There are even twists on this trend: melting things with fire, melting things with copper, melting things by slicing into them with a hot knife.
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"Rising temperatures are promoting more melting, and that melting is reducing albedo, which in turn is increasing melting," lead study author Marco Tedesco said in a statement.
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That will create a feedback loop of melting causing warming — causing even more melting.
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The melting occurred where ice, bedrock, and the ocean meet, melting the glacier from below.
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We're still a melting pot, but a melting pot that has to have some coherence.
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"Every year we see the glaciers, the landscape, the ice sheet melting and melting," he said.
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This is important because the very old ice tends to resist melting; without it, melting accelerates.
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"The city of Elizabeth has been a melting pot, but it hasn't been a melting pot for the last 25 years — it's been a melting pot since the Constitution," Mr. Bollwage said.
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Reverse melting: Current climate trends such as melting sea ice and rising sea levels could be reversed.
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For these Alaskan glaciers, losing mass is a combination of surface melting, icebergs breaking off, and underwater melting.
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The Arctic's melting season starts each year in June and ends in August, with peak melting in July.
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This melting mat releases a proprietary blend of melting agents to prevent your walkway or driveway from collecting snow.
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To overcome this barrier, the researchers combined sonar to observe the underwater melting with radar for the above-water melting.
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"Another huge influence that contributes to Antarctic ice shelf melting, and therefore ice shelf thinning, is subsurface melting," she said.
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But while detailed projections of Greenland's melting are under heavy investigation, the greater picture in Greenland — continued, accelerated melting — is already clear.
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Melting sea ice does not raise the water level, for the same reason that melting ice cubes do not make a cup overflow.
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However, co-author Rebecca Jackson said, underwater melting accelerates the process of glacial melting, a process that scientists are only beginning to understand and quantify.
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Cutting emissions is a necessary step to mitigate further ice melting, but the melting is already set in motion and won't stop on it's own.
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Freezing fingers play melting instruments at Norway's Ice Music Festival Freezing fingers play melting instruments at Norway's Ice Music Festival This segment originally aired Feb.
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Although the current melting event is just one extreme episode, Greenland's greater melting trends are already evident, and it's long-term trends that really matter.
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Arctic sea ice is melting at an arresting pace today, with Greenland's ice sheet melting six times faster than it was just 40 years ago.
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While that won't happen overnight, Antarctica is indeed melting, and a study published Wednesday in the journal Nature shows that the melting is speeding up.
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Well, I think that's exactly the divide: Is America a melting pot, or is the melting pot, and the concomitant assimilation, a form of cultural genocide?
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But melting it does expose more water, which absorbs more heat, which increases the chances of melting land ice, which does contribute to sea level rise.
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Arctic sea ice is melting, permafrost is melting and spring snow cover is declining as temperatures increase at twice the rate of the rest of the globe.
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A melting pot The high school is a remarkable modern-day melting pot, a testament to the United States as a global destination for people fleeing oppression.
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If the melting event described in today's paper is a taste of what's to come, we can expect more frequent, extended melting of the West Antarctica ice sheet.
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Volcanic activity is expected to increase, as the melting of glaciers relieves pressure on volcanic systems, with the eruption of glacier-tipped volcanoes causing major melting of ice.
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Related: A Luminous Wearable Headpiece Imitates Melting Glaciers Street Artist Paints Murals Onto Melting Icebergs 90 Tons of Glacial Ice Melt in Front of the Paris Climate Talks
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But while the fact that he's melting down is certainly one of the reasons he's losing, the more fundamental truth is that he's melting down because he's losing.
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But while the total amount of ice lost isn't huge in terms of total volume, such early melting sets up a feedback mechanism that contributes to further melting, said CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller "The melting and refreezing processes release additional heat and that can penetrate into the ice," Miller said.
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The melting mirrored the record-breaking ice loss seen in 2012, when almost all of Greenland's ice sheet was exposed to melting for the first time in documented history.
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Like your insides are melting, 'cause they are … they're melting from the inside out … they're burnin', bubblin', liquefyin' … like a bonfire raging inside of you … and you're the witch.
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On July 22019, 22020, melting occurred over 22020 percent of the ice sheet, the greatest area since July 2012, when an extraordinary 97 percent of the ice sheet experienced melting.
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The part of the internet that was not melting down about Donald Trump Saturday was instead melting down about rumors of a new Nicki Minaj album, tweeted by the star herself.
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The second-largest ice sheet on Earth — only surpassed by Antarctica — is currently experiencing one of its most extreme melting events on record, similar to a historic melting episode in 2012.
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They also highlighted the impact climate change has on the Arctic, such as the melting of permafrost, glacial melting that causes sea level rise and ocean acidification that affects marine life.
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The problem is that more multiyear ice is breaking up and melting, meaning more of next season's ice will be "first-year ice," melting too quickly to help keep the ocean cool.
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What it means for Dotson: If the uneven melting continued at its current rate, the canyon could melt through in 40 - 50 years rather than 170 - 200 years predicted for even melting.
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Related: Patterns of Life Emerge in Petri Dish Macro Videography Giant Twisted Nails and Melting Drums Give You a Taste of Cuba Ceramics Artist Loses It All in Heart-Melting Studio Fire
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That's bad news for coastal cities Greenland's ice sheet contains enough water to raise global sea levels by more than 24 feet, and the report finds that 2019 was another year of near-record melting, The ice lost in 2019 rivaled the melting seen in 2012, which set the record for melting on the ice sheet.
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The desk outside of Matthew Freud's office has "Spot Painting" by Damien Hirst embedded in it, and is flanked by two Salvador Dali artworks — "Melting Clock "and "Study for Melting Clock," both 1975.
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The primary cause of sea-level rise, according to the IPCC, is the melting of the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets, which are melting six times faster then they did four decades ago.
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But other good melting cheeses — Gruyère, Cheddar, Gouda — will work.
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Clē Cosmetics Melting Lip Powder, $19.99, available at Cle Cosmetics.
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Now that ice is melting faster, with sometimes deadly consequences.
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And it was caused by both rain and melting permafrost.
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The turn towards melting is a new concern for scientists.
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"80 percent of our complaints are about melting," Hill says.
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Already, though, this glacier is melting at an accelerating pace.
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But it's also melting in part because of greenhouse gases.
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Perhaps meteorites caused the partial melting, forming these gneiss rocks.
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The explicit rental biases contrasts to Singapore's melting pot image.
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The melting Arctic has become this decade's Amazon deforestation crisis.
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"As air temperatures warm, melting outpaces that warming," Trusel said.
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The hotel, like San Francisco, was a cultural melting pot.
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Sea level is rising and the polar regions are melting.
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We see the Amazonian forests burning and the arctic melting.
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Our hearts are totally melting the snow of the North.
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Can you hear the sound of our cold hearts melting?
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ASMR is to audio as melting videos are to visuals.
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We see the Amazonian forests burning and the Arctic melting.
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Instant Pot Gem 8 In 1 Cookers – Some are melting.
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Clearly, the Bulletproof hype is not melting away anytime soon.
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In other words, the Arctic is melting, fast and early.
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That only hastens the melting of the snow and ice.
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Immediately, I could sense the doubt melting from their faces.
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Singapore is a melting pot of different races and cultures.
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"The newly laid roads are especially at risk of melting."
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The ice cellars are melting, and the food is rotting.
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The Melting Pot will randomly select a winner on Monday.
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Pictures of bears on melting ice floes flooded the internet.
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The ice at the poles of our oceans is melting.
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Meanwhile, Antarctic sea ice is melting faster than anyone predicted.
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Valentine's Day can bring about a melting pot of emotions.
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Melting ice is contributing to push up world sea levels.
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Read more: Greenland's melting glaciers may someday flood your city
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Saudi's bars melting into Kendrick's hook on "X" is refreshing.
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So who wins and who loses from a melting Arctic?
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Then the melting — and the Dries Van Noten show — began.
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Complicated season with lots of surface melting, snowfall and refreezing.
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It took three tries, because the heat kept melting them.
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Melting at this level has not been seen since 2012.
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The uniforms were also criticized for being prone to melting.
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Melting sea ice and a rising ocean affect its coasts.
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These two are out here melting hearts and turning haters.
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Our nostalgia for this melting pot idea is somewhat misplaced.
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And you get this melting pot of culture happening there.
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If the polar ice is melting, why don't you believe?
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The fire was so hot that it was melting metal.
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And melting into asymmetry, like a waxwork in a fire.
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The music is haunted by visions of melting polar ice.
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The ice caps in Greenland and Antarctica will keep melting.
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The station is even building its own rock melting facility.
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As a result, the ice is melting in the Himalayas.
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Elsewhere are sculptures of buildings created in wax, also melting.
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This Minnesota town is a modern, successful American melting pot.
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"Paterson is a melting pot of multiple nationalities," Elhelw said.
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Books "burst like popcorn," while melting microfilm smelled like syrup.
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Does melting Gruyère on it make Mr. Abdoo a heretic?
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I love the melting sweep of time in this movie.
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Critically, it's not just young, thin sea ice that's melting.
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She is in agony; her skin appears to be melting.
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And the melting pot means you can come from anywhere.
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The planet is melting & we jail people for minor offenses.
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I moved some garbage bins that were burning and melting.
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Melting ice and warming water are raising sea levels everywhere.
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"West Side Story" represents the melting pot of New York.
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It's just one huge melting pot of race and ethnicity.
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I really didn't want to have a melting ice cube.
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The typically frozen Arctic is melting at an alarming rate.
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I think New York City is an amazing melting pot.
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Check. Implicit message about cooperation and embracing the melting pot?
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The Zora played it with melting sound and affecting impetuosity.
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We wrote about melting ice, hotter summers and water crises.
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"Today, we benefit from glacial melting," one Swiss executive said.
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It wasn't because tires were melting, or fuel was overheating.
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It's all there: the melting pot, entrepreneurialism, and engineered corn.
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It's a melting pot of all races in the world.
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Fans began melting away after 20 minutes of Trumpian harangue.
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Melting has accelerated in Greenland for the last two decades, and recent research found that this rate of melting is unprecedented in at least three and a half centuries — though likely thousands of years.
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Though they are cagey about the details, the team aspire to get around the melting-points problem by spraying a jet of materials onto the surface being built up rather than melting layers of powder.
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Surface melting was the most extensive in 2012 than any time over the past 350 years and the period of 2004-2013 had more sustained and intense melting than any other 10-year period recorded.
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It offers a vision of Berlin as a true melting pot.
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Electron behavior causes nearly all material properties: hardness, conductivity, melting temperature.
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Conflict is brewing in the melting Arctic, but so is opportunity.
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But New York is the hot spot for a melting pot.
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Raw materials came from cannibalizing steel pipe and melting down scrap.
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Get ready to watch these heart-melting moments from the Fletchers!
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This is what it means when half the Arctic is melting.
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But we have to recognize that the melting pot is cracking.
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The idea of melting this weapon for currency is kinda upsetting.
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"I was trying to keep the tires from melting," he said.
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"I wanted to embrace Queens as a melting pot," she said.
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That depends on what you think Melting Ice's purpose should be.
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But it's hard to pinpoint just one reason for the melting.
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Given how quickly Arctic ice is melting, this is hardly surprising.
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We have this melting pot of people from all different backgrounds.
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That snow could have been affected by melting, compression, or drift.
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But for others, the ice is still not melting fast enough.
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Others simply adhere to the bizarre melting pot of millennial humor.
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Image: Gifford MillerThe planet is warming and Arctic ice is melting.
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Image: NSDICRapid spring melting also means a longer ice-free summer.
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Oh yes, and our hearts are melting all over the floor.
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You storm off into the night, tears melting into the rain.
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Cyber is the tip of an iceberg that is melting fast.
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Meanwhile, the glaciers of BC are melting at an astonishing rate.
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Jay Inslee is promoting an illustrated children's book about snow melting.
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These channels are effectively melting the glacier from the bottom up.
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Meanwhile, sea ice at both poles of the globe keeps melting.
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Climate change is much more than rising temperatures and melting ice .
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Such ambitions hinge on a melting Arctic and rising global temperatures.
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It's the sound of your cold heart melting in your chest.
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This isn't the first time Hula has painted on melting iceberg.
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Glaciers connected to the deeper waters are melting at faster rates.
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And studies show that ice sheets are melting at accelerating rates.
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Colder temperatures also helped prevent snow from melting off, she said.
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That's, in part, because metals have such a high melting point.
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To everyone's surprise, Berlin has become continental Europe's foremost melting pot.
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Meaning that it's topical, but it's not a melting ice cube.
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Today, the snow is melting two weeks earlier than in 1985.
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She also said cold temperatures kept snowpacks from melting too quickly.
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Our country's unique and rich melting pot is our competitive advantage.
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Melting was specifically more rapid in 2012 than any other year.
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Warming waters are also melting Arctic and Antarctic glaciers from underneath.
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Something similar happened that evening, a hallucinatory melting of linguistic barriers.
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It's causing wildfires and melting Arctic ice at an unprecedented rate.
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Rae looks at Yvette with a freezing dread, a melting relief.
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The polar ice caps are melting, and the seas are rising.
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There is nothing we can do to stop this slow melting.
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Over the decades, poke would evolve with Hawaii's melting pot culture.
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A biker in a leather vest struggling with melting soft serve.
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We're losing our rivers, lakes, mountains, and our caps are melting.
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Ice sheet melting began to increase soon after the mid-20153s.
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Global warming, air and water pollution, icecap melting, ozone layer holes.
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Melting sea ice, he said, is opening up new shipping routes.
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But the transformations continued, microtonally, warping the harmony like melting wax.
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Melting is a normal process in the constant evolution of glaciers.
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Feel your entire body melting into the ground in savasana pose.
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It has long been a melting pot of cultures and religions.
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Consider the demographics: We have the melting pot of Latin America.
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The ice is melting in the high Arctic despite frigid temperatures.
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To build an identity out of a melting pot takes endurance.
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But school vacation was ending and my melting-down country beckoned.
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Related: Climate Change Data Becomes Beautiful Nature Illustrations Greenland Is Melting!
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"The object for our research is melting away," another researcher said.
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That year the North Pole was melting at an accelerated pace.
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Water is good at melting ice, because it holds heat well.
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This melting pot district is highly diverse, both ethnically and economically.
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But this is just the tip of a rapidly melting iceberg.
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Ms. Buratto shaped the phrases with melting sound and lyrical grace.
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This doesn't mean the end of dripping yolks and melting cheese.
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Currently, it's melting seven times faster than it was in 1992.
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Next, you'll need a melting pot, or the illusion of one.
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"We didn't come here looking for a melting pot," she said.
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I take two long, slow breaths and then imagine myself melting.
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In turn, this speeds up melting: a classic positive-feedback loop.
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The shirt came out of a melting pot of those ideas.
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"We can see that it's a great melting pot," she said.
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"TONIGHT WE START A NEW BRAIN MELTING PSYCHOTIC CHAPTER," he wrote.
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Roger Stone is basically the melting-snowman version of Roger Sterling.
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In Greenland, meanwhile, melting ice makes hunting sea animals more challenging.
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The lake is taking longer to freeze, and it's melting earlier.
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Underneath the roar, you could hear the drip of melting ice.
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Melting began earlier this year than any previous year except 2012.
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The world was burning or smoldering or blowing up or melting.
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Why should we care about the melting of the Tuyuksu glacier?
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In other places, the melting permafrost is creating craters and sinkholes.
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James' combination of durability and excellence is unprecedented and mind melting.
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Sea ice melting does not contribute directly to sea-level rise.
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Drips of creamy paint become syrup, pasta sauce, and melting cheese.
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The smell of melting plastic is particularly unpleasant, so instead of putting Barbie on a two-wheeled self-balancing contraption prone to melting down, Mattel has given Barbie a hoverboard that legitimately takes to the air.
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The magnitude of Greenland ice sheet melting is "exceptional" over at least the last 350 years and continued growth of global average temperature will accelerate the melting and contribute to sea level rise, the study said.
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Those dry and sunny conditions enhance what Fettweis described as the "melt albedo positive feedback," wherein the melting of recent snowfall exposes darker glacier ice that absorbs more of the Sun's energy, triggering even more melting.
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Complete melting would take many centuries, but melting is speeding up on the Greenland sheet, which currently contributes about two-thirds of a millimeter to sea level rise annually, and on much of the West Antarctic sheet.
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Republicans in Liberal argue that the melting pot is working well there.
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Subzero onboard freezers freed fishermen from their race against melting refrigerator ice.
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You have to literally move away because you feel like you're melting.
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Well, America is cultural melting pot and your BBQ should be, too.
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Russell Westbrook is a face-melting meteor streaking across the NBA skies.
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I saw my teenage self melting into particles and eventually disappearing altogether.
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Glaciers all around the world are melting, mostly because of climate change.
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No matter where you come from this is a melting pot country.
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The ocean is raging, the icebergs are melting, sea levels are rising.
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It was so hot that everyone — and all the instruments — were melting.
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A man accepts a melting ice cream cone during the sweltering heat.
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No one puts on makeup with the hopes of it melting off.
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Such melting is an expected byproduct of climate change, according to scientists.
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Now he's noted that fact on Twitter, effectively melting teen hearts everywhere.
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However the third-hottest summer since records began meant melting accelerated dramatically.
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The consequences of these warming trends go beyond melting ice and snow.
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My chest and shoulders drooped like a melting vanilla ice cream cone.
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These stunning photos show a "major melting event" hitting Greenland's ice sheet.
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Such anomalies would take actual air temperatures to near the melting point.
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Raise your hand if your makeup is currently melting off your face.
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Today Nome is the gateway to a melting—and increasingly trafficked—Arctic.
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First, it starting melting, dripping something into the lake it hovered over.
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None of this has prevented European governments from melting down over it.
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This destroys the unwanted crystals (like those with a lower melting point).
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When you start melting food, chewing the food, you're releasing aromatic compounds.
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It is a melting pot of 3rd world miscreants and ghetto thugs.
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It's sort of an indescribable melting pot of constant inspiration and ideas.
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Faster melting of those ice sheets would boost sea level rise significantly.
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" Much of Fox's prime time coverage was about the media "melting down.
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It's hard to enjoy a BBQ when you feel like you're melting.
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" "Measurements showed that the base of the ice shelf is melting rapidly.
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And ice melting in polar regions isn't something we should celebrate, anyway.
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Companies designed taller offshore oilrigs and pipelines able to withstand melting permafrost.
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It was an inspiring reflection of the ideal of the melting pot.
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Angeline Tu Tran's dad has a crush, and it's melting the internet.
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New York City is a melting pot in more ways than one.
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Innovations like these are really the tip of the proverbial (melting) iceberg.
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But Arrival trucks have been inducing melting hearts well before this partnership.
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It is a melting pot, and has given me broader research perspectives.
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This will accelerate melting dramatically through 26 and beyond, the study found.
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But, it's not just melting and re-forming the robots, Vanderborght says.
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The blend is transferred to Cologne for melting and compression into molds.
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I felt more arousal when Mr. Melting Face threatened Captain Cockroach Helmet.
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Cody Davis is melting his mind every day on the internet, too.
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The army is a melting pot for all the people of Israel.
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But it's clear that melting Antarctic ice is a multigenerational time bomb.
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The melting-pot of Mauritius is on display in the country's cuisine.
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If New York was really a melting pot gentrification wouldn't be thing.
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Well, now it's over Greenland and melting billions of tons of ice.
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They buried, once and for all, the myth of the melting pot.
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Melting land ice — like glaciers and ice sheets — is the real threat.
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A vision of a melting pot in which nobody gets boiled away.
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Wildfires are burning in Alaska and Russia, and Greenland is melting rapidly.
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The Bay is just such a melting pot for different creatives, period.
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China sees an opportunity in the Arctic's expansive sea of melting ice.
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One last glimpse: tourists photograph a melting glacier on a boat trip
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Glacial melting also flushes previously trapped water and sediment into the ocean.
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That's because the park's namesake glaciers are melting at an alarming rate.
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The American melting pot will become a cauldron boiling over with contempt.
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And the polar bear's habitat is melting away even faster than predicted.
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MELTING RAINBOWS **the film** HD // Aaron Axelrod from Aaron Axelrod on Vimeo.
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"The lira is melting like a candle against the dollar," he tweeted.
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"Now our own development will be contributing to the melting," Chaudhry noted.
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Add the cream and butter and stir, mashing and melting the butter.
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Battleborn is many things at once, a veritable melting pot of genres.
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When it passes the sun, this icy comet essentially experiences some melting.
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Enter GROSCHE — The company eliminates the melting handle problem in two ways.
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On the other hand, I come from the melting pot of Queens.
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Her research investigates the underwater melting of glaciers in Greenland and Alaska.
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There are no lavish balls, no sumptuous Regency gowns, few melting glances.
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In the United States, the model had once been a melting pot.
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The other big long-term factor is the melting of glacial ice.
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The melting sea ice, he said, was opening up new shipping routes.
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But with sea ice melting, there is less algae and fewer amphipods.
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The rate at which the ice is melting has tripled since 2007.
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Many Americans were as contemptuous of the "melting pot" as the Germans.
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Kulusuk is also base camp for NASA's OMG (Oceans Melting Greenland) program.
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This was the message that the melting ice sheets were sending him.
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Most recycling done today simply involves melting the plastic and remolding it.
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I never had any problems with the plastic toys melting or fading.
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Due to global warming, Greenland's icebergs are melting at a worrying rate.
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Maggie's ice cream is upturned and melting in the street, a ruination.
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"They are overseeing a melting ice cube," Peltz said Tuesday on CNBC.
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Warm waters beneath the Thwaites are actively melting it, the team found.
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"TONIGHT," he wrote, "WE START A BRAIN MELTING PSYCHOTIC CHAPTER LET'S GOOOO."
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Mr. Camarena balanced melting warmth and clarion ardor in his beguiling performance.
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Yet in this version, both gangs appear to be multiracial melting pots.
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This week: The Arctic is melting, and Scott Pruitt is under fire.
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Melting pots are like that: better for chunky stews than silky purées.
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"I feel like all the negativity is melting away," Rihab Taki said.
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NASA released images showing widespread melting of snow on Antarctica's Eagle Island.
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Tempah added that for him, London is a melting pot of cultures.
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Police said the water was due to rain and melting snow runoff.
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Glaciers and ice sheets from the Himalayas to Antarctica are rapidly melting.
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Now the glacier is melting and is moving on a human scale.
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Metalheads, rejoice: an octogenarian star is melting faces on America's Got Talent.
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Swagway always contended that it wasn't its riders that were melting down.
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The dramatic rise is fueled by ice melting in Greenland and Antarctica.
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A cavity is created by relatively warm oceanwater melting the ice shelf.
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FL When I was a child, the idea was the melting pot.
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In Houston, commercial real estate, particularly the office market, is melting down.
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The first two were more about what the melting means for humans.
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Miller's strategy of "melting snowflakes" might be his most deeply held belief.
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" Several of you have sent us a version of this question: "How do I answer when someone says that ice cubes melting in a glass don't make the water overflow — so melting glaciers won't make sea levels rise?
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, in an interview with British broadcaster Piers Morgan, falsely claimed that the polar ice caps which have been melting at historic rates were in fact "setting records" for how much they aren't melting.
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Back then, it relied on melting snow in the Himalayas to predict rains.
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For the selectively patriotic Snowflakes who are melting over a Halloween costume: pic.twitter.
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America is a melting pot and there's always space for a new tradition.
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Those submarines are part of NASA's Oceans Melting Greenland campaign—OMG, for short.
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Esau started to wonder: Could Shishmaref actually survive the melting of the Arctic?
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Typically, melting snow cover in early May would keep springtime temperatures far lower.
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Once you unwrapped the pants, the phone was just melting inside of it.
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The presence of perchlorate salts can greatly reduce the melting point of water.
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Her little cheek like, rested in my neck and I was just melting.
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But a makeup-melting, skin-coddling salve that guarantees a smooth, happy complexion?
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"Ice cold!" they said, as they carried trays of quickly melting agua frescas.
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"You could almost say there is a melting 'pot' of neural signaling pathways."
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It&aposs the area that I work in, it&aposs a melting pot.
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Flierl dissociated her face from her voice, the makeup melting from her face.
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Not only have climbers burned themselves, they've even succeeded in melting climbing ropes.
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Or wear your own favorite lip balm with CLE Melting Lip Powder ($19.99).
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Kohler used pewter for its low melting point, which is around 400 degrees.
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Some claimed that they could see the saddle blanket "melting into" the horse.
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Large rivers of melting water form on an ice sheet in Western Greenland.
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But this paper shows that melting is causing pressure from the top, too.
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The melting of Arctic ice dilutes salt water moving north from the tropics.
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A woman eats a melting ice cream in Paris on July 2, 2015.
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"It's unexplainable, like I was melting away," she said, recalling how she felt.
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To call Los Angeles a beauty melting pot would be a gross understatement.
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We're here to guide you through melting the heart of your Daenerys Targaryen.
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A team of researchers wade through melting Antarctic ice on January 22nd, 20003.
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That would help him understand how weather influences the melting of tropical glaciers.
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Fjord filled with melting sea ice and icebergs in East Greenland in June.
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"The most recent drawings are a melting pot of cultural influences," says Depelchin.
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An indigenous village in Alaska is melting and this summer voted to relocate.
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My eyes have never seen anything more glorious than cotton candy melting away.
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And unlike marshmallows, the nuclear-colored Cheetos can withstand hairdryer heat without melting.
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Widespread melting on the Greenland ice sheet typically doesn't get going until May.
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I can't imagine the boy confused by melting snow and double decker buses.
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Miranda Johnson explains why the Arctic is melting at such an alarming rate.
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Antarctica's deep, cold interior rarely reaches above 32F, the melting point of water.
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Namely, when ice starts melting, it doesn't go in a plodding, linear fashion.
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It stayed all day on Sunday and began melting at around 5 p.m.
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When you have pictures of the ice melting from the satellites in space.
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Shadow represents the frequently invoked melting pot, and a counterpoint to Wednesday's assertion.
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And then basically its like you have a little melting pot of people.
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The power had long gone out, and they were melting in the heat.
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Nicolas Cage's facial expression has done it again ... and it's melting the Internet.
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The Star Trek franchise is proving to be a melting pot of diversity.
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The Thwaites Glacier, a rapidly melting portion of the West Antarctic ice sheet.
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In that sense, there is subversive and untapped power in the melting pot.
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His body had been exhumed by glacier melting close to the Austrian border.
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You've read it in the headlines: Temperatures are rising and icebergs are melting.
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Melting pennies seems to be a popular backyard party for fresnel lense enthusiasts.
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Sea level rise, melting Himalayan glaciers, and extreme rains are causing dangerous floods.
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So I roasted the tomatoes until they were almost but not quite melting.
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Melting snow and ice makes prospecting less complicated and improves access to sites.
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Thus they use more of the melting snow, and over a longer period.
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Near the sun, there would be lots of melting and lots of puffing.
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Opposition to the regime of Bashar al-Assad from regional foes is melting.
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On a boat in the Arctic, he surveys the melting ice cap and
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Instead, he brought up an article in the journal Science on melting permafrost.
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Rising sea levels, melting ice caps, tornadoes, and hurricanes more ferocious than ever.
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But you can still expect a tornado and the melting of a witch.
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Spencer Lang, a young lyric tenor, brought melting sound to his alert performance.
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Polar regions are melting away, as global temperatures climb at an alarming rate.
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As a result, immigrants are feeling increasingly unwelcome in the American melting pot.
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Action is needed because retirement income opportunities of previous generations are melting away.
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Plastic bottles, diapers, carrier bags -- it was all going in the melting pot.
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But you can still expect a tornado and the melting of the witch.
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"Here, we have this notion of the melting pot," Jorie Graham told me.
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Melting glaciers, erratic rainfall, less snow and rising temperatures are taking their toll.
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And glacial melting isn't the only climate change-related worry for the team.
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Startlingly, there's evidence that a melting Arctic could be related to these events.
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In this way, greening accelerates warming—but not as fast as melting ice.
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An area twice the size of France is melting away in the Arctic.
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Unmoored from space, they are endlessly manipulable, melting into the emptiness around them.
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The country has always found strength in the melting pot of our citizens.
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Those urban villages, once diverse melting pots, became shiny, wealthy and inward-looking.
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Ms. van den Heever's melting, plaintive singing conveyed the character's fragile emotions beautifully.
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Faig Ahmed's melting rug, too, toyed with unexpected thrills, physicalizing solid becoming liquid.
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Its other distinguishing feature is a gushing river formed by melting glaciers above.
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They rededicated Notre Dame to the Cult of Reason, melting its great bells.
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The polar ice caps are melting, and you're excited about new trade routes?
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One is constantly searching for evidence of melting to support the book's theme.
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I suspected the earth underneath had gone soft because the permafrost was melting.
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So I addressed this idea of bands melting together as they get older.
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Her melting tone and natural richness were ideal for Adalgisa's elegant, wistful phrases.
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I imagine myself as a conglomeration of identities, a — pardon me — melting pot.
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The only road out of town is the ice, and it is melting.
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It can threaten our food supply Melting glaciers also threaten the food supply.
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Kazakhstan is a melting pot of people of different nationalities, faiths and cultures.
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Evidence is mounting that the answer could lie in the rapidly melting Arctic.
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Road repair work and hazardous conditions created by melting snowpack caused further delays.
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If melting butter had a human voice, it would sound like Roman Mars.
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The next movement, a melting tenor aria, presents Jesus as an entrancing prince.
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Simon Nattaq paid a heavy price for the Arctic's melting permafrost—his legs.
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Glaciers are melting at a pace many researchers did not expect for decades.
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We observe rising seas, warming global temperatures, and melting glaciers and ice sheets.
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The company WarmlyYours, which provides radiant heating solutions, has created snow-melting mats.
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Owner Darren Leung describes Westside as a "real melting pot" of New York.
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This melting in Greenland has already raised seas by 0.4 inches since 1992.
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We've already seen significant flooding along the Red River because of melting snow.
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I took her to eat fondue at The Melting Pot, 'hood-romance style.
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In the closing weeks of the race, his campaign had begun melting down.
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In 2010, Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland erupted spectacularly when its magma met melting ice.
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Her paintings are about a continual state of flux: morphing, dripping, and melting.
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But now I can't see society as anything other than a melting pot.
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" To Miller, working constructively across the aisle isn't as useful as "melting snowflakes.
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The warm waters, pumped in by natural variability and human-caused climate change, are melting such shelves from below, and the new study found the parts of Antarctica that are melting the fastest are ones that have an ocean influence.
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While it's melting point of 29.8 degrees Celsius is a bit too warm to be suitable for everyday use, when mixed with indium and tin, as in the case of its galinstan alloy, that melting point drops to 0 degrees Celsius.
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The Galaxy Note 27 was supposed to be Samsung's big hit—but then they started melting The Galaxy Note 27 was supposed to be Samsung's big hit—but then they started melting Things were supposed to go so differently for Samsung.
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When I took on the issue of climate change, one thing I noticed was that many folks who spoke about it were always speaking about ice caps melting, the arctic melting, a lot of scientific jargon spoken in certain circles.
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Printing polymers, which have low melting-points and co-operative chemistry, is reasonably easy.
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Early Friday morning, Cassini will dive into Saturn's atmosphere, eventually melting and breaking apart.
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Gold's color and mercury's low melting points come from these relativistic effects, she wrote.
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This is the exact kind of brain-melting sludge that is my Achilles heel.
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It might also determine whether there's some subsurface liquid freezing and melting, said Harrison.
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Craig Charles might look a bit like a melting nodding dog in this picture.
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The Latin American melting pot We all have preferences when it comes to hair.
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It's literally so hot in the UK right now that things are actually melting.
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Greenland began melting at the second-earliest point on record in the spring season.
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Melting the last trace of the horror I inflicted that he took ownership of.
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Jackson Roloff is 8 months old — and is crawling and melting hearts every day!
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The warming in Antarctica is melting glaciers and ice sheets at a record pace.
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If I walked outside in the sun, my skin felt like it was melting.
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In his studio, Guariglia points to the image of Jakobshavn melting on the wall.
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Melting ice forms a lake on free-floating ice in Ilulissat Icefjord, July 22.
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Silicon's melting point, 1,414°C, is only 19973°C less than that of iron.
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Gym memberships are marketed using the language of melting one's fat, banishing one's belly.
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"Mexico is no less of a melting pot than the United States," Bettinger said.
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"We are not all Dali — we are not all melting," Zulpo explained to Hyperallergic.
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When the weight started melting off, his ability to participate in longer walks increased.
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Kerry emphasized the possibility that Antartica's ice melting could eventually raise sea levels globally.
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In other words, they're all up in our grill because we're melting their habitat.
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The icons depict melting sea ice, starving polar bears, dead trees, and flooded people.
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But what if you could tailor your chocolate to have a higher melting point?
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Eventually, it could evaporate like a melting ball of ice, or split in two.
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"The asphalt is melting," cried out the speaker on the corner of the building.
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It's a challenge to make your makeup last during these hot, melting summer months.
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"When we first got there, I realized it was melting very fast," Miller said.
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Because that whole grinding and melting process definitely doesn't sound like a DIY activity.
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One universal constant of summer is that we're all melting basically all the time.
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"It's really cold, so you never have to worry about melting ice," Hobley says.
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The Arctic is warming up at unprecedented rates, and the sea ice is melting.
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But in a sense, climate denial is just the tip of the (melting) iceberg.
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The extent of the melting is not entirely unprecedented for this time of year.
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FaceApp's old filter might turn you into an AI nightmare of melting, wrinkled flesh.
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It was the best steak of my life: hauntingly tender and melting with fat.
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Greenland, in particular, has been melting at an accelerated rate for some two decades.
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But with new PS4s right around the corner, it's almost a mercy melting.[YouTube]
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This gives ceramics high melting points, permitting them to be deployed in hot circumstances.
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That's reflected in the new Time magazine cover featuring an orange Trump melting down.
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As radioactive elements decay within the core, they produce heat, melting the overlying ice.
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I'm 82 years old and I'm here with a melting (pot) generation of people.
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On Mars that would represent melting down ice and then turning it into hydrogen.
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I don't tolerate the phrase "America is a melting pot" in my students' essays.
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However inaccurate it is, "melting pot" is undeniably part of our glib national narrative.
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Recent research discovered ice melting on the surface across Antarctica - even at higher elevations.
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This one's made by melting bittersweet mocha sauce and chocolate chips into steamed milk.
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Years of frustration fell off my heart like melting snow sliding off a roof.
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It was like a scene from a Disney movie, and I felt myself melting.
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You just need desire, and a triangle in your head: salt; crunch; melting ooze.
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However, to get around the reformulation, people began melting the drug and injecting it.
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"I hope my shoes don't start melting," says Stefan Van Groningen of the Netherlands.
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Venezuela has been in chaos, with a melting-down economy, food shortages and protests.
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Hopkins goes onstage in long, ripped polyester dresses, sweat melting makeup into their stubble.
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For me, just having that influence—I think Chicago is a nice melting pot.
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One of Mette Brink Søberg's tasks at Noma is to prevent dishes from melting.
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I want Wakanda to be almost like a melting pot for all of that.
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And the melting Arctic sea ice poses a risk to the narwhal up north.
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America lauds itself as a melting pot full of rich culture and innovative people.
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Essentially, you should have begun icing them out exactly when the ice started melting.
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It's supposed to represent this melting pot, this big immigrant population and it doesn't!
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The sculpture, it turns out, is a giant candle, lighted daily, and slowly melting.
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At the farthest ends of the planet, glaciers are melting and habitats are vanishing.
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The Arctic is now dominated by young, thin ice that's more susceptible to melting.
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We are a nation of immigrants, a melting pot, a society anyone can join.
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They aim to understand how warming oceans are melting the island's ice from below.
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Sex and race, faith and ethnicity ... the melting pot seems to be boiling over.
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These relatively warm ocean waters are melting and eating away the ice from below.
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In 2008, I noticed that all the glaciers all over the mountain were melting.
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Climate change is linked to glaciers melting, which results an increase in sea levels.
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As an augury of such bliss, the water around them shines like melting gold.
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With them, we experience a drastically changing world: melting poles, warm winters, violent downpours.
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Melting ice caps are helping humpback and bowhead whales find food, National Geographic reports.
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Rapid warming means that crucial sea ice is melting, which accelerates warming even more.
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Her cast of grotesques runs from melting zombies to rats in Disney Princess dresses.
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Dos Toros starts by melting a slice of cheese on each taco or burrito.
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Trump is shown an inkblot that looks to most people like a melting pumpkin.
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"You have to remember, this business is still a melting ice cube," said Squali.
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And she was "sure there would be elevated melting" across Greenland again this week.
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Her frosty lipstick was put on so thick it started melting down her chin.
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He also perfectly illustrates the odd melting pot that is the fighting game community.
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But Llanddewi-Brefi was a melting pot back then, so we didn't question it.
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Kronner pops these bad boys under the broiler for some pre-assembly melting action.
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But now, the ice is melting, opening the North up to exploration and exploitation.
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Today, the icon has come to embody Mexico's modern reality as a melting pot.
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The new islands are "associated with the melting of ice," expedition leader Vice Adm.
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Greenland's ice sheet is melting six times faster than it was in the 1980s.
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"These pulses of melting really change the face of the snow," Dr. Tedesco said.
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"It's a melting pot of Islamist violence that's been brewing for sometime," he remarked.
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And Hawaii the harmonious melting pot is also a cliché in its own right.
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That's what WWE superstar Lana did while the rest of the city was melting.
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The melting ice sheets that concern scientists are on land, not in the ocean.
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Keep in mind that melting glaciers aren't the only cause of sea level rise.
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The temperature has gone up noticeably in the Arctic, and the ice is melting.
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"Dirty Frank's is an American melting pot with drinks," the Inquirer wrote in 1973.
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It feels like it's expanding and melting in your hands and it's super soft.
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Melbourne is a melting pot of these cultures, and that's what makes Melbourne magical.
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Outside, MacLeod engaged the entire team in a snowball fight, melting away their nerves.
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Cities are diverse, melting pots of cultures and people of all walks of life.
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Melting ice provides nutrients that fuel plankton blooms when sunlight is sufficient for photosynthesis.
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" The model added, "while we were shooting, these icebergs in the back were melting.
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Frank L. CocozzelliStaten Island To the Editor: America has never been a melting pot.
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Climate crisis It's no secret the world's glaciers are melting at a worrying rate.
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In the morning the house is jumpy with light, sudden glints off melting snow.
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EST : This story originally stated melting Arctic sea ice results in sea level rise.
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"I could use a food processor," she said, melting the chocolate over the stove.
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Melting permafrost found its way inside the access tunnel to the vault in 2017.
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In other words: the most natural process in a melting-pot country like ours.
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"It should be brown outside, but melting inside and full of air," he said.
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Santiago Ballerini, a young Argentine tenor, brought melting warmth and sensitive phrasing to Gualtiero.
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The company is "a melting ice cube," Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter told Business Insider.
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When a passage called for it, she sang with shimmering tone and melting phrasing.
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Final melting of tundra leads to flooding of Central Asia and displacement of millions.
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The smoke has also darkened glaciers in New Zealand, which could speed their melting.
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This feedback loop, also known as Arctic amplification, acts to accelerate sea ice melting.
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Many of Norway's glaciers have experienced increased melting this century, caused by warmer temperatures.
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The melting posture and disheveled mop have helped to generate a sense of relatability.
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They were the promise of a melting pot that has never quite been fulfilled.
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" Andrew Bates, spokesman for Biden, said on Sunday the Trump administration is "melting down.
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But the melting of the Arctic was drawing new international attention to the cause.
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Melting a layer (or two) of shredded cheese on your spaghetti is next level.
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The next thing I know, I'm falling and smashing through melting layers of snow.
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I grew up with the best America has to offer, a true melting pot.
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As I was researching ice melting salts for personal use, I found this product.
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Prospectors in Siberia are rushing to extract woolly-mammoth tusks from the melting permafrost.
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As a result, they are melting more slowly than they would on flatter ground.
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Louisiana is a melting pot of cultures and that is what this tastes like.
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Polar ice is melting Ice is disappearing from both poles at an increasing rate.
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"Generally, this is a melting ice cube of a segment," the second source said.
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Solar radiation and rapidly increasing temperatures cause melting and weaken the snowpack's top layer.
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They saw women of almost every background that our melting pot has to offer.
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It was empowering, entertaining and a rare melting pot for the camp's myriad nationalities.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, how it feels to stand on a melting glacier.
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Scientists have also noted that glaciers and ice sheets around the world are melting.
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A rapidly melting Arctic has thrown polar bear distribution out of whack, Derocher explained.
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The crew itself is a melting pot, drawing from all corners of the globe.
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The findings are significant because they add to mounting evidence that an area once considered the most stable part of Antarctica is now showing signs of increased melting — this time from a process that has sped up the melting taking place in Greenland.
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And yet this song feels so warm, like a Nintendo 64 melting over a campfire.
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One thing thing the Amazon Echo and Google Home can't do: deliver room-melting superpowers.
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Another paper published last year in Nature estimated sea level rise due to Antarctica melting.
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This wet winter is melting California's snow too fast, exacerbating the already overfull reservoir situation.
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And that's a fairly accurate acronym, because Oh-My-Goodness those glaciers are melting fast.
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As a longtime traveler to that rapidly melting land, I've eaten urumiit on two occasions.
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The ice is melting earlier, and freezing later, meaning more open water and more storms.
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Why it matters: Scientists knew rising seawater temperatures were melting the underside of ice shelves.
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The gallery features a step-by-step walkthrough for melting and pouring the new candle.
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Our paletas are quickly melting in the heat, but I'm glad we stopped for them.
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The less ice there is, the less heat is reflected, and the more melting occurs.
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Kimberlite eruptions likely start when a carbon dioxide-rich magma forms from melting the mantle.
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America is not the great melting pot that poets like Ralph Waldo Emerson once extolled.
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The recent melting rate is 15 percent higher than what a study found last year.
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That snowfall was so vast that an enormous pile lingered until July before finally melting.
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The move has conservatives feeling reinvigorated, while Democrats and their media allies are melting down.
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"I was just thinking, I'm going to die in melting plastic," Pierce told BuzzFeed News.
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But reality reality is an even stronger force, now that we're actually melting the poles.
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Unusually warm temperatures in the winter have caused rain, and the permafrost has been melting.
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Underneath the TV is art she made when she was about 10, by melting crayons.
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The Antarctica and Greenland ice shelves are melting, threatening Earth with destructive sea level rise.
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Not to to mention Ryan's heart-melting solo in this performance of Cry For You?
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PENGUINS ON A melting icecap must choose between budging up tighter and taking the plunge.
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There's already evidence that warmer ocean water is melting West Antarctic ice shelves from beneath.
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But climatic imbalances from Arctic melting could prove far more harmful elsewhere in the world.
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It's within this ethnolinguistic melting pot that he first encountered Swardspeak (aka Bekinese and Bekimon).
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In the past decade melting ice-sheets have opened up previously inaccessible Arctic shipping lanes.
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"It's melting on my palate," Jilla tells the person who he thinks is Rick Sherman.
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One of the last things he remembers is his protective mask melting onto his face.
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Long term, we might see melting polar ice, more coastal flooding, and stranger weather patterns.
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Meanwhile, because of melting polar ice caps and thermal expansion, the sea level is rising.
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First, the explosion blew the mountain outward — melting and vaporizing the rock around the tunnel.
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Fold in corners of cheese slices to prevent them from melting onto the baking sheet.
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No word on when we can get a screensaver of snowflakes melting with high precision.
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That said, the computer will still do everything I want to do without melting down.
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In addition sea ice levels are lower with every cycle and glaciers are melting faster.
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The ongoing heat is being blamed for melting critical sea ice even faster than normal.
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The latest data show that the area of melting ice is unusually high this year.
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The latest data show that the area of melting ice this year is unusually high.
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Such is the case with a macro video of ice cream melting, unearthed by Mashable.
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Miranda Johnson explains why ice in the Arctic is melting at such an alarming rate.
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In January, one of the Vezels caught fire in Singapore, melting the dashboard and windshield.
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This pattern of melting and freezing is probably why we're seeing distinct latitudinal color bands.
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Any vehicle that ventures near this region must have sophisticated protection to keep from melting.
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Those satellites gave scientists valuable insights into melting ice sheets, droughts, and sea level rise.
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And Congress passed TARP because the markets were melting down and it had no choice.
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The code that runs the web is a melting pot of programming languages and technologies.
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Houses are built on stilts in Yakutsk to prevent their heat from melting the permafrost.
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Compared to the mind-melting horror of r/imsorryjon, Garfield Minus Garfield was fairly benign.
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Years of melting ice have made it easier for ships to ply these frigid waters.
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It worked nicely, but typically I prefer melting off my makeup with an oil cleanser.
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In August, this 560-person village voted to relocate because this barrier island is melting.
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In a candy melting pot or a microwave, melt the desired candy melts or chocolate.
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For Obama, coming into office while the economy was melting down, this was particularly true.
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The snowpack in the Midwest will continue melting through the summer, causing rivers to swell.
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Greenland's hulking glacier and the Arctic Sea ice are now marked by their rapid melting.
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Greenland — home to the second largest ice sheet on Earth — is melting at unprecedented rates.
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Warmer ocean waters have started melting these glaciers from below, causing them to retreat faster.
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There are three new islands in the thawing Arctic, each left behind by melting glaciers.
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"It was pretty nerve wracking," Amish Patel, who pitched his Melting Pot idea, told Mashable.
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If the United States is a melting pot, then Canada, he says, is a mosaic.
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Here, ocean water beneath glaciers, like the Thwaites and Pine Island glaciers, can amplify melting.
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Here's more weird: an area on the continent twice the size of California is melting.
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There's no danger of melting your computer or disrupting the space-time continuum or anything.
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Finally, there's the conspiracy centered on the car, which apparently should be melting in space.
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In the U.S., HP has received eight reports of batteries overheating, catching fire or melting.
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In this study, scientists found that warm air is also melting the WAIS from above.
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Just you, the cicadas, and the endless sprawl of city limits melting into wooded nothingness.
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THIS IS A FABULOUS CITY A GLOBAL MELTING POT, UNBELIEVABLE TALENT AND STUFF LIKE THAT.
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Walls seem to be melting, ceiling forms appear to be dripping down, stairways go nowhere.
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NASA IceBridge flies over Greenland glacier in May 2016 to gather data on melting glaciers.
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Their personalities, he said, reflect "a melting pot" of pop culture and New York references.
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The remainder was attributed to melting sea ice and changes to water stored on land.
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"That line pushes up and you expose a bunch of ice to melting," said Shea.
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He called Uzbekistan, where Uma grew up, a former melting pot along the Silk Road.
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"#SoFla is proof that a melting pot can create incredible results" View the discussion thread.
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The term "melting pot" has been used to connote this essential part of our character.
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Jay Z has the crowd sing Happy Birthday to Beyoncé & I'm melting #TIDALXBMIA #MadeInAmerica pic.twitter.
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It had snowed in the city on Saturday, and melting snowmen decorated the main plaza.
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Once the curd is broken up, hot water is added to begin melting it down.
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Scientists say the significant shift will lead to quicker melting, contributing to rising sea levels.
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Heatstroke free-jazz led to ragged funk; one formal premise kept melting into the next.
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Climate researchers found that the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets are melting at unprecedented rates.
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Here, the warming oceans are melting the edges of glaciers, which leave new land exposed.
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The Arctic is melting because of rapid changes to the Earth's climate (The Associated Press).
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A. New York is a beautiful and unique city and truly the world's melting pot.
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And so there was this melting pot of meetings and interactions in these abandoned spaces.
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For almost a decade, NASA hasn't had a satellite watching the planet's melting sea ice.
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Together, they suggest that the rate of melting has tripled in the past five years.
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Warming Arctic waters mean these icebergs are melting earlier, and end up being much smaller.
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The interplay between the photography theme and the melting barrier theme is a rewarding one.
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So they should be proactive and start melting down some metals into their own ammunition.
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We used our hands to pull it apart, the warm meat melting in our mouths.
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It's a cultural melting pot, and in that way, very similar to New York City.
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Through June, video artist Benedict Drew exhibited his mind-melting audio-visual installation Mainland Rock.
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Imagine: One minute you're making a chia smoothie, and the next your face is melting.
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Horror novelist Clive Barker contributes several disturbing portraits of bodies melting like ink into liquid.
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We have much to be proud of in our wonderful melting pot of a nation.
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Its melting has been a bonanza for farmers, but the water may soon be gone.
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Some of them, including Dr. Cohen, point to melting sea ice, caused by global warming.
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She also recommends pet-friendly melting products, containing propylene glycol, to building owners and managers.
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As the sea surface melts, it grows darker, which traps more heat, causing more melting.
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"The Magritte figures are easier to create on the dancers than melting clocks," he said.
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All that warming is simmering the world's oceans and melting ice caps and sea ice.
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What about melting your face into a tentacle monster then transforming into a swimming pool?
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Glacier National Park is melting at an alarming rate, and it's because of climate change.
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The glaciers are melting, the coral reefs are dying, Miami Beach is slowly going under.
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Scientists estimate the Antarctic melting will contribute six inches to sea-level rise by 2100.
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Steven Spielberg's continent-hopping, Nazi-melting, swashbuckling archaeological adventure movie started the Indiana Jones franchise.
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Our city may be melting, but at least we can stew with a craft brew.
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Climate change's impact on melting ice is making oil, gas and mineral deposits more accessible.
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Warming temperatures are melting Arctic permafrost from Siberia to Canada, releasing methane trapped for centuries.
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For centuries, the country has been a melting pot of policies, ideologies, leaders, and practices.
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When we learned about the ice caps melting, that's when I started caring about it.
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Melting glaciers and icebergs release fresh water and reduce the salinity of the surrounding sea.
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We talked about how sea ice in the region is melting earlier and forming later.
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"This is a multicultural city, so the menu will be a melting pot," she said.
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The eggplant is melting in our mouths and all the sauces are packed with flavor.
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Much of the sea ice most resistant to melting is vanishing, or has already disappeared.
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The melting snow has turned the usually red dusty trails into a rough brown muck.
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And on top of the high temperatures, glaciers are melting at record rates in Greenland.
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What sea ice does exist tends to be younger, thinner and more susceptible to melting.
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It's not just rising temperatures that are melting the ice — it might be wildfires too.
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The cars will be painted in Racing Gray, with the mirrors finished in Melting Silver.
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"Hamilton" makes a sustained and vibrant case for the virtues of an American melting pot.
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Predictable, probably; Stranger Things 2 is nothing face-melting, but it's enjoyable and worthwhile nonetheless.
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It is melting sea ice at the Poles and driving oxygen out of the seas.
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Two years have passed, and we now have next the generation of ombré — color-melting.
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It was about the melting pot and the establishment; the 1 percent and the accessible.
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Morning Chores recommends this ice melt because of how well it does melting thick ice.
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"The outlook is bleak for these glaciers, however, with melting entirely over the coming century."
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Take the permafrost — permanently frozen soil near the poles — which is melting in many regions.
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In addition to raising sea levels, Zemp said that melting glaciers can destabilize mountain ridges.
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In 2012, a military transport plane missing since 1952 was found on a melting glacier.
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The English tenor Hugo Hymas brought poignant vocal colors and melting tenderness to his performance.
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In a league full of chiseled gods, Jokic has the dimensions of a melting iceberg.
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The upgrade has been made possible by a decidedly less welcome phenomenon: melting sea ice.
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Melting ice also speeds up the warming process, creating a dangerous kind of feedback loop.
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Melting could translate into radical disruptions to food and water supplies and mass population displacement.
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Melting could translate into significant disruptions to food and water supplies and mass population displacement.
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The notion of the nation as a melting pot is a largely abandoned assimilationist strategy.
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Watch next: This climate pioneer has a crazy solution for keeping the melting arctic frozen
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Early spring rain and melting snow stranded people in South Dakota as water blocked roads.
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It was a melting pot where anything seemed possible—creative, tolerant, cosmopolitan, innovative, and smooth.
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Did everyone really love anime, or was that just another level of brain-melting irony?
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With exhibitors from more than 50 countries, CES is truly a melting pot of innovation.
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They would tell us this phrase, 'melting pot,' and it took me forever to understand.
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But, this moment is all about True and we can already feel our hearts melting!
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Elsewhere he just floats around, throwing instruments together and melting them into an ethereal swirl.
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The March mission was part of NASA's Oceans Melting Greenland (OMG) project, a five-year, $30 million effort aimed at improving sea level rise projections by understanding how warming oceans are melting ice sheets from below - the most ambitious research on the subject to date.
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The American melting pot, with its new eyes and new imaginations, is an incubator for innovation.
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It's almost akin to wax melting, and with gravity the structures are "dripping" or migrating downwards.
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It doesn't help that everything has been melting and refreezing overnight, which makes the walk dangerous!
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"Your country has to be stopped from melting so we don't see water rising," Rae replies.
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In the Arctic, where icy habitats are melting together, even more weird stuff is going down.
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The best time to see the waterfalls is in the spring, when the snow is melting.
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The glaciers of Pine Island Bay are two of the largest and fastest-melting in Antarctica.
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Pilsen is a beautiful melting pot of Mexican-American business owners, young students, and aspiring artists.
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It is the great melting pot, a place that welcomes huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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A melting Arctic will expose all kinds of stuff that people once thought would stay buried.
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In addition to Greenland's ice sheet, parts of the Antarctic ice sheet are melting as well.
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When the world seemed like it was melting (not literally, but that too), we had music.
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The image's surface ripples as if painted with watercolors or as though the building were melting.
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The Arctic sea ice cover is becoming thinner, younger and more prone to melting each summer.
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Drogon's emotional reaction to losing his mother, his angry melting of the Iron Throne, is evocative.
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His hometown has been the "melting pot" that has allowed him to think creatively about music.
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Warmer oceans mean sea level rise in the form of melting sea ice, and thermal expansion.
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Pulling out of the club risks melting the glue that holds some of these fractures together.
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Two factors explain this: water expands as it warms; and glaciers are melting at both poles.
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Sopko detailed the case of the "melting building" in one province to bring that point home.
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That means Martian spacecraft need proper shielding if they hope to reach the surface without melting.
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Melting glaciers put it at risk of water shortages, while drought and desertification imperil its agriculture.
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The droplets themselves were created by whipping liquid metal, above its melting point, into a froth.
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Adams has conducted fieldwork in Antarctica, studying how melting permafrost will impact the microscopic ecosystem there.
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Intel had also said some customers had complained of "overheating and melting of their charging cradles".
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Left: Maps showing areas where melting took place on Monday (April 11th) and Tuesday (April 12th).
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On June 12th 712,000 square kilometres of the sheet (more than 40% of it) were melting.
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Chaos erupts from there, with James melting down with denials when confronted with this new revelation.
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The warm chocolate cake, with sesame ganache melting away inside, has a seductive undertow of spice.
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And the melting of permafrost is not just putting the seed vault's original design at risk.
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Leaping from planes, we fall through aurora that looks as though it's melting into the sky.
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His second book, about the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet, is due out this summer.
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Indiana is now, in many ways, the American Melting Pot we all learned about in school.
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Its opening scene shows criticisms of the first movie drifting by over footage of melting glaciers.
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Over the previous weekend, however, the global financial system started melting down as Lehman declared bankruptcy.
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Was it caused by melting glaciers, or was it water pouring out from below the surface?
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It's the right temperature, and it sublimates into a gas instead of melting into a liquid.
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Cancel makeup melting in 2019 with this pore-refining primer that grips your foundation all day.
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At one point, a sweater-vest-clad golfer insists that "not all glaciers" are melting (#CheckTheFacts).
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The U.S. Military is a remarkable melting pot of experience for the tech sector to tap.
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In America, if anything, for a cook, which is the melting pot of the world, imagine.
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These children live in an isolated region, where melting polar caps means crucial changes in lifestyle.
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Incoming college students are melting every summer, and it has nothing to do with the heat.
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And with the near-record melting this week, the moulins will be roaring like icy waterfalls.
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On paper, it sounds like a sleek melting pot of Wall Street drama that'll thrill you.
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I decided the walls were melting because I was not a good son to my mother.
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"Is robot Hillary melting down," the video, posted by Trump on his Facebook page Saturday, asks.
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But step back from the microscope: Greenhouse gas pollution is contributing to warming and melting. 4.
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Warmer oceans, in turn, mean more melting sea ice, and potentially devastating effects on marine life.
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Her last living dragon then burns the Iron Throne, melting it down with his fiery breath.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo spent the first month of his fifth season consecrating his own mind-melting ability.
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One item worth noting is that yogurt has a higher freezing and melting point than milk.
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But some, including Legal Sea Foods and the Melting Pot, have not yet added the information.
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The broth is life-affirming, and the flesh presented alongside slippery skin, the fat half melting.
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Beryllium is a very light metal — lighter than aluminum — with one of the highest melting points.
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Further from the sun, the melting would slow and that would result in less unexplained acceleration.
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The melting of the two ice sheets contributes to higher sea levels worldwide, the outlet reports.
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The most common form of 3D printing for real-world engineering applications is selective laser melting.
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He says there's no way to know if Greenland glaciers would be melting without human activity.
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Global warming is melting ice and making the Arctic Ocean much more navigable than ever before.
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The avalanche, in mid-afternoon, came after a week of warmer temperatures began melting heavy snow.
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It was early spring and snow was melting along the curbsides with a slow, metronomic drip.
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However, that influx of fresh water was several orders of magnitude higher than today's melting rates.
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But he was willing to speak at length about the economic promise of rapidly melting ice.
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"I think at this point it's clear that America's gun culture is melting down," says Colbert.
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The melting ice, which takes place every spring on Mars, causes ice blocks to break off.
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To get clean water, snow is melted to get water by melting it on a stove.
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The scientists next created simulations of the timing and size of the massive Laurentide melting events.
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Called "Transexualis," it's displayed in a walk-in, industrial refrigerator that keeps the jelly from melting.
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A protoplanet is a large embryonic planet that has a differentiated interior after experiencing internal melting.
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The rapidly melting Arctic is the ultimate disconnect for a guy in a polar bear suit.
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Now let's go stuff ourselves at Melting Pot and pray our Halloween costumes still fit tomorrow.
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Belott's "frozen artworks" signify duration in the interval between the water freezing and the ice melting.
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My back, which once propped up a lazy-but-mobile human male, was just melting away.
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But of course the consequences of a melting wall would be more far-reaching than that.
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It's a function of southern plurality, a vat of molten fat that represents a melting pot.
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The perfumed skin gives way to a melting creaminess that smears over a slice of sourdough.
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SmartICE exists to complement and support traditional knowledge in the face of a rapidly melting Arctic.
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Preorders are up now, and you can now stream it below in its mind-melting entirety.
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Their commercials feature cheeses melting from absurdly named menu items in front of brightly colored backgrounds.
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Is this because the polar ice caps are melting, or is it more complicated than that?
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Melting sea ice around Shishmaref is washing away the thawing arctic soils, leading to extreme erosion.
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Foggy dawns, a melting spring, and the pyramid of skulls unfold to the swelling violin melody.
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Chicago sees itself as this diverse melting pot of culture, and Hyde Park is really that.
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Hotter weather is also melting ice on land, increasing the volume of water in the ocean.
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On Monday, a top intelligence official was assassinated, with the killers melting away into the night.
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" Jeong added, "This is a melting pot of entertainment and that's what we're here to do.
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If the wax isn't melting enough to absorb into the paper, dial up the iron's setting.
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New York is such an ethnic melting pot, and everyone comes to buy their particular species.
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"Something that I've loved since I've been here is it's a multicultural melting pot," he said.
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The sun was flimsy ghost-light now, a dull strip of spandex melting onto the trees.
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The Night Of also uses race, religion, and the melting pot of New York really well.
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This starchy liquid is what transforms the Gorgonzola into a luscious sauce, melting and binding it.
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What else feels like "moving in a liquid" or becoming "a melting piece of golden sand"?
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As it softens, the butter mingles with the steak juices, melting into a rich, creamy puddle.
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"They are melting down, in disarray," crowed Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the No. 2 Republican.
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For another, Walker's first novel tapped neatly into our fears about the melting of the permafrost.
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Officials are also trying to prevent the financial system from melting down amid extreme market volatility.
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When the cycle shifted into a positive phase in 2013, an "abrupt slowdown" of melting occurred.
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His is an unapologetic universe of sultry, melting-pot sexuality, often fusing or blurring the genders.
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There are four forms nestled in the melting raspberry-colored ground of "Untitled (6 – 73)" (1989).
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It's hard to imagine Tlaib or Kelton ever banging the drum for melting the deficit-coins.
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I want it to be a melting pot, which is really what New York is about.
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Ice caps in Antarctica are already melting rapidly due to heat-trapping gas pollution from humans.
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Glaciologists have previously raised alarm over the presence of warm water melting the Thwaites from below.
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But all that heat is melting Arctic ice, which sends cold water rushing through our oceans.
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In the Arctic, the melting of long-frozen ground is a striking result of climate change.
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Studies have shown that many of Antarctica's massive glaciers are melting rapidly due to global warming.
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I hardly noticed, for all the melting lyricism, subtle expressivity and emotional vulnerability of her singing.
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Steel, noted Mr Musk, has a higher melting point than carbon fibre, making re-entry easier.
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Kim Stanley Robinson's "New York 2140" is a Venetian vision of melting glaciers and global warming.
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It is sweet and supple and shot through with butter to create a melting, airy delight.
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Letting the sun slide over her face without worrying about cancer or the ice caps melting.
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Melting water from one of Canada's largest glaciers used to flow north, to the Bering Sea.
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"I definitely think it's a melting ice cube," Pachter said of GameStop's disc-based business model.
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For the first time, scientists in Antarctica have recorded a glacier melting dangerously from the bottom.
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I represent Florida, and we are an amazing melting pot where over 250 languages are spoken.
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Melting Arctic sea ice is driving warming further because less heat is reflected off the planet.
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Watching Overwatch on the Zephyrus, it felt like my eyes were melting—in a good way.
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"Nobody knows whether the ice melting is going to threaten any species at all," he said.
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Sea levels are rising, thanks to both melting ice and the expansion of warm ocean water.
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Part of it, I think, is the attractiveness — especially after this time-melting decade — of hibernation.
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Tungsten which has the highest melting point of any metal, is used in alloys for steel.
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Leaves began "melting on the stalk" — disintegrating when sunny skies followed heavy rains and standing water.
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Melting permafrost, which acts as a cement holding slopes together, increases the risk of rock fall.
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"I was smashing through melting layers of snow, which broke my fall a bit," he said.
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The melting of Greenland's ice alone, she reports, would raise global sea levels by twenty feet.
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"Nevada is a big melting pot," Sheila Sowltow, a 49-year-old Las Vegas resident, said.
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The President of a country literally built on the idea of a melting pot of immigrants.
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The Arctic is melting, the seas are rising, temperatures are increasing, and the world is burning.
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What are some of the short-term and long-term consequences of the Tuyuksu glacier's melting?
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"The melting season is stretched," explained Marco Tedesco, professor at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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The Arctic is warming faster than anywhere else in the world, and its glaciers are melting.
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But now, that ice is melting, opening up a new trade route for Russia's cargo ships.
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In particular, sea level rise is one of the biggest consequences of the melting ice sheet.
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