"The continent just got hotter and hotter and hotter and hotter and hotter," said Bowman.
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I can remember in crisis after crisis, your rhetoric gets hotter and hotter and hotter, escalates more and more and more.
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Climate change The Earth just keeps getting hotter and hotter.
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Here's why deadlier and more destructive wildfires have become the new normal -- and it's all related to climate change: It's getting hotter and hotter Hotter temperatures mean drier land.
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It means that, in the long seep of history, the planet is getting hotter and hotter.
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Orange is hotter, in the intermediate range, and yellow is hotter still, in the mafic range.
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That's 10,000 times hotter than the Carolina reaper, the world's hottest pepper, and 45,000 times hotter than the hottest of habaneros, and 4.5 million times hotter than a piddling little jalapeno.
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Metal brushes will keep getting hotter and hotter as you dry, which is a recipe for damage.
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You're looking for the ultimate rush and aim for it to get hotter and hotter every time.
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The outer atmosphere of the sun, strangely, is dramatically hotter than its surface—like, millions of degrees hotter.
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Drought, along with hotter, drier weather due to climate change, is also linked with more and hotter fires.
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If you put water on the stove and heat it up, it will at first just get hotter and hotter.
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The gist of the game is to eat a bunch of hot wings, each coated in hotter and hotter sauces.
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"The places that are hotter, especially during hotter times of the year, are likely to be harmed most," Obradovich said.
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"Do you know it's 'WHO turned the temperature hotter?' cause everyone always sings 'YOU turn the temperature hotter,'" he said.
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It's gradually getting hotter and hotter and there is little doubt that the whole state will eventually fall into the ocean.
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One of the stars is hotter than the other, clocking in at 50,000 degrees Celsius, nine times hotter than our sun.
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So if you start having hotter summers with hotter waters they can start to start to really succeed over the other competition.
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Image: WikimediaSixty miles beneath the birch-speckled forests of southern New Hampshire, the rocks are hotter than they should be—much hotter.
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As the world gets unbearably hotter and hotter every damn year, it might be time to reconsider your perception of blended drinks.
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TRUFF Hotter Sauce, available on Amazon, $17.98If heat is what you like, look no further than TRUFF's Hotter Sauce made with jalapeños.
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That means there was precious little water on the ground to soak up heat, allowing the landmass to get hotter and hotter.
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As Donald Trump has continued to suggest that the election will be rigged against him, the media's takes have only gotten hotter and hotter.
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"Hotter inflation does not equal a hotter dollar," said Kathy Lien, managing director for foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, in a morning note.
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The men of Tinder would rather bang someone who vapes than someone hotter—because I do look at least 1 percent hotter in the cigarette picture.
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Even in a dream-come-true scenario where we manage to stop all the world's carbon emissions overnight, the Arctic would inevitably get hotter and hotter.
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That's about 600 times hotter than a jalapeño pepper at 2,500–83,000 SHU and about 8 times hotter than a habanero, which ranges between 200,000–350,000 SHU.
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Finally, the Mother simply torches the place – you know, kind of like how Mother Earth keeps responding to our environmental sins by burning up hotter and hotter.
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Those savings could be particularly significant in the coming years as the country is expected to see hotter and hotter summers as a result of climate change.
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The fires in the Arctic burn through carbon-rich peat soil, releasing stored carbon and contributing to a feedback loop that makes it get hotter and hotter.
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So there are higher rates of admission for schizophrenia at mental hospitals when it's hotter out, and people in hospitals have more outbreaks when it's hotter out.
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"Now that the river is so warm and getting hotter and hotter every year with climate change, we're afraid those numbers are just going to crash," he says.
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An attempted shutdown using the graphite-tipped control rods of course had the opposite effect; the core grew hotter and hotter, and the reactor started to destroy itself.
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J.S. says LBJ makes the Lakers the hottest ticket the town has ever seen ... hotter than when Kobe and Shaq did their thing ... hotter than Magic's Showtime Lakers.
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Killings were hidden by flames Back at the Colts Neck mansion, a fire was growing hotter and hotter, scorching the rooms of the more than 5,700-square-foot home.
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NASA says this past year was a full 0.9°C (1.62°F) hotter than the 20153th-century average, and 0.13°C (0.23°F) hotter than 2014, the previous record-holder.
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One new (but not yet peer-reviewed) study took the temperature of the cellular batteries-turned-memes and found them to be hotter than the average human body temperature—much hotter.
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As the weather gets hotter and hotter, you're probably looking for solutions to stay as cool as possible — especially during those all-day summer outings when you're sweating up a storm.
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As a black hole of this size radiates, it shrinks slightly and thus gets hotter, which makes it shrink faster and hotter, and so forth almost until the end of time.
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Mike McCarthy's team is hot ... his daughter is hotter.
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It's getting hotter, faster — and the world isn't ready.
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But as that lava is getting cleared out, newer and hotter magma could be moving underground from the summit reservoir and replacing it, resulting in an eruption of hotter and runnier lava.
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She was just a girl standing in front of the leaders of the world, asking them to stop burning fossil fuels at an alarming rate and making our planet hotter and hotter.
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This study is just one of several new studies revealing that summers are getting hotter and, in some places, dangerously hotter, said Camilo Mora, an ecologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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While she was able to stomach the "Hot Ones" round-up of sauces, Robbie still teared up, swore, and even had to take off her jacket as the wings got hotter and hotter.
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What could be hotter than a date down in Miami?
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It was an even hotter ticket than the VMAs themselves.
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The hotter the area, the more expensive the tiny home.
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Earth is noticeably hotter, the weather stormier and more extreme.
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The right thermal infrared image shows hotter areas in white.
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If it's just hotter than is comfortable, it's done. 5.
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They just want the younger version, but I'm even hotter.
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However, the title proved a little hotter than they expected.
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He was right, with one exception: It's grown incrementally hotter.
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Sparkling water is currently hotter than kale and quinoa combined.
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The Hudson River is cleaner, but the Earth is hotter.
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But its sales that month might have been even hotter.
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Since then heated talk about immigration has only become hotter.
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The world is a far hotter place because of him.
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Mosquitoes bite more often when it is hotter, he said.
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The weather's only going to get hotter, but no matter.
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The hotter it gets, the less the liver can handle.
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A hotter than expected CPI report could do the same.
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Hotter temperatures cause drier land, which causes a parched atmosphere.
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Go deeper: Wildfires are burning longer and hotter each year
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"I mean dumbledore just got 200% hotter," one fan wrote.
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"Phase 2" is occurring faster and hotter than we thought.
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In other words, it's going to get hotter, and soon.
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The hotter it is, the more ozone pollution is produced.
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Kit Harington thinks his girlfriend is hotter than Nicole Kidman!
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Heat waves are hotter, rainstorms more intense, and droughts drier.
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In our new, hotter climate, droughts are normal, even expected.
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So the smaller it is, the hotter it should be.
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Wildfires are becoming hotter and more intense across the West.
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"I think our brand is hotter than it's ever been."
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Gun sales have never been hotter in the United States.
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And she was like, 'No, I believe hell is hotter.
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But its climate has gotten even hotter in recent decades.
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Climate change is projected to make Iran hotter and drier.
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SIX DEGREESOur Future on a Hotter PlanetBy Mark Lynas336 pp.
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Unfortunately for her, Debbie is hotter, blonder and more feminine.
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Every year is hotter and drier than the one before.
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But it is on track to get hotter than that.
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That's hotter than your heat shield was designed to handle.
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At the peak temperature, Antarctica was hotter than Orlando, Florida.
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Even hotter temperatures are forecast, increasing the threat of fires.
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Only 2016, 2015, and 2017 were hotter (in that order).
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"I guess Brooklyn is a hotter neighborhood now," she declared.
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And yes, climate change makes heat waves hotter and longer.
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Get things hotter than the center of the sun, apparently.
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We wrote about melting ice, hotter summers and water crises.
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Some cities are getting hotter at different times of year.
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And future droughts will be hotter as the planet warms.
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That also mean it's probably a lot hotter than Earth.
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Check out the pics ... Carrie couldn't look hotter and brighter.
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On the poorer Southside of the city, majority Spanish-speaking and lower-income neighborhoods disproportionately suffer the effects of increasing drought, especially as the resulting lack of shade leads to hotter and hotter temperatures.
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If they get damaged, overheat, or short-circuit, a rechargeable battery will have what's called a thermal runaway event, producing heat internally and getting hotter and hotter until it begins to smoke and then burn.
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There's no debating that a hotter future is coming, and no debate that it sounds shitty, and there's no debating that it's insane to rush headlong into that hotter future because maybe it'll be fine.
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You might think that's hot—but it will feel even hotter.
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But this simple addition can make kissing about 100 times hotter.
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"It can&apost get hotter than where we are," Stovall added.
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The world is getting hotter and it&aposs not global warming.
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Do certain plants do better in the hotter weather than other?
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The job market in the Big Apple appears hotter than ever.
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Economic security is a much hotter topic under President Donald Trump.
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Sadly, the world looks poised to get a lot hotter first.
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That is 400 degrees hotter than the most advanced metal alloys.
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Still, he says, the market is hotter than you might imagine.
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Schools in hotter areas would spend a fortune on air-conditioning.
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The hottest day of a heatwave in Australia is becoming hotter.
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"Security is becoming a hotter topic by the minute," Goldfarb said.
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It is definitely hotter on the girls' side of the kitchen.
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It got a little bit hotter, but that's all that happened.
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A hotter market would usually prompt officials to tighten the screws.
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The worry is that the tech war will only get hotter.
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No area of technology is hotter than AI, or artificial intelligence.
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Why it works: Is there anything hotter than a good tease?
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As Parker's surroundings get hotter, the vehicle has to stay cool.
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Kelly Ripa just made our Instagram timelines a whole lot hotter.
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Already the country has had hotter summers and longer, drier winters.
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However, it could get worse if the world got even hotter.
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Guys, it's been hotter in Washington, D.C., than Death Valley, Calif.
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As for who looks hotter, he wouldn't answer, but you can.
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Similar to Jupiter, except larger and hotter, is exoplanet CoRoT-2a.
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But the world is getting hotter, even without El Niño's handiwork.
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The sun might be setting but it is only getting hotter!
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The temperature is getting hotter, and so are the summer sales.
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Hot sauce is there to just make shit hotter and saltier.
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"Our planet is getting hotter," the Global Cooling Prize's website says.
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More humidity means less sweat evaporation, which means it feels hotter.
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It reminds me of my Taiwanese grandmother's bedroom, but far hotter.
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As the oil gets hotter the shallots will start changing color.
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Global warming doesn't mean the weather, on average, just gets hotter.
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This can also be done by raising coral in hotter water.
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The average hourly earnings number was a little hotter than expected.
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Only three other years have been hotter: 2015, 213 and 2017.
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There are hotter places on the planet — like Death Valley, Calif.
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If you're tempted to lie to make yourself seem hotter, don't.
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A hotter, grimier, poorer country with different risks and different rules.
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And it's only going to get hotter from here on out.
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We resumed our ascent and it was hot and grew hotter.
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The brand is certainly a hotter brand than it was before.
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On any other show, they'd be played by fitter, hotter actors.
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Heatwaves around the planet burn hotter and hang around for weeks.
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They posed questions like: Have you noticed it's been getting hotter?
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The world is already about 1C hotter than pre-industrial times.
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And that just makes it hotter, like when you're on holiday.
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It might help you sleep, even as the nights get hotter.
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It's only going to get hotter from here on out, guys!
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Or opt for a hotter pink to contrast your icy eyes.
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Hotter summer temperatures also favor more frequent extreme fire danger days.
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In the Mediterranean, climate change is making summers hotter and drier.
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IT'S GONNA BE HOTTER THAN UR FAVE TELENOVELA KISS AT SUNSET!
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Buffalo BillsOne thing to know: Jason Garrett's seat is growing hotter.
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And depending on your body type, you may feel even hotter.
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Some people also run a little hotter or colder than others.
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You know in April, supposedly, it dies with the hotter weather.
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In the short term, scientists expect the world to get hotter.
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Without a doubt, the earth is getting dangerously hotter every year.
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And because of me, it's now hotter than it's ever been.
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By several measures, the earth is cooking and getting steadily hotter.
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One was air conditioned while the other was 15 percent hotter.
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But fret not, the hotter weather may be great for wine.
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How Much Hotter Is Your Hometown Than When You Were Born?
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Fifty meters underground, the air is hotter than at the surface.
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With each question, the room seemed to get a little hotter.
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Strategists across the party believe these skirmishes will only grow hotter.
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Hotter oceans fuel stronger storms and cause sea level to rise.
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" Another said, "This planet is getting hotter than my imaginary boyfriend.
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The other possibility is that it becomes hotter, yet also wetter.
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Story at a glance The future is going to be hotter.
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That said, the climate is getting hotter due to human activities.
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Hotter climates will raise demand for cold storage and air conditioning.
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But markets are on the watch for anything hotter than expected.
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So it decided to pull out before it got any hotter.
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Colder years are color-coded blue, while hotter ones are red.
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The more your CPU works, the hotter it's going to get.
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In short: The world is getting hotter, and humans are responsible.
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These new formulas bring humankind ever closer to a sunscreen we'll actually want to apply — or, at the very least, won't mind keeping on hand as the sun gradually gets hotter and hotter and then explodes.
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Scientists and the U.S. government have known for decades that burning fossil fuels and chopping down rainforests moves CO2 from the ground into the atmosphere -- and too much of it makes the Earth hotter and hotter.
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I sat in a viewing area at Orbital ATK's complex as the Sun rose, its rays growing hotter and hotter as we waited for the booster test through an hour-long delay resulting from a computer glitch.
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And it could be even hotter on Saturday, the Weather Channel warned.
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It's also hotter than Mercury with a temperature of 1,832 degrees Fahrenheit.
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One found that hotter ocean temperatures are making waves stronger and deadlier.
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A big part of the Catamounts' comeback was a hotter shooting touch.
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Hotter temperatures mean that the air can hold on to more moisture.
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"I don't think there's a hotter American poet right now," Benfey said.
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If hotter heads do win out, how far might Mr Trump go?
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Hotter dry seasons increase evaporation, providing more fuel for fires to burn.
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All of those countries will get even hotter in years to come.
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Nevertheless, here you are, abandoned — and there they are, texting someone hotter.
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Aviation experts say the hotter, thinner air saps power from airline engines.
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"Nowadays the presales are hotter than the crowd sale itself," he said.
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The higher the wattage of the atomizer the hotter the atomizer gets.
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An even hotter topic is the effect of all this on employment.
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Sear function is great for finishing off meat, but could be hotter.
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Hurricanes should, theoretically, be more intense and wetter on a hotter planet.
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Nearly nine in 10 eggs were found in hotter than average water.
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It then absorbs more sunlight, gets hotter than anticipated, and outgasses more.
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These are hotter than what we think the temperatures of supernovae are.
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You may then conclude that heating water results only in hotter water.
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Forbidden love in Greece is arguably hotter than forbidden love anywhere else.
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Waaay fucking hotter That's sweet, she told him, adding a smile emoji.
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It's always hot in the House of Vans, but tonight it's hotter.
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But climate change is making the American west even hotter and drier.
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And Arabica doesn't do well in hotter than normal temperatures, noted Davis.
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To reduce these collisions, they'll have to make the plasma even hotter.
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And hotter water can provide the fuel for more intense tropical storms.
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I'm going to be replaced by someone younger, hotter, and more popular.
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The three hotter years were 2015, 2016 and 2017, the organization said.
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Caveat igniter: Roasting someone at the stake is hotter than it appears.
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The three hotter years were 2202, 2628 and 28500, the organization said.
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That means hotter, sexier costumes showing more leg, more midriff, more cleavage.
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In Europe in June, it was just 2 degrees hotter than average.
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The hotter the course happens to be, the harder the race becomes.
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Climate change makes heat waves hotter, hurricanes stronger, and forests more flammable.
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KIC 8462852 is 20173% bigger than our sun, and 1,000 degrees hotter.
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Wildfires will burn hotter and longer, and further encroach on urban areas.
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So we moved on to a slightly hotter hot sauce, a habanero.
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And hotter summers and cooler winters recently may have upped energy usage.
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Kimberley Garner is hotter than the Saint-Tropez sun ... point blank, period.
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Also, there is nothing hotter to me than hearing a partner moan.
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"Beto is way hotter than you, dude," the protester told Mr. Cruz.
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WOLVERINES ROARING: Is there a hotter team in the nation than Michigan?
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Why is the corona, the solar atmosphere, actually hotter than the surface?
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Galleries are full of works always looking for a richer, hotter buyer.
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More airflow gives you a hotter fire; less air reduces the heat.
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Here's what you need to know: • The world is getting hotter, faster.
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No, you're (probably) not imagining things: Your hometown may be getting hotter.
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It's hotter now than any time in the history of human civilisation.
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You can also use a hotter oven, which leads to crisper skin.
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Without the Montreal Protocol, temperatures today would likely be one degree hotter.
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Why it matters: 3°C means a world far hotter than today.
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The world is about 1ºC hotter than when this newspaper was young.
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And it made everything on the plate taste bigger, stronger, hotter, better.
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It was hot on deck and hotter in the nearly airless cabins.
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Hotter days, longer droughts, unpredictable rains and mosquitoes where there were none.
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Luke Evans was hotter than the Miami sun Friday ... and people noticed.
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New York is expected to be hotter this weekend than New Delhi.
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In "Hotter Than Hell," she taunts a lover who can't resist her.
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The hotter the oceans get the less oxygen they're capable of storing.
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With the arrival of Frozen 2, Frozen fever is hotter than ever.
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The transição is already hotter and drier than most of the rainforest.
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Remember this simple formula: more air, hotter fire; less air, cooler fire.
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The air was even hotter outside, as sickly moist as dog's breath.
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Heat waves and hotter days and nights have become more frequent in the past 50 years, and such scorching events are likely to last longer, burn hotter and strike more often further into this century, the WMO said.
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Meanwhile, the atmosphere would be more and more drawn to Jimmy as his mass increased (assuming he doesn't suck it all down at the start!) and that atmosphere which remained would become hotter and hotter along with Jimmy.
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Using their model for how hotter days affect productivity, they found that under a "business as usual" climate-change projection, the higher number of hotter days could cause economic growth to decline by 0.12 percentage points a year.
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With the show's upcoming revival, our Stars Hollow fever has gotten hotter and hotter, and the only remedy is the fact that now, there are beauty products inspired by our favorite small town — and we couldn't be more satisfied.
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The rise in temperature means hotter dirt, and hotter dirt means bad things for carbon emissions Don't worry: if the dirt doesn't get you, antimicrobial resistance will Honestly though, you shouldn't worry about the end of the world anyway
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Whether one would beat out the other in a hotter climate is unclear.
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People do move as it grows hotter—but not in a uniform way.
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It's about 50 percent larger than our Sun, and nearly 1,000 degrees hotter.
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From one perspective, it's surprising because it gets so much hotter on land.
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As the chart above shows, El Niño years are getting hotter over time.
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The Jonas Brothers are back and some might argue they're hotter than ever.
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This can also manifest itself as a device's battery running hotter than normal.
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In fact, January 2016 was a full 0.3˚ C hotter than January 2015.
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Anchorage, Alaska, was hotter than New York City on the Fourth of July.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting a hotter-than-normal summer.
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The rest of the country should expect things to be hotter than normal.
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As the anchor of CBS This Morning, King's career has never been hotter.
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But I'm not stuck in a loveless marriage, and I'm even hotter now.
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As Schloss explains, food in liquid cannot get hotter than 212 degrees, a.k.a.
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The IPO market keeps getting hotter, but how much more juice is left?
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But at the other end of the chain, coffee has never been hotter.
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The hotter the real heating element, the bigger and brighter the LED lights.
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No matter how you slice it, pink and red have never looked hotter.
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This post will be updated regularly, so check back for even hotter deals.
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If you go back about a decade, Hadoop was hot and getting hotter.
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Nearly all of the spots listed will no doubt soon be much hotter.
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Now the US is likely going to see another hotter-than-average summer.
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Orange habanero peppers are about 70 times hotter, measuring between 150,000-350,323 SHU.
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However, over time, both El Niño and La Niña years are getting hotter.
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Cook time will shorten for each pancake as the pan becomes hotter. 8.
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But the more you use the regen brake, the hotter the battery gets.
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Hotter air means planes need more speed (and more runway) to take off.
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In 1991, there were few musical groups hotter than C&C Music Factory.
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But direct observations show that its upper atmosphere is much hotter than that.
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By now the sun was higher in the sky, it was getting hotter.
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And the boys, somehow, were much hotter and stronger and more traditionally masculine.
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There's nothing hotter than the Caped Crusader becoming the stripper that Gotham deserves.
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Climate change is fundamentally altering the environment, making the West hotter and drier.
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Sometimes the globe gets cooler, he believes, and sometimes the globe gets hotter.
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The hottest year on record was 28503; this year has been even hotter.
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White or light gray areas are hotter than dark gray and black areas.
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The earth is getting hotter and human activity is a major cause, period.
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"The closer we got to Cincy, the hotter he got," Collins said humorously.
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As the gas concentrated, it grew hotter, eventually turning into stars and galaxies.
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The pasta was hotter and fresher, though, and the rotini worked surprisingly well.
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Could such subsidies become a cost of doing business in a hotter world?
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That is nearly 50 per cent hotter than the surface of the Sun.
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His hundreds of breeds of peppers are much hotter, especially the Carolina Reaper.
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Also, when it comes to sauces, the hotter the sauce, the more sodium.
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The Chicago Cubs might have finally found a team even hotter than themselves.
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Extreme heat can ground planes because hotter, thinner air makes achieving lift difficult.
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Its real estate market is even hotter — for the first time since reunification.
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Or they'd tell me they thought I probably would be hotter without it.
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As this year's midterm election draws closer, the language will burn even hotter.
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"Every day it feels like it's getting hotter," said Mr. Guerra, a landscaper.
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Experts say it's all part of a broader trend: Summers are getting hotter.
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The bush was drier; the fires were hotter; people who stayed didn't survive.
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No player in the NBA is hotter than Luka Doncic at the moment.
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It was initially much hotter, because white dwarfs cool slowly as they age.
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Over the past few years, Levy County has grown sharply hotter and drier.
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But exactly how much hotter depends on innumerable factors, both natural and human.
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Imperceptibly the sky darkened, and instead of growing hotter, the air grew cool.
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Another looks for spots that are hotter than you'd expect them to be.
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Coronaviruses and other respiratory illnesses tend to retreat in hotter, more humid weather.
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How much hotter will their anger burn when they realize they got played?
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Cincinnati is already hotter than Imperatriz, Brazil, and Boston is warmer than Nairobi.
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"The brand is certainly a hotter brand than it was before," he said.
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People are younger, poorer, less equal and slowly hotter, hungrier and thirstier before.
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Hotter-than-expected inflation could send the dollar higher and bond yields higher.
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In a hotter world, intense storms are predicted to grow a bit worse.
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Meanwhile, the spotlight on Brindisi grew hotter, and the politics became more perilous.
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On the political front, the lottery has become a hotter potato as well.
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Given the stakes, the rhetoric will only get hotter as Election Day approaches.
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Heat waves: A hotter planet will mean more frequent and severe heat waves.
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Aubrey Plaza is an even hotter terror than a sticky, hundred-degree day.
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As the game progressed… far too slowly for my liking… I was obviously getting hotter and hotter, so I took my jacket off but could still feel a thin rivulet of sweat snaking down my back under my T-shirt.
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But Scandal was a show that was interested in the often morally dubious methods that Olivia and the "gladiators" at her political crisis response firm deployed to solve problems, and in how those methods got Olivia into hotter and hotter water.
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Are there things we need to do to prepare our plants for hotter weather?
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I tried to save it by saying I thought her best friend was hotter.
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North's only getting older which means the tea she's hearing is only getting hotter.
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Somewhere down there was an anomaly hundreds of degrees Celsius hotter than its surroundings.
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With the weather getting hotter and drier, and officials said the fire could grow.
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That temperature is hotter than the previous record of 6900 degrees from March 2628.
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The island city is getting hotter, and the sea levels around it are rising.
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And so which weeks are actually hotter will remain a secret of the shvitz.
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By 220, virtually every summer will be hotter than anything we've experienced to date.
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Hotter, dryer conditions and lax building standards have made California vulnerable to ravenous blazes.
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And that even as Miami drowns, some creatures will thrive in the hotter future.
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In the casting world, there isn't a hotter name right now than Madeleine Østlie.
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Taboo/Forbidden Sex Is there anything hotter than sex that feels forbidden and naughty?
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The new lava is hotter, moves faster and has spread over a wider area.
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This process might heat the tail up to ultraviolet-producing temperatures—but not hotter.
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So El Niño years tend to be hotter than neutral or La Niña years.
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No transiting exoplanets have yet been found around the even hotter B-type stars.
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The problem, the farmers agree, is that spring is getting shorter, hotter and earlier.
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One of the hottest trades of the year is about to get even hotter.
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It could get even hotter on Wednesday, with a forecast temperature of 109 degrees.
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But parts of the planet are even hotter than expected, given the world's location.
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Without these storms, the tropics would grow even hotter and the poles even colder.
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And Xiaomi followed up on it with the hotter Mi Mix 4203 last fall.
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We are headed toward a hotter, drier world, with more frequent extreme weather events.
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With four years of college under her belt, she's officially hotter by one degree.
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Somehow Justin Theroux looks even hotter with grey hair and some saggy under-eyes.
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Hotter temperatures dry out the underbrush and ground litter that can fuel a fire.
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I think climate change is more complex than global warming will make it hotter.
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The Weber Natural Hardwood Briquettes burn longer and hotter than lots of other charcoal.
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It is hotter, drier and the sun is more intense, burning delicate new growth.
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Avocado toast is an even hotter trend that shows no sign of slowing down.
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This is why Venus is hotter at night than Mercury is during the day.
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Texas came out hotter in the second half than it did in the first.
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Their shit is clearly no longer hotter than a sewage facility in Death Valley.
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In addition, summers are now hotter than they used to be across the West.
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This growth sucked more air into the fire, and indicates it was burning hotter.
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The president's rapid timeline pits the planet's richer, cooler countries against poorer, hotter ones.
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The room was getting hotter and these guys were getting more and more angry.
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Solar farms, meanwhile, make regions hotter and wetter by reducing surface albedo, or reflectiveness.
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It's hotter, too — good for the wine industry, I was told on a tour.
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As chunks of matter moved together, they increased in speed and collided, getting hotter.
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After weeks of experiencing hotter temperatures, Putnam is anxious his season will end early.
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As an Indigenous farmer, the hotter summers were wreaking havoc on his yearly harvest.
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It can feel even hotter if you are in the sun on these days.
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And a hotter, wilder climate is likely to devalue many assets — including municipal bonds.
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Click here to read about how airlines are preparing to fly in hotter temperatures.
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The Panamints are probably still rising; Death Valley will only get drier and hotter.
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The one in "Blue Moon" is older, hipper, richer and hotter than previous incarnations.
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Experts say it's all part of a broader trend: Summers are, indeed, getting hotter.
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Only 2016 was hotter, and by a really infinitesimal amount, due to El Niño.
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Of course, all real estate is local, and certain markets are hotter than others.
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The goss is hotter than a bag of chips fresh out the fryer, innit!
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The Chiefs, meanwhile, were one of the hotter teams in football down the stretch.
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Professional kitchens can be harsh places where egos and tempers run hotter than ovens.
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As of August 220006, Arctic sea surface temperatures were 2202 degrees hotter than average.
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But no team has been hotter than the Spartans' rivals from Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Be careful, though: It's easy to spend too much upfront in these hotter neighborhoods.
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He's not saying Jessica's NOT hot, but it's clear who HE thinks is hotter.
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It really is a slow process whereby you can progressively eat something that's hotter.
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This earlier cherry blooming is consistent with the hotter temperatures caused by climate change.
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As the tissue gets hotter and hotter, water is driven out of the cells, and they then break apart, forming volatile, combustible gases, "just like a burner from your stove," John Bailey, a professor who teaches fire science Oregon State, tells me.
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"The Colorado River, and the entire Southwest, has shifted to a new hotter and drier climate, and, equally important, will continue to shift to a hotter and drier climate for several decades after we stop emitting greenhouse gases," he said in his testimony.
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If you've never been down in Austin in July, it's hotter than the Devil's balls.
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It also developed insulated pouches designed to keep delivery pizzas up to fifteen degrees hotter.
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Chalk it up to more sunlight, hotter temperatures, or the likelihood of a summer fling.
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But as the climate changes it's getting hotter and drier in many food-growing areas.
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Photo: APInstagram, Facebook's hotter, snootier subsidiary, may have a massive data breach on its hands.
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While the actress&apos career couldn&apost be hotter, it wasn&apost always that way.
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Regions with hotter waters can also cause existing hurricanes to intensify as they pass through.
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As a side effect, hotter and wetter tiles are generally worse than their temperate counterparts.
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Alpha Centauri is hotter than Proxima, which means its habitable zone is much further away.
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Is there anything hotter than being the center of attention at your place of work?
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Like why would women pick a padded bra if it would potentially make her hotter?
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That's somewhere in the region of 250,000 times hotter than the center of the Sun.
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Bravo's Summer House is back for season two, and the drama is hotter than ever.
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Case in point, planet KELT-9b—a gas giant that's literally hotter than some stars.
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Being "Somewhere on a Beach" with Dierks Bentley is about to get a little hotter.
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To add insult to injury, the new Papa appears to be younger, taller, and hotter.
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Right now there is practically no other theme hotter than video games, Jim Cramer says.
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Yet the AMG 24-Door aims to be something more than a hotter Mercedes-Benz.
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The new lava is hotter, moves faster and has spread over a wider area. Gov.
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Scientists said the new lava is hotter and moves faster to cover a wider area.
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That means the surface of the street can be much hotter than the surrounding air.
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If we go back in time, the Universe gets denser and hotter without a limit.
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These rooms will also get a lot hotter and you'll want to factor that in.
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"Generally, the hotter and drier the climate is, that normally indicates higher protein," said Watters.
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There were places in the sky that were a little hotter and colder than average.
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High temperatures combined with high humidity make it feel even hotter, called the heat index.
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The temperature may be cooling down, but these sexy stars are looking hotter than ever!
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At first he would feel himself getting hotter and that radiation would be thermal radiation.
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Hot-car deaths are a problem across the United States, especially in the hotter months.
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This is because Miguel is scientifically (a level higher than 'objectively') hotter than the sun.
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The indies are viable and diverse, Japanese wrestling is hotter than it's been in decades.
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"As global temperatures are rising, summers are getting hotter," Ostrovskiy told Reuters Health by email.
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If we stick with the status quo, that water is only going to get hotter.
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It is not expected to rage countrywide, as it has in some poorer, hotter countries.
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He converted seven, but a hotter putter could have made it a really special day.
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The Highlanders' 3-point touch became even hotter at the outset of the second half.
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Pizza Hut developed insulated pouches designed to keep delivery pizzas up to fifteen degrees hotter.
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But, hotter summers can make the arrival of Pumpkin Spice Latte season feel like whiplash.
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Move over, Kentucky Fried Chicken, there's a newer, hotter KFC in town: Korean fried chicken.
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More recently, I've been on the hotter side at night and freezing in the morning.
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The office is closing early, the sun is hot, and the deals are even hotter.
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The racers are also adapting their strategies, he said, to a hotter, more variable Iditarod.
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Scientists believe that global warming is causing them to burn longer, hotter, and more frequently.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When it comes to Wimbledon, there is no hotter property than Roger Federer.
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They have hot sex, occasionally made hotter by experiments with Ecstasy or a third partner.
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But the Chargers held the ball last, and they had the hotter quarterback in Rivers.
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But climate change means that Britain "will have hotter and drier summers," Mr. Bevan said.
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The state is facing a severe drought, hotter and drier than any in recent memory.
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See how your hometown has changed so far and how much hotter it may get.
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Scientists had told me that as these scorching cities get hotter, life will become unbearable.
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In the American West, our climate will only get hotter and drier, our wildfires worse.
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When you average these out over the planet, the hotter temps are tipping the scale.
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Eventually, the climate got hotter and drier and lions migrated southward beyond the Nile River.
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On the way back, the sun was hotter, and we began to dream of swimming.
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Already, winemakers in the region are noticing distinct changes that signal a hotter, drier future.
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The wings get hotter, the questions get more intricate, and the guests get less coherent.
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According to this theory, the universe was once much smaller, hotter, and full of energy.
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It's killing people by way of stronger storms and hotter heat waves and unchecked pollution.
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That fury has only mounted with time, a fire that burns ever brighter, ever hotter.
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But while trees are vital, forests are vulnerable in hotter, drier, more flammable Mediterranean climates.
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They used hardened drilling technology to penetrate regions far hotter than any other geothermal well.
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No. 14 Montana, Thursday There might not be a hotter team going than the Wolverines.
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For Australia, that means hotter summers with less rainfall, which is exactly what 229 delivered.
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It promises to provide a hotter, more satisfying shower using less water than traditional models.
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But there's an even bigger and hotter market where it's already winning by miles — India.
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IS IT GETTING HOTTER DOMESTICALLY BECAUSE OF THESE PRODUCTS AND IS INTERNATIONAL STILL STRONG, CHINA?
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But this was not a "beauty premium", whereby hotter hosts command higher-than-average prices.
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Apartments are hot enough, so don't make yours any hotter by turning on the oven.
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Hotter and longer heat waves might increase the rate of preterm birth, new research suggests.
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Wildfires thrive in hotter temperatures, which dry out plants and make them easier to ignite.
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Is there a hotter label in underground dance music right now than Life and Death?
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Oxygen is highly flammable, making gas molecules within a flame much hotter and more excitable.
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"It could mean, by the 2080s, the difference between a 15-degree hotter summer day and just a 3- or 4-degree hotter day—something we can cope with as a society versus something that we will be very challenged to cope with," Knowlton explains.
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While the first stages of the twins' life were a little hectic for the couple, Eklund says things have found their rhythm again — including one "sexy" perk in terms of Kaplan, whom the star says has gotten "hotter and hotter" since they became dads.
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Hotter conditions may also be giving some disease-causing microbes greater resistance to antibiotics, Salas said.
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The silence can actually help to build sexual tension and make your next move even hotter.
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But hawks think there is little room to boost real wages by running labour markets hotter.
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HBO dropped a new Game of Thrones trailer at Comic-Con, and it's hotter than Dragonfire.
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He added that the danger will increase as the weather gets hotter in the summer months.
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The subsequent #Februdairy hashtag, which as expected was overtaken by vegans, only stoked a hotter flame.
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Let me rephrase: Absent any changes, by 2050 Earth will be a couple degrees hotter overall.
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In addition, an abundance of concrete has worsened urban flooding, and made cities hotter, environmentalists say.
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She's a hot commodity, certainly hotter than she expected to be last year at this time.
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Should it be David Beckham, the father of four who just keeps getting hotter with age?
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I found it substantially hotter than other Chromebooks I've used over the last couple of years.
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Yet all bets will be off should America's trade war with China continue to get hotter.
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Though temperatures in much of Antarctica haven't risen much, in west Antarctica it's getting hotter, fast.
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Well, the hellish orb has the hottest surface in the solar system, hotter even than Mercury.
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It's another ridiculously hot, sticky day and it's actually even hotter inside some of the greenhouses.
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Not only are wine growing regions getting hotter, weather is also becoming more unpredictable, scientists say.
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The water filtration here lets you vape it a bit hotter without getting the smokier taste.
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The protesters held banners which read: "the planet is hotter than your mum" and "non violent".
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As the world gets hotter, we've been warned that the next wars will be over water.
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That is an order of magnitude hotter than anything achieved so far in a fusion experiment.
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And, honestly, what's better than looking at a bunch of hot guys in even hotter hairstyles?
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The 31-year-old has rarely been a hotter favorite heading into the Roland Garros fortnight.
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It is typically about 30 to 50-degrees hotter inside her car than it is outside.
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Since 2014, every year has been hotter than the last—except for 2017, NASA announced Thursday.
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ST. CHARLES, Mo., July 06, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- St. Louis's hottest poker room just got hotter!
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Jenna Dewan and her new boyfriend Steve Kazee made Palm Springs, California, even hotter on Friday.
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The data supporting climate change is undeniable; we live in a hot world that's getting hotter.
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A hotter-than-average summer would have a blistering impact on coal-fired power generation demand.
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However, this planet is much hotter than Uranus or any other planet in our Solar System.
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This suggests that the hotter gas snatched the hydrogen gas from the heart of the galaxy.
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In the latest hashtag bandwagon, people are showing off how much hotter they've gotten since 22019.
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The hotter fluid also seemed to pool at parts of the tower, creating otherworldly mirror effects.
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Using those genes, researchers hope to breed trees that can thrive in a hotter, drier world.
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How useful would that second layer of stretchy workout material really be, especially in hotter temps?
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Ahead, what you need to know about uncircumcised penises — and how they can make sex hotter.
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"It was hot, but last week in Sydney, we experienced something a lot hotter," she said.
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And according to a highly regarded technician, the hot commodity is about to get even hotter.
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Materials like tourmaline and ceramic get hotter than traditional metal coils, which also shortens drying time.
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Naively, it seems like even deeper material, at even hotter temperatures, would also be a fluid.
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The questions about connections between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives are burning hotter than ever.
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Especially since some people find the Beast hotter than when he transforms back into a human.
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As its mass shrinks the star's core gets hotter, which in turn releases more ultraviolet light.
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The deepest circulating water can be hotter than 199 degree Fahrenheit (93 Celsius), the website says.
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And with the sun getting hotter, there's only one course of action: Head to the waterfront.
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Then I feel guilty about being angry at women, and berate myself into yet hotter anger.
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Hotter weather is fueling efforts to create a commercial wine industry in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
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Earlier this month, inflation numbers came in hotter than anticipated, signaling inflation pressures could be mounting.
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There was reluctant acknowledgment everywhere that the Mets might be the hotter franchise at the moment.
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We've had a hotter and drier summer than normal, said Carlie Buccola, a Weather Service meteorologist.
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People like to cook with charcoal because it burns hotter than wood and produces less smoke.
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The presidential primary that follows figures to be a few million degrees hotter and more fraught.
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The more the black hole consumes, the hotter it gets and the more it pushes back.
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It's the most peculiar thing; it's like getting hotter as you walk away from a bonfire.
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Any hotter, and heat stroke can set in, leading to exhaustion, delirium, or even a coma.
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If it does, it will be the fourth consecutive year to rank hotter than all previous.
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It was his take on sriracha, but it was hotter than any sriracha I'd ever had.
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I live in rural Northern California, where the weather is hotter, drier, and windier than usual.
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First, there are greenhouse gas emissions that make the summers hotter and drier in the West.
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It would appear that this step toward equality makes Victoria and Albert's sexy time even hotter.
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In our hotter dishes, we use dry Thai chili peppers that we get in duffle bags.
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The consequences of climate change go far beyond making our world a little hotter each year.
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Hotter weather is also melting ice on land, increasing the volume of water in the ocean.
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"With summer being hotter and longer, you have tons of dry fuel up here," she said.
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So a 100.4-degree fever in the morning might grow a little hotter throughout the day.
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So people in the study were more likely to experience acute kidney injuries on hotter days.
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" Washing with warmer water might make intuitive sense, thanks to our association of "hotter" with "cleaner.
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That will make batteries more valuable, EVs a better bargain, and the market that much hotter.
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The president tried that once with Mr. Comey and it only landed him in hotter water.
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In the hotter room, only 64 percent of students agreed to answer at least one question.
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No one in the league can claim to be on a hotter shooting streak than VanVleet.
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As the oceans get warmer, global temperatures become hotter and cause even more glaciers to melt.
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That restriction increases on hotter days, up to 15,000 pounds when the temperature hits 91.4 degrees.
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But when the researchers made the atmosphere hotter and more humid, the colonies started growing again.
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Scientists have already known that sunspots make the areas of the corona immediately above them hotter.
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Only 2016 was hotter, edging out 2019 by less than one-tenth of a degree Fahrenheit.
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The hotter pricing data reinforces views that inflation could be starting to pick up this year.
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The ocean is becoming increasingly hotter and more acidic, which threatens all life on our planet.
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Only 2016 was hotter, and not by much — less than one-tenth of a degree Fahrenheit.
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Only 3003 was hotter, and not by much — less than one-tenth of a degree Fahrenheit.
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Today Mueller's team is operating in an even hotter kitchen than the Enron Task Force did.
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Now consider its carbon residue just sitting in the atmosphere, slowly helping make the planet hotter.
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As climate change makes California's weather ever hotter and drier, this trend is set to continue.
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Clearing more of its patchwork of forest, farms and savannah makes the remaining woodland even hotter.
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It was hot yet again, hotter in this city than anything I had known in Virginia.
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Ratnesh Tihari, a 42-year-old electrician, said he felt it getting hotter year by year.
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This means some regions, especially on land, will get much hotter — far more than 22 degrees.
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The yolk was hotter than 212 degrees Fahrenheit — in other words, hot enough to boil water.
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Also, broadly speaking, scientists say, a hotter planet makes extreme weather more frequent and more intense.
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This is something that's already being done on hotter days at places like London City Airport.
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Switzerland, for example, expects to lose its iconic spruce forests because of hotter and drier weather.
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But for the last decade or more, rosés have been hotter than Death Valley in July.
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We know as our world gets hotter, more crowded, and more urban that some risks become greater.
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Those we had not previously payed attention to became alluring; those who were already hot became hotter.
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Mike Huckabee has a Cinco de Mayo plan that has people hotter than a bottle of Tapatio.
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But it would be hard to find a hotter player on the ATP Tour than his opponent.
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Climate scientists have shown that floods like these are likely to intensify as the world gets hotter.
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The Blazers got even hotter after the half, increasing their lead to 26 in the third quarter.
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We were speaking in the middle of a fire season caused by California getting hotter and drier.
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As the planet heats, the poles are getting hotter way faster than the rest of the world.
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With their guidance, you'll be able to get back at it even hotter and heavier than before.
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Because she was soft, and smoothly hairless, and hotter than hell...and wet, so wet, and ready.
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But valley oaks are drought-tolerant, and may be able to survive a drier and hotter future.
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Coronaviruses and other respiratory illnesses like the flu do tend to retreat in hotter, more humid weather.
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I could tell that it was darker and hotter... something must be wrong with the electrical system.
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Clinton's speeches have gotten hotter, but she doesn't receive that level of interaction in her rallies here.
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First up, there's a roundtable discussion — like Plato's Symposium but hotter — about the events of the season.
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Here are a few of our favorites: It's about to be hotter than Mustafar up in here.
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And hopefully this won't surprise you, but chances are that this summer will be hotter than average.
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Tim Allen was factually hotter as Santa than he was as his actual character in Santa Clause.
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The outside temperature was 86 degrees, and police say the interior of the car was even hotter.
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The world is on course to become at least 3°C hotter than in pre-industrial times.
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Hotter years Each decade has been the hottest on record in succession over the past 30 years.
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According to The Weather Channel, the upcoming fall season is expected to be much hotter than usual.
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Science Dad also purports that ice dragon breath is actually a hotter than normal dragon fire breath.
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If the singer's Instagram teasers are anything to go by, the actual video will be even hotter.
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The third season of Riverdale is here and it's bound to be darker — and hotter — than ever.
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But, as the world gets hotter, the places that we're able to grow these crops is moving.
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One of those worlds, Kepler-1638b, is very close to us in size and just slightly hotter.
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There's equal chill, though, in the loss and grief that surface: historically, fatalities spike during hotter months.
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The sun will make things hotter and force the AC to work harder, which can get expensive.
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Hotter than normal outdoors temperatures likely accounted for most of the extra deaths in 2015, Robertson said.
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The more you work yourself up the hotter you'll get, and you don't want to freak out.
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The only things hotter than the desert sun this weekend were the parties kicking off around Coachella.
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Spring has sprung, which means new shades to perfectly accessorize the season's lighter layers and hotter temperatures.
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The Labor Department said Tuesday that producer prices came in hotter than Wall Street expected last month.
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Modern models run considerably hotter than the originals from the '70s, because of concerns about food safety.
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Hotter temperatures, higher sea levels and heavier rain should all be expected, Kirono, the CSIRO expert, said.
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Despite the fancy control pad, you could still feel changes in pressure as you requested hotter water.
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Let's start by stating the obvious: The hotter the temperature, the less clothing we want to wear.
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The only thing hotter than the suffocating heat wave was the scorched earth takes of righteous pundits.
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You get more weather extremes — hotter hot days, wetter wet ones, longer droughts, fiercer storms, heavier snows.
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According to the Climate Prediction Center, every region of the United States experienced hotter than normal temperatures.
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In June, it was 8 to 10 degrees Celsius hotter in the Arctic than it usually is.
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But in the grand scheme of things, our Earth is too hot, and it's getting even hotter.
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The pizza boxes, made by food startup Zume, were designed to keep pizza hotter, fresher, and crispier.
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"The round box was engineered to make our products taste even better — by delivering hotter, crispier pizzas."
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Preparing for a hotter, more flammable future Every man-made thing that burned, burned all the way.
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"Nothing makes me hotter than dividing the circumference of a circle by its diameter," Mr. Hardwick said.
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Every day this summer brought another alarming reminder that our climate is steadily growing hotter and drier.
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I have multiple personal training and nutrition certifications; I've helped hundreds of clients become healthier and hotter.
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If you want to make this dish a little hotter, serve it with a smoky chipotle aioli.
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Yet Match hasn't let the history stop it from trying to buy hotter-than-hot Bumble anyway.
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As Americans increasingly lean in to getting takeout, the ghost-kitchen market will likely get even hotter.
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Stitch Fix shares are on fire, and some traders are betting the rally will get even hotter.
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"There will always be someone who is younger, hotter, thinner, perkier, fitter, or better endowed," she said.
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Separately, our reporters in India met farmers whose lives have been uprooted by a hotter, drier climate.
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Young Americans are coming of age in a world that is drier and hotter than ever before.
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AR: Here's a thought, just going to float it out there… Cameron is a hotter Bon Iver.
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Similar to their Perfectemp electric kettle, this Cuisinart coffee maker gives you hotter coffee without sacrificing taste.
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"For every additional one percent body mass loss, you're about half a degree Fahrenheit hotter," Casa explains.
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The marine heat wave was hotter than anything humans had recorded dating back to the late 1800s.
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But searching for seeds that can endure the perils of a hotter planet has not been easy.
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But after a certain point, the hotter and drier it gets, the more quickly the pests die.
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I was drenched in sweat within minutes; It was over 100 degrees outside, and even hotter inside.
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But scientists expect more heat waves like the one here this week as the planet grows hotter.
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Similar to propane, it burns hotter and can be used as fuel gas and to make acetone.
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They're a result of a hotter climate, which parches the land and provides fires with more fuel.
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I bet if you look back in history, it was hotter in 1900 than it is now.
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Today Mr. Mueller's team is operating in an even hotter kitchen than the Enron Task Force did.
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The new study, however, is able to isolate the effect that hotter temperatures are having on bumblebees.
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I never overheated, and neither did my partner who tends to sleep much hotter than I do.
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Hotter drought means both elevated bushfire risk and unstoppable fires as we've all seen in the media.
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The fainter star is half the size of Thuban and only about 40% hotter than the sun.
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And the sun's corona, the outer atmosphere of the star, is much hotter than the actual surface.
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Favale would tell "Late Night" producers to "book hotter" women, several current and former CBS employees said.
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It is getting hotter, and a warmer atmosphere carries more moisture—which means heavier rains and flooding.
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Mr. Forsyth also wanted a charity that drew in hotter celebrities, just like its chief rival, Oxfam.
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The Northeast is getting wetter; the Pacific Northwest is getting drier; and the South is getting hotter.
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The battle between the Trump administration and California over vehicle carbon emissions and mileage is getting hotter.
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There are more hot days and fewer cold days, on average, and the hot days are hotter.
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From music videos to performances to just hanging out, there is no hotter duo in music right now.
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With just a tap of the screen, Snapchat will transform your selfie into something instantly hotter, cuter, wittier.
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Throughout the United Kingdom, summers are becoming hotter and drier, and winters are now dangerously warmer and wetter.
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Mr Kashkari has been sceptical of such pleading for years, convinced that the labour market could be hotter.
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Unchecked, the planet will get far hotter by 2100 — a time that many children alive today will see.
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Saturday is going to be plenty hot, Sunday going to be even hotter, except for into New England.
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This means, by mid-century, even "cool" summers will be hotter than the hottest summers we experience today.
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Hotter water is also more acidic, which corrodes the shells of crabs and other marine life, he said.
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Warm water also takes up more space than cold, meaning a hotter ocean is also a higher one.
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In case you haven't heard, few gigs are hotter at the moment than that of a data scientist.
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We found that by 2050, many US cities may resemble hotter, more southern parts of the country today.
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Some species and ecosystems will adapt to a hotter world, with more frequent wildfires and a drier climate.
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Hotter temperatures mean melting ice, which makes sea levels rise and threatens populations and economies around the world.
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California is getting hotter and drier, and that means more dead vegetation that turns into fuel for wildfires.
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This rechargeable lighter produces an electricity-generated plasma beam that is hotter and cleaner than a butane flame.
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The once-polarizing world of open-source software has recently become one of the hotter destinations for VCs.
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Both are hotter than establishment Democrats on social platforms and among staffer wannabes, the press, donors and activists.
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Both are hotter than establishment Democrats on social platforms and among staffer-wannabes, the press, donors and activists.
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Younger lava is generally hotter and more liquid, as it has higher amounts of gas and fewer crystals.
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Wildfires are a major source of short-term particulate matter pollution, and a hotter Earth means more fires.
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And despite the metal construction, it didn't get any hotter than my normal laptop charger did during testing.
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That's partly because hotter air is thinner than cooler air, making it difficult for planes to take off.
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Image: Facebook / NWS PhoenixWhen it gets even hotter than that, the National Weather Service busts out the magenta.
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That makes it difficult to balance the system in homes that have hotter or colder areas in them.
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Doing this to your mugs as well will keep the coffee hotter longer once you're ready to serve.
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Hotter, more humid days imperil the productivity both of employees and equipment such as that in data centres.
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NOAA just released its summer outlook, predicting which areas are going to see unusually hotter temperatures this year.
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The fresher lava is hotter and tends to move faster than the older lava that was unleashed earlier.
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"We've done a bunch of shopping," Hotter, who is in digital marketing, told Reuters in London's Piccadilly Circus.
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However, the planet is getting hotter, and heat waves will only become longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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If the question has no constraints on space and time, the Big Bang was much hotter than this.
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Jeep, perhaps the hottest brand in the auto industry, has a strategy in place to become even hotter.
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Some smaller regional jets cannot take off in temperatures hotter than 117 degrees, it said in a statement.
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Again, the scientific community is in agreement: 97 percent of scientists agree that we're making the planet hotter.
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And, unfortunately, the more power you draw from them over a shorter time period, the hotter they get.
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As the world grows hotter, everything needs to change: people's behavior, the design of buildings, emergency response systems.
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It can also be much lower, however, meaning that your machine slows down sooner as it gets hotter.
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That spotlight only grew hotter this month, when reports emerged that Kislyak had met privately with then-Sen.
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Especially in recent years, the big movies of the hotter months lean towards the lady-as-subject filmmaking.
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Lightning McQueen is dogged by a rival named Jackson Storm (Armie Hammer), a hotter, cooler car than Lightning.
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A hotter world means a greater risk of heat stroke for outdoor workers, particularly in agriculture and construction.
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If the weather is hotter than usual or other problems crop up, the risk of blackouts will increase.
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They're going to tell you what they like, and that's going to make your chemistry together even hotter!
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If it continues to get hotter, the Hajj may become a physically impossible journey due to heat stress.
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The internet was a beast that always needed feeding, and it demanded ever-hotter, ever-more-outrageous takes.
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Another key big-number level was at $2552,2572 and an even hotter chart point was up at $5,400.
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Hotter and drier weather, which are associated with climate change, make wildfires more likely and help them spread.
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But researchers are concerned that hotter weather and droughts fueled by climate change play a major role, too.
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However, he keeps a stash of super secret seeds which are hotter than anything he's released so far.
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While communal participation is starting to decline, the market for elite youth sports programs has never been hotter.
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Climate change is causing hotter dry seasons and shorter, more intense rainy seasons in the country, it added.
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By 2030, the loss of productivity caused by a hotter world could cost the global economy $2 trillion.
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Miami, Houston, El Paso, and Boston also received high predictions that their summers will be hotter than normal.
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"You want to run maybe a little hotter, but you don't want to go too far," Kaplan said.
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However, the sea ice that would disappear in the hotter scenario would return once temperatures had cooled off.
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As the globe heats hotter and harder, the need for genuinely disruptive technologies is more urgent than ever.
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" From Jackie: "You're getting warmer, Detective — and not just because it's hotter than a whore in church today.
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Inside they're hotter at the top than the bottom, forcing dense material down and lighter petroleum products up.
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Several Victoria's Secret models are uniting for a common goal -- making the Miami beach even hotter than usual.
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The next-warmest winter on record, 2015-2016, was hotter by 2.5 degrees Fahrenheit (or 1.4 degrees Celsius).
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The heat policy will most likely be in place again on Wednesday, when conditions may actually be hotter.
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Moreover, climate change is also causing sea levels to rise, as hotter water expands and polar ice melts.
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Nothing hotter than a grown man thoroughly enjoying a brisk bike ride with a basket, am I right?
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As for the West Coast, well, sorry, guys, but Labor Day may be hotter than usual this year.
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As he recounts it all on a hotter-than-usual winter day in August, Avendaño fights back tears.
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Then, when a fire does occur, it burns hotter and travels farther, causing more damage, Dr. Wagenius said.
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And there is a solid likelihood that 2020 will be a hotter year for the world than 2019.
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Overall, some people may run half a degree hotter or colder than "average" and that's fine for them.
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Around China, the view is that Sichuan food consists mainly of three flavors: hot, hotter and mind-numbing.
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And summers are only set to get hotter and smokier, promising humming air filters and children kept indoors.
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And summers are set to get only hotter and smokier, promising humming air filters and children kept indoors.
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Ms. Lipa wrote "Hotter Than Hell" to be "everything that somebody made me feel I wasn't," she said.
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And hotter oceans means more water evaporates into the atmosphere, which creates more humidity, which can supercharge storms.
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But beyond the headlines, lurks a menacing trend line that is making global hot spots — like Afghanistan — hotter.
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Lisa Vanderpump's SUR (Sexy Unique Restaurant, for the uninitiated) may be hotter than ever as Season 5 begins.
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"It's a bit like if you walked away from a campfire and suddenly got much hotter," Fox said.
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"I think climate change is more complex than global warming will make it hotter," Guadagnino tweeted to Trump.
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But the slightly old dataset is interesting, because things have only gotten hotter in the past 30 years.
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The brighter regions get hotter and more energetic as they interact more intensely with the sun's magnetic field.
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In a tokamak, without such a strong gravitational pull, the atoms need to be about 10 times hotter.
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However, it was a different story under the hotter scenario, which assumes global emissions continue on their current path.
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On Wednesday the temperature alone was headed toward 110 degrees and Thursday will be hotter, the weather service said.
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Tomorrow Is Another Day: Even in a hot summer made hotter with fiery politics, things can always get worse.
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Then there's Bumble, where you'll find younger, trendier, more successful, (and importantly) much hotter people than the other apps.
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But the hotter a fire burns, the more these toxic chemicals can get broken down into simpler, safer ones.
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And, particularly as global warming makes the region hotter and drier, the price we're paying will become increasingly untenable.
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Simply put, hotter climes suck moisture out of the land, leaving profoundly dried out, tinder-ready grasslands and forests.
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Shorter winters and longer, hotter summers are increasing glacial melt in the Himalayas, which feeds into India's northern rivers.
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The much anticipated eighth season premiere of "Game of Thrones" aired Sunday — and viewership was hotter than dragon fire.
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Overshoots align with the doves' real—and understandable—goal: a hotter labour market which drives employment and wages higher.
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Unfortunately, whether you have naturally oily skin or it's simply hotter than hell outside, that's a very real possibility.
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Climate change will lead to more wildfires nationwide as hotter temperatures dry out plants, making them easier to ignite.
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But the high humidity early into the ceremony caused it to feel much hotter in the crowd at times.
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Some of Thursday's gain could be attributed to strong demand in the West where temperatures are hotter than normal.
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Read these stories next: How To Make Period Sex Way Hotter Does This Controversial Birth Control Method Actually Work?
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Your quickie will be hotter and more meaningful if you've been thinking about it all day long, Chase says.
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By 2100, average daily high temperatures in Philly could be up to ten degrees hotter than they are today.
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Given that, it's hardly a comfort to know that things were much, much hotter when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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There's a fire sale in the bond market, and the November jobs report could make it burn even hotter.
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When Mercury was young and even hotter than it is today, its surface was a roiling mess of magma.
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Such heatwaves are estimated to be about 4 degrees Celsius hotter than a century ago, the same report added.
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If the ground beneath a seismometer is hotter, it'll take seismic waves a little longer to pass through it.
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For much of the country, the last week has been a scorcher — and it's only going to get hotter.
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TWO years ago the world pledged to keep global warming "well below" 21°C hotter than pre-industrial times.
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The Sun's corona is actually 5000 times hotter than the surface of the Sun, and no one understands why.
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With both Charmed and Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina coming back from the dead, magical women have never been hotter.
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"Every year it is getting hotter," said Nazria Eshmatova who has been farming in Kok Tal for two decades.
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"The weather will become hotter and drier into the weekend and fire growth potential remains high," Cal Fire said.
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Given climate change projections for a hotter, drier future in the West, perhaps we'd better get used to it.
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A number of national records broke on July 24, but Thursday, July 25, shaped up to be even hotter.
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This glowing atmosphere is much hotter than the surface of the sun, but no one is exactly sure why.
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These are the kinds of impacts that are likely to worsen as our world becomes hotter and less stable.
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A number of national records broke on Wednesday, but Thursday, July 25, is shaping up to be even hotter.
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What's the only thing hotter than the stogie Michael Jordan lit up on his vacay in Italy this week??
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So far, the hotter temperatures may be producing better fruit, and better wine, at least some of the time.
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And there's nothing hotter than a man (sentient alien creature?) who knows what he wants and goes for it.
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Simmons claims he first used the gesture commercially in November of 1974 during the KISS "Hotter Than Hell" tour.
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But another factor — the hotter climate and drier terrain in California and broader region — also contributed to the problem.
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There is perhaps no hotter communications chat platform for getting work done with lots of team members than Slack.
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A blue Bunsen flame, created by mixing more air into the fuel, is hotter and burns that fuel completely.
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On the valley floor, the temperature was twenty degrees hotter and the air heavy with the smell of fertilizer.
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That's 0.29 degrees Fahrenheit (19903 degrees Celsius) hotter than the second-hottest August on record, which was in 2014.
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When the air gets hotter, it's able to hold more water, and humid air makes heat waves more likely.
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Australia specifically, which is already prone to heat waves, is vulnerable to "more frequent, hotter, and longer" heat waves.
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Some traders expect the rally to get even hotter when blue-chip behemoth Intel reports Thursday after the bell.
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Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and northwestern China could experience even hotter climates, with temperatures rising 8 degrees Celsius, it added.
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It could have been a bit hotter, both in temperature (my spaghetti was a little tepid) and spice level.
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The stainless steel one won't crack or break like the plastic one, and it'll keep your coffee hotter longer.
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Fire whirls, colloquially called firenadoes, look like tornadoes or wind devils, and they burn hotter than many other fires.
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IEA estimated that nearly one-fifth of 2018's energy demand growth stemmed from hotter summers and colder winters.
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When it's hotter than Satan's asshole outside, you crave sweet relief inside a cold, dark room with air conditioning.
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She learned about stars for the first time and how some exist that are hotter than the sun itself.
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The high humidity will make it feel even hotter, with heat indices above 105 degrees Fahrenheit in some places.
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In the early 1990s, there was no movie hotter than this murder mystery starring Sharon Stone and Michael Douglas.
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As the latest blowups over Roseanne Barr and Samantha Bee remind us, our culture wars are only getting hotter.
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Step up your game, couples: you'll have a hard time pulling off a wedding shoot hotter than this one.
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During its first brainstorming session, the group came up with the idea for a hotter, juicier burger, Jasper said.
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Along the way the air descends to lower elevations, which causes it to compress and become hotter and drier.
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Hotter temperatures can subject both organic and conventionally grown apples to sunburn, which causes defects on the fruit's skin.
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See how your hometown has changed since the year you were born, and how much hotter it may get.
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Not only is much of northern and western Europe hotter than normal, but the weather is also more erratic.
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That suggests that these vendors might shift their energies this year to selling wares on the newer, hotter platform.
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"Allowing the labor market to run hotter than otherwise could possibly cause collusion to break down," Mr. Krueger said.
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She's clearly enjoying the media spotlight, which is growing ever hotter; Diane Sawyer has contacted her, and she's thrilled.
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Hotter air is thinner air, which makes it more difficult — and sometimes impossible — for planes to generate enough lift.
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He said he views agricultural advances, such as salmon farming, as crucial to adapting to a hotter, hungrier world.
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If Wuhan could be compared to an American city, it might be Pittsburgh — a much bigger, much hotter Pittsburgh.
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If Wuhan could be compared to an American city, it might be Pittsburgh — a much bigger, much hotter Pittsburgh.
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Women tend to run a little hotter than men, and their body temperature can fluctuate with the menstrual cycle.
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Instagram's filters are mostly focused on making people look hotter or helping them express emotion, not performing wacky tricks.
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Like all really committed emigres to Los Angeles, katabatics get hotter and faster when they cross the county line.
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Certainly, lots of the things that make wildfires worse are consequences of climate change—hotter, drier summers, for example.
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With two forks she fished the artichokes out of the oil to prepare them for another, hotter oil bath.
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Now comes another entry in this literature: a prediction that in a hotter world, people will get less sleep.
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In general, the fries were tasty, but I would have liked them to come out a little bit hotter.
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Passions appear not to have cooled in the wake of the previous election cycle — if anything, they've become hotter.
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And if she lives to be 90, the planet may be 3 to 4 degrees hotter and barely livable.
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U.S. government debt prices fell from recent highs Friday despite hotter-than-expected import prices and housing starts data.
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The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model proves what we already suspected -- absolutely everything is hotter on South Beach ... even errands.
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But so long as we keep burning vast amounts of oil, gas, and coal, temperatures will keep getting hotter.
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In San Juan, at the Cockfighting Club of Puerto Rico, members assured me the sport was hotter than ever.
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The white glove legal battle between two of the most important companies in mobile technologies is getting a lot hotter.
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Outspoken Jupiter is the great magnifier and in Scorpio, reproductive rights will become an even hotter issue to fight for.
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As a result of hotter climate and erratic rainfall, much of Sudan has become progressively unsuitable for agriculture and villages.
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But if you want your metabolic furnace to burn hotter during the day, you're going to need to add muscle.
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Update, 11:50AM EDT: Someone on Twitter pointed me to another interesting fact—the entire Earth is hotter during aphelion.
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It also has developed insulated pouches designed to keep delivery pizzas up to fifteen degrees hotter and introduced meal deals.
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But the prospect of even hotter competition did not appear to faze Disney, the world's most storied theme-park company.
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The higher they go, the harder it is to exercise, the more fatigued you feel, and the hotter you get.
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But a hotter atmosphere and a warmer ocean have caused some of it to melt at an increasingly faster rate.
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Keep funding public health research, surveillance, and ways to deal with mosquito-borne diseases that thrive in a hotter world.
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Hotter oceans meant that animals needed more oxygen to survive, but the heat also depleted the oxygen in the waters.
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Anyway, now that's settled, we can move on to the next big issue: Who's hotter, Aquaman emoji or Legolas emoji?
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The comedic duo took part in an interview with First We Feast, during which they ate five increasingly hotter wings.
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The more our bodies get used to cold temperatures indoors, the hotter the outside weather seems in contrast, Cox explained.
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Stubbs says the easiest way to make period sex hotter is to just embrace the mess and go for it.
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We did, and I'd never had sex like that before — it was as though it being transgressive made it hotter.
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And if you still want something hotter, Ed Currie is working on the next-generation pepper to satisfy that desire.
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If we don't do something on this issue, the planet's going to be seven degrees hotter in the year 2100.
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From Nicole Kidman's strategically mismatched heels to Heidi Klum's custom-dyed slingback sandals, the shoe game was hotter than ever.
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They see a vicious cycle in very poor places: Hotter temperatures cut rural productivity, making migration costs even less feasible.
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Conditions this year have been hotter and drier than usual, and some players have questioned the quality of the surface.
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" "Was he behind closed doors with just the guys rating the women, who were the hotter ones on the show?
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Countries such as Iraq and Syria, where war has devastated infrastructure, will struggle to prepare for a hotter, drier future.
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The launch of Darkstore comes at a time when the on-demand market is hotter than it's ever been before.
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Read more ReadBut remember, the hotter it gets, even if it's deeply unpleasant to your lips, the bigger the cloud.
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At the same time, power plants are grappling with a hotter-than-usual autumn that is keeping air conditioners running.
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Why it works: Teasing at all the fun you're having will make things that much hotter for your partner, too.
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Basically, the hotter it is and the higher the percentage of relative humidity, the riskier it is to work out.
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Its investments include adding a loyalty program, beefing up technology and rolling out delivery boxes designed to keep pizzas hotter.
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First, when higher CO23 levels make Earth's surface and sky hotter, the extra heat drives stronger turbulence inside the clouds.
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When you're talking about how great your sex life is and how to make things even hotter, float the idea.
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If we don't act quickly, we better get to work preparing for many severe consequences of a much hotter world.
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The aim was to consolidate gains before the weekend, when drier, gusty, hotter conditions were forecast to return, Engrav said.
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The west is still charred from last season's burns, and hotter weather has been drying out the landscape's surviving trees.
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This is evident in that recent neutral or even La Niña years have been hotter than previous strong El Niños.
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These collisions regularly reach temperatures of 5.5 trillion degrees Celsius, or 10,000 times hotter than the core of the sun.
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Future Los Angeles would be 4.6°C hotter and 80 percent drier, making it a match with Las Palmas, Mexico.
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I also had to run it hotter than the gloves so it consumed more power which meant more frequent recharging.
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Places like Vermont, Quebec, and Ontario are colder than we are in the winter but hotter in the growing season.
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If new projections pan out, the market for the gadgets is heating up, and it's only going to get hotter.
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"The labor market continues to boil and is growing hotter," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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"Each year is getting hotter than the next and now is the time to act on this issue," he said.
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On one hand, data suggests California's fires are burning hotter and consuming more land than they did in the past.
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The barriers to starting a new business have never been lower; the aura of the entrepreneur has never been hotter.
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Remember when Seth was sneaky and good at digging up dirt, and not just a hotter version of Sean Spicer?
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But New York's bay scallops are living close to the edge, unable to tolerate water hotter than the mid-80s.
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Tuesday's triple-digit high temperature in Los Angeles is forecast to be hotter than any game in Houston this year.
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It's hotter and better ... But if someone wants to stay home and get great barbecue, we want to deliver that.
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Finally, we asked the question: Does a student's PSAT score improve by a smaller amount following a hotter school year?
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)Hotter than average temperatures have killed at least 65 people in just three days in Karachi, Pakistan.
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Despite being an ordinary, main sequence F-type star—slightly hotter and larger than our sun—it caught astronomers' attention.
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Lump charcoal also burns hotter than briquettes, which is ideal when you want to sear a steak or other meat.
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The Indians, who are seeking their first World Series title in 68 years, have never been hotter in the postseason.
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According toThe Wirecutter, this charcoal burns hotter and longer than most other charcoal, and it doesn't leave much ash behind.
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It will be slightly hotter than that on Saturday, and then very slightly cooler during the week but still humid.
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WP24, a Los Angeles restaurant, is launching a 'Bring the Heat' tasting menu that gets progressively hotter with each dish.
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Experts also cite hotter temperatures causing lengthier fire seasons that burn up dry, dead vegetation as factors for more wildfires.
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Brito doubted that climate change would mean an ever hotter world that would boost beer sales by making people thirstier.
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The Chicago Cubs' bats have cooled off while Philadelphia Phillies rookie Rhys Hoskins couldn't be much hotter at the plate.
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Factories that produce plate glass—by pouring thin layers of molten silica onto baths of molten tin—can be hotter.
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In the next six months, the environment will get hotter, wetter and buggier, and the number of infections will rise.
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So with hotter temperatures comes less pork overall in the global market, where the demand for pork is only increasing.
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When we cool down our indoor environments with air conditioners or other appliances that consume electricity, the outside gets hotter.
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That is to say, the box office continues to slip behind, and the summer of hell is only getting hotter.
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There are peaks and valleys in a wrestler's heat, and it's hard to imagine Naito being hotter than right now.
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And he becomes an even hotter commodity now that he'll be ready as a near-immediate option for some school.
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The round pizza box is stackable, industrially compostable, and designed to keep pizza crispier, hotter, and fresher, according to Zume.
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Tackling hotter inflation with another rate rise, meanwhile, could harm consumer spending, some of which is being fuelled by borrowing.
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That is a particular problem as climate change brings longer and hotter dry season and growing water stress, he said.
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There won't be much in the way of cloud cover, so expect it to be hotter on sun-soaked streets.
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Hotter global temperatures also mean it will feel like spring sooner, a phenomenon that's tough for some species to handle.
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Kylie Jenner and Tyga have reached the point where they coordinate outfits, but Kylie's red is wayyyyy hotter than his.
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When liquid is exposed to a much hotter substance, it can produce a protective film that prevents it from boiling.
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The consequences may be a transformed planet with rising waters and hotter weather, dying coral reefs and more acidic oceans.
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Now, read the article, "Hotter, Drier, Hungrier: How Global Warming Punishes the World's Poorest," and answer the following questions: 1.
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At the same time, because of climate change, the state's dry periods have become hotter and drier, increasing fire risk.
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According to Wirecutter, this charcoal burns hotter and longer than most other charcoal, and it doesn't leave much ash behind.
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A "danger" day is when the combined heat and humidity makes it feel like it's 105 degrees Fahrenheit or hotter.
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Wine producers around the world are working to keep their sensitive crops flourishing despite hotter summers, warmer winters and droughts.
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The heat level was comparable to Frank's, though our tasters thought the aforementioned complexity made Frank's seem hotter in comparison.
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Climate change and the hotter and drier conditions it brings are among the forces that increase fire risks and severity.
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LONDON — Never in recorded history has Paris been hotter than it was on Thursday, when the temperature neared 225 degrees.
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He said, in addition to the increase in deadly events associated with hotter summers, winters are also becoming more extreme.
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Greater investment in research and development is critical for finding ways to feed a growing population on a hotter planet.
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"The brand is certainly a hotter brand than it was before," Mr. Trump observed, with satisfaction, shortly after the election.
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The world is clearly getting hotter overall, experts say, making some kinds of weather events more frequent and more severe.
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As the wings got hotter, Rudd lost his cool a bit and wound up acting out an impromptu emotional scene.
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The outside of the canister gets hotter than the Haven while it's in use, but not uncomfortably or dangerously hot.
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But the oceans themselves are becoming hotter, more acidic and less oxygen-rich as a result, according to the report.
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Meanwhile, for this year, I feel grimly resigned to the apocalyptic nature of these hotter, longer and more frequent fires.
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The climate is hotter, and much of the food and music can only be authentically consumed in the region itself.
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"When we drafted up the plan, the market was a lot hotter," he said of a period several years back.
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The continent is growing hotter, wreaking havoc on food supplies, but those who try to leave have nowhere to go.
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The summers are getting hotter, and the unpredictable and changing temperatures are wreaking havoc on our public infrastructure and agriculture.
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And although it grows well in the rainy highlands, it fares poorly in the hotter, drier parts of the country.
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And why is the sun&aposs outer layer, called the corona, up to 500 times hotter than its inner layers?
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The new Fed chair may be faced with a hotter-than-expected economy after the tax legislation, and higher inflation.
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The surface of the ocean becomes hotter than its depths, making the surface much less dense than the deep ocean.
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But birds such as thrushes and warblers may find the park unsuitable for raising their young in the hotter summers.
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Hotter summers also draw more swimmers whose urine stimulates algal growth, which can further deplete oxygen as the algae decay.
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Luckily the three give Sciortino a demo of how much hotter the scene is when everyone is actually into it.
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They were younger, taller, brooding in a pop-punk kind of way, dressed in tight leather jackets, and a little hotter.
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So as climate change brings hotter summers, cattle are becoming less well suited to arid regions of the country, he said.
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Since then, there has been increasing demand from troops to be able to roll up their sleeves, especially during hotter months.
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But Keith Banks of Bank of America Private Wealth Management said the market will run hotter regardless of the productivity lag.
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Increasing heat is also warming up the ocean, and hotter air holds onto more moisture, increasing the available energy for hurricanes.
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Urbanisation intensifies the risk to health: cities are hotter places than the surrounding countryside, and more people are moving into them.
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In poor countries, where climates are often hotter and more humid, public-health systems are weaker and preoccupied with other threats.
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A hotter wage number could signal to markets that there's potentially higher inflation ahead, and therefore a more hawkish Federal Reserve.
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The disappearance of the sea also affected the local climate — summers have been getting hotter, and winters have been getting colder.
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Fire officials say the weather is getting hotter and drier heading into the weekend and that means the fire could grow.
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That study and others have found that a hotter world could also see a widening gap between rich and poor countries.
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The thick, gooey, molten magma has shifted into a wider, hotter flowing river of lava traveling about 200 yards per hour.
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"Doha is going to be a lot hotter, you can't really compare the weather, that will present different challenges," said Warner.
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It&aposs going to gradually get hotter, and it&aposs going to get more and more interesting as we move forward.
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Steel, concrete, and asphalt readily absorb heat and cause cities to warm up hotter than their rural surroundings, creating heat islands.
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The white, oval-shaped spot in the center of the map is expected to be spared from hotter-than-normal temperatures.
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Such a shift might make an already combustible region even hotter, and undermine the stability of the anchor of Southeast Asia.
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Next, a group of 121 authors demanded that Winfrey remove the book from her official list, the digital flames growing hotter.
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From Washington D.C. to down under, energy and climate are hotter topics this year than they have been in some time.
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Essentially, it runs electric currents through materials to create a temperature differential, which makes one side hotter and other side cooler.
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Another likens the party's situation to the fable of the frog: the water is hotter, but colleagues have adjusted to it.
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While some areas have been hotter than a pumpkin spice latte, Montana was buried with record-breaking snow over the weekend.
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Hotter heads will prevail, tempers will flare, and life will come at us much faster than it did during Pisces season.
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Image: NASA/GISSIn the past 137 years, there's only been one March hotter than March 2017, and it was March 2016.
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"Increased beverage consumption as a result of a hotter than usual summer in South Africa benefited group volumes," the company said.
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If you vape it hotter, then you get more of the good stuff, but you start getting more of carcinogens, too.
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Kendall was back in Paris for the first time since the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, and this trip was arguably hotter.
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I am, in fact, a mere few clicks away from extending my overdraft and booking a flight to somewhere even hotter.
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Scientists say that a sample from a fissure in a subdivision shows that fresher, hotter magma could produce faster lava flows.
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Certainly, in the hotter and more crowded world of the future, we're going to need all the food we can get.
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More likely, however, is that they'll just keep swiping, holding out hope that the next picture is hotter than the last.
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The tragedy can happen almost anywhere, and while hotter months are the riskiest, the circumstances surrounding child vehicular heatstroke are varied.
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No matter how hot your stove, your pasta will never get hotter than 103 degrees Fahrenheit unless the water boils off.
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Which seems important, given that the world's cities will add about 210 billion people this century, and they're only getting hotter.
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The answer is a whole lot hotter, in the millions of degrees whether measured in Fahrenheit or Celsius, according to NASA .
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The team is hotter than the Yankees were back when George Costanza persuaded them to change from polyester to cotton pants.
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Christian rock will never get hotter than Selena Gomez doing a surprise gig in the middle of a religious themed event.
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Maybe someone in the now is a hotter hand than that grainy-filmed champion from the 70s he or she replaces.
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Vogue described the shape as balletic, but we're going to say it's a lot hotter, especially in this bold crimson hue.
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And it's further proof that she's feeling hotter than ever, as her recent string of sexy, strappy neon bikinis can attest.
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Because overseas markets have been hotter for the Trump brand, the company could lose some new revenue, the president's sons suggested.
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The sun's atmosphere or corona is thought to be about 300 times hotter than its surface and no one knows why.
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Iceland got a little hotter on Saturday, when Lindsay Lohan made a visit to the country to attend a friend's wedding.
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As temperatures rise, wildfires are becoming more frequent in part because hotter temperatures dry out vegetation, making it easier to ignite.
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And as high atmospheric pressure stays in the same area for a while, the air continues to get hotter and drier.
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Hotter air and ocean temperatures fuel larger storms and intensify precipitation, as the 2014 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report confirms.
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"We got married in a fever, hotter than a pepper sprout," the author and former Fox News contributor tweeted last year.
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Amanda Little is a journalist and author of The Fate of Food: What We'll Eat in a Bigger, Hotter, Smarter World.
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According to The Wirecutter, this charcoal burns hotter and longer than most other charcoal, and it doesn't leave much ash behind.
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These fuel loads are feeding extreme wildfire behavior and contributing to the growing problem of larger, hotter and more intense fires.
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That's because warming leads winter snow cover to melt earlier, and hotter air sucks away the moisture from trees and soil.
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"The hotter and more uncomfortable you are, the better the bat flight," said Mylea Bayless, an ecologist for Bat Conservation International.
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But Anchor Bar now has more than 15 other flavors on its menu as well, including Mild, Hotter, Barbeque, and "Suicidal."
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Summers are already getting longer and hotter in Spain, and wildfires have impacted thousands of hectares of land across the country.
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Fifty million years ago, during a period called the Eocene, the planet was 25 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than it is today.
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Another very weird thing about the Sun's corona is that it is much hotter than the surface of the Sun itself.
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Global warming will lead to more wildfires across the country as hotter temperatures dangerously dry vegetation and set them on fire.
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The economy has never been hotter, and Democrats — from Biden to Bernie — would take healthcare away from 815,300 New Hampshire voters.
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The hotter the fire, the faster the air rises and the tighter it twists until it takes off as a tornado.
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The further back in time we go toward the Big Bang, the matter in the universe gets hotter, and more symmetric.
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Forbes once called Zenefits hotter than Uber and Airbnb and Business Insider said was a startup to bet your career on.
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The big picture: Record dry vegetation plus a hotter than average summer is turning the state's vast forests into a tinderbox.
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If your phone still seems to run much hotter than normal, you may want to contact Samsung technical support for help.
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It may seem like a simple, obvious decision: Fresh beef gets hotter faster and tastes juicier, delivering a more appetizing burger.
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