It's raining so hard that it's actually raining inside the station.
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"At that time it was raining and raining hard," he said.
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Raining Men Clear Bubble Dome Umbrella, available on Amaozn, $24.95The perfect accessory for days when it's "raining men."
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One consequence of Kimhi's view is that "It's raining, but I don't believe it's raining" becomes a logical contradiction.
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When I asked for the weather and it said it was raining, I asked whether it would stop raining this week.
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Now, therefore, it is agreed as follows: § 1.1 Friend #2 will be there for Friend #1 at all times including but not limited to: When it's raining outside and Friend #1 gets sad thinking about the little raindrops dying painfully as they hit the pavement, when it's not raining, and when it's one of those days where it's raining for a bit but then not raining for another bit.
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For example, "it is raining cats and dogs" is an idiom that means it's raining heavily; it doesn't mean that cats and dogs are falling from the sky.
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So if it's raining in real life, it will start raining in the story, if you're sitting in a cafe, the action will take place in a cafe.
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But in the first premise, P is not asserted ("it's raining" is entertained as a possibility), whereas in the second premise P is asserted ("it's raining" is presented as fact).
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Because the first part of the sentence concerns a state of affairs in the world ("it's raining"), whereas the second part concerns someone's state of mind ("I don't believe it's raining").
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It finally stopped raining after this morning's weather — yay!
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Fact is ... it was raining like hell all weekend.
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I don't look forward to it because it's raining outside.
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It's also been raining so the commute is extra slow.
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It was raining harder than it had that entire year.
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Hillary Clinton #DemDebate opening: "It's raining lead in Flint." pic.twitter.
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And it's expected to keep raining for another few days.
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"It's Totally Raining Teens!" announced the magazine's July 2003 cover.
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It's raining, and we don't want to walk around aimlessly.
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It's raining, so we don't play outside for too long.
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However, it is raining and I am tired, so no.
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And 22,000 people were had bullets raining down upon us.
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"Astrid is a raining bigot," Payton retorts of his enemy.
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Our tears are raining like cats and dogs over here.Â
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"Thank God it's been raining so much," she told me.
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TFW your fans rise up against you, and it's raining.
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You'll likely feel the same, even if it's not raining.
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It was raining and everyone was huddled near the tree.
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The first time I met Aristide, it was raining heavily.
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It's raining and my hair immediately expands from the humidity.
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Even if it's raining at the surface, it's different above.
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It began raining as the jetliner taxied down the runway.
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Which had to be canceled because it was raining. Really.
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I came back home, and Saturday night it started raining.
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All 3 friends tell you that 'Yes' it is raining.
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It was raining fire, or close to it, they said.
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It's also raining, and our house is full of boxes.
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They're currently working on a cover of Slayer's "Raining Blood."
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I don't care if it's 10 degrees out, or raining.
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That would be direct evidence that it is raining outside.
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It's raining so she's hiding under things to stay dry.
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We just wanted to escape the hellfire raining on us.
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So what are you going to do when it's raining?
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If it's raining or too hot, he's indoors in the crate.
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" "Very sad news to wake up to on this raining morning.
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I want to go outside for a walk, but it's raining.
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Keep in mind: It's 33 degrees, raining and totally miserable out.
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And the hazardous debris from the catastrophe just keeps raining down.
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I just put a coat on if it's cold or raining.
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If you're braking too hard, you'll skid, especially if it's raining.
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It's raining hard right now, and I don't have a boat.
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"It started raining as I was heading home," Vijuda told Agora.
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It's raining, and they are probably 33 sheets to the wind.
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Wherever I was, if it started raining, I'd run to work.
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Also make sure to bring an umbrella: it's raining in Vegas!
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It has never really bothered me much, except when it's raining.
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And Now… to Sheryl Underwood with the Weather It's raining men!
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It's raining outside, and the sound of it is so relaxing!
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We will be back next week, if it is not raining.
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But somehow maybe [because] it was raining, I didn't do anything.
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It's still raining, should I give him an extra cash tip?
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It was raining quite heavily when I arrived at Santana's house.
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If it's raining, for instance, you might see a precipitation radar.
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It was raining on an old and a new heavyweight champion.
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It's just... I just came inside, and it's raining out. What?
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The couple had planned to eat outside, but it was raining.
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It was raining heavily; new wiper blades slapped against the glass.
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It was raining lightly, and was noticeably colder than in Brooklyn.
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"We don't want it raining inside the bowl," Mr. Zausner said.
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It had stopped raining, and the sky was white and featureless.
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When the water is on, it looks like it's raining crystals.
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Those bullets come down like raining lead, injuring and killing people.
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They gathered in pews, beneath light raining through stained-glass windows.
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We were planning to visit a farmer's market but it's raining.
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They said they could not arrive earlier because it was raining.
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It was raining heavily, and the space was cold and drafty.
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It was raining, so I stayed indoors and relaxed my mind.
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The guide paddled away, and even bigger rocks began raining down.
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"Skintight" is an "it has been raining here" kind of play.
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I found it was closer to 30, but it was raining.
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"That's why it's not raining anymore, as a punishment," he explained.
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It was raining, and my feet were pruning inside my Adidas.
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It's snowing in New York and it's raining in San Francisco.
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We continued the game and it was still raining pretty good.
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"It's was like raining out, it was so dramatic," Alvarez recalls.
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Tiffany says money raining from the sky is actually a blessing.
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Also, it was raining — and so it was time to shop.
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He showed a graphic video of missiles raining down on Florida.
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It's started raining a little, and I'm thankful my ride is short.
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And stuff from that big breakup is still raining down on us.
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Since it's raining, we can't take her to the park or anything.
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It's raining outside, and I really could lay in bed all day.
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It's raining in Los Angeles, freezing in Florida, tornado-ing in Texas.
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Of course it's raining and muddy, so they are rough housing inside.
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"It was raining and he comes out of the bushes," she said.
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I was in the water even when it was raining on Friday!
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"We were so happy it wasn't raining anymore," Scholtyss told BuzzFeed News.
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If it's raining cats and dogs where you are, consider yourself lucky.
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It's raining, so it's going to be a lazy night I'm sure.
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"No, just cold and wet because it was usually raining," he replied.
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When I left Worcester on Friday it was 60 degrees and raining.
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The first things I think of when it's raining are my feet.
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"It didn't end up raining, but better safe than sorry," Jenner said.
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Lightning bolts of genius inspiration are raining down on you today, Aquarius.
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Don't piss on the fight fans and tell 'em it's raining. [ESPN]
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I love New York at night when it's raining just a little.
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Does the helicopter have to stay in the box if it's raining?
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It was raining heavily, and the notoriously difficult Monaco circuit was slippery.
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Reports speak of bunker-buster, incendiary and white phosphorus bombs raining down.
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Alice Glass: I recorded this is my bedroom while it was raining.
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But nowhere was it raining harder this week than in Houston, Texas.
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Watch the best videos of Rick raining hell upon Los Santos below.
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"The wind is blowing in, it's raining and 45 degrees," he said.
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But it is a sure thing the 3s would be raining down.
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It was raining, and they would be waiting longer than usual. ♦
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Regime forces are closing in and bunker busters are raining down. pic.twitter.
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It had been raining, and there was still mist in the air.
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And sorry I never remember to pack an umbrella when it's raining.
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On Vappu eve it was raining literally everything except cats and dogs.
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" —Thodoris, 30 "My unit was on kitchen duty when it started raining.
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By the time I got on the Bonneville, it was raining again.
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It was overcast sky, it was raining, the grass was torn up.
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It was raining hard that day and they didn't have a heater.
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It's finally stopped raining, so we agree to meet up for margaritas.
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Then, unperturbed, he bid the bishop goodbye: I'm off, it's raining now.
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"Stones and roof tiles started raining down on our heads," he recalled.
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It was not raining yet, but he was there with the windbreaker.
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It's like it's raining and you're running around to avoid getting wet.
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It was raining when I caught the train to visit Horiyoshi III.
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It was still raining, and he insisted that I take his umbrella.
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Pret a Manger is my go-to lunch place when it's raining.
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I head out — it's raining and gross and I'm excited for food.
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"It's Raining Men" is a classic and Paul Shaffer did write it.
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If it wasn't raining today, you know, whatever, I'm glad it rained.
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"On the road, if it's raining, our demand spikes," Mr. Tremac said.
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Parry Gripp acknowledges that his 2012 hit, "Raining Tacos," can be obnoxious.
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Describe your ideal reading experience (when, where, what, how). Wine. Armchair. Raining.
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It's raining and about 25 degrees colder today than it was yesterday.
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The official said it was raining and snowing around 2:30 a.m.
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There were many puddles, though it was not, at the moment, raining.
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"All the evil of humanity, just raining in on you," she says.
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It's still raining heavily so I grab a Lyft to CVS ($303).
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I was speaking of my fists raining down on my brother's back.
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You can see people running for safety as furniture comes raining down.
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Of course it was raining the whole time, but … SR: That's London ….
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On the night they finally persuaded him, it was raining, Williams said.
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The weather was great, but Champagne showers were raining down all month.
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My plan was to read it on a bench, but it was raining.
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That is unless it's raining, in which case the walk can be miserable.
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Tired of leaving your apartment only to find it starts raining minutes later?
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It had been raining, and one boy rolled a marble through a puddle.
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It's because it's raining here, outside Secretary Nielsen's house #FamiliesBelongTogether #moralemergency #FreeOurFuture pic.twitter.
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Normally that's unexciting news—Android phones are basically always raining from the sky.
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It&aposs either Honey Bucket by the Melvins or it&aposs Raining Men.
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Sometimes it's raining and you don't want to look like a little rat.
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I thought he was raining punches down, but then I saw the knife.
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It's raining and I'm not excited about pouring/flash floods during rush hour.
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We're told it was raining heavily and she slipped on a wet floor.
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That included raining down three 3-pointers as the Lakers trailed by six.
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It's raining heavily and Dexter is agitated after our walk is cut short.
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But on that Christmas Eve it was raining and sleeting and generally miserable.
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Now it's raining in the freezing cold and you've lost your voice, go.
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When you're sitting there, when it's quiet, you can hear it raining down.
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It's been raining all day, so the field is going to be muddy.
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It's raining, so my boyfriend offers to drive me to the train instead.
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It's also raining like crazy outside, so everything in the bus is wet.
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Did you witness security selling garbage bags to people when it started raining?
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It was raining on May 22016, the last time I was in Rio.
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Now, it's raining in the freezing cold and you've lost your voice, go.
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We kept having to push that scene off because it was raining constantly.
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It was a damn busy week, with news raining down from the skies.
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It has been raining so heavily that people are having a tough time.
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It was raining, my mom, my sisters they were just standing there wet.
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Our neighborhoods are in flames, and bombs are raining down from the sky.
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They do not invite the rockets raining down on their towns and villages.
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It's raining, as it always fucking is when someone's feeling blue on-screen.
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In Chicago, it was raining and I was losing traction—it was exhausting.
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It's raining and windy—not my favorite type of weather for throwing. Great.
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It also brought criticism raining down on the government's use of live ammunition.
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It was 13 degrees earlier this week then it was 40 and raining.
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They do not invite the rockets raining down on their towns and villages.
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It had just stopped raining; the tables and the brick floor were wet.
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I know, important day — it's raining, and I'm up here talking about death.
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It had started raining, at first a gentle thrumming on the metal roof.
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I reserve the right to retract this statement once it starts raining again.
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"Not the fact that it's raining, but the feeling of being rained upon."
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Rain is unpredictable, raining more in some places than others, and not reliably.
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And it was raining and it was wet, and the grass was wet.
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Get dressed, grab an umbrella (it's raining today), and I'm out the door.
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It's raining this winter, but Los Angeles is technically still in a drought.
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"Just because it stops raining doesn't mean rivers will stop cresting," Shackelford said.
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But even before it was named, the system was raining on coastal Texas.
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" An advertisement encourages people to visit Wales, where it is "Not Always Raining.
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It's been raining here almost nonstop and I really need a beach outing.
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So, you're wearing this beautiful piece, but if it starts raining, it's fully waterproof.
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They&aposve been raining down, I think $11 million over the last three months.
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It was raining like crazy, but everyone dressed like it was sunny So Cal.
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Locations three miles away would be buried under 50 feet of rock raining down.
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Plus it's been raining all night and will likely rain most of the day.
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It's raining out, so I eat my TB all snuggled up on my couch.
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It was cold and raining so I wore rain boots with thigh high tights.
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But then come the aftershocks, sending everyone scurrying for cover and raining more debris.
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Artist's concept depicting energetic particles from solar superflares raining down on the early Earth.
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Let's take a close look at these astonishing particles, raining on Earth from afar.
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Gleick seems to want to spend much of his time raining on various parades.
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I run just over two miles and get home just as it starts raining.
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And thankfully it was raining, so that maybe it would wash away the stickiness?
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Four Weddings and a Funeral Did you notice it was raining in this scene?
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While some may avoid being outdoors when it's raining, Halle Berry embraces the downpour.
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It was raining at the time of the accident, according to the crash report.
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It's Monday, it's raining, and boy have we got some retail therapy for you.
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Every skyline is a series of holographic advertisements and it is always, always raining.
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Now that it's raining more than ever, I'm glad that we still have Rihanna.
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Fish are more likely to bite when it's raining, he told his wife, Rachel.
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"Holy kanye west deleted his twitter, no wonder its been raining lately," they wrote.
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It was still raining, and all the dirt roads and vicinity were quite muddy.
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Country singer Jason Aldean was on stage when bullets started raining onto the crowd.
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"I would have loved to have it raining," he said with a glance upward.
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Without further adieu—let's go stand in line while it's four degrees and raining!
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Pablo has his thing, this speaker thing, so it sounds like it's raining everywhere.
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Bringing up term limits is seen by some as raining on their postelection parade.
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All of a sudden, Ms. Newbold said, several people were raining punches on her.
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It was raining the whole time, so we recorded a lot of the rain.
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In fact the first round ended with Lee raining down blows from the mount.
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And, even in his 50s, he keeps raining in jump shots all across NYC.
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The weather chipped in, initially raining before breaking into a rainbow over Prince's studio.
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But just this last weekend, it was raining, and I took the weekend off.
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Walking is the only exercise I can really do, but it won't stop raining.
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"It's Raining Men" is the opener, and "I Will Survive" ends the first act.
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The day we acquired our first Highspot customer, it was raining hard in Seattle.
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Dear Diary: It was raining as I zoomed down the street on my longboard.
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The mountains were a 10-minute drive away, but it was raining that day.
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Dreams THUNDER ONLY HAPPENS WHEN IT'S RAINING Ekali Underrated dragon on Game of Thrones.
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The second time I saw the Treasure Truck in real life, it was raining.
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He could feel the grip very quickly — mixed conditions, or when it was raining.
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It was cold and raining and we didn't really know where we were going.
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At the end of the show it was literally raining little green pillows. Amazing.
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There's not much to do here if it's raining, so we drive home early.
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Unfortunately, because it's raining pretty hard today, we have to be re-seated indoors.
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When you say, 'Donald, it's raining today,' he says, 'It doesn't matter, I'm indoors.
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It was raining and she quickly got into the car displayed in the app.
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It was raining so hard the poor woman was soaked by the time she finished.
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Outside, it's raining the ashes of the men, women, children, and buildings of King's Landing.
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It was raining, except after the Death Stranding, rain isn't what it used to be.
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I won't suddenly stop eating the exceptionally yummy pakoras my mom makes when it's raining.
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It's raining outside, and the purple crocuses in the yard look beautiful during the storm.
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We need it to start raining for things to change in the next three months.
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There was raining and the flooding, and at times, morale among the protesters was low.
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It's raining and traffic is terrible, and I do not get home until 6:103.
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When it's raining, it's almost more thrilling, even though my hide is hard to clean.
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It's raining, so I drive and save a couple of minutes on my commute time.
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When it's really raining, there's no way around it: You need a well-performing raincoat.
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It was raining outside and within three hours this really cool melodic piece came together.
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He has written a popular book about investing, "If It's Raining in Brazil, Buy Starbucks".
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It's stopped raining, but the forecast is predicting another storm, so I grab my raincoat.
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The module's descent has caused a bit of concern about debris raining form the sky.
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As another added plus, they are sweat- and weather-resistant — raining on your jogging route?
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Unless it's raining, in which case you can find her inside with a good book.
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The rebels have been raining ballistic missiles down on Saudi cities from across the border.
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It may be sunny outside, but it is raining male tears on the internet (again).
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And on days when it was raining, people would ask if he wanted a ride.
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Maybe "It's Raining Men" for stormy days and "Walking on Sunshine" on hot summer mornings?
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The problem is typically wind, which jostles electric lines, raining sparks onto parched vegetation below.
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The planes of Battlefield One soar overhead, raining bullets and bombs down on our heads.
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Thermal thaw It's raining in Antarctica, and if that sounds weird, well yeah, it is.
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But they only let her play in the backyard if it's not raining or snowing.
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Chiefs game means that it just might be literally raining ass in Oakland right now.
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The order came after Delhiites complained, again, that waste has been raining on their homes.
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If you're in D.C. it's raining, so you have plenty of time to catch up.
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Ginsburg compared the majority's ruling to throwing away an umbrella because it wasn't raining outside.
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The confetti was in my mind, raining down feelings of finish lines, relief, exhilaration, promise.
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"It will still be raining when the clock strikes midnight," CNN meteorologist Jennifer Gray said.
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It's still raining so I race out the door and book it to the train.
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"There's storms, and with every storm, it's stopped raining at some point," Rivers told reporters.
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It's raining almost non-stop and for the first time in weeks, it's actually cold.
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Both of us had pocket raincoats, but hey, it wasn't really raining that hard, right?
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At one point in Nevada it was raining and the light lulled this otherworldly blue.
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They open car doors and are at the ready with an umbrella if it's raining.
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When it starts raining the flow is so hard you can barely swim against it.
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It's raining hard in Lagos, where Rex is based, and his internet keeps going out.
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It's like walking outside and complaining that it's raining and not putting up an umbrella.
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It's raining and I'm carrying a giant rug so I opt for an Uber home.
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But it's raining real hard, and we're getting ready to start another round of storms.
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It was supposed to be temporary, to keep loose bricks and debris from raining down.
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"It's raining Gollums" in south London in this absolute humdinger of an alien invasion film.
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We started that year in Europe with really bad weather — literally raining for two months.
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Since it's raining, we grab a Lyft and my boss expenses it on his card.
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"At first, it wasn't raining that much," said Sumie Umeyo, a resident of Asakura city.
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The other is never to sing in a car when it's raining, but never mind.
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The boos raining down on Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt for eliminating Rusev felt right.
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You know, journalism doesn't pay really well, so ... Well now it's raining money, it's great.
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And he's trained his family of five where to run when missiles start raining down.
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And yet here I am, sitting in the house I share with Alex and Jon, writing about my new boyfriend, waiting for him to tell me about the Scandinavian dinner he had with his friend, or about how it's raining or not raining in London.
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So whether it's raining, snowing, or some nasty slush in-between, this camera has you back.
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But looking at them in aggregate, you can ask what's happening on Instagram when it's raining.
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He usually takes the bus, but it's raining today so I offered to pick him up.
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Other times, rainfall deficits in June were fully offset by a week of raining in July.
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Not today, because it's raining and some of us don't have cool raincoats, but another time?
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It had been raining lightly and intermittently that night, but not enough to get anyone wet.
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In the UK we rely on it raining and here the sunshine makes the cars sparkle.
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It's cold and raining but there is excitement because we are here with food and blankets.
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"I had this dream on the tour that it was raining inside this church," she said.
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I forego straightening my hair because it's raining and I know it'll just get ruined anyway.
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It's been raining in New York today, and temperatures hovered between 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
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If it's snowing or raining we can turn off autonomous mode — and still pick you up.
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It may be raining men, but Underwood, 54, will be shining bright in her trench coat.
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It looks like it's raining in Nashville today but really it's Tennessee tears for Merle Haggard.
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Meanwhile, fresh scandals or outlandish claims are continuously raining down on users, mixing fact with fiction.
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Merjin started playing the piano and it was still raining so we decided to record it.
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It's cold and raining, but there is excitement because we are here with food and blankets.
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If you planned a photo shoot on a sunny day and it's raining just chuck it.
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Even when it started raining, marchers were undeterred by the heavy downpours throughout the early afternoon.
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It did get stressful sometimes, especially when it was cold, raining, and you needed a wash.
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The Illuminati Pyramid dances above the logo for Batman v Superman, raining fortune upon the franchise.
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It's even raining in the first episode, if you want to look for a cleansing metaphor.
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"It was not easy because everybody said it was raining all day," Ramos-Vinolas said afterwards.
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Would he go running whenever he wanted, even in the dark, even when it was raining?
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Eva Petersen, the sister, greeted me in head-to-foot oilskins—it was raining and misty.
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She wanted to know how our parents were, if it was raining, if I'd eaten yet.
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It's laundry day and I'm hanging clothes inside to dry because it's raining outdoors…total chaos.
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The shadow indicates that cold clouds of molecular gas are raining in on the black hole.
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"Even if its raining I'll still go on delivering, I'll just wear my raincoat," she said.
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It was raining out and Jon Bon Jovi played a song for the faithful who remained.
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It's raining hard again here in New Orleans, and my heart's beating like an anxious dog's.
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But it's raining, and we needed to take the photos outside, so we have to postpone.
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It'd stopped raining for the first time in months, The taxi ride into town was silent.
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The weather of 2019 Los Angeles in "Blade Runner" is bleak, and it's almost constantly raining.
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One sunny afternoon last July, I opened the back door to discover it was raining inside.
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It had been raining for days when we arrived; water dripped and flowed all around us.
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It was snowing and raining so there was no sun, which I was very happy about.
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That was out of necessity, he said later, recalling the embers raining down from the sky.
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"As we were going out, they was raining mortars in on top of us," Morgan said.
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The second shot blew the zombie's head apart, bits of brain raining down into the pool.
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It was raining outside on Sunday in Paris, and at Balenciaga, a tempest was raging indoors.
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I recall that it was raining that evening when I came to get my report card.
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And the raining ash that, depending on the wind direction, is slowly moving towards the mainland.
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It had been raining, and like an East Village Mary Poppins, she pounced into a puddle.
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It was raining, and he was wearing an oversized slicker and standing on a park bench.
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If it's raining outside, I don't work on my terrace, and I close my studio windows.
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In Korea it was always cold, Vietnam was a humid jungle, either raining or preparing to.
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"It has very strong imagery if it is raining and it is at night," Geuze said.
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When it stopped raining, I ventured out to visit the residency, but the creek was impassable.
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That would be indirect -- but still relevant and potentially decisive -- evidence that it is raining outside.
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It was raining, and the clatter of the drops muffled his cries, so he shouted louder.
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It was raining, and the wind started going, and there's a bit of an adrenaline rush.
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It was raining and dark, and water seemed to be everywhere in her home that night.
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In "Blue Rain," it seems to be raining torrentially on the night of a full moon.
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"That morning we left the hotel and it was raining and Yannis was complaining," Triandafyllou recalled.
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It was raining outside and they started talking about these machines that can change the weather.
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Companies like Viasat, HughesNet, and Iridium have been raining bits and bytes on Earth for decades.
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This cozy welcoming coffee shop is just place I want to spend the next raining day.
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Make no mistake, it's no longer just raining ... it's an all out downpour in his world.
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"Let's see how popular it is when it starts raining and fall comes around," says van Dreunen.
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If it's going to start raining where you're standing within 11 minutes, the app will tell you.
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Monday, February 28, 1983, the final episode of M*A*S*H aired, and it was raining.
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Every second of every day, trillions of tiny particles called neutrinos are raining down on your head.
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It is raining, but we are excited to explore the destination and make the best of it.
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It's raining, but I don't mind walking a few blocks to the pharmacy to grab my meds.
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It kinda makes sense, because both of you like raining down bombs on people from long distances.
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It starts raining while I'm waiting for La Glace so it's a good time for a break.
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It's currently not raining where I am, which means the song isn't showing up on my Spotify.
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Evolve grants users godlike powers like cloning themselves, controlling the weather, and raining weapons from the sky.
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It broke up, raining its molten entrails back on the Red Planet's surface several million years later.
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It wasn't raining at the moment, but skies were overcast and the wind smelled of the sea.
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It's finally raining in California — just when we'd begun to think that it would never rain again.
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Regular homeowner policies cover damage only from water raining down from above, not rising from the ground.
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Tabloid headlines days later about rats raining from the ceiling of a Dallas store didn't help matters.
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It's raining, but I decided to head out to Kampong Glam, a historic Malay neighborhood, to explore.
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I&aposd get high when it was sunny, high when it was raining -- it didn&apost matter.
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"it just never really happened because it was raining or Brandon was feeling too sick," she said.
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If you and your children had bombs raining down on your head, what could you do then?
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We decide to drive since BART isn't very convenient, it's raining, and there is free parking nearby.
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In true Lolla tradition, it was raining, but that didn't stop the fun from unfolding as planned.
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Although it was raining that day, he was gratified to see nearly two hundred people turn up.
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It's Monday evening here in Washington and we're loving this warm weather even if it is raining.
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Weather: Don't be fooled by a partly sunny morning — it'll probably be raining during your commute home.
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It's still February and it's raining outside; the restaurant is packed with old people eating early dinners.
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It's ideal for when you don't want to look like a paper bag just because it's raining.
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"If it's raining or too hot outside, my murals can be delayed, which is hard," Peeta said.
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It began raining the first night of the festival, and the bad weather continued throughout the weekend.
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During this month's Louisiana floods, the agency had personnel on the ground before it even started raining.
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Thundersnow is just what it sounds like, a thunderstorm occurring while it is snowing, rather than raining.
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It had been raining heavily all afternoon and Tokyo's ubiquitous see-through plastic umbrellas dotted the streets.
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No doubt she helped fulfill some Christmas wishes though by raining cash on several of the dancers.
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I was in labor for 43 hours, and it was raining and storming outside the entire time.
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The first time you see Eli and Charlie Sisters, they are raining down death in the night.
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"I imagined bombs and machine guns raining on me if I didn't go my fastest," he wrote.
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He will piss on our leg and tell us it's raining—or more accurately, that it's not.
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You call 3 random friends of yours who live there and ask each independently if it's raining.
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When it started raining, an officer took pity and allowed him to sleep in a police station.
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It is raining today, as I have said, so I will not see the green ray, either.
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The bridge's failure sent vehicles, concrete and steel raining down onto buildings, streets and railroad tracks below.
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"Everywhere in the city it can be raining," he said, "but it's strange, it never rains here."
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It's raining outside, with dark clouds and wind outside... am reading your tweets about my friend KRISTOFF!
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The rings also might be raining thousands of pounds of matter onto the planet's surface every second.
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Officials initially said Paddock shot the security guard after he began raining bullets down on the crowd.
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Blink can withstand the elements, so you can place it outside even when it's raining or snowing.
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Even before Imelda became a tropical storm, it was a system that was raining on coastal Texas.
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It was raining at the time, and the runway was wet during the landing, news outlets reported.
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I consider going to watch with them, but it's still raining and I decide to just go home.
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It starts raining again, but I really, really want a smell-good candle for my smell-good home.
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We consider going for a hike, but it's cold and raining, so most of us just stay in.
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And then after a few minutes I looked up and I'm like, 'Alright grandma, let it stop raining.
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Somedays you forget to check the weather forecast, and then it starts raining and you are completely unprepared.
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I normally wouldn't have called a Lyft to go so close, but because it's raining, I indulge myself.
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We were all in Florida doing a talk show and it was raining and the show was outdoors.
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Stare wistfully out the window, and if it's raining, trace the raindrops down the glass with your finger.
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Halfway through, it started raining, so I got to test these earbuds out in both rain and sweat.
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It's identical to last year and raining to boot, but the atmosphere still makes it worth the trip.
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It's raining when I arrive, and the 36-year-old artist doesn't quite know what we'll talk about.
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They hold umbrellas—it looks to be raining, after all—in a sea of others with umbrellas, too.
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Thunderstorms raining over the city that night triggered malfunctions in the Con Edison system, which eventually blacked out.
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It was raining and I stepped outside without an umbrella, feeling my sneakers soak up the city's puddles.
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The Weather Girls sang about their hopes to one day wake up and see that it's raining men.
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For instance, it took these guys until "Raining Blood," which is the last song, to use sound effects.
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It is raining so hard that my umbrella is barely doing anything to protect me from getting wet.
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We're told Nina even got a little something from the gift shop -- a poncho ... cause it was raining.
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I'm on the ivy-covered campus of the University of Richmond, and it's pitch dark and raining hard.
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And if the shirtless bartenders dancing to "It's Raining Men" were any indication, the party was pretty spectacular.
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Ash is once again raining down upon California's Bay area, as the parched land to the north ignites.
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It's been raining there and temperatures last night dipped pretty low ... especially when the wind chill kicked in.
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Epic. While the confetti was still raining down, Bündchen joined Brady on the field with their two kids.
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I'm on the ivy-covered campus of the University of Richmond, and it's pitch dark and raining hard.
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You may not like them, but you'll remember the zeppelins and armored trains raining death across the map.
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Say there's a thunderstorm, and it's raining: Her fans will sit in the rain and watch Beyoncé perform.
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If a driver turns on a windshield wiper or fog lights, you know it's probably raining or foggy.
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It was almost dark by the time we made it to Mudro Lake, and it was raining harder.
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A profanely ornate firmament raining down with the cherubic drug dealers I grew up with in the 1143s.
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If you look at the weather forecast, it is said that it will be raining the whole week.
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But reading diaries which limit themselves to "I drank a coffee and it was raining" is very boring.
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One was so powerful that it blew off the church's roof, raining heavy clay tiles on people's heads.
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" Nodding at the director of the province's water and sewage services, he said: "Be careful — it's been raining.
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When it's cold or raining, I like to see a show at one of the small theaters downtown.
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If it's raining in the book, there's got to be something about the voice that evokes the rain.
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It's still raining when I'm ready to leave, so I call another Uber home, despite major surge pricing.
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So he digs into his doppelgänger's chest, rips the key from his heart, and sends bombs raining down.
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" In recommending readiness for economic collapse, he reminded his disciples, "It wasn't raining when Noah built the ark.
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Observations from a telescope atop Hawaii's Mauna Kea volcano found torrents of material raining out from the rings.
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Unclear what caused the crash -- some say weather may have been a factor because it had been raining.
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He was taken to a grassy area outside the shift commander's office, where it was cool and raining.
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It's raining lightly outside and I want to take D. for a walk, but he hates the rain.
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"Asking if it's physical or psychiatric is like saying, 'Is it Tuesday or is it raining?" she said.
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Ms. Kessler, confetti raining on her laptop, couldn't transmit from a spot on the sidewalk on 44th Street.
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After I get dressed, T. and I walk over to the local pathologist, and discover that IT'S RAINING!
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She looks exhausted and upset over the pregnancy news at the close of "Raining Men" rather than excited.
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"I've seen one that was 'It's raining, so Election Day has moved to Wednesday,' " the official added said.
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"— Kathy McAllister Morehouse, 72, Flanders, N.J. "The fact that we don't have bombs constantly raining over our heads.
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Raining fire down upon The Continent's thinly-veiled allusion to World War II-era Nazis classifies as stressful.
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It will be hard to forget the rapid fire staccato of automatic gunfire raining down on the innocents.
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It was raining on the morning after the election, and I arrived at the White House gates early.
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According to the docs ... it was foggy, raining and dark, and the trolley's windshield was all fogged up.
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Finally, the pensive "It's Raining Somewhere Else" soothes the nerves with purring keyboard figures that indeed evoke rainfall.
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The organisms found in them thus depend entirely on dead organic material raining down upon them from far above.
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We were in the middle of France in January and it was raining, and we had nothing to do.
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I was in New York recently and it was raining and I was obsessed ... Men have these huge umbrellas.
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Threatening with submissions, Cruickshank soon cruised to the dominant full mount position of Souwer, raining down ground and pound.
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It was raining and muddy outside, so the dogs got all dirty, and she's wiping them off with towels.
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It's stopped raining, so the pup and I leash up and head out before the sky changes its mind.
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"We're trying to help target these positions where people are just raining fire down on these guys," Hall said.
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People will keep using it when it is convenient, when they are feeling pinched, or when it is raining.
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Pop culture may have died in 2009, but it was thriving during Vanity Fair's 2003 "Totally Raining Teens" cover.
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The implication, therefore, is that most of Greenland was ice-free when beryllium-19903 was raining down on GISP2.
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Since it's raining, I take a walk on the treadmill for 303 minutes while listening to Nancy and knitting.
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It's raining, but we brought umbrellas — nothing is going to stop me from seeing Tokimonsta play in Central Park.
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To the tune of The Weather Girls' "It's Raining Men," Lima strips down as water covers her toned body.
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So Joe runs to Beck's apartment — he's admittedly disappointed that it's not raining, because how dope would that be?
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The bus drops us about 10 blocks south of the Rodgers Theater, and even though it's raining, we walk.
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See, it's raining in Las Vegas and Google's two-level outdoor CES booth clearly wasn't meant to withstand rain.
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After the match was over, they took to the pitch for the ceremony — at which point it started raining.
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"I was governor during the great national recession, and we all know it was raining pretty hard," Strickland responded.
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A few minutes later, a firework explodes near the tent, raining sparks on Peyton, Jelly Roll, and the Juggalos.
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While the bombs were raining down on his countryside, Avishek KC was discovering Linkin Park for the first time.
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Recently, descending in the elevator with his golf clubs, he was informed by neighbors that it was raining outside.
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The origin of these bands was traced to water from the planet's majestic rings raining down onto its surface.
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Swalwell: If someone walked into meeting room with an umbrella, 'do you have to see outside that it's raining?
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Negative advertising has been raining down on Donald J. Trump from his opponents, from super PACs, from issue groups.
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Crawling on the ground when it's 95°F, [or] it's raining or freezing, I don't like that one bit.
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I thought about how, at that point, it'd been raining heavily in North Carolina for a couple of weeks.
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There were all sorts of theories around weather – some players swore that more Dratini spawned when it was raining.
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Throughout the film, it's raining almost the entire time, except for a few scenes in which it's completely overcast.
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Currents can flow quickly, especially when it has been raining outside and the water level in the cave rises.
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And there was a choir from Norway, dressed like sailors, ready with blue umbrellas in case it started raining.
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I already feel terrible about that first day that it will be really cold or that it starts raining.
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"It's raining candidates here on 'The View,' " the show's moderator, Whoopi Goldberg, told the audience shortly before introducing Booker.
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It stopped raining, so my husband and I went for a stroll on a hiking trail near our house.
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It was raining and water streamed down her face, but she couldn't make herself leave until the cacophony ended.
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As long as I'm dressed appropriately and it's not raining/snowing, I try to walk or bike most places.
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I go on a run, whether it's raining or snowing or 95 degrees, I've got that time to myself.
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It is raining and the wind picks up so we stop at the neighborhood bar for a warm-up.
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It was raining heavily and she wanted him to be safe, but now she couldn't get him to rise.
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Everyone — fans and players — were jubilant as the team absorbed the accolades and ticker tape raining down on them.
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"When I was very young, and it was raining, I looked at family albums," he reminisced in an interview.
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Eventually, the amount of cash got so absurd that a manager took a video raining down hundred dollar bills.
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Suddenly, body parts start raining down from 20 stories above: brains and lungs, spines and tongues askew against jawbones.
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It was raining in Singapore, but New Year's Eve celebrants sheltered under umbrellas and raincoats as fireworks sparkled overhead.
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It can be used to protect against both tidal flooding and that from raining, "fluvial," which bloats the river.
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It was raining cakes on Steve Aoki's birthday, naturally, until one guy committed a major cake throw party foul.
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Finally it stopped raining right on time so everyone could focus on the star of the night: Nina Kraviz.
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She doesn't sit on it 24/7, she gets breaks; and if it's hot or raining, she gets more breaks.
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In 2012's The Avengers, a giant hole opens up in the sky, raining alien destruction onto the skyscrapers above.
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It finally starts raining as we finish and we realize we've timed our shopping with siesta so everything is closed.
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It was raining heavily up here a few days prior, but the sight of a waterfall wasn't what we expected.
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The first round clearly belonged to Sanchez, who spent the majority of the round raining down strikes from top position.
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For people going to the beach, even if it's not raining, you won't be able to get in the water.
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If it keeps raining or starts to rain and water levels rise then there&aposs a bit more immediacy required.
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In the early hours of December 16, 2017, hot embers began raining down on the Southern California town of Montecito.
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The problem is that the wind also pushes ocean water onshore, triggering coastal flooding, even though it is not raining.
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It's not raining anymore and I take pictures of the blooming trees outside my building to send to my mom.
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HURRICANE HARVEY was still raining on water-logged Texas when the American government sent out an alert about phishing scams.
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We leave for work; I'm in the rental car today, it's raining, and I have trouble finding the windshield wipers.
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The East Coast skipped over raining cats and dogs and went straight to hailing iguanas during this week's severe weather.
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Her rocket-assisted jump boost and hover allow her to stay out of Reaper's range while raining fire on him.
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FYI, SoleStage's average kicks will run you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars ... so Zeke was raining stacks, no question.
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"It's raining out there," I offer to the CO behind the desk, thinking that maybe she'll appreciate a weather report.
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If you're at work, and it's raining, maybe you get some ambient piano to help you focus the afternoon away.
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And the $2 bills show up, too, raining down at a Jay Z concert or on Kim Kardashian's Snapchat story.
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Eventually they reached Beasley's truck and drove about 20 miles to his hometown, where it was raining but not flooded.
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It's raining pretty hard, but a free lunch seems worth it, so I make a trip for soup and sandwiches.
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If you've ever ripped your pants, chances are it was probably raining and you'd just gotten fired from your job.
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The plane descended normally at first until it suddenly began raining very hard, which challenged visibility, according to the outlet.
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They stood wedged into the little area by the door where umbrellas would have gone if it had been raining.
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In 2015, Amazon released the Echo, a personal home assistant that has countless people asking Alexa whether it's raining outside.
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"If it keeps raining, it could be a disaster," said Stella Carballo, a specialist at the Climate and Water Institute.
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Complete U.S. Open scores An earlier version of this article misstated the time it began raining a second time Thursday.
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It was still raining and neither of us had an umbrella so we skirted the downpour under scaffolding and awnings.
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Judging by how absolutely stoked he was at the end of "Raining Blood," I'm nominating Fallon to make it happen.
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When I visited the main camp, an open-air soccer stadium packed with tents and makeshift shelters, it was raining.
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It had been raining hard for a week, keeping the supply plane that was my ticket out from coming in.
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Fashion Review It was raining in Paris on Sunday, just days after Europe had been colder than the North Pole.
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When he got home that evening, it was raining hard, the power was out, yet I decided to tell him.
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A blanket of thick smoke from wildfires has spread across the Pacific Northwest, raining ash down on Portland and Seattle.
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"That was a big relief for us, that we were actually having impact even when it's raining bombs," Levin said.
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Boston is raining cash on Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign, despite having two home-state candidates in the 25 Democratic primary.
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Many buildings on the outskirts of the city were also destroyed, raining concrete and bricks onto streets, vehicles and gardens.
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"From July the second, a great fire on Mt. Asama raining ash," he reads, tracing the page with his finger.
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"And they're raining on our parade in Washington as we're trying to ease the pain for a year," Sweeney said.
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We chat and then decide that while it's not raining heavily, we'll go for a walk to get some exercise.
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It's only when I back the car out of the driveway that I notice that it's raining cats and dogs.
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The threat of Curry pulling up from 30 feet and raining three-pointers revolutionized offenses and defenses in the NBA.
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It was raining that day so I went into the deli to get out the rain and bought my ticket there.
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I arrive just minutes before it starts raining again, but manage to buy myself another water bottle before the downpour starts.
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It's snowing or raining, and we watch the weather unfold, go out in it and then enjoy coming back inside again.
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Because let's be honest, no one wants to put too much time or effort into their hair when it's raining out.
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"This is the best raining season for the last seven years," said Celso Oliveira, agri-meteorologist at Sao Paulo-based Somar.
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It was raining on the early November morning when I went to see him, and the street had turned to mud.
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As expected, it starts raining five minutes later, increasing in intensity every few minutes until we make it to the bottom.
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It can use the weather services to know when it's raining, but not a physical measurement of water hitting my area.
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It's raining, but no one seems to mind – there are women selling noodles on the sidewalk and lots of motorbikes everywhere.
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She's tickled by the high-speed car chase they end up in, never mind the bullets raining down on her brother.
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We had dinner at a very nice restaurant, we went outside—it's raining a little—and we hail a taxi cab.
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"We hope it will start raining enough this week to save the mid-crop," said Albert NZue, who farms near Daloa.
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"It has been raining so heavily that water from manholes is spilling onto the roads," local resident Aman Patel told Reuters.
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When the wind is blowing in the 50+mph range and it's raining sideways I am amazed that it's still there.
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It seems like it's raining, but only on my face, and just below my eyes—not on my forehead at all.
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Let's go to DipDipDip ice cream and eat some ice cream and forget that it's raining and my hair is frizzy.
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Old Navy is one of the most successful stores in retail right now — but Gap's struggles are raining on its parade
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"It might as well have been raining, and I would've just walked in it not knowing what to do," she said.
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" Wikina told CNN the soot generally reduces towards raining season between April and October, but the "threat is still over us.
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We stood in the driveway as the can-top curtains tinkled a metallic beat, as if it were raining six-packs.
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You know it kinda makes sense, too, because both of you like raining down bombs on people from long distances, right?
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It is raining lead in Flint, and the state is derelict in not coming forward with the money that is required.
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If it was raining at the same time as the rainbow, that means that there would briefly have been purple rain.
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More recently, he was bashed for skipping a visit to a World War I memorial in France because it was raining.
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Rain or shine, you stay there; when it's raining you have to hide under something because there's nowhere else to eat.
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If you think it's obnoxious in games, wait until a seam rips or tent collapses when it's 40 degrees and raining.
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Just one hour before I arrived at the University of Indonesia's sprawling campus in the suburbs of Jakarta, it was raining.
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In the fifth, with boos raining down from the crowd of 14,069 at Barclays Center, Wilder finally landed a solid punch.
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Even though my father was one of the pilots raining bombs on them, they opened their homes and hearts to me.
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Which means you may be looking for a tree this weekend if it's not raining in your part of the state.
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From "Your Name Here"; reprinted with permission from Farrar, Straus & Giroux "In the Time of Cherries" (2005) Is it raining yet?
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Republicans have happily exploited that weakness, raining down Pelosi-themed TV ads on special election candidates in Georgia, Montana and Pennsylvania.
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"There are so many sci-fi films that are so dark — it's raining, the aliens are the villains," Mr. Besson said.
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She said the fuel falling felt like a drizzle and her students had looked up to see whether it was raining.
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It had been raining, and he sprinted all the way across the airport so as not to miss her departing flight.
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It was raining, though, and the restaurant was a bit too far to walk to, so a taxi was in order.
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We're talking wilderness here, babe, and the flames were really high when I saw them, and it wasn't raining or anything!
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The Iraqis instead used helicopters as gunships, raining steel and chemicals down on Kurdish positions, killing thousands and displacing many more.
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It was raining at the time of the collision, and there did not appear to be any tire skid marks, Sgt.
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Outside, it was raining, which made everything that much harder, because what were you going to do with a wet mask?
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When she arrived last week, she said, it was raining in the village, making footpaths slippery and unsafe to walk around.
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The explosion was so powerful that it knocked out much of the roof, raining heavy clay tiles down on people's heads.
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It's still raining out, and the dog seems content, so I lay back down on the couch and read East of Eden.
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There is likely to be a fall-back option if it is raining – William and Kate had the Glass Coach on standby.
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In recent hurricanes like Ike in 2008 and Sandy in 2012, FEMA also mobilized an emergency response before the storms finished raining.
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It would be welcomed by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has frequently groused that the Fed is raining on his economic parade.
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It's raining, and the dog hates the rain, so we only take a quick walk before he's pulling me back towards home.
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The toxin remains in all bodies of water, like lakes and ponds, rendering people susceptible to it even when it's not raining.
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I chose this place because of their gorgeous patio, but it's raining like no other, so we don't get to experience it.
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It is raining outside and my laptop has run out of battery, so I go home instead of back to the office.
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Do we put everyone's lives at risk when the stage is not covered and it's raining, and there are electrical wires everywhere?
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Other sensors automatically turn on the lights when it's dark or the wipers when it's raining — all standard stuff in today's cars.
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We originally had plans to go out, but it starts raining heavily, so we stay at their apartment for a few drinks.
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Your horoscope tells you if it will be raining in your partnerships, and it's up to you how to deal with that.
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"It was raining pretty heavily on Friday, which caused the river to swell," California Highway Patrol officer, William Wunderlich, told The Times.
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The cars won't operate when it's raining, and once in the vehicle, test-riders won't be permitted to take pictures or video.
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Soon enough very expensive clothing is literally raining down from the building and screams can be heard emanating from the Strickland apartment.
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It's been raining all week, and Gentle Decline, the debut from Manchester, UK's VOW, is the perfect soundtrack to winter's slow creep.
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Many didn't have food or water on hand, there were no easily accessible bathrooms, and it had been raining intermittently all morning.
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I only visit home during the winters or when it's raining so I can wear a sweater or jacket and cover up.
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I sat in my car this morning and it was raining outside and I was sitting there quietly reading Tweets from fans.
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For the first time, scientists have direct measurements and evidence that molecules from Saturn's rings are raining down on the planet's atmosphere.
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SYRIAN rebels looking to the heavens for salvation have grown used to seeing Russian incendiary and Syrian barrel-bombs raining down instead.
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Plant operators were unable to see the unit was overfilling, eventually sending volatile liquid raining out of a 170-foot tall tower.
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"It had been pouring, and then it stopped raining but turned cold and windy right as we started the ceremony," said Mrs.
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He ignored conventions of common decency, employing casual vulgarity and raining personal humiliation on his political opponents and critics in the media.
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The President seems to love the troops, unless, of course, it's raining or there's a draft and he is required to serve.
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"About 140 millimeters of rain fell in an hour this morning ... It hasn't stopped raining since yesterday at lunchtime," he told Reuters.
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It's 18 degrees Celsius, rather chilly by Tunisian standards, and when it suddenly starts raining, more people enter, all wearing winter jackets.
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The motion graphic in Putin's video appeared to show missiles raining down on Florida — the home of Trump's Mar-a-Lago club.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New York City galleries are raining down a smattering of group shows that showcase figurative painting.
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There was some cash raining down while the ladies twerked extra hard -- but our sources say none of it came from Youngsta.
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"When it's wet and raining, there's something melancholic about it," he said, before sharing five favorite haunts in Norway's compact second city.
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If they were lucky enough to have a door to unlock, they opened it to find ash raining down from the ceilings.
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In "Helicopter and Victims" (298), the aircraft is transformed into a predatory bird, with skulls raining down from its beak and rear.
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They say, 'Look, ma, I'm producing,' but they conveniently have a phone call at the office whenever it's raining on the set.
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Once when it was raining, she accepted his offer to drive her home although she was nervous, unsure if she was safe.
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Perhaps Philip crashes the car purposefully because he fears the F.B.I. is closing in; perhaps it's raining and he simply loses control.
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I love to read in a comfortable chair, sitting in front of an open window while it is raining, preferably torrential rain.
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Fire dripping from the sky; ash raining down through the wind and the heat, and the all-consuming roar of the blaze.
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It was raining that night and I remember looking down at my feet and I suddenly just had this awakening or something.
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It was raining heavily at the time of the episode, and experts suggested that the weather was a factor in the accident.
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An event as strange as "squids raining out of the sky, then melting into goo" isn't going to be left completely unexplained.
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With this still potent storm still raining down on the Gulf region, no expense should be spared in the actual rescue efforts.
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It's been raining all night, so I make myself a cup of tea and retreat to bed to start my new book.
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Then there are those electronic Gatling guns … they were just raining down shells like crazy, and it went on for a while.
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Maybe if I had been more awake that morning I could have told him that it was raining, so be extra careful.
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The third round finely, seemed to be decisively McGee's who finished a strong round by raining down punches and elbow from top position.
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In a city with a Murakami-esque, raining-fish-and-vanishing-cats countenance, you become used to its random acts of magical realism.
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Raymond Mikeska of Fort Worth suffered a chest injury Sunday evening after the asphalt came raining down from an overpass along Interstate-30.
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Zendaya says the first couple of days after she decided to go vegetarian, "I had this crazy dream about raining hamburgers," she writes.
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The airline then surprised the revelers by raining down the customized gifts from above with tiny parachutes, along with vouchers for free flights.
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New York (CNN Business)It was raining cats and dogs on Wall Street on Friday: Online pet supplies retailer Chewy made its debut.
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"There were thunder clouds, and it started raining as soon as we finished our hikes," Lee, 36, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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" The photo shows her character Karen's weather forecast, in which she famously feels her breasts to determine whether or not it's "already raining.
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That's probably true of Rain, which is about climate change, where the climate changes so that instead of raining water, it rains nails.
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It was raining as they drove south on Highway 101 through Mendocino county, with Santos at the wheel and Griffin texting her boyfriend.
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Instead they've been far more keen to talk about how tech companies' use of strong encryption is raining on their mass surveillance parade.
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The projected section of the work is thrown up onto Blenheim Palace in the pitch black, and it was raining when I went.
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So is it time to give up on a weather app and rely on your grandfather's arthritis to tell you it's raining outside?
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It's raining, but we have a lot to do before the dinner this evening, so R. convinces me to run in the rain.
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WALLACE: It had been raining for days, and Baffert wanted to make sure his horse got a safe ride on the sloppy track.
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Jennifer Lopez shared a cute Instagram video with her beau of a year Alex Rodriguez that included little hearts raining on the pair.
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Normal morning routine follows — run with pup, B. makes breakfast, get ready for the day, train to work because it's raining (prepaid card).
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It was essentially the same game as horseshoes or cornhole, only with metal spikes raining down from the sky instead of bean bags.
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In the context of his presidency, her commitment to their relationship requires her to piss down our backs and tell us it's raining.
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Once, before a gig in Tokyo, it was raining horribly, and people were saying the show may not be able to go on.
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Another apartment we stayed in had a bathroom that was recently renovated, and smelled like sulfur at night, or when it was raining.
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During the rainy season, it had collapsed twice, but now it had stopped raining for the winter, and the walls were holding firm.
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I'll be home if it does happen to be raining and the cricket is not on, I will flick it over to that.
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In March, Putin used a concept video of unlimited range nuclear warheads apparently raining down on Florida to tout his country's new firepower.
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WIMBLEDON, England — There were times on Saturday when it was raining in some parts of the All England Club and sunny in others.
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AND FINALLY ... Getting it in Yeah, it's raining, but this golden retriever still figured out a way to go for his daily walk.
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If it's raining or dark when you want to exercise, place a light box in front of your exercise machine or workout space.
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It was raining wildly and the crypto-folks were bumping into each other as they milled about talking about the future of money.
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" Last night, Slayer were the musical guests on The Tonight Show, crushing 30 Rock with a performance of their 1986 classic "Raining Blood.
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"It'll be my last trip," said Jennifer Floyd, who was near the right side of the stage when the gunfire began raining down.
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This was a future with dystopian power imbalances, but one where it didn't need to be raining all the time to underline that.
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"When it starts raining, they have episodes of anxiety because they think their house is going to flood again," said a clinical psychologist.
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But I loved the crowdedness of New York City, how when it rained it seemed like the buildings were raining, not the sky.
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"When it's raining, at least 10 people die every day from landslides in Hpakant," said Kyaw Swar Aung, an administrator of Hpakant Township.
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The group sits in the dark, dusty basement of a makeshift hospital that the child's father, Hamza, runs; bombs are raining down outside.
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It's not raining anymore, but all of the mist coming from car back tires is making the drive worse than it already is.
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But that title comes with a greater chance of holy hell raining down on him, his company, and the entire U.S. tech sector.
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It goes to the hubris of humans who, in this case, thought their ships could burn filthy fuel without any judgement raining down.
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By the midpoint of "Raining Men," the ABC medical show appears to show its cards, as Bailey constantly yells about being too warm.
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There was no rain last week until Saturday, when it started raining and through Monday morning, totals have approached 20183 inches (127 mm).
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When some of the blossoms are in bloom they're just raining down like pink confetti, going into the water, floating down the stream.
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I mean it was horrible, and this guy was sweating all over me, like his sweat was like it was raining basically everywhere.
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Putin in March used a concept video of unlimited range nuclear warheads apparently raining down on Florida to tout his country's new firepower.
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It's raining heavily as food traders begin setting up beside Union Canal in Edinburgh, bracing themselves for a damp flurry of lunchtime punters.
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It's been raining a lot in southern California so we're all wearing our boots and are ready to stomp in some puddles and mud!
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It's raining and I decide I'm not in the mood to work today, so I text my boss that I won't be coming in.
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"(Rome) was maybe a bit more similar to here, because it was raining quite a lot of the match when we played," Murray said.
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Even though it isn't raining, it's still chilly so on the way we stop and get some coffee to-go to warm our hands.
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You'll want both things, because a clip for the new season of This Is Us just dropped, and it is raining on our faces.
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"When it's gray and raining in the city and everybody's complaining, you're really excited because it means it's snowing in the mountains," says Snover.
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"When you are being attacked with rockets raining down on your people and your soldiers are under attack you have to respond," Clinton said.
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It's raining out and I regret not taking the bus, since I have to walk 20 minutes from the train station to the salon.
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"Chevron did exactly the right thing and walked away, and the client feedback has been raining in positive," said Mizuho Securities analysts Paul Sankey.
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In Cleveland it rains almost half the year, so it's no surprise when it starts raining on the day Anne planned to open Groundswell.
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I do my face routine and makeup but decide not to do my hair since it's raining again and sometimes it looks cute curly.
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More importantly, these systems are connected to national and local weather services so they know when it's raining and will or won't water accordingly.
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Dark Sky will tell you that it will start raining where you're standing in 21 minutes, and tell you exactly when it will stop.
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It was raining at the start of the ride, but the skies turned blue as we motored toward the drier side of the island.
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She earned my attention because this prim old woman was passionately raining racial epithets at the bank teller, who was an Asian-American woman.
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It was also raining in the last of the fifth with the Nationals leading 2-1 and by that time, the game was official.
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"It was right during a huge storm, so it was raining, and I was trying to figure out where they would be," she said.
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"It has not wanted to stop raining" since Hurricane Maria, said Carlos Rivera, a 26-year-old contract worker at the site last month.
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Putin, meanwhile, recently rolled out new "invincible" nuclear weapons alongside an animation of Russian warheads raining down on what looked a lot like Florida.
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It was raining and Steve walked across the playground wearing a red, white, and yellow umbrella hat—indicative of his love for quirky innovations.
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According to the report, the glass holder hit a nearby palm tree and shattered ... the glass raining down on Michael, cutting his left forearm.
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If you do not want it to unexpectedly start raining nudes at inopportune times in your life, it's best to avoid the cloud entirely.
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Astronomers suggest that the frenzied star birth is sparked by intergalactic gas raining on one end of the galaxy as it drifts through space.
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Notwithstanding that, Leeds have had enough doom and gloom placed at its door in recent times without this writer raining on their parade too.
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You thought about going to a gallery thing, once, but then it was raining, and you were tired, so just got pizza delivered instead.
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In the video about Russia's nuclear power, a graphic simulation shows missiles raining down on the home state of Trump's Mar-a-Lago club.
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They'll stand there talking to you with fried onions raining all over the place, sauce dripping on the floor and awful hot dog breath.
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It will also make adjustments based on time of day and weather — if it starts raining, for example, the app will recommend indoor activities.
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"It's raining here in Queens, NY with the tears for the King of LA. We are all so heartbroken," Roy Choi said on Twitter.
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"But as the Chronicle noted, Navarro described Vara as a completely separate person in his 2001 book "If it's Raining in Brazil, Buy Starbucks.
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It started raining so hard that I slowed down to 193 mph on the highway, and we could barely see out of the windshield.
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Researchers determined that complex organic compounds are raining a chemical cocktail of dust grains from the closest ring, D ring, into the upper atmosphere.
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Stefaniak told her friend she was very thirsty and wanted to leave her Airbnb to get water, but it was raining too hard outside.
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Municipal, state and federal officials were also trying to assess where additional landslides might occur, "because it's going to continue raining," Mr. Alvarado said.
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Unfortunately, as soon as I walk outside, it starts raining so I opt to use my mini-stepper and get a yoga session in.
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They were closed for the day but since it was raining he took time out of his day to give us the VIP treatment.
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Within three days of that attack, Mr. Trump sent a storm of cruise missiles raining down on the Syrian airfield where the attacks originated.
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The rainfall survey, titled "It is raining plastic," was put together by scientists at the US Department of the Interior and US Geological Survey.
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Its anchors read the newspapers to us in the morning, tell us when it is raining and let us know which trains are delayed.
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But when she passed them a second time and saw the car's windshield wipers moving although it was not raining, she called the police.
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No walk on my lunch break today because it's raining, but I feel ok about it since I went to the gym this morning.
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Observations from a telescope atop Hawaii's Mauna Kea volcano found torrents of material raining out from the rings, meaning these rings won't last forever.
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The police offered protesters one way out of a besieged campus, raining down tear gas and rubber bullets on those who attempted to flee.
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There's a sheen to the photo, particularly on the street, that makes it seem like it was raining that night when it actually wasn't.
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They influence what you're gonna do outside and what you're gonna need on you or with you, same as if it's raining or snowing.
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Wibowo said it was not raining when the students came down to the river but as they walked around it "huge waves came upstream".
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I decide to go to ballet at 53:30 even though it is raining like crazy and pay $3.50 for the drop-in fee.
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During times of cooling on Titan, nitrogen was likely the key element in the atmosphere, raining down onto the crust and collecting beneath it.
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A second video shows a fed-up Rocky hurling one of the harassers across the pavement and the rapper's group raining punches upon him.
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On the morning of my visit, it had just been raining, but I could imagine how vibrant this space could be in nicer weather.
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" One of the lyrics from the song goes like this ... "Blood raining down cuts a deep, deep river and we're diving, and we're diving.
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The recent invention of motor-driven military aircraft had led all nations to fear man-made storms of balloons raining bombs on their cities.
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When the prototype receives approval and hopefully reaches Ethiopian skies in coming months, it will be capable of raining down 5,000 insects per flight.
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If a scooter rider is using Uber or Lyft to find scooters, what happens when it is raining, or the rider is running late?
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"It is raining, and these houses were built without Nairobi County authorization," Jonathan Mueke, deputy governor of Nairobi County, told privately-owned QTV station.
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I decide to go for a run today, but when I walk outside it's raining, so I go to the gym up the street instead.
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"If it were raining outside and there was a puddle, I'd want to stand in front of Kelly so she wouldn't get wet," said Seacrest.
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So that's where Jaime and Cersei died on Game of Thrones, in the depths of the Red Keep, with the building raining down upon them.
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You mostly want to get one when it's raining, you're bloated from a meal, or you're absolutely shitfaced, or maybe a combination of all three.
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"It is raining and winds have died down which offers hope, but the resources are stretched too thin with this much fire everywhere," he wrote.
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It's been raining all day, but the deluge has finally stopped, and a bright blue sky is criss-crossed by strings of tiny round clouds.
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The Austin-based band White Denim has a new song out today, but you can only listen to it if it's raining where you are.
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Survivors reported planes dropping bombs Some of the survivors have said they remember death not just in the streets, but raining down from the sky.
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But he noted that it is still raining across much of the state, and operators may not yet had a chance to inspect their facilities.
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It's raining metaphors in "for all the women who thought they were Mad," Zawe Ashton's densely poetic play about racial alienation in the big city.
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It is exhausting to read tweet after tweet about the specific ways in which it may not be, raining down our timelines all day long.
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Without these women, I wouldn't know how good it feels to stay in when it's raining and to really appreciate the sound the wind makes.
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Survivors reported planes dropping bombs Some of the survivors have said they remember death not just in the streets, but raining down from the sky.
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Underwood is kicking it back to the 1980s with a rendition of The Weather Girls' hit song "It's Raining Men" in full Martha Wash gear.
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Some meteor showers are prone to either feast or famine, raining down hundreds of meteors one year, only to slow to a trickle the next.
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Raining on Tiger's parade No matter how you slice it, Mr Woods looked like a strong but not top-tier contender when the tournament began.
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It's been raining all day, so Lyft and Uber are quoting us $40 for the same ride we paid $10 for on our way over.
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The Rogue One add-on lets Imperial and Rebel forces wage war on the beach-and-sunshine-and-raining AT-AT death world of Scarif.
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The Cornhuskers regained a brief lead at the outset of the second half, but then Illinois started raining 3-pointers from all over the floor.
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It was raining, and it could have gone ... No one was hostile, but I think people were pretty ready for the Stones to come on.
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Another one is that you're allowed to wear clothes if you want—if it's cold or raining, it just makes sense to wear some clothing.
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Many fans on social media quoted the line "It may be raining, but there's a rainbow above you" in tribute to Frey after his death.
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A group of shimmering, sleek aliens is presented on an Eden-like planet, only to have the sky open up, raining down destruction from above.
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He does not acknowledge raining punches down on Jacobs while on top of him, or sending him to the hospital, or breaking the reporter's glasses.
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On the night, television pictures showed pieces of blazing debris raining down from The Address as evacuated occupants hurried away from the building, some running.
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So if I tell you it's raining outside right now, then it's something that you can check out and determine whether it's true or false.
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Now that cash is no longer raining down it will be harder to satisfy investors, customers and the long-term national interest all at once.
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The high-fives of cops at the Women's March and the blows raining down on BLM are the front and back of the same hand.
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When it's raining and pouring (and the old man is snoring), that's as good a sign as any you should go back to bed, right?
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During his annual Address to the Federal Assembly in March, Russian President Vladimir Putin showed a film that depicted Russian missiles raining down on Florida.
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Midway through the round, Manhoef was raining heavy leather onto Bahati's face until the referee stepped in and awarded the Surinamese-Dutchman a knockout win.
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It had been raining on-and-off at Clinton's rally in the Broward County, but as Clinton took the stage, the rain appeared to stop.
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After an hour of walking in circles, it finally started raining, and I ended up under an awning beside this older guy in a suit.
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Around 7 PM, only an hour from the performance, it began raining harder than I've ever seen, but it only delayed the show an hour.
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If you really wanna feel like a detective, use said pay phone while it's raining as you hold a magnifying glass and smoke a pipe.
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It was raining—a nice light drizzle just obnoxious enough to dampen hair and eyelashes, but not too torrential to deter the crowd from forming.
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On a recent lunch shift, Fabián was just coming out of a building after a food delivery near Grand Central Terminal when it started raining.
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In many areas of the Carolinas, it's still raining, and rivers are threatening to overflow, which could cause even more flooding across the two states.
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"If it were raining outside and there was a puddle, I'd want to stand in front of Kelly so she wouldn't get wet," he said.
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And that was before frigid water from a burst pipe began raining from a ceiling in Terminal 24, pooling amid the luggage of the stranded.
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Minutes later, Mr. Paddock began raining bullets on the Route 91 Harvest Festival, where thousands of fans were watching the country musician Jason Aldean perform.
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And perhaps most miraculously, the sun always shines in this enchanted country, even when it's raining hard enough to plaster your shirt to your back.
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J and K continue to live the dream by hanging out at the hotel pool (although, it's raining, so I don't envy them too much).
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"I mean it was horrible and this guy was sweating all over me, like his sweat was like it was raining basically everywhere...," she said.
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Potts became the busiest man in Washington after last year's election as he weathered the storm of "midnight rules" raining down from the Obama administration.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY It's raining bears The Hershey Bears AHL team recently held its annual "bear toss" for charity, and wow, did people deliver!
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As Schrier was named the new Miss America and the confetti began raining down the stage, I wondered what the future held for the competition.
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Though it was raining, about 500 people (the crowd would later at least quadruple, by my estimate) gathered for a premarch rally at a park.
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Lucia Lindo, 24, was inside her house when the storm sent concrete blocks raining down, injuring her left hand and the back of her neck.
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"🌦It started raining right before the graveside service and then there was a beautiful rainbow," Jill shared, before recalling a frequent saying of her grandmother's.
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Thanks to remote start, it's nice and warm already, which is great because it's been snowing and raining all day so it's cold and wet out.
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Mu'men Ahmed, a 27-year-old leather bag and bracelet designer, was there that morning and filmed on his phone bullets raining down on the protesters.
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It was raining at the time, but no warning from the National Weather Service was in effect, Perry County Emergency Management Agency Director Steve Hauser said.
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You can think of it like an app that reminds you to take your umbrella with you if it's raining — except you can't always see pollution.
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We have more details on how the strike unfolded, with 105 missiles raining on three targets — chemical weapons storage and research facilities near Damascus and Homs.
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As we get back, a storm starts blowing in, so we hurry home to try to avoid getting soaked, but then it never ends up raining.
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Abby is joining the chorus of boos that have been raining down on Lara ever since she poked fun at Prince William and Kate Middleton's eldest.
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B and I enjoy the walk home from the restaurant to our apartment, which is made especially pleasant by the fact that it is not raining.
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McCurry's camera captured the volcanic-like eruption of debris raining down over lower Manhattan, with a thick plume of gray smoke staining a clear blue sky.
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Outside, I feel like it&aposs always raining or it&aposs sunshiny and people are smiling and happy and frolicking about and that is even worse.
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Natural textures from cotton table runners, woven planters, and paper lanterns could make you feel like you're having a backyard barbecue even if it's raining outside.
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There is little doubt that Ryan and the Bills would love nothing more than to close out their season by raining on the Jets' playoff parade.
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"The place where it happened is a hill, with a steep slope, and it was raining when the accident happened," Aruba Police Commander Charles Mkumbo said.
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Stroponiati also says Sunshine users make between 10,000 and 15,000 reports per day, with the number almost doubling when it's raining or snowing in major cities.
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"They headed to the car, it was raining, when they walked to the street, there was only two inches of water on the ground," explains Curtis.
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"If it's raining or if the winds are above five to 10 miles per hour, aerial spraying is out," said Conlon, who lives in Jacksonville, Florida.
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What's less fun is them telling you to go to the store to buy cigarettes because it's raining and they can't be bothered to going outside.
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The Presidential Policy Guidance (or PPG, the official name of Obama's "playbook") first place an emphasis on capturing the enemy, instead of raining death from above.
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The findings represented further evidence about Titan's hydrological cycle, with liquid hydrocarbons raining down from clouds, flowing across its surface and evaporating back into the sky.
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The latest edition, "Sharknado 5: Global Swarming," hardly reverses that trend but does fleetingly feel a bit more energetic, raining down a relentless barrage of silliness.
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Yes. Would I have loved to have a cozy, frothy, comforting cappuccino from my local coffee shop when it was raining cats and dogs on Sunday?
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"You go, just go get somewhere safe," Short told her friend, who escaped the bullets raining down from a shooter authorities identified as Stephen Paddock, 64.
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But then my dad was like, "You know it makes your piss smell like it's raining garbage, right?" and that was all the incentive I required.
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I still have two sleep tricks that I deploy in emergency overnight situations, like when it's raining and I don't want to pay Lyft's surge fee.
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They don't really understand what death is and wonder if their loved one is going to be wet and cold if it's raining on his grave.
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Traditionally, in some areas, two skirts were an absolute minimum, so a woman could use the top one to cover her head when it started raining.
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That's why "Up in the Air" became "Mileage, My Life" in Japan; and "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" turned into "It's Raining Falafel" in Israel.
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Last year, a painters trade union said it discovered that lead paint has been raining down on bustling Queens neighborhoods from the subway's century-old structures.
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True, a hail of blue and pink gumballs can hardly be considered natural, but their palette appears borrowed from the flowers upon which they're raining down.
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I think the top level was broken down and it was pretty much exposed but it wasn't raining that day, so we slept there one night.
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If this iron-60-rich dust is still raining down onto Earth, then we could be passing through a dust cloud left over from this supernova.
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He's a kind of Old Testament god, raining fury down on everybody around him and sulking when he's not given the gratitude he thinks he deserves.
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But they're raining so much water onto the planet that in 300 million years they could rain themselves nearly out of existence, leaving Saturn startlingly ringless.
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On the way back with our patient loaded in our ambulance, it started raining hard and at the same time we had to start neonatal CPR.
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"When the bullets began raining down from above, Sonny shielded her from danger, selflessly giving up his life to save hers," Ms. Sanders said on Monday.
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That lets them go home right away, but the resulting criminal record will follow them like a cloud, raining forever on their job and housing prospects.
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She knows as well as anyone how the whole thing will play out, and it does not involve civility dust magically raining down upon the Capitol.
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When it's not raining, which may be most of the time, it's partly to mostly cloudy, with lows in the 40s and highs 60 to 65.
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Luckily, it had stopped raining in the evening and no further signs of failure were seen, county emergency management director Kristen Campanella told CNN affiliate WCBI.
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Wildfires could have been triggered by a blast of thermal energy from the impact plume, or by friction-heated rocks raining back down through the atmosphere.
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Wildfires could have been triggered by a blast of thermal energy from the impact plume, or by friction-heated rocks raining back down through the atmosphere.
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Rapidly cratering approval ratings, intensifying investigations and a stalled legislative agenda are being overshadowed by the current bloodletting raining down on key figures within the GOP.
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Fire eating, angle grinding, and sex acts instead of human blood raining from the ceiling and Wesley Snipes attacking a load of vampires with a shotgun.
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By the time I got around to signing up, it was 70 degrees outside and raining torrentially, breaking a rainfall record that had stood since 1884.
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Indeed, death is likely still closer on your heels than it is on those of the thin guy raining sweat on the treadmill next to you.
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Syrian and Russian forces continued raining bombs and artillery shells on eastern Ghouta, a rebel-held area outside the capital that's home to some 400,000 people.
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With the help of water utility workers, she got running water to about 40 percent of residents at one point, until it started raining last week.
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Yes, they're dorky-looking, but it gives you the ability to keep your fan open and running even when it's raining, which is often when it's muggiest.
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It's raining here in Molsheim, and we've just crossed the opulent grounds of Bugatti's estate to the "atelier," where the world's most exclusive automobile is meticulously assembled.
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In a 2018 study, researchers determined that complex organic compounds are raining a chemical cocktail of dust grains from the closest ring, D, into the upper atmosphere.
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At the time, the Saudi-led coalition admitted it had made a "technical mistake," but such an admission has hardly stopped it from raining bombs on Yemen.
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And then I saw some early concept art that showed the city and it was at night and it was raining, it was very Blade Runner-looking.
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Helsinki is a very pedestrian-friendly city — there's even a series of underground passageways for walking when it's raining, which I've decided London should definitely have too.
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The fungus then kills the ant and erupts out of the back of its head as a stalk, raining spores onto the rest of the colony below.
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This is not Hillary rising from the ashes and raining curses down on her opponents; it's a story of bitter disappointment and, ultimately, hope for something better.
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Clips taken in the Beacon Hill neighborhood show flames devouring twenty foot tall trees and ash raining down on vehicles trying to get out of the area.
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Swizz Beatz is raining on President Trump's inaugural July 4 military parade ... calling the grand display nothing more than a spoiled child showing off shiny new toys.
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He said that he did grab his "important papers, clothes, toothpaste," and a tent, which has been helpful in staying dry, as it's been raining most days.
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"Chevron did exactly the right thing and walked away, and the client feedback has been raining in positive," said Paul Sankey, lead oil analyst at Mizuho Securities.
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For a bunch of kids gathered by Lego, that dream object was a cloud capable of following them and raining candy down wherever they went (of course).
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But, as the cacophony of boos raining down upon the announcement of the judge's scorecards indicate, it wasn't the easy fight for DeGale that many had anticipated.
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Mr Kim might see it as an attempt to overthrow his regime, and react by raining destruction on Seoul, only 50km away from his massed artillery batteries.
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"If it keeps raining like this over the coming weeks, we fear insects and diseases will spread on the plantations," said Moussa Kone, who farms near Man.
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Others helped concertgoers escape the gunfire raining down on a music festival from a high-rise hotel as they moved behind a brick wall to shield themselves.
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Small World, a firm based in London, found that migrants send more money home when it is raining where they are living, says Nick Day, its boss.
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However, Libra's ruler, love and money planet Venus, is currently retrograde one house over, in your house of mundane busy work and routine, raining on your parade.
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However, when it exploded, and the criticism came raining down, I realized how very stupid it was, and how very stupid the girls who liked it were.
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The shots started raining down on concert goers who were watching a set from Jason Aldean during the final night of the Route 91 country music festival.
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Inflating to 13 inches off the floor, the ultra supportive mattress is equipped with water-resistant material so even if it's raining, your bed will wipe dry.
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Brock Lesnar went full MMA beast mode on Roman Reigns Sunday night at WrestleMania 34 ... raining elbows on his dome and leaving him a leaking, bloody mess!!
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It might be raining at my house, but someone who lives 10 miles from here will be told on their phone that it's not going to rain.
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In this hourlong magic performance, he performs feats like mind reading, making objects disappear and then reappear, and sending coins raining from various parts of the body.
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As Digger considered his options, it started raining again, in reverse it seemed, as if the rain were coming up from the ground to fill the clouds.
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Trading their uniforms for ballgowns and flanked by raucous entourages raining confetti and cash, a half-dozen policewomen peacocked to their seats under a balloon-lined marquee.
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"Wherever you have a vog plume, you're going to have acid rain, if it's raining," University of Hawaii meteorologist Steven Businger told CNN affiliate Hawaii News Now.
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It was raining and pretty windy — definitely not great weather to sit outside — so after a few minutes I went out to ask if he was okay.
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It's raining multicolored plastic in the Rocky Mountains, according to the latest research that suggests microplastics are found in even the most remote parts of our planet.
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"It's been raining recently, which in one sense is good because we can gather rainwater for cooking," a woman reached by phone said, asking to remain anonymous.
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Although there won't be any actual ticker-tape raining down, there will be "shredded recycled paper" courtesy of Kansas Paper Recycling, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The world has been raining purple ever since the news broke yesterday, and this GIF shows just a snippet of his deep-rooted creative and cultural impact.
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What's interesting is because it has been raining a lot and so the drought situation is better than it was and now we're out of drought position.
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We end up being really lame and taking an "ussie" (a selfie with more than one person), but you can't even tell it's raining in the pic.
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The last moments of the vision still stick with me, a seemingly endless series of Ilia bodies raining down, terrifying Link as he snaps out of it.
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" He knocked the traditional Election Day reporting that is bereft of early results, leaving journalists to fill airtime by saying things like, "Oh, it's raining in Cleveland.
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"For me, the takeaway seems clear: either it's only raining on Steelcase's side of the street, or Herman Miller's eating their lunch," the "Mad Money" host said.
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" Teresa Dofredo, Washington State: "Ash raining down on cars like a light snow, days looking dark and gloomy when in reality it is a bright sunny day.
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Anyway, here is another selection of the deals I have missed out on: The first time I saw the Treasure Truck in real life, it was raining.
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The retaliation that followed was carried out in methodical assaults on villages, with helicopters raining down fire on civilians and front-line troops cutting off families' escape.
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The study found that the amount of food raining down was tripled at about 5,000 feet deep, and was up to eight times greater at 10,500 feet.
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The process is splashy, and the droplets raining down on me were, no doubt, a combination of what came off the soaked leaves and my neighbor's sweat.
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" She asked him if she should uncover her hair for the photo — it had been raining that day — and he said: "No, you should leave it on.
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Hold the Phone, Sydney … It's Raining: For one gray and drenching moment, or a few hours in some places, strong rain doused some of Australia's deadly flames.
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Its title poem begins with a jarring collision of imagery: Suddenly as the riot squad moved in, it was raining exclamation marks,Nuts, bolts, nails, car-keys.
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"The wind was strong and it was raining, and I wanted them to let me in," a 64-year-old man homeless man told the Asahi newspaper.
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This means that the snow could actually be nitrogen crystals raining on the surface -- but that would make the planet inhospitable, even when wearing fashionable, puffy layers.
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Everyone here lets Jesus take the wheel despite the fact that you don't need to slow down at all if it starts raining steadily during your commute.
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The Obama administration is already leading an international coalition battling the terrorist network in Iraq and Syria, raining bombs down on the group on a regular basis.
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The last days of our trip played out like an apocalyptic nightmare, with angry red skies raining hot ash and smoke so dense you could taste it.
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And later that night, after it stopped raining, he would test the message he planned to project on Eaton's facade for its Human/Progress Festival this weekend.
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"The deaths and the ruthless images of authorities raining bullets on protesters that are being disseminated are not the images they want dominating their narrative," she said.
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He warned that Puerto Rico's rainy season is coming — "it started raining while we were there" — which will lead to a higher number of mosquito-transmitted infections.
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Related: Explore The Subtleties Of David Fincher's Direction In This Cinematic Breakdown Chuck Palahniuk Told Us About 'Lullaby' the Movie Why Is It Always Raining in 'Se7en?'
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It was an excellent opportunity to see if the light from STEVEs are produced by particles raining down onto the ionosphere (like auroras), or by some other process.
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After raining down some nice ground and pound, Cro Cop spotted the arm triangle and took it with aplomb, forcing the tap just 140 seconds into the bout.
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Adams and other residents sent a letter to Waze asking it to either remove the street as a suggested route or list it as hazardous when it's raining.
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From raining cockroaches to hooking up in a bed still shared with an ex, VICE asked Vancouverites about the strangest living situations they've endured just to make rent.
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In my neighborhood, it could be raining fire outside, but the air-conditioners will keep our living rooms at a steady 18 degrees Celsius (about 64 degrees Fahrenheit).
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I mean, some of these things make sense, but I'm pretty sure things can be sexy when it's not raining / there's no danger of falling in a pool.
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First and foremost, Londoners have a DGAF attitude — just because it's raining doesn't mean you can't wear a baby pink faux fur coat, platform sandals, and tinted shades.
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Currency markets faced more upheaval on Monday, with traders raining new pain on Britain's pound and the yuan falling to a nearly six-year low against the dollar.
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The demo ended with a dramatic — and bloody — boss battle, against an evil demon who used blood as her weapon, raining the goop from above to deal damage.
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But apparently, when Emilia Clarke wasn't raining down fire and blood in her Game of Thrones auditions all those years ago, she was showing off her dance moves.
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Eyewitnesses told media it was raining heavily when the plane banked sharply, with the tip of its wing hitting the water before it nose dived into the sea.
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Next thing I knew, a fight had broken out beside me as "New Level" played, raining down a full vodka cranberry on me and sending my purse flying.
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One of the episode's most chilling moments is a wordless scene of children dancing and playing in snowy ash raining down from the expanding cloud above their home.
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My friend pays for our drinks and the nachos because it starts raining and things get hectic, but I venmo her my portion, and C. covers his own.
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"I flew like three feet," she told the New Yorker, describing how she was hit in the chest and abdomen by the bullets raining down on the festival.
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But there is about as much chance of his not being prepared for Pebble Beach as there is of it raining during the tournament — namely next to zero.
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Judge's assessment of his TV show — that it's doing us all a service by featuring mostly men and mostly male stories — brings to mind that pissing/raining adage.
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So for instance, werewolves may only come out on the full moon, while certain potion ingredients only appear (or appear more) when it's raining, or in the evening.
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It's a Monday, it's raining (in New York, where we are), and you're probably trying to decide whether you really need to make a fourth cup of coffee.
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Archer said it was raining when she walked outside in her pajamas to talk with the officers, and one grabbed her arm and threw her to the ground.
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Ko reckons Google will certainly be stepping up its own productivity-focused game on Android this year — with an eye on raining on Microsoft's Surface tablet productivity party.
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There were monsters and fire raining from the sky, giants attacking cities, and admins generally having fun with the players in the last days before it went retail.
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Russian and proxy forces continue violating the Minsk ceasefire on a daily basis with almost complete impunity, raining down artillery and rocket attacks and inflicting significant civilian casualties.
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West Palm Beach, Florida, is playing children's songs, including "Baby Shark" and "Raining Tacos," at Waterfront Lake Pavilion overnight to keep homeless people from sleeping outside of it.
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West Palm Beach, Florida, is playing children's songs, including "Baby Shark" and "Raining Tacos," at Waterfront Lake Pavilion overnight, city spokeswoman Kathleen Walter told CNN in a statement.
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If you built a cell network in space, it could plug the gaps in global mobile coverage by raining 4G service from satellites to users on the ground.
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Instead of wielding a hammer or twisting a knife, An Ill Wind Blowing goes for straight for the gut, raining down body blows that ache but don't topple.
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" On "It's Raining Men," when it came on the radio and I changed the station to avoid seeming gay (which I very much was): "What are you doing?
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Normally, he plants his corn in mid-April, but freakish weather kept him waiting until mid-May, and just as the last seed was planted, it began raining.
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It can be overwhelming at first, with many characters raining down on the reader at once — it's a bit like getting caught in a hailstorm of pickup sticks.
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The morning was drenched with dew and the trees were dripping with it so that it sounded as if it were raining, although the sky was bright blue.
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In a new study, researchers determined that complex organic compounds are raining a chemical cocktail of dust grains from the closest ring, D ring, into the upper atmosphere.
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While they were baking, Mount Vesuvius erupted, raining down layers of hot ash and stone that would both extinguish life from the town and enshrine its final moments.
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"It's a bit dreich [dreary]," says one of them, eyeing the weather in Insch, a grey Aberdeenshire village, where it has been raining, off and on, all day.
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It&aposs heavy and a tad bulky, but you&aposll be grateful to have it on your back when it&aposs raining, snowing, or just plain freezing out.
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If it has been raining, a not-uncommon occurrence in Britain, the ground may become wet and sticky, causing balls to bounce irregularly and giving the batsmen problems.
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Mr. Harbi and Mr. Zahrani helped Mr. Tubaigy as he dismembered the body, the book says, describing the forensics expert as raining down orders on people around him.
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SUNDAYS IN THE PARK Unless it's snowing or raining, we'll all head out to one of the several parks around us and spend a couple of hours there.
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L. wants to get it delivered since it's raining, but it adds over $10 to the total, so he resigns to walking the three blocks to pick it up.
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My husband, J., comes home early to cut the grass before it starts raining, and I head inside to make us an early dinner since I never ate lunch.
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I had some trouble disentangling the strap of my pocketbook from the bench, and then I was out the door and into the street, remembering that it was raining.
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Tens of thousands of residents had to flee their homes on short notice, abandoning their belongings, memories, and history, as a black sky loomed overhead, literally raining down ashes.
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It's raining, we've been hiking and driving all day and the campsite is really more of an RV park and I think we'd be camping in a parking spot.
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Fliers have been raining down on rebel-held areas, offering amnesty to those who turn themselves into government forces and encouraging people to leave in the next 3 months.
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