sulfur dioxide reacted with water droplets to produce a thin haze of stratospheric sunlight-blocking sulfuric acid all across the globe.
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Neptune is the planet of fog, so it's hard to tell what the fuck is going on when Neptune's haze descends.
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This mashup of "lava" and "haze" is the steam clouds that are produced when the hot lava hits the ocean water.
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Haze drifts thousands of miles to Guam Danger from the volcano has now reached Guam, the US territory 4,2003 miles away.
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"Residents with respiratory health problems should stay indoors and avoid being outdoors when haze is seen," Guam's homeland security office said.
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By the way, Darlene's fake ID is for "Dolores Haze", who is a character in the novel Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov.
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Shattered samples of classic 80s pop records break through the haze, as do dizzying string sections, drippy horns, and heartsick mumbles.
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Haze Fan, a producer for CNBC in Beijing, brought attention to the passage by tweeting a photograph of it on Tuesday.
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In spite of the haze of booze in the air, and the beer-spongy lawns, the school had never looked grander.
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The clearest views of Saturn's moon Titan yet surround what the moon looks like in its natural color, enveloped by haze.
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As seen in Bruce Weber's 1988 documentary, "Let's Get Lost," Baker, ravaged by his addiction, appeared wrapped in a narcotic haze.
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The rays were shining through the morning haze in Soröko polje for a timeless and graceful shot captured on my camera.
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On the horizon behind this uncannily Earthlike mesa, the distant rim of Gale Crater appears ghostly behind a haze of dust.
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I remember that in that haze of emotions, one of you asked for my phone and asked whom you should call.
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This week begins in a haze as communication planet Mercury squares off with delusional Neptune, creating confusion and misunderstandings between lovers.
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The fresh footwear is expected to debut next month, on 4/20, appropriately (purple haze is a strain of weed, FYI).
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An unidentified girlfriend is all but lost to a rose haze that's consuming her image — time and color here perfectly fused.
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" Sonically, the score blends the sun baked haze of 1970s Sarasota with "the more sonic, textural, ambient... idea of radio waves.
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It's shot with the same bleary, soft-focus 35-millimeter haze that seemed characteristic of this genre in the early 90s.
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In my years living in the area it was normal enough to wake up to an acrid haze on summer mornings.
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But (04:30) Idler moves on from that world, slightly out the haze of a living room and onto the pavements.
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Portland has been covered in a smoky haze, ash is falling from the sky, and your eyes burn just going outside.
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Some of his images, like one of sweating young women scrubbing sheets in a haze of boiling steam, are quite beautiful.
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Now they're an organization that rushes like a frat or sorority but then gets to haze the entire Duke tenting population.
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The track "Sidekick" gets the band's balancing act just right: part George Benson lacquer, part Native Tongues bounce, part acid haze.
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Gone is the melancholic haze of Zebra; in its place is an anguish that sounds more like triumph, confident and bold.
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Chief Petty Officer Adam C. Matthews told a military court that he had agreed to help "remediate," or haze, Staff Sgt.
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Eugénie Le Sommer opened the scoring in the ninth minute, when the haze from the pyrotechnic pregame extravaganza had just cleared.
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The song arrives in a psychedelic vocal-harmony haze but soon solidifies into a hard-nosed sketch of a desperate situation.
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To the east a raspberry-hued haze settled over the parched flats of the Lechugilla Valley and the Cabeza Prieta range.
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There's a historical haze confounding plans to observe the coming 215th anniversary of the ratification of the 153th Amendment in 215.
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I followed the woman south through the mountains and soon spotted something moving under a long bridge, below the choking haze.
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The health threats are caused by nitrogen oxide and tiny particles of dust and soot that create haze in the air.
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The haze from Indonesia's forest fires muddied the day; the ocean looked as if it were evaporating in front of us.
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Channels of light and haze extend from the rocky ruins, recreating shadowy columns to give the impression of the temple's superstructure.
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Are small retailers using the internet being lost in the haze of Mr. Trump's public hostility to Amazon and Jeff Bezos?
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An eerie, red haze flares up in Indonesia, and a researcher uses MRI technology to learn what dogs may be thinking.
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They're mixed inside-out, so the rhythm section is a subdued pulse while stray tones leap out of a thick haze.
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In the no-longer-happy-hour haze, an insult was made, or perceived, and Kerouac was surrounded outside and viciously beaten.
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Rest of Wednesday's agenda... The House Science, Space and Technology Committee will hold a hearing on the EPA's regional haze program.
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This is the view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House with the haze from the nearby fires. pic.twitter.
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Of their two 2019 albums, U.F.O.F. is quieter, given to tiny plucked guitar arpeggios that emerge as hooks through the haze.
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Malaysian authorities have also urged their Indonesian counterparts to take action and prevent the haze from spreading further, according to Bernama.
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Haze layers above the surface of Pluto taken by New Horizons camera / Image courtesy of NASA Haze layers above the surface of Pluto taken by New Horizons camera / Image courtesy of NASA New Horizons launched on January 19th, 2006 and traveled 3 billion miles over the course of 503 and a half years to reach Pluto.
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It kind of came along with that haze of OMG I'm engaged and so in love and everyone needs to know it!
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"The face mask I ordered is delayed because of slow deliveries, and now the haze is vanishing," said one user on Weibo.
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Smoke bombs surged from the crowd of tens of thousands on the avenue, casting a haze that at times obscured the team.
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"As long as we accept our actions and are accountable, we can avoid the fog of the Neptunian retrograde haze," Stardust says.
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But last month, Indonesia's Supreme Court ruled that Widodo and his cabinet ministers must still do more to stem the haze problem.
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The haze around the small galaxy represents the starlight being cast out of both galaxies as they gravitationally pull on each other.
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So to cut through the haze, we pulled together everything you need to know about the current state of online privacy rules.
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"When you shut down the winter monsoon, there's not much going on in that region and the haze just accumulates," Wang says.
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Gazing down at milkmen and school moms, I felt impossibly far from their world—and absolutely at home in a chemsex haze.
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A byproduct of burning in cars, machinery, and a range of industrial processes, these particles contribute to haze on a still day.
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That's because we're enshrouded in an artificial haze of light that is blocking the night sky, a phenomenon scientists call light pollution.
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Silver patches and strands represent nitrogen dioxide emissions, a gas produced by combustion that contributes to acid rain, haze, and lung problems.
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Tankers appear out of the haze to suck up the crude oil and refined fuels that, these days, mostly power Asian economies.
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That's right: Queen Elizabeth basically spent an afternoon using her military-grade driving skills to haze the crown prince of Saudi Arabia.
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BioShock came out early in the life cycle of the previous generation of consoles, back in the distant haze of summer 2007.
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His plea to first-degree murder implies premeditation, countering the possibility that the murder was committed in a cold-medicine induced haze.
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This observation, detailed today in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, corroborates prior observations of transient haze over Occator crater.
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Serendipitously, this hypothesis seems to confirm direct observations of haze clouds over both Occator and Oxo craters made by the Dawn spacecraft.
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Atmospheric waves help shape our planet's atmosphere, and as they're partly responsible for the beautiful haze layers New Horizons discovered over Pluto.
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Kuwata uses a traditional Japanese pottery technique, ishi-haze—also known as stone explosion—where stones overheat in a kiln and rupture.
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But a glowy pink haze, orange carpet rolled over gravel, and distant earthy bass told me I was in the right place.
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It's to answer the tough questions everyone is already thinking, or else you just leave them there, hanging in an accusatory haze.
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Ophelia has brought Saharan dust and debris from forest fires in Portugal and Spain into the area, creating a dense orange haze.
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After my surgery, I wake inside the post-anesthetic haze where you don't know what time it is or where you are.
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That shift comes alongside growing awareness of climate issues — from the melting Arctic ice caps to Southeast Asia's trans-boundary haze pollution.
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The air quality limits are in earlier stages of being achieved than the haze rule, and are thus more vulnerable to withdrawal.
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A Harvard University study the same year linked the haze to over 100,000 premature deaths in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore during 2015.
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PM 23.2 is the mix of solid fragments and liquid droplets suspended in air that's sometimes visible to human eyes as haze.
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The haze model could be tested with observations from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, which is now scheduled to launch in 2019.
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For all the doomsayers, they need to wake up from their swampy haze and remember their promises when they campaigned against ObamaCare.
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At the doorway, as a haze of grenade smoke slowly dissipated away, we saw Simeon lying in a lake of bubbling blood.
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Eddie's teammates haze him out of an appearance at the Opening Ceremonies, while Jackman tears Eddie a new asshole for enjoying himself.
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Levinson learns how to use the disorienting haze of living in between rollercoaster drug trips and harsh sobriety to sharp, bracing effect.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo has increased government efforts to tackle the haze, with police doubling numbers of fire-related arrests this year.
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An opaque haze has blanketed the Indian capital for the last few days, prompting officials to restrict car use and shutter schools.
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A spectator was arrested at the American Century Celebrity Pro-Am in Lake Tahoe after touching Timberlake's face in a drunken haze.
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Take "715 CRΣΣKS," one of the album's best songs: Vernon's trademark falsetto comes through in a thick vocoder haze, deep and digital.
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"Star Roving" is an amiable cloud-rocker with a Britpop chord progression and Neil Halstead's vocals residing somewhere in the soothing haze.
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For the past couple of years, he's been in an off-kilter haze — a wry, happily narcotized comedian à la Steven Wright.
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Peatland fires across Indonesia in recent years have led to a massive haze of dangerous pollution across large parts of Southeast Asia.
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Trammell: Darlene has been using the Dolores Haze moniker since season 1, and it's how she is listed in Elliot's Signal contacts.
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Residents of the harbor city, which is ringed by large, dry areas of bushland, woke up to a smoky haze on Tuesday.
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During some types of weather conditions, it can bring a haze to Kailua-Kona, but it is not a significant health hazard.
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She described her medicated haze, how strange it was not to be pregnant anymore but also not to be holding her baby.
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But most of the correct points USA Today made about that issue were lost in a self-made haze of naked opportunism.
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I still spent plenty of days at work in a haze of Percocet and half-dulled pain, trying to fake being professional.
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As the marriage disintegrated in a haze of violence and "things we should've never seen," as Maliibu Miitch tells it, trouble followed.
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These include Sophia Saze of Brooklyn techno institution Dusk & Haze, Ric Leichtung of AdHoc, and several others who chose to remain anonymous.
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While most of us are still shaking off the haze from the holidays and struggling with resolutions, Naples-born producer and Snatch!
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As I stare through the broccoli (read: weed) haze at Knine's mesmerizing swegway moves, I ask how they hear their own sound.
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"It took me three minutes to roll this blunt," Snoop Dogg says in a haze of smoke for his recent Attn: video.
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Artists like Hot Chip, Trimbal, Angel Haze, Vondelpark and many others turn to Jackson to translate their songs into the visual realm.
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The sun's crimson eye can only peer through the haze, and yet, generosity and gratitude are just as thick in the atmosphere.
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This time around, Marcia Belsky will defend the honor of Cardi B against Rob Haze, who'll speak on behalf of Nicki Minaj.
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Zac Nicholson's images are soft as dust, but it's the haze of fusty rooms and the free-floating sexism of the time.
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"To be able to say that we were prehistoric, and we had Sherman Hemsley sing 'Purple Haze' was really astounding," said Jacobs.
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Malaysia said this week that Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad would write to Indonesia's leader to raise his concern about cross-border haze.
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In many places, for days on end the sky has been enveloped in haze, the sun reduced to a hot, distant penny.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Four days into a Wimbledon championship being played in unseasonable heat, the men's and women's draws are a shimmering haze.
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Mario Madera-Rodriguez, all service members who were living nearby, plotted to haze Melgar after tensions flared between them by June 2017.
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If you love staying up late but hate crawling through your mornings in a haze, here's how you can do it too.
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Stress had caused a haze of pink to cloud her eyes, a mild case of conjunctivitis that she tried hard to downplay.
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Rosetta and its ROSINA instrument, the Rosetta Orbiter Spectrometer for Ion and Neutral Analysis, detected phosphorus in a haze around the comet.
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Smaller landscapes like "Geinrust Farm in the Haze" (1906-7) rely on rapid, thick brushstrokes to suggest a world materializing at dawn.
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A domestic Twenty20 cricket match was called off in Canberra last month because of smoke haze and unhealthy conditions for the players.
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But Hong Kong officials are haunted by the possibility, and Sunday's bare-knuckled brawls ended in a haze of flashing ambulance lights.
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I don't think any Americans are nostalgic for burning rivers, haze you can't see through, exploding cars and cars with no seatbelts.
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Redder and longer wavelengths of light, such as near infrared, can show fiery hotspots on the ground through the haze and smoke.
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Now, photographs taken from space covering that same swath of land show a dull brown haze almost totally obscuring the land below.
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At a beach near Batemans Bay, two surfers rode big waves against a grim backdrop of burnt trees and thick gray haze.
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The commitments of the night before seemed, as they can in the haze of a hangover, a little sketchy the next morning.
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Charlotte County includes the Cape Haze Aquatic Preserve, the Gasparilla Sound-Charlotte Harbor Aquatic Preserve and the Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park.
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Mr. Trifonov eerily teased out certain striking notes, like the voice of some goblin trapped in a harmonic haze trying to emerge.
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Toward the end, the trumpeter's sighing articulations created the impression of a chorus emerging from the piece's thickest atmospheres of electronic haze.
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Laser weapons use a lot of energy and, at least for now, have a hard time breaking through dust, smoke, and haze.
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Even in "Haze and Fog," imaginative play is less a mode of criticism than it is a consequential result of mercurial change.
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The right's Pavlovian reaction to Ocasio-Cortez's budget-busting democratic socialism has trapped it in a comforting haze of commie-fighting nostalgia.
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Through the haze of scheming and months of posturing, dawdling and resistance, what has emerged is a snapshot of how the owners align.
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Researchers used a government definition of haze as times when air quality led to atmospheric visibility of less than 10 kilometers (193 miles).
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Elliott says there's only one thing he knows he won't have to spring for -- a rookie hazing dinner -- insisting the Cowboys don't haze.
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However, this multi-colored haze actually marks the site of two colliding galaxy clusters, forming a single object known as MACS J0416.1-0027.
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Your mind will feel way sharper, you'll finally move past the dreamy haze that enveloped your life while Mercury was retrograde in December.
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On top of lava, ash clouds and plumes of deadly laze (lava and haze), officials are also warning about vog, or volcanic smog.
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Growing up in the backwaters of Devon meant most kids aspirations were constructed by the low-slung cider induced haze of provincial life.
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