A heated steering wheel, heated armrests, and a heated center console are all also included in the upgrade.
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Finally, we'd spend $2290 on heated seats and a heated steering wheel.
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There's a heated steering wheel, as well as heated (and ventilated) seats.
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The cold weather package doesn't just include heated seats, but heated armrests too.
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When the weather heated up, the chip dust heated up too -- and burst into flames.
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Wirecutter's favorites are the Sunbeam Premium Quilted Heated Mattress Pad and Sunbeam Velvet Plush Heated Blanket.
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While heated blankets, heated slippers, heated everything is a given, there's more to making your home a desirable place to hole up in for months (or at least days) on end.
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Our Passport Elite also packed heated and cooled front seats, a heated steering wheel, heated rear seats, a wireless charging mat, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, remote start and Honda's premium audio system.
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Heated and ventilated front seats, 3.53-color ambient lighting and a heated steering wheel total up to $23.5,24.
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The top-end Limited model tested gets adaptive cruise control, heated and vented leather chairs, and a heated wheel.
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Enjoy the spa and thermal springs with naturally heated water, and an outdoor thermal pool that's heated in winter.
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Plastics leaching into the food, heated or even not heated, can lead to increased estrogen levels and endocrine-disrupting issues.
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Add $750 if you live in an area where heated seats and a heated steering wheel will serve you well.
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Because products that are heated–heated tobacco products like iQOS and others—have convinced consumers to switch to these products.
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I packed two articles of heated clothing sent to me for review by a company called Gyde Supply: a $2249.99 Torrid heated vest to wear under my snowboard jacket, and a pair of $24 S4 heated gloves.
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Heated leather seats, a heated steering wheel, a heads-up display, radar cruise control and blind-spot monitoring were all included.
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It has one pot for heated water and another pot that sits in the heated water to keep its contents warm.
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There's also a steam room, hot tub, heated towel holders, heated flowers, an expansive shower, fireplace, and a separate toilet for Travis.
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Scientists then measured the effects of raw, juiced, or heated apple; raw or heated lettuce; raw or juiced mint leaves; and green tea.
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If you live up north, grab the warmth and comfort package for the rapid-heat front seats, heated armrests and heated steering wheel.
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The wax is heated using a heated coil, instead of a flame, which delivers a cleaner and more pure form of extracting THC.
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GUILFOYLE: We&aposre going to agree to disagree on that, because a little-bit heated there, but a little-bit heated over here.
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It also has ample space for luggage, heated and cooled cupholders, heated seats, front and rear infotainment screens, and an optional roof box.
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A Kentucky couple got into a heated debate over Hilary Duff ... so heated the husband claims his wife chomped down on his face.
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Using a combination of warm water, hair dyers, heated towels, and a heated kennel, they were able to save Fluffy's life, according to CNN.
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Sable Queen Size Electric Heated Mattress Pad Top your bed with this Sable Electric Heated Mattress Pad for your best night's sleep in years.
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It's a heated conversation that didn't have to be heated, but it got there, because they're both passionate about their positions, and also one another.
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Understand that it's stuffed with features and technology like heated and vented seats, heated steering wheel, a panoramic glass roof and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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The Guardian Program passed despite heated political opposition The Guardian Bill was passed in May 2019 despite heated opposition by Democratic politicians and gun control groups.
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Luckily, a team known for their heated jackets has amped up their line with a hardcore, all-terrain heated jacket on Kickstarter: say hello to Ravean's Rugged.
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People lit their houses with candles and whale oil, and heated them with wood or coal-burning stoves that kept homes unevenly heated and smelling of smoke.
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My $45,290 tester came with radar cruise control, lane keeping, 360-degree cameras, panoramic sunroof, heated and cooled seats, a power sun shade and a heated steering wheel.
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I nosed around Ford's site and, for about $15,000 less, put together a comfortable XLT package with heated leather seats, heated steering wheel, navigation, and kick-to-open tailgate.
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Gamegie Rechargeable Heated Insole Socks — Not being able to feel your piggies is the worst, but these well-reviewed rechargeable socks with heated insoles are here to save the day.
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Using Aldi's version, at least, plastic tubing is fed through a moving, heated nib, and slowly melts as it works its way through the hole and onto another heated surface.
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The car also has memory foam heated seats, an 11-speaker sound system and a total of eight cup holders — four of which are heated while the others are cooling.
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What an artificially heated forest in New Hampshire tells us about climate change What an artificially heated forest in New Hampshire tells us about climate change This segment originally aired Oct.
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The issue of reparations for the descendants for people enslaved in America has heated up recently -- just last week, there was a heated hearing about reparations at the House of Representatives.
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That argument has been a heated one — until now.
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The spokesman chided the veteran reporter's body language during a heated response to a question about Russia during Tuesday's briefing, which was broadcast live on cable television and provoked a heated debate.
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Drivers will also find on the panel buttons for the electronic parking brake, heated and ventilated seats, heated steering wheel, drive mode selector, parking sensors and the Niro's braking "Auto Hold" function.
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Customers for the Silverado — like those for competing Ford and Ram trucks — also can order plenty of creature comforts, such as heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheels and the latest infotainment technology.
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Step away when it gets too heated Stern says that If you feel agitated -- your heart is racing, and you're getting heated -- agree to stop talking about the issue until you calm down.
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Heated calls Individual airlines often had security or IT officials on the calls to explain technical issues as needed, but the calls got so heated at times that airline representatives themselves piped up.
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And that's why the legal battle has been so heated.
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This heated interview is an exclusive for CNBC PRO subscribers.
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Turn the pasta onto a heated platter and serve immediately.
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But I can get heated, and I can get angry.
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Since its inception, the ACA has generated heated political debate.
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The candidates got heated about the current administration's immigration policies.
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They got into a heated argument on the way home.
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Inside, however, there are continuously heated rooms, including a gym.
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But most importantly, as on heated fan put it: Seriously.
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"This whole thing has heated up so much," he said.
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Yelp is notorious for compiling heated reviews of disgruntled patrons.
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It's likely the outbreak was spread by improperly heated food.
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It is certainly going to be a very heated battle.
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Portable toilets are being swapped out for heated, composting commodes.
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But the media pressed on, and Spicer grew increasingly heated.
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Like the initial decision, Kolpakov's resignation ignited a heated debate.
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After three days of heated debate the bill survived intact.
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He engaged in a heated Twitter fight with Massachusetts Sen.
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But things could get more heated as the midterms approach.
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That's the heated razor, but what about those free gifts?
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These controversies have only heated up in the Trump era.
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A heated exchange followed, made worse by the language barrier.
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Mr. Fogle's rummaging through the past gets him heated up.
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And this dispute has only heated up in the primaries.
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The Aggies scored four straight points before Brown heated up.
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The oil heated very quickly and stayed a consistent temperature.
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When the air is heated, it makes the balloon rise.
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Bake until heated through and lightly browned, about 20 minutes.
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The discussion grew heated, with Duca pushing back against Carlson.
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The gel is heated by zapping it with a laser.
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The pair are in a heated custody battle over Rocco.
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I have an electric blanket and a heated mattress pad.
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Since then heated talk about immigration has only become hotter.
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It is waxy when heated and solid at room temperature.
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And sure enough, as summer heated up, the slime came.
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Last night's rice heated through with butter and soy sauce?
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There's also a balcony that overlooks a heated outdoor pool.
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As the planet heated up, its vast glaciers fell back.
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They're also not invulnerable: they'll degrade during a heated fight.
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After all, the musical race heated up again this year.
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It turned out work is a heated topic for him.
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Carson did find himself in one heated exchange with Sen.
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It also has heated seat, deodorizer and warm water sprays.
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CBS News moderated the heated exchange in Greenville, South Carolina.
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S. trade tussle engaged in another round of heated exchanges.
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" Conway retorted during the heated interview on CNN's "New Day.
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Unsurprisingly, it has drawn heated opposition from the aforementioned NIMBYs.
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The argument gets especially heated when it comes to pharmaceuticals.
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Deal activity in the Canadian market has also heated up.
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Young heated up and scored 12 in the third quarter.
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Luke Messer and Todd Rokita in a heated primary battle.
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Throughout the movie, there are stirring proclamations and heated encounters.
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Heated and passionate debate is essential to a thriving republic.
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Read more: GIs face heated process when naming their tanks
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Even at [the reunion episode], we get heated about it.
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The elders are asking those without heated structures to leave.
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The primary schedule includes heated battles in Arizona and Mississippi.
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One I remember was about evolution, which got very heated.
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Some of the most heated rhetoric has come from home.
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Their passion for one another spilled over into heated arguments.
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Though the conversation may get heated, watch your own behavior.
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The race between the two has heated up since then.
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The worry has been that it hasn't heated up enough.
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Grayson and Murphy are in a heated primary for Sen.
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Arrowroot works as a pie thickener when it is heated.
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This row also has heated seats and dual climate zones.
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Bottom lineIn short, the GilletteLabs Heated Razor is no gimmick.
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Heated and ventilated massaging seats also come with the car.
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Van Hollen and Edwards are in a heated primary battle.
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Outside is a heated saltwater pool and expansive lounge space.
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Tech companies are in heated competition for the education market.
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It doesn't necessarily have to be a heated political move.
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But damn if Stephen A. didn't get heated about it.
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That has so far remained limited, despite the heated rhetoric.
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The incident has spurred a heated discussion over encryption standards.
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The driveway that leads to the house is partially heated.
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Eventually, though, the oil, pan, and burger all heated up.
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The luxurious heated pool and jacuzzi are perfect for entertaining.
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It was heated, and it was not what I wanted.
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As the dispute heated up, the police detained Mr. Yasin.
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The outdoor space includes a heated pool with a slide.
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But there can be misunderstandings, and discussions can get heated.
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Heated online debates rage between Frank fans and Frank haters.
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Elsewhere in Australia, the fight for toilet paper got heated.
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We had several meetings, and things got a little heated.
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Competition to win city and state contracts has been heated.
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And as unrest intensifies, Beijing's tone is becoming increasingly heated.
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Andrew Cuomo announced in a heated press conference earlier Tuesday.
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This heated environment leads to unnatural compromises, particularly for journalists.
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They even exchanged heated phone calls last year about it.
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A sudden breakthrough is possible even in such heated negotiations.
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The rhetoric will be heated, but it must not enflame.
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Once it had heated, Robert popped a frozen pizza in.
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He said disputes over property lines can get pretty heated.
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One involved injecting heated tobacco juice into the suffering patient.
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While BYU heated up down the stretch, UCLA went cold.
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"Richard Jewell" has sparked a heated battle between Warner Bros.
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It used to get a little heated in those meetings.
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As the Aggies cooled down, the host Aztecs heated up.
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The sergeant and the private exchanged heated words, then blows.
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Heated yoga, particularly in the winter months, can be addictive.
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Heated yoga, particularly in the winter months, can be addictive.
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We are in the midst of a heated global competition.
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In a heated exchange on Tuesday night with Democratic Rep.
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Denver struggled all night to hit shots but heated up.
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Of these features, the heated seat is a real standout.
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The argument grew heated and ugly, as Jeff dug in.
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Her remarks touched off a heated debate on social media.
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The kicking competition for both teams heated up on Friday.
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"There's a few (distributors) that have heated trucks," he says.
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These oils can be dangerous to inhale, especially when heated.
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As the planet has heated, Arctic sea ice has declined.
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Or would it be prohibitively expensive to keep it heated?
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The media often revolves around emotion, controversies, and heated discussions.
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Her character quickly became a part of the heated conversation.
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She took heated stones from the fire and burned me.
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I hear there is a heated new focus on immigration.
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Trump got into a heated exchange with Univison's Jorge Ramos.
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Did the discourse get as heated as the Texas weather?
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One, because I heated it up before I went up.
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Homes in this paradise would be heated by decarbonised electricity.
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Kristal confronted her friend about it, and it grew heated.
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In perhaps the most heated moment of the hearing, Sen.
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You learn from one another, you get heated and angry.
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The heated pool has a patio with an outdoor kitchen.
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The cabins are only heated a few hours a day.
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So here's how things got more heated in recent days.
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They get me heated; make me feel small and stupid.
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Coverage of China's announcement has been a little, uh, heated.
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Confirmation hearings: What to watch this week Heated moment A heated moment unfolded when a Trump-supporting small business owner pressed Sanders on what he said were a raft of burdensome Obama administration regulations.
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A heated exchange: The exchange between Warren and Esper quickly grew heated, with Warren questioning him on at least $85003 million in deferred payments from Raytheon which he is set to receive after 2022.
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Contest often has been heated Friday's incident was the latest in a number involving property associated with both Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton during an often heated race for the White House.
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The Chaheati Heated Chair has recently gone viral thanks to its so-simple-it's-brilliant concept: a heated folding chair that'll keep you warm as you tailgate, camp, fish, or take in a sports game.
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It got pretty heated as Moicano forced more and more trades.
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While the split has become heated, that wasn't always the case.
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"I think she had a moment of heated anger," Foley said.
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C., were seen in a heated confrontation on the House floor.
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While the negotiations were heated, Frankel and Herjavec hug it out.
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Avoid slipping and sliding on your doorstep with this heated mat.
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Forget the red and blue, the heated tempers and rising rhetoric.
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GUTFELD: I&aposm going to get more heated and passionate shortly.
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France is in the midst of a heated national election campaign.
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Bake until heated through and browned on top, about 30 minutes.
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Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton clashed in a heated presidential primary.
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Protests in Minnesota over Castile's death became heated on Saturday night.
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On Tuesday, it seemed like the heated situation was cooling off.
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The water, while heated at the top, is cold deeper down.
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Now, with heated elections and patriotism, sales are on the mend.
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The geometric wood floor is heated, and features electrical outlets throughout.
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Things are getting heated in the America's Next Top Model household.
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But they heated up again this week ahead of Tuesday's announcement.
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The mezzanine features multiple televisions and a heated, open-air porch.
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Little said about the second video, which showed a heated argument.
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Domestically, the reaction was also heated, but for a different reason.
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The battle is heated, but the end result sure is delicious.
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Like everything else in emojiland, flags invite heated discussions about inclusion.
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The heated debate had prompted calls for Kuczynski to dissolve Congress.
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Local meetings in Cary are held in Ms. Cassidy's heated garage.
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The big picture: In a heated exchange with Democratic leaders Rep.
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Competition in Europe's food delivery market is getting even more heated.
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Sarandon's political leanings have previously been the subject of heated debate.
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We often end up in heated debates about which is better.
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But things quickly got heated when Abraham's sobriety came into question.
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I pre-heated the pan (with drippings) before adding the batter.
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Outside there is a heated swimming pool and a hot tub.
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The second was to soothe an increasingly heated row about trade.
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The show takes a strong stance on some politically heated topic?
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Below are five things we learned from the heated special. 1.
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That point was driven home by a heated speech from Rep.
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This liquid is heated into an aerosol that users then smoke.
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According to Stark, the discussion grew heated and he used profanity.
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"It's much more simple than the heated language suggests," he said.
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You'll also find comfortable, heated and cooled seats and adaptive suspension.
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The listing includes a heated saltwater pool in the terraced backyard.
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In fact, the whole ordeal even sparked a few heated debates.
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The discovery strengthens the case for a geothermally-heated, subsurface ocean.
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This has been the cause of massive, heated arguments for decades.
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It will be a heated summer, that we have to expect.
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And prepare for some heated Twitter debates about the new tool.
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In the footage, you can see a heated Porter in cuffs.
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The credit card system was working, the touch-screen heated up.
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Heated questions were also posed about North Korea, NATO and Iran.
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Mr Erdogan's war of words with Vladimir Putin is dangerously heated.
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Sometimes, meeting the other Excel 2016 competitors could get pretty heated.
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The party's own members provoked some of the most heated spats.
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After a brief and heated discussion Trump hangs up the phone.
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During the day, there are homes heated when nobody is there.
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Private ethics debates turned heated and even escalated into intramural hacking.
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Heated emails flew back and forth between Switzerland and Menlo Park.
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Following her heated Twitter war with President Trump Tuesday morning, Sen.
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Then, she heated up a griddle and made some chocolate pancakes.
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"It appeared that the judge was very heated," the source said.
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Kefir also is created at room temperature, whereas yogurts are heated.
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Even when we have heated debates, I certainly wouldn't punch them.
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After a heated Twitter debate and diss tracks by both B.o.
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As this residue was heated up, it released even more chemicals.
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Erdogan's heated rhetoric last night suggested this was a real possibility.
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A good, heated, and very competitive primary is where we are.
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In March 2015, the booster was heated to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"There are arguments in the cabinet, sometimes heated arguments," he said.
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But in all the heated ethical grandstanding one thing is missing.
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The eventual ruling will reverberate during an already heated presidential election.
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The home's outdoor pool, about 36 by 16 feet, is heated.
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We sit down, and she pours tea from a heated teapot.
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Using thermoluminescence detectors, scientists could establish when an artifact was heated.
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Clinton squared with an environmental activist in a heated exchange Thursday.
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The heated exchange was the result of mounting tensions, Arvizu said.
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The liquid is heated into an aerosol that the user inhales.
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Things are getting heated on this week's Jersey Shore Family Vacation.
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Flynn Jr. has remained defiant as the investigation has heated up.
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The video below captures the most heated moment of the exchange.
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Heated steering wheels are not available on the Tesla Model 3
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Last week, McConnell got into a heated exchange with moderate Sen.
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It gets heated to order and mixed with the ramen base.
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That leaves political observers saying the heated race is anyone's game.
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At $29,990 as tested, the Lusso model has heated leather seats.
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Heated arguments broke out between passengers and demonstrators (The Washington Post).
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But in an atmosphere heated by looming state elections on Sept.
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Tensions and finger-pointing among the parties has sometimes grown heated.
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Same goes for the BlenderBottle and the heated ice cream scooper.
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In the winter, it's heated and turned into a giant Jacuzzi.
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Both sides agree that the men got into a heated altercation.
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The entire loft is heated and cooled through a geothermal system.
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Debates over Confederate monuments have become extremely heated in recent years.
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Chocolate is solid until heated, when it melts deliciously into liquid.
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They were lovers, had some very heated, aggressive anti-Trump texts.
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But it&aposs a little -- things are pretty heated out there.
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LDP lawmakers signed off on the bill after heated party debate.
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Want the ultimate proof that heated rivals can become total bros??
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THC, the main psychoactive ingredient, bonds to fat molecules when heated.
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I mean, shouldn't we have heated sidewalks and roads by now?
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" Hoppe says that heated debate among HIV advocates is "totally understandable.
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But it's not just Trump's rhetoric that has de Vega heated.
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Having a heated argument while discussing the presidential elections with friends?
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Pressure on Exxon over climate change has heated up this year.
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Interest in agritech in India has heated up in recent years.
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Add the lobster and cook until heated through, about 3 minutes.
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And the current heated rhetoric around immigration hasn't helped the problem.
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Allow noodles to simmer until heated through, 2 to 3 minutes.
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The home boasts a wraparound cedar deck and a heated pool.
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There are also likely to be heated arguments over the confession.
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Along with that, the rhetoric has become more and more heated.
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Among the more modern property amenities are heated helicopter pads.00
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He wants badly to buy one with heated seats for Sarah.
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The showers aren't cold, per se, nor is the water heated.
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His son had not told him about their heated custody battle.
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The couple's Costco toilet has a heated seat, among other embellishments.
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The weapons, heated by arcs of electricity, dissolve inside the furnace.
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Today, roughly half of Oregon's buildings are heated by natural gas.
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Apple's standoff with the feds is growing more heated each day.
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"It was a heated time in the city," explained the artist.
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The master bath features heated floors and a separate soaking tub.
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In the kitchen, a wood fire heated beans in blackened pots.
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Harris's question immediately followed a heated exchange between Biden and Sen.
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There's these heated debates and people storm out and all stuff.
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There's also a surprisingly heated governor's primary contest in South Dakota.
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Skiers will crowd into the heated start houses to keep loose.
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Ted Cruz is in a heated race against Democratic challenger Rep.
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It got a little heated between protesters — people blaming each other.
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Jimmy Choo recently unveiled a heated lace-up urban hiking boot.
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Renewed campaigning is growing even more heated as voting day approaches.
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The heated infinity saltwater pool has tiled lounges and a spa.
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"It got quite active and a little heated," Ms. Abrahamson said.
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Heated conversations around the price of gold filled the museum courtyard.
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Even amid today's heated, partisan rhetoric, the parties seem largely irrelevant.
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It heated marijuana flower until the THC baked off as vapor.
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Instead, heated blankets were provided to patients to keep them warm.
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The president's decision to join the fray only heated things up.
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It's unclear who was there first, but regardless ... it got heated.
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The ambient air is Newark's, but filtered, ventilated, heated, and cooled.
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And that was before the presidential campaign heated up last year.
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Grayson is locked in a heated Democratic primary battle against Rep.
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The Pirates maintained a double-digit lead until Morgan heated up.
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Pascrell gets heated over disaster relief amendment 12:15 p.m. Rep.
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During that meeting, he got into a heated exchange with Sen.
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There are three sleek pools at Setai all heated year-round.
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Inside, a heated debate ensued, and some scheduled speakers walked out.
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A closed-door briefing Wednesday became heated when Hawaii Democrat Sen.
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It spurred heated competition over fuel efficiency even among conventional vehicles.
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But the rhetoric was even more heated on the other side.
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Imagine all the things I've seen and heated in that time.
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This is where the story becomes heated, then claustrophobic, then explosive.
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Out on Sedgwick Avenue, neighbors discussed her death in heated tones.
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The Trump administration did not respond, beyond heated rhetoric and threats.
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The pellets are heated, then drawn into soft filaments of plastic.
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But if heated beyond 450 degrees, propylene glycol turns into formaldehyde.
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That heated up this year after reports the two were dating.
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It also prompted a heated back and forth, with Democratic Rep.
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If we are not careful, things can get heated real quick!
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The travel rewards card game has heated up in recent years.
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But his exchanges with constituents on healthcare got the most heated.
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Duncan said deliberations were heated, evening bringing some jurors to tears.
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Yet there remains a heated debate about how to improve growth.
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The ruling comes amid a heated election-year debate over immigration.
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But in a heated Oval Office meeting, Trump savaged the deal.
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The rivalry in the food-delivery market heated up with Takeaway.
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Mole freezes well, or dip heated corn tortillas in to serve.
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On Soccer There was no unseemly argument, no heated, agonized debate.
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"The primaries get heated," a GOP source close to Ortagus said.
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The most heated arguments about corporate power, however, concern tech giants.
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The two companies have been in a heated war of words.
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That heated up this year after reports the pair were dating.
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Injuries from radiators usually occur from contact with the heated metal.
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In one of the more heated moments of the day, Rep.
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Is the crossfire a precursor to a heated debate Nov. 20?
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Many of these chemicals turn carcinogenic when heated to high temperatures.
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The mood is simultaneously anonymous and tense; it's heated, yet cool.
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During the extra hour of flight, the sun heated the air.
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Save on this heated massager and ease some of the tension.
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The master bath has a heated floor and a steam shower.
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The two engaged in heated battles over Mr. Trump's development projects.
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Both shootings triggered large protests and heated calls for gun reform.
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The United States is entering a heated political season ahead Nov.
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The discussion became ill-tempered and heated; Jones eventually walked out.
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Over medium heat, stir continuously until the sauce is heated through.
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It's unclear what the beef was about, but it got heated.
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Those are the people that you get into heated debates with.
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This is particularly likely to happen at heated events like protests.
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The heated environment even saw opposition MPs screaming "shame!" at May.
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He could only watch, sitting on a heated bench and snuggled under a heated blanket, as the rookie drafted to learn from him led his team to one of the most thrilling victories of the season.
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After recreating the latte with their own espresso and milk, the team created a simulated coffee drink, injecting heated, dyed freshwater into heated, denser saltwater to test the scientific parameters that make this spontaneous layering possible.
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My $34,430 Tucson Limited AWD came with heated and cooled front seats, heated rear seats, parking sensors, a premium audio system, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, a mega-panoramic sunroof, lane departure warning and automatic emergency braking.
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Standard features on the Sport Hybrid will include heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear seats and steering wheel, a Krell audio system, an around-view camera system, parking sensors, LED fog lights, and remote starting.
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After the competing drivers allegedly got in a heated argument, they jumped in their machines to duke it out in a heated battle, while cars fled the scene in what can only be assumed is absolute terror.
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Finally, those pellets are heated to create what's called quicklime, a substance that, if heated to even higher temperatures, will produce a stream of pure CO2 that can be used to make synthetic fuel, among other things.
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But why exactly are YouTubers so heated over this seemingly minor lawsuit?
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Across the pond, the view of palm oil is far less heated.
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Steam rose off the hot tubs, heated by Iceland's vast geothermal network.
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The killing led to heated protests and divided the city of Charlotte.
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In the quarter, heated tobacco grew in European markets, particularly in Russia.
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Canada's Kylie Masse and China's Fu Yuanhui dead heated for the bronze.
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GUTFELD: Well, I think it&aposs just going to get more heated.
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SCHAPPERT: I think it&aposs going to continue to get heated, Greg.
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The heated negotiations between Trump, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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But east-west friction has heated up in the past two years.
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Here's a brief history of how things between them got so heated.
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But there's been a lot to recap beyond the heated election cycle.
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Democrats accused both nominees of withholding crucial information after heated confirmation hearings.
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Omar won a heated primary in Minnesota, beating out six other candidates.
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Their heated rivalry constituted the main competitive story line of the weekend.
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But the longer Aquila flew, the more the Yuma desert heated up.
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The side mirrors aren't powered or heated, and there's no auto dimming.
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Alright now it's getting real heated at the Trump rally pic.twitter.com/vTBCdZL0sY
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Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, got into a heated argument with Democratic Rep.
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The metal is heated by a small electric current and expands outward.
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Diversity at the leadership level is a bit of a heated subject.
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Pick up some useful talking points for any heated holiday dinner conversation.
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Heated fights over intellectual property are nothing new in promising technology markets.
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The back-and-forth led to a heated exchange between Democratic Rep.
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The cat shelter is heated and also offers cats food and water.
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These would show various things like heated seat controls, radio volume, etc.
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Patrick, so it's understandable that this final Splatfest got notably more heated.
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Aso also noted this his exchange with Lew had not been heated.
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The repeal of net neutrality has long been a heated political issue.
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In several countries, the most heated debates around positive discrimination concern education.
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Cook over medium high, stirring occasionally, until heated through, about 1 minute.
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Fry on each until they are golden brown and heated through. 4.
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Heated seats and a 110-volt outlet make life easier for passengers.
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This summer has been so heated: Will you cool down this August?
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But even as rhetoric gets heated, military escalation isn't expected—for now.
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The coral remained in the heated tank for up to eight days.
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You can't cremate a person unless the chamber's heated to 1500 degrees.
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"We are conducting a struggle for democracy," Imamoglu said during heated exchanges.
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Political debate around Australia's hardline asylum seeker policy has been heated recently.
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Toss the tenderloin in the heated oven and begin cleaning the kitchen.
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Then the trade war between the world's two largest economies heated up.
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Things got so heated that Amara, understandably, walked out on the session.
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The robotics automation space has heated up quite a bit in 2019.
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That escaping particle becomes the Hawking radiation, heated up by its escape.
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American officials intervened, which prompted a heated exchange with the Chinese delegate.
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Things are getting heated on Keeping Up with the Kardashians this week.
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Amid all the heated issues, there is at least one bright spot.
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First Han gets coated in plaster and then heated until he vaporizes.
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Recently, the Refinery29 beauty team got into a heated debate over shaving.
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Nevada lost at home to its heated in-state rival on Feb.
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And last night, the candidates battled it out in a heated debate.
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But shipments of the company's heated tobacco devices, called IQOS, are soaring.
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Intex Pure Spa 4-Person Home Inflatable Portable Heated Bubble Hot Tub
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AFTER MONTHS of heated campaigning, Israeli voters decided to change very little.
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The race gets more heated when it comes to best television series.
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Why this particular workshop was worth getting so heated about remains unclear.
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She says the restaurant manager came out and a heated argument ensued.
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Then there are tektites, small, glassy spheres of compressed and heated rock.
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Heated tobacco shipment volume fell 23 percent to 12.17 billion units overall.
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But we hear that things heated up when the sun went down.
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Yes, the debate over DeVos' nomination was, to say the least, heated.
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The debate was heated, but the court finally ruled in his favor.
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It's possible these communities just naturally foster heated debate among different subreddits.
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That will be fodder for heated attacks and even wayward campaign promises.
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One USB charge gives you up to six hours of heated bliss.
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Rhetoric along these lines got particularly heated during the recent DNC meeting.
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James Mattis as his secretary of Defense heated up on Monday. Rep.
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There are other drinks that come part and parcel with heated debate.
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In a particularly heated exchange at a hearing last week, Democratic Sen.
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The regulator held a heated industry roundtable on the topic in October.
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Issues at home and with your family are also heated this season.
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He gets heated and starts a chant that everyone needs to fight.
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The vapor passes through the dry material but it is not heated.
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The next morning, Adam heated up 13 more sliders and finished, too.
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Could you ever imagine yourself in a heated argument with a chatbot?
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Motherboard: We're in the middle of a very heated debate at Motherboard.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) predicted Friday that the hearings will be heated.
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Several police vehicles were blocked amid heated scenes, according to Reuters witnesses.
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The heated exchange was the courtroom drama many had been waiting for.
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But Kammenos's comments triggered heated debate, even within Tsipras' leftist Syriza party.
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We should all be so articulate and well-reasoned when we're heated.
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It also leads to the heated debate over compensation for college players.
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Smoko is now selling a pair of heated slippers shaped like dumplings.
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All the bathrooms have radiant heated floors; there is exposed wood throughout.
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And no confirmation vote is a guarantee in a heated election year.
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China and the U.S., meanwhile, remain locked in a heated trade dispute.
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The heated moment led to the White House revoking Acosta's press pass.
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Abrams and Democrats claimed widespread irregularities in Georgia's heated 2018 gubernatorial race.
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Amangani's standout feature is its heated, 377-square-foot outdoor infinity pool.
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The seats have heated and cooled massages and they're almost infinitely adjustable.
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They made his heart beat faster, heated the blood in his veins.
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Then the gas was heated, causing its core chemical compounds to separate.
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Winter, a former banker and stickler for detail, recalled numerous heated debates.
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Talk of impeachment has heated up in recent weeks, especially following Rep.
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A routine meeting of liberal Democrats grew heated on Wednesday when Rep.
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The third bedroom opens to the heated lap pool and hot tub.
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Kamala Harris issued the first heated attack of the night, excoriating Rep.
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The two companies engaged in a heated exchange of letters and statements.
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The basement measures about 231,2000 square feet, heated and used for storage.
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The upper and the sole are then heated in a little tunnel.
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Outside is a 100-foot boat dock and a saltwater heated pool.
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The resulting steam heated the air inside to well over 100 degrees.
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The researchers heated it and added tiny particles to the shoes' soles.
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Lawmakers are gearing up for a heated battle over U.S.-Saudi relations.
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On the season premiere of ABC's "Shark Tank, " two sharks got heated.
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During a heated campaign, candidates often make controversial statements to get attention.
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Once ready to serve, ladle sauce into a pan heated over low.
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It gets heated right around the 1 min mark of the video.
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It was the most heated exchange in an already tense confirmation hearing.
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However, watch out for unexpected, heated emotions that flare up this evening.
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Stir in the asparagus and cook until heated through, about 1 minute.
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Cover, and cook until shrimp is heated through, 3 to 4 minutes.
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CNBC: Some of Salesforce's rhetoric has been pretty heated about Microsoft lately.
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Then other samples were heated to 320 degrees Fahrenheit to sterilize them.
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And there's a 20-foot heated outdoor pool with 360-degree views.
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These developments followed heated disputes between Disney and its chief streaming rivals.
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"We are conducting a struggle for democracy," he said during heated exchanges.
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The discussion is pretty heated, and every year it becomes more intense.
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The attack came amid a heated campaign for an April 9 election.
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Those spaces would need to be cooled and heated, releasing further emissions.
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For classes, the studio will be heated to 85 to 95 degrees.
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Aventer remained seated, but started crying during a heated convo with officers.
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It got heated enough that a Milwaukee County Sheriff's deputy got involved.
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Carbon-fiber composites are wrapped around the tool, then heated and squeezed.
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The incident that has sparked a heated debate about civility in politics.
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"The Trump years make everything more heated and more intense," McCain said.
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The fight over the agency has heated up in the election year.
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They're heated and cooled up front, eight-way-adjustable, and mostly comfy.
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It has a heated seat, warm air dryer, nozzle oscillation, and deodorizer.
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Here's a rundown of 11 heated exchanges with lawmakers and President Trump.
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After another heated back and forth, Huger eventually said she was sorry.
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Add the hot dogs and cook until heated through, about 5 minutes.
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Water stored in a vessel is heated to reach a predetermined pressure.
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But they worry about how heated, and how public, it might get.
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Locker rooms have heated loungers, herbal steam rooms, and Himalayan salt saunas.
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Mr. Pompeo first dismissed the question as "bizarre" and then grew heated.
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It's also a serious warning sign that things are getting too heated.
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Once heated, each individual piece pulls apart perfectly, the cheese completely melted.
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It's inappropriate," she said during a heated interview on CNN's "New Day.
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" The heated talk show host added: "It's not too soon for us.
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Any association with the gun industry is becoming a heated topic again.
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The goats are also separated by size and kept in heated pens.
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Trump's supporters argue the criticism of his ground game is over heated.
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The Carpetbagger In two heated screenplay races, potential Oscar front-runners emerge.
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But their conversation didn't get any more heated than that last night.
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McDonald responded to the heated reaction with a blog post on Medium.
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The fungicide myclobutanil, for example, can transform into hydrogen cyanide when heated.
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I love the heated seat even more than I love the bidet.
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Heated discussions about cultural appropriation are not, of course, limited to food.
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Heated seats and a power port are not offered for rear passengers.
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After the heated arguments and feuding, final decisions would eventually get made.
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The outdoor areas are partially covered by heated steel and glass canopies.
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During the meeting, McNabb ended up in a heated exchange with Boyce.
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Proxy advisers are often caught in the middle of heated board fights.
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It's not the first time things have gotten heated between the pair.
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There's no power port or heated cushion option to pamper them, though.
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The increasingly heated gamesmanship has appeared to cool in recent weeks, however.
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The trade war between the U.S. and China heated up this week.
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We do get heated and a bit argumentative and raise our voices.
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Mr. Bragen's heated outburst during an ostensibly friendly match was its inspiration.
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As the argument grew heated, all three stepped out of their cars.
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The two started dating back in September and things heated up quick.
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But Tuesday Group meetings have been heated since MacArthur made his move.
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"The second problem is the content competition has heated up," said Bapis.
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We broke the story ... Cassie dumped Diddy and a heated argument ensued.
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All of that has sparked a heated progressive movement in the state.
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" During one particularly heated exchange last night, Clinton called Trump "Putin's puppet.
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That was the opening chord of a heated evening at the museum.
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"I've got to tell you, the heated jacket works wonders," he said.
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But then with the ADT suit settled, talks with Amazon heated up.
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Bercow sparks a heated debate Bercow's extraordinary snub drew a swift reaction.
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My tester had rear-seat entertainment, a Bose stereo, heated and cooled front seats, heated second-row seats, automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams, a surround-view camera and the aforementioned surplus of moon roofs.
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" Scarborough said the heated rhetoric has been "driven in part" by social media, heated cable news, fake news and hate mongers "who actually make money and become fabulously wealthy creating conspiracy theories that paint the other side as evil.
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Germany and Turkey are in a heated standoff that neither country can afford Germany and Turkey are in a heated standoff that neither country can afford This segment originally aired March 14, 0003, on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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The consultation was delayed repeatedly, raising the temperature in an already heated environment.
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The red glow to the right is dust heated by the stars' radiation.
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Stir in the fish cakes, Spam, and scallions and cook until heated through.
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And that's precisely why Bachelor viewers in Little Rock, AR, are heated today.
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But Sanders's "I'm talking" retort might have been the most heated moment yet.
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Are there heated debates about French politics over plates of Brie and cornichons?
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And risks to Japan's outlook abound, not least from a heated China-U.
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Update, June 20th, 4:50am: The debate on Wikipedia has really heated up.
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Once heated, place warm chia pudding in a bowl and top with apples.
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"Things get a little heated there in the OB ultrasound room," Rachel describes.
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This is obviously getting heated, and we're sure to have a good time.
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After at times heated political maneuvering, the United States opted for the later.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith, who faces a heated runoff election against Democrat Mike Espy.
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" Obama touched on the heated immigration debate, and acknowledged that "natural borders matter.
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A few discussions did get heated, though, including an ongoing Scott Brothers battle.
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Tensions between the two countries have only grown more heated in recent days.
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In last night's debate Klobuchar joined her opponents in heated exchanges with Buttigieg.
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If you're interested in the heated razor, this is the time to buy.
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Think twice before you fire off a heated email or a racy Snapchat.
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But following a heated exchange, the "right time" appeared to be far off.
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Thermogear Rechargeable Heated Scarf — Scarves may be old news, but electric scarves aren't.
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Next, the struts were heated to 65 degrees Celsius, or 149 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"You're a f—ing bitch," Edmonds screams at her in one heated scene.
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Too much energy on a heated track will cause the track to buckle.
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Reduce the heat to medium and cook until heated through, about 8 minutes.
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You got into a heated political debate with a bunch of baby boomers.
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And to keep the pair feeling extra toasty, the floors are also heated.
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After heated debate, the Knesset passed the law by 46 votes to 28.
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Well, an officer's split-second decision-making during a heated moment is not.
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Despite a lot of heated rhetoric, his foreign policy has been more realistic.
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This isn't to say that Front Porch Forum is free from heated discussions.
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We know from last season that Mary Jane and Lee have heated fights.
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It's clear Luenell's still heated over Darden's role in O.J.'s murder trial.
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Eventually, they get into a heated disagreement, and naturally, things go very awry.
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And it's a gorgeous display, rendering images as complex as heated glass realistically.
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So when mmDust cordially rejected that approach during his panel, viewers got heated.
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But just as quickly as the flames heated up, they were put out.
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You had a very heated exchange with Jay after the votes were revealed.
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The issue of gay rights consistently sparks heated debate at the United Nations.
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Things are about to get very heated on Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars.
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To activate the THC, the oil must be heated at a certain temperature.
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It's primary day in Wisconsin, and the Republican race is a bit heated.
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Beto O'Rourke after a heated exchange on whether the U.S. should decriminalize immigration.
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Yet here they are, deciding our fates in 2016's heated presidential campaign.
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Heated arguments could spur you to say — or do — something you might regret.
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The former couple had been embroiled in a heated divorce and custody battle.
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"Fake news" was a heated point of discussion after last year's presidential election.
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Water that is flash-heated into steam builds up below and eventually — kablooey!
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It got a bit heated which is not surprising given the characters involved.
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The conversations following the publication of this account have been heated and uncomfortable.
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These massive autoclaves will bake the carbon fiber wings with super-heated pressure.
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One such heated conversation is playing out between Amber Tamblyn and Rose McGowan.
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As if the dead are nothing A day later, the heated debate continued.
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The Cologne attacks also heated up the debate on immigration in neighboring Austria.
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"Then things really heated up in the second half of 2500," he said.
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That includes storing a battery car in a garage, preferably one that's heated.
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But the last few weeks have really heated up, especially within the administration.
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That water, heated to 110 degrees, is then dumped back into the river.
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Microwave the tortillas on high until heated and soft, about 30 seconds. 3.
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The attack came during an especially tense stretch in an often-heated campaign.
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"My dad and I have had heated conversations around this," explained a user.
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During the US election, a rather strange and heated debate took place between
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The crème filling turns quite liquid when heated and it almost seems sweeter.
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But, often this leads to heated conversations that can be uncomfortable to watch.
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Retailers' heated price wars may get doused with a bucket of cold water.
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From heated feet warmers to cosy headphones, we've got your cold spell covered.
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It ended, however, with Kalanick and Kamel in a heated debate over pay.
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Prior to propellant ignition, the booster hardware was heated to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Heated market conditions could plateau and continue for the foreseeable future, sources say.
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The face-off between cats and dogs just got a little more heated.
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Heated desk chairs, mousepads, and garments could all be coming down the pipeline.
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There are massive heated and cooled seats that are comfortable for long hauls.
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The enclosed backyard has a heated pool, surrounded by more creepy Grecian statues.
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Washington (CNN)The PBS "NewsHour" Democratic Debate on Thursday was a heated affair.
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No political rhetoric in America, no matter how heated, advocates or condones violence.
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The fight is playing out against the backdrop of a heated election campaign.
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Police claim Smith was shot multiple times following a heated exchange with Hayes.
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Competition for deals with the more promising retailers has heated up since then.
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The fight over filling the Labor secretary position has been heated in Washington.
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It's a long-simmering conflict that heated up after President Donald Trump's election.
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We have like a heated house for them, we spoil them very badly.
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The fights got more and more heated, and I was drawn to them.
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Pierre, 27, surprised his wife with the pup after an especially heated argument.
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When the conversation turned to the door debate, Cameron got a little heated.
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As my solo raid heated up, a police officer walked over to me.
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During a heated argument that allegedly resulted in the actor severing his finger,
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Trump spent Sunday night blasting Fox News in a series of heated tweets.
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In that capacity, he sometimes had heated or dangerous encounters with angry landowners.
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How heated does it get, when it comes to making m-- monetary policy?
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The debate surrounding whether Pelosi's word choice was so heated that Democratic Rep.
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England will be the most heated meeting of the Euro 2016 group stages.
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The device, called iQOS, contains real tobacco which is heated but not burned.
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Although I agree things are very heated, I believe they always have been.
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In 2010, Angle emerged from a heated GOP Senate primary as the nominee.
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The battle for California heated up a week ahead of the primary. Gov.
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Midway through the party, Karageorge and his girlfriend got into a heated argument.
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"Hell no!" exclaimed one delegate at the table as the crosstalk heated up.
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The old hearth was there, he said, where iron was heated for horseshoes.
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One battle of the boy bands trivia segment got pretty heated in 2000.
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Not that there was a heated competition for parts in the Trump pageant.
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Rain and heated gusts of wind could whip through the streets this afternoon.
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There is an expansive patio, a heated pool, a spa, an outdoor fireplace ...
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Observers felt it might boil over into a heated demonstration against the Russians.
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Although it is heat-resistant, borosilicate becomes much less stable when heated up.
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Their entire home is heated by an energy-efficient woodstove in the winter.
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The possible lawsuit comes amid increasingly heated tensions between Trump and the press.
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At the apartment, I heated up the potato soup and opened my computer.
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The Hill video highlights the heated exchanges between the two leading Republican candidates.
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The feud, according to Tuesday's report, also heated up outside the public eye.
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Some of Jeep Renegade's available options include a heated steering wheel and navigation.
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Most of the discussions appeared tense or heated, but there was no violence.
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Estonian minister Kadri Simson forecast a "heated debate" over which time to pick.
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The seats can be heated and cooled, if you check that option box.
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Bring to a simmer and cook gently until heated through, about five minutes.
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But in the months ahead, the race to space will get more heated.
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It also features heated floors, 12 foot vaulted ceilings and sprawling floor plan.
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But they may also cause harm, especially if they're not heated up right.
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Grayson and Murphy are in a heated primary campaign for the Democratic nomination.
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The release of the body camera footage comes after heated protests on Saturday.
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This isn't the first time Upton heated things up for the women's retailer.
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It's air-conditioned for summer and the floors are heated for colder months.
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In the heated debate, people had forgotten what measles, mumps and rubella were.
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But none of the candidates have really had a highly heated exchange yet.
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Previous contests have featured heated clashes between Trump and the other GOP candidates.
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Mars and Pluto, the planets of war, square off and things get heated!
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A complex idea, the subject of heated philosophic discourse, resentment summarizes a relationship.
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President Tayyip Erdogan exchanged heated words on Twitter with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Spoiler: Heated pavement is better, even when heating systems are powered by coal.
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Once the skillet is thoroughly heated, carefully place a paratha in the pan.
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Another, Harmony Motel, has a water slide that leads into a heated pool.
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" It got real heated, people were standing up and yelling "you're the mafia.
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N top-selling Roundup, following a heated debate over whether it causes cancer.
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The flakes are heated, dried, and cooled, then cut into small resin pellets.
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Optional add-ons include all-glass roof panels, pictured below, and heated seats.
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The conversation was even more heated than it had been the year before.
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WPP shares fell following a heated annual general meeting in the previous session.
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They act as funnels for the wind, which pushes already heated air upward.
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Still, the language wouldn't be out of place in today's heated political environment.
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But none of that has overshadowed the heated reaction to the agency's proposal.
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Every presidential election they would have heated arguments that left everyone very unhappy.
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The Trump administration's response to the disaster has become a heated political issue.
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And, just before they got married they were also in a heated argument.
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TL;DR: Get the muscle-soothing Belmint heated Shiatsu kneading massager for $45.
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Settlements are one of the most heated issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Ms. Bolbrock of the fire department said the meeting on Monday became heated.
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Debate among Wagner lovers over the Lepage "Ring" was heated from the start.
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But as she began asserting her conservative agenda, the room became more heated.
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Wednesday's debate featured heated exchanges between former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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A third floor has two heated rooms that can be used as bedrooms.
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The conversation, though heated, included more laughter and back-slapping than raised voices.
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I have seen my share of heated political discussions in person and online.
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I customized these with my brand using a heated adhesive and reflective material.
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Meanwhile, the dairy's being heated, and then those are brought together and spun.
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Bill Haslam term-limited out, there is a heated four-way Republican primary.
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The rhetoric between the sides has heated up, with Trump threatening Iran's "obliteration".
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On top of the atomizer is a small coil that gets heated up.
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Google fired the engineer, James Damore, for perpetuating stereotypes, sparking more heated conversations.
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Here's what he's watching: A heated race in New York City's Trump Country.
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" Mr. Macron said the trade debates at the summit were "sometimes quite heated.
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That provision invited a particularly heated response from AASA, The School Superintendents Association.
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The spa is a relaxing retreat and there's also an indoor heated pool.
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Rachel Kaufman explores an offbeat idea that is provoking heated debate among ecologists.
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Meanwhile, the United States has been embroiled in heated trade negotiations with Canada.
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The other half contains a large centrally heated studio space with water views.
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The question that inspires heated debate is whether this trend is a problem.
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Moviegoers' embrace of "Joker" came amid a heated debate over whether Warner Bros.
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Jeremy Renner's custody battle with his ex-wife Sonni Pacheco is getting heated.
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The girl can feel her hair swimming in the flow of heated air.
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Uber and Waymo were embroiled in a heated trade secrets lawsuit for years.
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In a heated situation with police, that can also become a gray area.
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With so much at stake, Mr. Pruitt's confirmation hearings promise to be heated.
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There is no doubt the heated rift over Sanders is reopening old wounds.
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The plot consists of heated-up leftovers from the first three "Terminator" films.
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Gabbard and Pete Buttigieg also had a heated exchange in the November debate.
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The back and forth, which lasted a few minutes, appeared to get heated.
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The most heated comment threads, they announced, would give priority to nonwhite participants.
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The reconsideration of white culpability for 1921 has led to some heated exchanges.
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When a heated game is underway, thousands of spectators crowd the concrete steps.
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Traditional vaporizers for both nicotine and THC can release toxic byproducts when heated.
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From her house, which was heated only by a wood-burning stove, Mrs.
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Wear them, gift them, worship them, because heated socks are seriously the best.
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The bottom of the Zadro-heated towel was warm, but not warm enough.
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Headed into this heated political year, ask yourself: What if I loved everyone?
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The master bathroom also features heated floors for an added sense of luxury.
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Then a heated back-and-forth with an Iowa voter quickly went viral.
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RELATED: The fight over Trump documents is getting heated in the House Rep.
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Officers had to come forward to intervene as people began to get heated.
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The new powder room has radiant-heated floors and Cole & Son botanical wallpaper.
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Pramila Jayapal of Washington posed the question in a heated exchange with Whitaker.
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Democrats and Republicans are in a heated battle for control over the Senate.
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But it became so heated that Coates ended up deleting his Twitter account.
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A heated steering wheel, not available, would appeal to Britons and Americans alike.
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The Turnbull call gets heated when the leaders clash on a refugee deal.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) several minutes after a heated exchange over the matter.
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"I get very heated when people make criticisms of online classes," she said.
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U.S. equities closed lower on Wednesday as U.S.-North Korean relations heated up.
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There is heated debate over what a loophole, or tax expenditure, actually is.
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Heated rhetoric like this has overshadowed the real problems within this whole process.
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The blame game heated up over the weekend, with both sides digging in.
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Because I'm playing guitar with her, like I said, in the heated subway.
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Since then, the debate in Congress over a new AUMF has heated up.
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The device, called IQOS, contains real tobacco which is heated but not burned.
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The way to move past heated situations is through dialogue, not misrepresenting facts.
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I love my job, but this election cycle brought out some heated feelings.
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The countries have also traded heated accusations over encounters between their armed forces.
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After the water heated up, "we'd all stack up like dominoes," he said.
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According to BILD, things got so heated that Franck Ribery had to intervene.
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A fuzzy issue position is a problem in a ideologically heated nomination campaign.
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Court documents say the resulting argument became heated, prompting Susan to call Christopher.
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Imagine them both heated and announcing their safewords in bed and we're there.
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She responds to readers, at times scolding them when conversations get overly heated.
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There's a decent chance you will find yourself sucked into a heated debate.
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One contender for most heated and crowded border dispute isn't even on land.
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This debate, in fact, is very heated — unusually so for the academic world.
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It's basically a ticket -- no biggie, but watch the vid ... Banner was heated!
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Jimmy Choo has unveiled a pair of heated shoes called the Voyager boot.
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It's something that people can joke about and also have heated discussions about.
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Try the Emay Plus Heated Eyelash Curler and Heated Vibration Eye Massager Wand for $19.99 See Details If you've ever been laying in bed wishing someone could just put on your makeup for you, this is the next best thing.
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After two heated gubernatorial elections and a recall, not to mention dozens of heated state legislative and judicial nominations, in the last five years, Schmidt, like most local party officials in Wisconsin, is pretty familiar with the area's Republican voters.
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The 2018 Subaru Outback Touring goes the distance with 18-inch wheels, standard roof rack, 8.0-inch touchscreen, leather upholstery, wood trim, heated seats and heated steering wheel for $37,405 for flat-4 models, or $39,605 for flat-6 models.
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"See significant share loss" for Philip Morris in Japan's heated tobacco products market during the second half of this year and expect the U.S. heated market to now have a "smaller contribution," Jefferies analyst Owen Bennett said in a note Friday.
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The question evokes similarly heated and overly confident responses online, even among Democrats. Mrs.
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And that fear means Beragama is now in the throes of heated public protests.
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He apparently chose not to, and the conversations on the list quickly became heated.
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Merkley's threats potentially set up another year of heated rhetoric over the court seat.
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If his power does wane even further, expect more and more heated Twitter rants.
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No U.S. presidential election would be complete without heated moments between reporters and protestors.
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"The rhetoric and tone in the debate has gotten extremely heated," Tepperman-Gelfant says.
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The NBA playoffs are heated to begin with and away games can get nuts.
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The heated debate over the DOL rule, however, has opened some eyes, suggested Nystrom.
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The man attempted to calm the woman down, but things only got more heated.
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The timing and framing of the referendum will likely be subject to heated debate.
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Already, Bannon's appointment is sparking heated criticism from Democrats and non-partisan groups alike.
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Neil Gorsuch, who was born in 1967, grew up in this heated partisan environment.
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During his appearance, Acord-Whiting, who is openly gay, exchanged heated words with Olsen.
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Those debates, and other seemingly innocent discussions, can get heated, to put it mildly.
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The carbon fiber comes impregnated with resin that fuses the layers together when heated.
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The "opposing benches" layout is most useful for heated debate between two distinct parties.
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Everyone expected a contentious and heated presidential debate on Sunday, and the candidates delivered.
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At times, the leaks influenced the news cycle during the heated campaign's final months.
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The heated altercation lasts about 2 minutes ... but Kamaru never puts hands on Colby.
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To avoid costly legal fees in a heated battle, sometimes a long separation helps.
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Mnuchin is dealing with the heated conflict between President Donald Trump and the Fed.
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Ilhan Omar, whose recent comments have stirred a heated debate among Democrats on Israel.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam and Ed Hartwell's divorce is getting more heated by the minute.
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Publicly, the United States and China have exchanged heated words over the opioid crisis.
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"It's the first time you're seeing heated competition since the financial crisis," Theriault said.
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But as the campaign has heated up, her signature serenity has already been tested.
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Gillette is giving away two free gifts to anyone purchasing the GilletteLabs Heated Razor.
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Clinton said that she was not "surprised" the race was this heated, this late.
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I only heated up half of the bag because the serving size is enormous.
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Responses to the incident have been heated, especially in Damond's native country of Australia.
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They hold the U.S. partly responsible, saying Trump's heated rhetoric is fueling the flames.
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The moon meets passionate Mars, bringing a heated debate your way—keep your cool!
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Back at the house, things are getting heated between Shushanna Mkrtychyan and Annaliese Puccini.
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The officers stated there was no indication of it being heated or turning violent.
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Coca-Cola, and after this year's Super Bowl, it just got way more heated.
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Hydrochloric acid, one component, is deadly and explodes if heated to the wrong temperature.
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As always, serve them cool rather than at the temperature of a heated room.
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Heat things up by going for a dip in this heated, heart-shaped pool.
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Researchers also found that sunflowers that were heated by the sun attracted more insects.
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East-facing plants heated up quicker in the morning, therefore attracting bees for pollination.
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And as things got heated, the campaigns weren't the only ones prepping damage control.
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The temptation to fire up voters using heated brinkmanship with Pakistan will be huge.
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Martha McSally (R-AZ), who is in a heated Republican primary for Arizona Senate.
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According to TMZ, Rocky got involved in a heated situation after the shout-out.
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Geologists predicted such a blast would mostly release trapped steam from flash-heated groundwater.
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According to Bentz, a "heated verbal exchange" ensued, but no one was physically attacked.
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The 2019 budget is set to remain a heated topic between Rome and Brussels.
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Total volume of cigarette and heated tobacco units was 203.7 billion, down 2.1 percent.
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It was an industrial microwave furnace that heated the stone to 1,500 degrees Celsius.
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When things get really heated, it's like you're racing to complete puzzles before Krish.
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The browser fight has become heated enough to worry the advertising and media industries.
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What they're saying: "I could see him getting more heated," King told Stephen Colbert.
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What followed was a heated Spanish-Italian yelling match between them and the conductor.
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"The heated air -- you didn't know what you were going into there," Fisher added.
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Toss to coat and until the crab is heated through, about 2 minutes more.
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The pair made headlines when they were caught in a heated altercation in Germany.
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Gloves: No one would ever guess that these black gloves are heated and rechargeable.
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The men went outside and got into a heated exchange, according to a witness.
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When maple water is heated to 2200 degrees Celsius, it reaches its boiling point.
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Heated seats, 53-inch wheels, rose gold accents, and adaptive headlights are all standard.
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When un-heated, the mug displays the landscape seen in the first image above.
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The burqa is also a topic of heated debate in Europe at the moment.
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When it comes to pesticides and some "microbiological impurities," there's a more heated debate.
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Those monuments have been the subject of heated protests, which flared up again Sunday.
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On Wednesday, in the midst of the heated few weeks leading up to Nov.
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Sneak peeks of next week's episode suggest that their conversation gets a little heated.
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These perceived political stakes are the main reason this fight has gotten so heated.
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The heated glass bed also ensures your printed objects won't stick to the surface.
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It's a mix, and that's why the heated sloganeering among geeks can seem pointless.
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The startup is in a heated race to fight for Chinese students and parents.
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For this project, granules of cork were compressed and heated to create building blocks.
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Another is adding biochar, a charcoal made from heated organic material, directly to soil.
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Meanwhile, communities across the South have taken an active part in the heated debate.
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Based in Poland, Biotrem makes bowls and plates out of heated, compressed wheat bran.
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Fortunately there was the reality show of an election that was really getting heated.
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Pinkett Smith said things got so heated that her husband had to step in.
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The fight over military voters has only become more heated as the primary approaches.
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A pro-Trump event at the Civic Center Park in March also got heated.
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Price: $129 This USB-heated blanket makes getting all cuddled up even more toasty.
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Sanders swiftly took to Twitter after the heated exchange to back up Clinton's argument.
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Then, according to health industry researchers Irving Levin Associates, things got even more heated.
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So there was plenty of heated talk about "identity" and its uses in 2015.
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This practice will also conserve energy because the water won't need to be heated.
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The move is also in line with Trump's heated campaign rhetoric on the deal.
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" The exchange became more heated, with Sessions later telling Wyden: "I am not stonewalling.
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For better or worse, things are about to get heated up in your relationships.
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Some are moved to indoor housing, others have special heated locations inside their enclosures.
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Gray points out that the claws move as the meat contracts from being heated.
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The pool was heated, which probably explains this particular crocodile's attraction to the water.
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Ballot selfies, however innocent they may seem, have become a heated topic of debate.
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"You're my friend," she told Gunvalson in a heated argument earlier in the season.
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Throw some pistachios in there, but they're like smoked pistachios versus a heated pistachio.
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The edges are super-heated during laser cutting which causes weird things to happen.
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And since its February debut, the battle for the smart home has heated up.
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If you know Digitsole at all, it's probably for the company's connected, heated insoles.
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The letter said there had been several incidents where heated political arguments broke out.
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The president reportedly came to his decision after a heated debate inside the administration.
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None of the heated rhetoric over tariffs trickled into Tuesday's arguments, which remained respectful.
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And less than three months later, as Comey's investigation heated up, Trump fired him.
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Add the XO sauce and pasta and cook until heated through, about 2 minutes.
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The lack of movement is perhaps surprising because of the heated rhetoric in 773.
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A definition of Twitter feminism can be cherry-picked from a few heated tweets.
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The basement is finished with an exercise room and a heated two-car garage.
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There's even a heated battle on Reddit between fans of prequel trilogy memes vs.
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Polling day is still over a year away, but the rhetoric is already heated.
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Finance to help poor countries adapt is always a heated debate at U.N. talks.
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Debate at the time was heated, and opinions on the island seem equally divided.
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Senate Democrats and Republicans are in a heated battle over the majority this cycle.
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Other features include heated leather seats and high-quality interior trim, in several models.
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Rick Scott (R), who's in the midst of a heated Senate battle against Sen.
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A day earlier, flows of super-heated volcanic material forced crews to pull back.
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Later, we heated up Dinty Moore beef stew and then you went to bed.
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Senate Democrats and Republicans are in a heated battle for the majority this cycle.
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The accusation was denied by Republicans, leading to a heated confrontation during the deposition.
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They added a screening room, as well as heated marble floors in the kitchen.
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There are water tanks here, too—atop beautiful Toto toilets, with blissfully heated seats.
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The pair is currently locked in a heated battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Sanctuary cities and 'Kate's Law' Steinle's death stirred an already heated debate over immigration.
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Despite heated rhetoric surrounding Glass-Steagall, the reality is that it was never repealed.
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Extrusions are formed by forcing heated aluminium through a steel die to create components.
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For Dr. Mack, the ingredients simmered in a stirred solution in a heated flask.
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It came just months after Clinton defeated Bush in the heated 1992 presidential election.
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You'll also find a tennis court and heated swimming pool on the sprawling estate.
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Roger Clinton's latest arrest comes as Hillary Clinton faces a heated battle with Sen.
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The heated technology makes a huge difference in comfort during and after a shave.
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Baker and Axelrod got in a heated debate over the meaning of the gesture.
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That is adding fuel to the flames of a heated political debate in Australia.
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Nothing about "idiots" or "traffic," as in the heated texts I send my family.
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The deadlock comes amid a heated confrontation between Madrid and separatist politicians in Catalonia.
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The home comes with a 100-foot boat dock and a heated saltwater pool.
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Looming, too, outside the stadium was the especially heated rhetoric of the presidential election.
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But matters soon got heated when Camerota pivoted to the Trump administration and Russia.
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People's homes were dark and poorly heated, and smoky from candles and oil lamps.
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The episode, caught live on television, has stirred a heated debate across the country.
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Nelson is locked in a heated fight to the finish against Florida's Republican Gov.
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"Everything has to do with the heated political temperature of the moment," he said.
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Social media exploded with finger-pointing and heated debates about who was to blame.
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Schiff's comments to Axios come amid increasingly heated tensions between Trump and the press.
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Given the NRA's increasing extremism and heated rhetoric, these results are not particularly surprising.
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The alcohol is put into the wide base of the still and heated up.
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Their clashes culminated in a heated meeting in which Tillerson rudely reamed out DeStefano.
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But the rivalry may eventually get heated as the battle for talent heats up.
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That might go some way to alleviating some of the heated moments in shops.
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With billions of dollars in investments potentially on the line, things are understandably heated.
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It's a dragstrip fiend with heated seats, the muscle car of the 21st century.
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"We have some experience dealing with very heated rallies," said Barr, an Arizona native.
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V8 models add ventilation and a power recline feature to the heated rear chairs.
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But we don't, so they sit here heated, ready to go, with no action.
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After a few heated words were exchanged between them, we all started walking away.
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That cut off the steam that once heated the apartments where its workers live.
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Where ethical debate is in full, heated progress right now is at the Whitney.
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First, the cooks heated the rocks up in a fire for about an hour.
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"Peaches Geldof obliterates Katie Hopkins in VERY heated debate," read a Mail Online headline.
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To that end, there is heated debate in Hollywood over what constitutes a movie.
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But the euphoria turned cynical and the acrimony on both sides grew more heated.
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"Don't be such a horse's a--," Biden added as the exchange grew more heated.
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Testing by Heitzinger suggested that it had been heated to higher than 105 degrees.
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Trump has also clashed with reporters, including a heated exchange with NBC's Peter Alexander.
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Outdoor space: The 0.18-acre property has a heated swimming pool and a firepit.
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One by one, she flattened them into tissue-thin tortillas using a heated press.
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The more heated that the 2020 campaign becomes, the more aggressive he will be.
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Canada's Alpine skiers have battery-heated pants to wear during downtime on the slopes.
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He liked and respected most of his colleagues, however heated their debates could be.
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The dispute amounted to one of the most heated moments of this weekend's G7.
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Some had red eyes and appeared to have been "cooked" in fire-heated water.
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Mr. Lowell proposed a quota of 15 percent, but the plan met heated opposition.
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The reaction on social media, this time from Rohingya advocates, was once again heated.
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The master bathroom features a large soaking tub, a rain shower, and heated floors.
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In a particularly heated moment, Buttigieg went after Klobuchar's record on the DREAM Act.
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Although Warren's first guess was wrong, things soon picked up — and got quite heated.
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