It's just... I just came inside, and it's raining out. What?
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"It's was like raining out, it was so dramatic," Alvarez recalls.
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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 raining out and Jon Bon Jovi played a song for the faithful who remained.
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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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I wasn't always able to get both the gym and a walk in, perhaps because I was too busy on a given day with work friends, or because it was raining out.
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Bonus tip: If you notice your iPhone doesn't recognize your fingerprint after washing your hands, showering, or when it's raining out and your hands are wet, you can actually add a wet fingerprint to the database to remove that issue.
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This article brought a positive imagery, I could see a short time span of gold blocks raining out of the sky in what was an epic moment for the ages, only to later turn out to be an accident that fell out of a plane, which left me loaded with questions.
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In J. Marvin Herndon's model, Herndon, J. Marvin. 2013. New indivisible planetary science paradigm. Current Science 105: 450–461 (nuclearplanet.com). inner (large- core) planets form by condensation and raining-out from within giant gaseous protoplanets at high pressures and high temperatures.
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In the state, the storm's high winds and rainfall wrecked stalls for a festival in Paradip, and raining out two days play of a Test cricket match in Cuttack between India and New Zealand. There was also widespread crop damage on of crop fields. In West Bengal, paddy crops, mustard trees, and potatoes were damaged.
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Convective clouds follow one of three general parameterization schemes. The first scheme is moist adiabatic adjustment. The main advantage of this method is that it is simple, in that if the moist adiabatic lapse rate is exceeded, moisture and heat within the vertical layer are adjusted so that air within the layer is saturated. In turn the lapse rate is then adjusted to the moist adiabatic lapse rate, conserving energy, raining out excess moisture while not transporting momentum.
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Austin residents noticed debris raining out of the sky, such as straw and laundry. Another F-2 touched down in August 1961, at 808 18th St. SW. It quickly gained strength once on the ground, becoming an F-3 at 17th St. SW, where it destroyed a garage. The twister lifted briefly, touching down in the city fairgrounds and hitting the grandstand roof, tearing off parts and damaging beams. In the summer of 1984 a tornado destroyed Echo Lanes Bowling Alley as it swept through southeast Austin.
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He refers to his model as "indivisible" – meaning that the fundamental aspects of Earth are connected logically and causally, and can be deduced from its early formation as a Jupiter-like giant. In 1944 the German chemist and physicist Arnold Eucken considered the thermodynamics of Earth condensing and raining-out within a giant protoplanet at pressures of 100–1000 atm. In the 1950s and early 1960s discussion of planetary formation at such pressures took place, but Cameron's 1963 low-pressure (c. 4–10 atm.) model largely supplanted the idea.
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Saturn has a hot interior, reaching 11,700 °C at its core, and it radiates 2.5 times more energy into space than it receives from the Sun. Jupiter's thermal energy is generated by the Kelvin–Helmholtz mechanism of slow gravitational compression, but such a process alone may not be sufficient to explain heat production for Saturn, because it is less massive. An alternative or additional mechanism may be generation of heat through the "raining out" of droplets of helium deep in Saturn's interior. As the droplets descend through the lower-density hydrogen, the process releases heat by friction and leaves Saturn's outer layers depleted of helium.
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The main story follows a man named Wilson from Birmingham, Alabama who recently traveled by plane up to New York for an important business meeting with what is described as one of the top advertising firms of the Internet age, Market Forward. On arrival, he quickly runs into some bad luck when his luggage gets misplaced at the airport terminal, and he's also anxious about getting to the meeting on time, despite being three hours away. Afterwards he decides to take a taxi, driven by a lethargic looking Sikh man, to the meeting, as it is raining out. As the taxi is caught in traffic, a Peter Pan bus rolls up in the lane next to the taxi and Wilson is transfixed by the sight of a beautiful woman reading a magazine sitting next to an odd looking man dressed in a black raincoat rummaging through a black briefcase.
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