No scorching: Grilling your steak on a cast-iron skillet allows your steak to cook through evenly and without scorching—because the juices aren't dripping through the grates, causing flareups.
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Under heavy workload, the Razer Blade 15 becomes scorching hot.
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Get your cast iron pan scorching hot over high heat.
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Temperatures in the Northeast will be scorching over the weekend.
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Scorching temperatures, strong winds, and drought are fueling the fire.
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But over four months later, the scorching lake is gone.
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Similarly scorching fires burned the family's home town of Fallujah.
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The scorching heat is finally breaking in the District. Hallelujah!
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Here, they wait for the scorching flames to pass overhead.
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It's almost impossible to perform on a scorching hot afternoon.
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There are 17 fires simultaneously scorching parts of the state.
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Work under the scorching sun was hampered by mud and heat.
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Another day, another scorching tweet from Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling.
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A scorching dissent from one judge found the whole enterprise unconstitutional.
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We still haven't gotten used to the scorching, humid weather here.
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Where the exhibition is scorching, the essay is erudite and scholarly.
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A group chat notification from your friend spilling scorching hot #tea.
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It is only 10 AM and it is scorching hot already.
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The fires have been fanned by strong winds and scorching temperatures.
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Clinton will try to overcome her flaws by scorching her opponents.
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MorDo's outdoor swimming pool provides a refuge from Arizona's scorching heat.
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Now it is her scorching dissents that draw most public attention.
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All of this is driven by the company's scorching burn rate.
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Then her voice funnels that energy out in a scorching beam.
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To sear the tuna, get a cast-iron pan scorching hot.
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Where the searing scorching wind blew, your bright day now reigns.
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Totality offers scientists their best opportunity to uncover its scorching secrets.
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And the Pacific Northwest is bracing for a scorching heat wave.
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Ghostbusters takes the haters to task with some scorching one-liners.
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Ramirez was found unresponsive July 7th on a scorching Vegas street.
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While scorching the earth, McDermott burnt any meaningful bridge to Taylor.
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We now present you with the most scorching moments in Drihanna history.
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But not enough to account, by itself, for the corona's scorching temperatures.
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Under a scorching Louisiana sun is a city rife with racial tension.
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More of a tangible "oopsy-daisy, we're accidentally scorching the planet" kind.
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In fact, the magma spewing out of a volcano is scorching hot.
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Now, she's warning others about the dangers of the scorching summer temperatures.
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The jihadi is blackened and bloated from days in the scorching sun.
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Beyond scorching temperatures, heat domes also trap pollution and affect air quality.
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Europe's coming heat wave coincides with scorching temperatures in the United States.
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Adrian Beltre's scorching one-out single to right made it 3-2.
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"These leaves are showing a scorching effect from the drought," he said.
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Amatrice Journal AMATRICE, Italy — The rescuers worked tirelessly under a scorching sun.
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The flames scorching the Western U.S. aren't expected to relent anytime soon.
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The poorly isolated space is freezing in winter and scorching in summer.
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As was his scorching attack made during our phone call on Sunday.
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Scorching hot temperatures at the impact crater would have ignited the fuel.
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And the putter was as scorching as weather that approached 100 degrees.
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To be fair to my wife, Courtenay, it was scorching that day.
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Video images later showed extensive scorching to the rear of the car.
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It's reaching up into the canopy here, too, and just scorching everything.
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The temperatures are scorching on Wall Street, and so is the market.
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Creating a tongue-scorching taste sensation like Flamin' Hot Cheetos is an art.
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Can a sport played on the ice do well in the scorching desert?
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If it weren't in a bear market, this stock would be scorching higher.
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The people used water from tanks to wash themselves in the scorching heat.
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Scorching heat has caused blackouts and power interruptions in California, Pakistan and elsewhere.
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WHEN INDIA'S explosive batsmen face Pakistan's scorching bowlers, cricket fever grips both nations.
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It's August, it's scorching, and putting on a full face just seems pointless.
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Strike while the iron is scorching, Gemini, by taking the lead in love.
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It even works on a cloudy day when the temperatures outside aren't scorching.
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Now, we're getting scorching hot proof, courtesy of motion posters featuring the cast.
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Sometimes, it's not scorching heat that endangers the lives of human trafficking victims.
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Three hundred women and children were queuing for water in the scorching sun.
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Footage captured by evacuees showed flames along roads, scorching trees and devouring houses.
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They project 14 percent this year, and a scorching 17 percent in 2017.
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Their scorching pace for most of the summer was not normal at all.
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As a result, the Reno housing market has gone from moribund to scorching.
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This year, a simmering El Niño cycle threatens to bring more scorching weather.
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It hopscotched across and within neighborhoods, scorching some homes while leaving others untouched.
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They waited in the scorching heat, sometimes for days, to make their pleas.
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The block is a scorching frying pan,frying my brothers on the pavement.
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I'd expected a scorching sun, but instead found a swathe of poetic desolation.
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The floods came as swathes of the country sweltered under scorching summer temperatures.
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The Anunnaki gods carried torches of fire, scorching the country with brilliant flashes.
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Both competitions face the issue of scorching desert temperatures in the Gulf state.
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Federer responded with a pair of scorching forehand winners and a curveball ace.
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In neighbouring France, electricity demand has remained strong all week due to scorching weather.
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That scorching weather triggered power outages in some areas and sent electricity prices soaring.
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"Freedom, freedom," migrants chanted as he walked through the hillside facility in scorching sun.
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Zeynep Beler, the translator, lends the voice of this damaged lad a scorching intensity.
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Scorching temperatures have created drier conditions for the crop, with smaller European harvests likely.
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The scorching Red Sox have won five in a row and 11 of 12.
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For example: "Higher" is just two minutes long, but Rihanna's raw longing is scorching.
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The Bucks snapped a two-game losing streak by scorching the New York defense.
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"The labor market is still scorching," said Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies.
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Behind its scorching electro-funk groove, this is the sexiest thing on Prince's opus.
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Those spots will cause uneven browning and scorching on the edges of the strata.
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Devices have to endure freezing temperatures in winter and scorching heat during the summer.
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More eruptions could follow Scorching lava has already swallowed dozens of homes and vehicles.
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The launch has given an extra kick to the cyptocurrency's scorching run this year.
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Vettel set a scorching pace to top the final practice session earlier on Saturday.
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On a recent visit, the weather was scorching, and the lines were murderously long.
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Of course, by midmorning the scorching Sicilian sun had burned off every last wisp.
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KANSAS: Kansas has hit a scorching 121 degrees Fahrenheit twice, both times in 1936.
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Soon, scorching summer temperatures will bring the Namaqualand flower show to a crispy end.
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Oregon as a top seed caught some by surprise, but the Ducks are scorching.
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Heat a cast iron sizzle platter on grill until scorching hot, about 15 minutes.
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But India's scorching summer was two months away and there was no air conditioning.
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There's sun scorching your face and an inconvenient wind blowing hair in your eyes.
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Rating: A lack of scorching hot sun, but a spicy sizzler that satisfies nonetheless.
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It fueled scorching debates over the role that racism played in the presidential election.
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Jose Altuve hit his 11th homer of the season and is batting a scorching .
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Egyptian mummies pose a unique challenge because the desert's scorching climate rapidly degrades DNA.
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The waning days of 2019 also saw scorching heat in Australia, fueling unprecedented wildfires.
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However, the equipment glitched and caught on fire, scorching the surrounding field as well.
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Yesterday, temperatures in Mitribah, Kuwait smashed through the Middle East's already scorching heat records.
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Make sure to constantly stir to prevent scorching the bottom of the pot. 4.
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The scorching wind blows dust and plastic bags between the rows of sand-encrusted tents.
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Temperature is a concern: desert weather is scorching during the day and cool at night.
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While temperatures dropped earlier this week, the U.K. is expected to experience more scorching weather.
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If that half-cup isn't measured out, you could end up with a scorching problem.
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Posting to their official Twitter account, Netflix delivered the following scorching burn during the show.
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George Washington's Continental Army against the British in the scorching heat of Central New Jersey.
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Trump seemed sensitive to the criticism of his announcement, including a scorching broadside from Sen.
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This doubles as a way to stir the cheese and keep the bottom from scorching.
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It was a scorching June day, and would eventually reach a temperature of 114 degrees.
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Troyer's got a need for speed so he takes it to a scorching 6 mph.
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Instead, the scorching-hot arrow hit Stock in the throat with a fiery blast. Ouch.
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The surface may be a scorching hellscape, but 30 miles up, the weather's downright balmy.
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The most recent bout of scorching peat fires was in 2015, an El Niño year.
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I could smell the coconut oil and feel the humidity from the endless scorching days.
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It's a scorching midsummer day, and the sawgrass is still under a pale blue sky.
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Under a scorching sun, Sebastien Buemi crossed the finish line first for team Nissan e.
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Scorching weather across Europe and prolonged dry weather in France has reduced river water levels.
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Later missions add scorching lava, spike walls and more terrain obstacles to confound your planning.
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The property market slowdown follows years of scorching price rises, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne.
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The scorching heat baking the West has caused massive power outages and prompted flight cancellations.
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The first six episodes, available on Netflix, take place in the scorching summer of 1977.
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After dark, the cinema hall becomes a night shelter providing comfort in the scorching heat.
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Yet the foreign press scorching coverage of Trump, et al, misses the forest for trees.
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He gave the Mariners precisely what they required, his problems with the scorching Altuve notwithstanding.
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It shows how the smoke from the wildfires scorching California is traveling thousands of miles.
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Chapman threw two strikes — neither was fouled — before Kendrick hit a scorching grounder to second.
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Some poppies, gentians and narcissus have emerged, but the scorching heat has taken its toll.
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In the ocean off the coast of Antarctica, a snail lives around scorching hydrothermal vents.
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So too will forest fires akin to the lung-scorching ones in Siberia this summer.
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Swimming in the ocean is a great way to cool off during scorching summer months.
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The potential for crop damage during the scorching weather supported Euronext wheat futures on Monday.
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The new waiver will expire in 90 days, in the middle of Iraq's scorching summer.
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On "Origami Harvest," his scorching and emphatic new album, the trumpet is often absent altogether.
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Scientists had told me that as these scorching cities get hotter, life will become unbearable.
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Anthology Film Archives has put together a scorching bill of movies about dissent and dystopia.
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Austin continued to paint for several months more, fractured, psychedelic self-portraits in scorching colors.
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Did I really want to stand over a hot fire in the scorching midday sun?
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But grilled lightly, so they firm up without scorching, they run with delicate pink juices.
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For us, long, tearful, chaotic hours in the scorching afternoon sun were spent not knowing.
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More typical has been scorching annual growth, so much so that Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif.
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Similar disasters have swept southern France, Spain, Portugal and Croatia in this dry, scorching summer.
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Wind and sand blow mercilessly against tents in the scorching heat of the Syrian summer.
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Here's hoping his arrows were as accurate as his passing before he met his scorching end.
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The change in weather, from breezy to scorching, calls for a reassessment of your beauty regimen.
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Chris Christie, who belittled the bill's sponsors in a scorching letter sent to the state's Senate.
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If you are watching us right now, you&aposre probably escaping the scorching, disgusting heat wave.
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Also, expect a scorching hot phone after a few minutes of stalking opponents through the woods.
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Two giant wildfires are scorching California right now, killing dozens and forcing entire cities to evacuate.
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It was 203% contained after scorching at least 230,500 acres as of Monday, Cal Fire reported.
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Izanami is a fitting character for the song, a scorching send-off for an ex-lover.
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He advises hikers to venture out in the morning or evening to avoid the scorching sun.
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For three harrowing hours, the young Virginian soared high above the scorching streets of midtown Manhattan.
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If you're reading this from Europe, congratulations on making it through this week's ridiculously scorching heatwave!
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We could see the power of the parched air and scorching sun in our own yard.
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Perched directly in the sun, its scorching temperatures make for selfies that burn up social media.
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Some reports even credit Obama's scorching takedown in 2011 as the impetus for Trump's 2016 run.
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Nicki's boyfriend, Kenneth Petty, is all over the vid, in scenes that are scorching with sex.
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And the 20153st has been scorching: 22015 of the 247 warmest years have occurred since 2000.
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That's the first thing you smell after proton-scorching the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man into oblivion.
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Last year's El Nino brought scorching heat across Southeast Asia, hitting palm yields and lowering output.
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And this doesn't yet include scorching 2019, which experienced the warmest month ever recorded by humans.
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Segura is a scorching 26-for-63 during the stretch and boasts an American League-leading .
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Flash forward to 1939, and five states in the Midwest and south saw a scorching September.
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Their house is remarkably unscathed, save for some scorching on the back of the work shed.
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But this year, despite a scorching spring, the hum of electricity has remained constant in Dhaka.
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Hemanth Kolla is from Hyderabad, in India, where drought and scorching heat waves have been deadly.
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Mr. Grillo's scorching denunciation of the "caste" that in his view ran Italy to the ground.
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Despite the scorching attacks, the governor insists he has a positive working relationship with the president.
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Lamborghini reported a scorching 43% jump in sales in 2019, driven by its new Urus SUV.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary, Scorching summer day, walking north on First Avenue past the Bhakti Center.
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I tested it on a scorching day back in July, and it wasn't a great experience.
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But through the scorching 22003-degree days and muggy sleepless nights, R&B kept getting better.
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But rising temperatures are scorching plants, making them susceptible to diseases such as coffee leaf rust.
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The scorching pain shoots down her legs like she just spilled hot coffee on her lap.
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Those days you would defy the scorching sun and jump on a goods train to Baquedano?
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That means that people are waiting hours in scorching heat for gasoline, and supermarkets are rationing food.
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The wind washed over us like a scorching flood of air when you open up an oven.
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After scorching through six songs, the band takes two minutes to wind down with a brief interlude.
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The two eventually escape the evil crone, who repeatedly tries to slam Katerina in her scorching oven.
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The wildfires in Tennessee have devastated communities, scorching over 17,000 acres and leaving 14 dead so far.
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Adjust the dial to change the temperature or set to sear, which gets the grill scorching hot.
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A scorched earth debate, on The Daily David Chalian This is what scorching the earth looks like.
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Though they depend on the Sun, solar panels, like most electronics, won't work properly at scorching temperatures.
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But what if we didn't have to bow down to the whims of the scorching midday sun?
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Maybe it's because of the proliferation of tubular meats that grace our grills on these scorching days?
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When Halford submitted the manuscript to a peer-reviewed journal called Future Virology, the response was scorching.
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But Jake Marisnick hit a scorching grounder to third baseman Yoan Moncada, who was straddling the bag.
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When concentrated on a single spot, the lamps can generate scorching temperatures of around 5,400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But scorching the earth in Washington tends to burn his White House as much as his opponents.
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A scorching summer is at its peak: destitute farmers are committing suicide and tanks are running dry.
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It's Memorial Day weekend and the summer has officially kicked off — and it'll likely be scorching hot.
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And it's no secret that tech stocks, particularly cloud- and semiconductor-based names, are "scorching," he said.
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When the water meets the air, it can reach scorching temperatures of up to 204 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But he continued to play with Elvis, contributing the scorching solos to 'Heartbreak Hotel' and 'Hound Dog.
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Vegas is, of course, in the middle of the desert — and that means some seriously scorching temperatures.
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Much of the northern hemisphere has been experiencing a scorching summer characterized by heatwaves and extreme weather.
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If you think back to July, core [sales] was scorching, it was up 0.9% month over month.
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Even so, other results suggest those scorching "neoliberals" may have a say in how Argentina is governed.
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He brought to the UN floor scorching language usually reserved for his domestic audiences — or perhaps Twitter.
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Death Valley, with its arid vistas and scorching temperatures, isn't renowned for containing large bodies of water.
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So I tasted it, but it was incredibly hot—actually scorching—and caramel is also very sticky.
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Of course, more realistically, you'll probably be sipping your Doubleshot while dodging traffic on a scorching morning.
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A scorching heat wave has swept across Scandinavia, breaking all-time heat records into the Arctic Circle.
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In Risk Legacy, that means the scorching of the earth and the arrival of terrifying new weapons.
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Commanders grapple with swirling dust storms, scorching temperatures and lengthy spare-part deliveries to fix broken equipment.
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Wheels Tesla has practically had the market for pavement-scorching long-range electric vehicles all to itself.
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The following day I went to the gym, eager to put her math to fat scorching use.
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The band's 2013 debut, "Burn," was a restive, rangy album, stretching from slow deliquescence to scorching surrealism.
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This is a team accustomed to the pressure of a scorching hot day with impossibly high stakes.
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In scorching heat, migrants queued for food and used water from tanks to wash and shave themselves.
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Finally, an opportunity to rid myself of these hirsute succubi scorching a bushy path across my forehead.
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Gay male sex is illegal, and Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's dictator, is scorching in his denunciations of homosexuality.
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China's official media has been scorching in its criticism of Mr. Trump's decision to withdraw from it.
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Scorching summer weather that shriveled plants in Manitoba added to the pain of lower prices, Sirski said.
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" What a scorching, ingenious way to tell an ex, "you need me but I don't need you.
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But we are nonetheless due for heat — which means it's a fine time for some scorching opinions.
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But we are nonetheless due for heat — which means it's a fine time for some scorching opinions.
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When Samsung's replacement units also began scorching their owners' pockets, it was time to call it quits.
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Records were set for scorching heat across the southwest, preventing airplanes from taking off and endangering lives.
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Well, those users are forced to look at scorching brightness whenever they open the Facebook mobile app.
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" A headline on New York Magazine humorously read: "Greta Thunberg Accidentally Warms Globe With Her Scorching Glare.
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Rival ASIs could wage war against themselves in a battle for resources, scorching the planet in the process.
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The messages came as scorching temperatures swept across America, placing more than 20153m people under excessive-heat warnings.
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And even if it was scorching hot everywhere, that's only data from a single day, not over time.
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The matter heats up to scorching temperatures, and particles get boosted to close to the speed of light.
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The wildfire scorching through Canada's oil sands region in northeast Alberta has razed entire neighborhoods in the city.
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A BBC crew captured the moment in a harrowing video, showing scorching hot rocks and ash pelleting visitors.
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The family was waiting with some 500 others under the scorching sun in the hope of receiving treatment.
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Though temperatures are still scorching, the days are getting shorter and the sun is setting earlier every day.
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Even so, other results suggest those scorching "neoliberals" may still have a say in how Argentina is governed.
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I always get a kick out of seeing those sweaty glass blowers moulding the scorching hot, orange material.
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One of two wildfires burning miles apart in Northern California grew overnight, scorching dry vegetation in rugged terrain.
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Those scorching temperatures withered the land, creating profoundly parched forests primed to catch fire with just a spark.
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That morning, it had finally ruptured, leaking enzymes into his gut and scorching it with third-degree burns.
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February temperatures over land and ocean averaged a scorching 2.18 F/1.21 C above the 20th century average.
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After all, a scorching speech by former GOP nominee Mitt Romney did nothing to slow the outspoken businessman.
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After a scorching start, Miami shot just 39.3 percent (24 of 61) following its 33-point first quarter.
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Las Vegas was also scorching and tied an all-time record high at 53 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday.
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It features cathedral ceilings and a baller pool ... just in time for the San Fernando Valley's scorching summer.
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This allows heat waves to persist over a region, like Europe, and lock in days of scorching weather.
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In Jordan, water was scarce and the weather, scorching hot by day and freezing at night, was harsh.
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Korea's talismanic forward Son Heung-min struck a scorching consolation goal in stoppage time from outside the area.
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The summer months were just as painful, as he was required to work outside in the scorching heat.
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Here's that scorching missive, verbatim: You're playing a very dangerous game of chicken with the head fucking hen.
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Wildfires blazing across North America and Australia, heatwaves scorching Europe and Asia, cyclones ravaging Africa and the Caribbean.
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Temperatures reached a scorching high of 38.8 degrees Celsius (101 degrees Fahrenheit) in Ibigawa, Gifu prefecture on Sunday.
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While the weather in Austin is mild generally, summer temperatures can be scorching, often breaching the triple digits.
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But the silver lining to this scorching scenario is that it doesn't sacrifice flavor and deliciousness at all.
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The night before, Phillies pitcher Adam Morgan barely evaded serious injury when he ducked underneath Cespedes's scorching liner.
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Azealia Banks is no stranger to lashing out at other celebrities on Twitter, scorching earth along the way.
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Cruz led off by scorching a ball down the third-base line past Evan Longoria for a double.
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Specifically, USDA said "walnut growers applied sunburn preventative materials" to protect them during days of the scorching heat.
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In the top of the seventh inning, a fan was knocked out cold by a scorching foul ball.
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Last July, 10 migrants died after traveling in the back of a truck in San Antonio's scorching heat.
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The scorching heat on the first day of New York Fashion Week didn't deter the front-row crowd.
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The Washington rally was in many ways a festive affair, a moment of unification under a scorching sun.
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In his own music, Mr. Sanders renders long and scorching solos over lovely vamps, balancing fury and enlightenment.
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There have been thousands of bushfires burning across Australia since September, scorching an area larger than West Virginia.
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The opposite issue emerges in the summer when students face scorching temperatures with unreliable or nonexistent air conditioning.
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Wildfires bursting out all over the West after a season of scorching hot temperatures and years of dryness.
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Everyone's favorite scorching trash receptacle of a luxury island 'party' for the ages—Fyre Festival—may be over.
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Adept at surviving in challenging conditions, goats thrived in the rugged mountains and scorching deserts of northern Mexico.
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Fire-fighting efforts across the Southwest have been hampered by the scorching heat, low humidity and erratic winds.
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Harden had 15 points on 5-for-6 shooting in the first quarter to lead a scorching Rockets team.
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The process was seamless and the result was the perfect way to cool down on a scorching August day.
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For festivals that take place in the scorching heat, Pecheux says it's the one thing that won't fail you.
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U.S. equities closed mostly lower on Wednesday as investors dealt with plunging oil prices and digested scorching employment data.
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As if surviving thirst, hunger, and a scorching sun wasn't hard enough, she soon realizes she's not quite alone.
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Strong Santa Ana winds could mix with scorching temperatures, single-digit humidity and dry vegetation to spark extreme fires.
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Despite the scorching lyrics, a source tells PEOPLE exclusively the star, 26, "isn't trying to hurt" her estranged husband.
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The latest outlooks dialed back the amount of time next week the Corn Belt will suffer from scorching temperatures.
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After a scorching, supersonic dash through Mars's thin atmosphere, it was supposed to glide gently towards the planet's surface.
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Artist's illustration showing the scorching-hot exoplanet Kepler-13Ab, which circles very close to its host star, Kepler-13A.
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It was a scorching 183 degrees in the southwestern city of Ahvaz, which works out to 53.7 degrees Celsius.
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The convertible screen 28-inch is touch sensitive, 12.5 millimeters thick, and boasts a retina-scorching 13.5 million pixels.
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Click here to view original GIFThe summer's almost here, and what goes perfect with scorching heat and unbearable humidity?
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According to news outlet China Daily, the participants were river drifting as a way of combating the scorching heat.
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France recorded its hottest day, reaching a scorching 42.6 °C, and the UK saw its hottest July on record.
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The phenomenon, which brings scorching heat across Southeast Asia, has lowered palm yields in top growers Indonesia and Malaysia.
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WARSAW, Poland – Thinking of a dip in the Baltic Sea to cool off from the unusually scorching European summer?
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Evidence from the midterm elections in 20163 suggests that Trump's scorching immigration rhetoric worked in deep red Republican states.
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The Sixers came out scorching and shot 57 percent on their way to a 78-55 lead at halftime.
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The fires gnawed away over 1,600 structures, scorching homes, cabins and churches along a fiery path through Sevier County.
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In the northeastern town of La Almunia de Dona Godina, the temperature hit a scorching 1853 Celsius (108.3 Fahrenheit).
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"The last 6-8 weeks in Europe have been very helpful," Hunter said of scorching temperatures in many nations.
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The mix was intoxicating, and the band's 4 PM set was the perfect soundtrack to the scorching desert sun.
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When I throw this on, I feel like I'm gliding down a lazy river on a scorching summer day.
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No more resorting to the diversions in her handbag, or protecting herself from the scorching sun with a parasol.
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Scorching temperatures in parts of Arizona, California, and Nevada are breaking daily records and causing serious problems for airlines.
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Meanwhile, notwithstanding scorching appraisals from the press for months, Trump's approval ratings remain firm in the low-40% range.
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Tokyo (CNN)Dozens of people have died across Japan as the country continues to swelter under scorching summer temperatures.
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Yet he is scorching her with excoriating criticism, burning the fragile bonds that are barely holding her party together.
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This aircraftlike flight of design fancy is likely never to see production — especially its cornea-scorching red plexiglas cockpit.
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Global heatstorm Much of the northern hemisphere has been experiencing a scorching summer characterized by heatwaves and extreme weather.
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The "Suite Provençale" for orchestra may be a light-classics favorite, but its jubilant mood has a scorching intensity.
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At In-N-Out's last Australian pop-up, fans spent hours waiting in scorching heat to get their fix.
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In other news, the scorching-hot stock market is on pace to do something that's never been seen before.
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Scientists have warned that the world should expect more scorching heat waves and extreme weather due to climate change.
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"We don't want to be scorching the playing field when we're extracting attention," Mr. Harris said in an interview.
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But Mr. Sanders resisted, giving speech after speech scorching unnamed establishment Democrats but declining to pursue Mr. Biden directly.
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Critics have said the facility was demeaning for inmates, who stayed in scorching heat and ate calorie-controlled meals.
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The scorching temperatures this weekend interrupt a summer that has, so far, been a season marked by relentless storms.
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By the following summer my feet had outgrown my shoes and I had to walk barefoot on scorching earth.
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She painted the sidelines with three scorching winners and fired in an ace to hold serve for 3-2.
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Australia suffered its hottest day on record on December 18th at a scorching 40.9 degrees Celsius (105.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Certainly, his scorching rhetoric has led to a complicated period for Ms. Trump's brand, both at home and abroad.
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And the corn, which looked so promising just two weeks ago, is straining for fluid through long, scorching days.
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The 25-year-old Dimitrov delighted Bulgarian fans with a barrage of sizzling winners, including some scorching passing shots.
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Anthology Film Archives has put together a scorching bill of movies, showing Friday through Tuesday, about dissent and dystopia.
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There, in 1983, he did another walking piece, this one an endurance trek in the scorching desert outside Dubai.
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A giant panda lies on ice blocks to cool off on a scorching day at the Wuhan Zoo in China.
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Maybe. But I'll save it for a time when I want to retreat during the scorching hot days of summer.
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Read More: Scorching Temperatures Just Set the Middle East's Heat Records on Fire Oriental hornets are notorious for attacking humans.
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For him, it was the scorching heat during the day and the evening rains that led him to drop out.
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Head first wriggling out onto the scorching blacktop as the aperture tries to decide what to do with their legs.
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NewsBusters Managing Editor Curtis Houck told Fox News that the Times column is what a "scorching hot take" looks like.
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It's fine until suddenly it isn't and I'm sweating and feeling a little queasy from the intense, fat-scorching heat.
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The game began with Orlando scorching offensively, scoring 24 points in the first quarter against the NBA's best defensive team.
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Scorching summer temperatures be damned, these men were embarking on a three-hour training session—their second of the day.
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IN THREE DIRECTIONS pine forests, bone dry in the scorching weather, disappear into the horizon of the central Polish plain.
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I can see now why people brave hours of traffic and line up in scorching weather to see these things.
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On a scorching Friday afternoon in late August, Anh Lê was ordering hot dogs at her local pølsevogn in Copenhagen.
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With music and mixed drinks among a tropical paradise, GO Pool turns up the summer scene from sizzling to scorching.
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S. alliance to scorching weather in the United States for Fourth of July celebrations, catch up on the latest headlines.
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Google-parent Alphabet's revenue missed estimates, fanning concerns that regulatory scrutiny and competition would throttle its scorching pace of growth.
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San Antonio shot just 41.9 percent from the field but was a scorching 333 of 21 from 3-point range.
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He held Edmonds' face to an electric heater, horrifically scorching 50 percent of the toddler's face with third degree burns.
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Afterwards, Bruno Mars came out to give a scorching rendition of "Uptown Funk" with a team of back up dancers.
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Not two months later, the Thomas Fire became the largest fire on record in the state, scorching over 85003,000 acres.
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Forecasters also expect overnight temperatures to stay high — breaking or tying 123 records — limiting relief and recovery between scorching days.
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"Memphis," his instrumental version of Chuck Berry's "Memphis, Tennessee," was a rockabilly-blues ripsnorter with a scorching 28-bar solo.
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During that scorching Saturday, the city received 459 complaints of illegally opened hydrants, according to the Department of Environmental Protection.
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But the month of July 2019 has been particularly scorching in Puerto Rico, and not just because of climate change.
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El Nino, a warming of sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific, can lead to scorching weather across Asia and Africa.
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At 8 A.M. one scorching summer Friday, Joe Minihane sat by the pool at the William Vale hotel, in Williamsburg.
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Eduardo Nunez has been scorching of late, recording 10 multi-hit performances in his last 14 games overall while batting .
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Others, still, are the on-again, off-again types — the diligent sunscreen users who start every vacation with scorching burns.
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Absorbing the energy prevents the UV rays from scorching your shoulders and causing DNA damage that could lead to cancer.
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Hillary Clinton's performance in the first presidential debate on Monday veered from uncertain and tentative to firm and, ultimately, scorching.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — It was a scorching day outside, hot even for late summer in Ohio, and yet I was freezing.
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It was algebra that had landed me in the throes of educational hell during a particularly scorching month of July.
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Nor did they lead the charge through the gates of King's Landing during the scorching butchery of the last episode.
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Lightweight, it provides refugees with a durable shelter safe from both intruders and rain, snow, scorching suns, and strong winds.
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Saudis rely on air-conditioners for much of the year, and the scorching Arabian summer sends demand for power soaring.
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Below them are poetic, scorching texts about how black women's bodies have been controlled and politicized in the United States.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a scorching report last summer about an array of public service loan forgiveness messes.
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More than 8,500 wildfires erupted last year, scorching more than 1.8 million acres and causing billions of dollars of damage.
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Trump's evocation of a common American mission could be easily forgotten if he slips into his scorching rhetoric on immigration.
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Water might have drained into the scorching insides of this volcano, leading to an unpredictable steam-driven event, he said.
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And the scorching conditions could be set to stay as July turns to August, typically the hottest month in Japan.
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The scorching of your palms and knuckles when you baste the chicken even with the longest-handled brush you have.
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When a scorching winner burned past Boltz a few points later, he turned to the spectators on the elevated walkway.
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Gaza's 173 million residents were forced to get used to 20-hour blackouts and scorching summer days without air conditioning.
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Yuli Gurriel opened the scoring when he led off the second with a scorching drive over the left field wall.
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Massive wildfires have ignited in Europe and the United States amid the scorching weather, destroying thousands of acres of wilderness.
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In a scorching statement, Luján blasted his Republican opponents for dumping millions into a race that they were predicted to lose.
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So that just means that our agents have to be out there in scorching heat, patrolling that area, monitoring that area.
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The IBM-owned Weather Company transformed its homepage into a scorching hot message for Trump about the reality of climate change.
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While the surface of the exoplanet is rocky, it's also a scorching 800 degrees Fahrenheit on the surface, comparable to Mercury.
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Yet despite a likely monologue-less evening, controversies could arise at the 220006nd annual Oscars amid the scorching hot political climate.
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In addition to the initial scorching remarks made against him, Kihuen is under an ethics investigation over the sexual harassment allegations.
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Her attention was scorching and suddenly I wanted to get away, to boil some ravioli in my apartment and watch television.
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It's also a smart move by Microsoft, which has seen scorching growth in its cloud business over the past few years.
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The room was scorching hot with all the action but that only added to the rough, animalistic rage I had unleashed.
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The robot moves at a snail's pace which can be problematic with a scorching hot appliance sitting on your favorite shirt.
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Miami (CNN)Melanie Fernandez didn't expect to be wearing long-sleeved shirts in the scorching heat of a South Florida summer.
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And most of all, why is was Iron Man scorching Cap with his jet boots while hovering in a seated position?
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Even still, some of my fellow China-dumb expats still see the scorching soup situation as a bit of a turnoff.
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A cute bob isn't just the coolest 2019 hair trend — it's also much easier to style in the scorching summer heat.
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Why your cast-iron skillet works so well: better heat conduction, no scorching, and your steak bathes in its own juices.
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Murtadha Rahman, 22, ran barefoot on the scorching pavement to try and escape a charge by police outside the Zubair field.
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As Beck progresses from mild to mouth-scorching hot sauces, you may notice that he's not exactly functioning at peak eloquence.
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Summer may be coming to a close, but that doesn't mean those scorching hot days have totally abandoned us just yet.
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No time to think; we were scheduled to make love to scorching desert sand on the backs of raging dune buggies.
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The ceremony was on the beach, with the Pacific putting on a show in the background and the sun scorching overhead.
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The Raptors shot a scorching 234 percent (26 of 33) from the field to lead 23-21 after the first quarter.
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The scorching Red Sox have won 16 of 19 since their last set of back-to-back losses July 24-26.
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Funeral home staff urged attendees to be patient as people began rotating in and out of the service amid scorching heat.
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But on this scorching summer day, his mission was to help Georgetown begin the uneasy process of reckoning with its past.
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Scorching heat also hit California and parts of the Southwest late last week, with record-setting temperaures recorded in Los Angeles.
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About 2000 firefighters are working in rugged terrain amid scorching temperatures with help from 21 helicopters and 2000 fixed-wing aircraft.
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Recently, JX Cannon got together with Fake Accent/Shottas founder Tygapaw for a scorching B2B ahead of NYC's first Spice Ball.
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The jumpers participated in skills and speed tests, hopping between the ropes with an unbelievable quickness, despite the scorching July heat.
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The press kit calls it scorching and now that there's no money on the music industry field, why would they lie?
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There were some reports that the heat wave was scorching some grapes grown in the Central Valley for wine or raisins.
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At age 16, I hung up my hard hat after another brutal week of digging ditches in the scorching Texas summer.
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They score a scorching 1.3 points per possession (PPP) following opponent turnovers, and a league-topping 1.2 PPP following defensive rebounds.
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He operated an open-air jail where inmates were exposed to the elements (including scorching Arizona summers) and fed meager meals.
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When I met her, her dark hair was tied back to help beat the heat on a scorching day in Santiago.
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Heightened excitement ahead of the launch of the Cboe futures gave an extra kick to the cryptocurrency's scorching run this year.
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A heat shield lining the bottom will help deflect and absorb the scorching heat of atmospheric reentry, as with previous designs.
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The scorching summer blasted Parisians off the streets and turned the city into an eerie dystopia of what may lie ahead.
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Hungry City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' If you listen carefully, you can hear crackling inside the scorching-hot glazed casserole.
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Men and boys fleeing countries like Niger and Mali say that drought and scorching temperatures have left them with no option.
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One day earlier, though, Mr. Byford had submitted a scorching letter of resignation that detailed grievances with his ultimate boss, Gov.
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Foreign home buyers come in search of "lifestyle," he said, as do Spaniards escaping the country's scorching coasts to the south.
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For an object with the practical purpose of keeping one's retinas from scorching at high noon, sunglasses contain shades of meaning.
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Before the candidate arrives, a few of her supporters wilt under the scorching sun and are carried out for first aid.
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Unleashed right in time for the scorching rays of summer, "Mighty Tribe" is a party record right down to its core.
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True, Fresno has issues: unemployment is high (about 10.5 percent), the summers are scorching hot and air pollution often gets nasty.
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The participants noted that honesty, communication, and being part of a team were more important than scorching-hot sex all the time.
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The day leading up to the party, Friday, July 15, was scorching—even by Bakersfield standards—with a high of 303 degrees.
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A sullen hour with the sun at its scorching zenith, the entire country is tense, on the verge of a national itch.
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The blazes scorching northern Israel began Tuesday in the northern community of Zichron Ya'akov, about 240 kilometers (22 miles) north of Haifa.
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In his scorching new book, A Farewell to Ice, he presents a slew of radical—and sometimes theoretical—ways to save civilization.
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"The fact that you are standing on the road in this scorching heat tells me you are true believers," she would say.
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Yet sleeping in the van, while cost-effective, wasn't always an option — especially when temperatures dipped below freezing or rose to scorching.
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"It was warmer than has ever been experienced on record by humans in France," he added, referencing Europe's scorching June heat wave.
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But Jonathan Martin of The New York Times said there is a clamoring among leading Democrats for an even more scorching strategy.
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Critic's pick In this scorching movie from Nadav Lapid, a young Israeli flees to Paris and tries to transform into a Frenchman.
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And, after a drink or two the night before, he ended up taking his camera out on a scorching day in Monrovia.
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It snows titanium dioxide, one of the active ingredients in sunscreen, on one giant, scorching-hot alien world , a new study suggests.
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In each case, the device was plugged into an outlet when it caught fire, melting the spinner and scorching the surface below.
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Solarte is scorching hot as he has gone 8-for-193 in the series and is riding a seven-game hitting streak.
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The lava is scorching hot, it glows bright orange, and it has the power to gobble up anything that crosses its path.
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Despite the high volume, Porzingis is shooting a scorching 42 percent on those attempts, better than Eric Gordon, J.R. Smith, and—really!
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Officials say the extremely erratic wildfire near the city of Redding is growing rapidly amid scorching temperatures, low humidity and windy conditions.
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Scorching temperatures also brought Antarctic sea-ice coverage to a new low for the second month in a row, the administration said.
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Boosted global temperatures have at least doubled the probability of heat extremes in Europe, similar to last summer's scorching events, Shaffrey added.
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The latter, a scorching, rocky mass 30 percent larger than Earth, is the eighth planet found to be orbiting the same star.
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There, the scorching vents are famous for emitting thick plumes of "black smoke," which feed extremophile microbes and worm-like creatures nearby.
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The LOX would keep that part of the rocket very cold and prevent hot ash from scorching or sticking to that area.
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The United Nations warned of the risks to thousands of Iraqi families as they seek to flee the battleground in scorching heat.
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The country has been criticized for alleged human rights abuses in World Cup construction, as workers have died in the scorching heat.
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That June morning she had stood in line in the scorching heat for over an hour to collect five liters of water.
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They also moderate their own system, by preventing a build-up of fuel that can turn a restorative scorching into an inferno.
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Back on the Orient, my cabin grew chilly and I wished, briefly, that I had made the journey in the scorching summer.
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The Nuggets routed the Pacers 140-112 at O2 Arena and carried that scorching offensive play into Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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It is hardly an unfair move, or an elevating of the undeserving in reaction to a scorching year of sexual harassment cases.
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The idea was that the black coating would absorb heat from the scorching desert sun, and make the structures impossible to climb.
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NORTH DAKOTA: Steele, right on the border of North and South Dakota, reached a scorching 121 degrees Fahrenheit on July 6, 1936.
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While Bottas made a scorching start to seize the lead into the first corner, the triple world champion was feeling the heat.
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When exposed to heat, this graphite makes the fiberglass insulation expand — so the material only gets bigger when exposed to scorching temperatures.
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If you're already a thirsty-ass hoe like me, then being in scorching desert weather will leave you feeling like a tumbleweed.
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Google is scorching the Earth for 250 miles around the outside of the castle to ensure that no one can approach it.
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Less than a minute in the scorching oven is required to brown the bubbling crust and melt the cheese to pizza perfection.
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It was a scorching day, and she had kicked off her stilettos and wedged her bare feet between passenger seat and window.
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In the scorching July heat, many wept at the passing of Ms. Veil's coffin, but beyond grief there was pride and gratitude.
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On a scorching July day, Peter Yanowitz peered through the entrance of 21983 White Street in Manhattan, as if looking for ghosts.
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They have initially set up camp in a blocky government shelter typically used by people seeking refuge from the scorching desert heat.
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Fleabag segues with canny purposefulness among earnest wistfulness and dismissive flippancy, scorching pain and echoing, hollow silence, giving equal weight to each.
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While there, she recorded a series of riveting albums, including the scorching "X-Dreams" from 1978, and "The Perfect Release" from 1979.
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A NATO revelation, scorching heat that'll only get worse, and a 21993-year-old chess star who may have to leave Britain.
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" Earlier, Stephanie Frias, 26, an Inwood resident, stood outside City Hall in the scorching sun, holding a sign that read "SAVE INWOOD.
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And the scorching bond market rally — bond prices go up as yields go down — has delivered outsize returns to many individual investors.
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The bank's chief U.S. economist explained that the Labor Department's "scorching" core consumer price index measure likely means an emboldened Federal Reserve.
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Yet Forna's finely structured novel powerfully succeeds on a more intimate scale as its humane characters try to navigate scorching everyday cruelties.
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DeRozan led all scorers with 272 points as San Antonio was shooting a scorching 23 percent (22 of 993) at the break.
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Technology stocks had another scorching weeklong run last month, capped off by Amazon's startling decision to buy Whole Foods for $280 billion.
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Consumed by the fear of scorching and ruining the entire pot — a mistake I had seen other cooks make — I stirred maniacally.
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Against us was a computer that was overheating in the scorching Florida sun (and no shade), and a patchy satellite phone signal.
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Located in the western reaches of the scorching Sonoran Desert, Phoenix receives only about 8 inches (20 cm) of rainfall a year.
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They joined tens of thousands outside government headquarters in scorching temperatures, waving Romanian and European Union flags and demanding the cabinet's resignation.
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The Thomas fire had burned them, creating wounds that oozed with blood and, in some cases, scorching off their paw pads completely.
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When the wildfires started scorching California last week, Trump blamed the flames on poor forest management and threatened to cut federal funding.
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Brow made sure NBA fans and coaches—who select the alternates—knew he deserved to be there with a scorching March, though.
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His work entails spending long hours in scorching heat, and he's seen how dependent people become on ACs once they're exposed to them.
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A 6-year-old boy was saved by Arizona border agents on Tuesday after being left alone in the scorching heat, officials said.
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Jemele Hill, the ESPN journalist that Trump tried to get fired, also had a scorching social media response to the president's petty tweet.
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Residents lined up for water under a scorching sun as temperatures rose to 35 Celsius (95 Fahrenheit), raising the risk of heat stroke.
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The fires began on Friday due to scorching temperatures, high winds and the on-going drought in part fueled by global climate change.
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Steve-O's not just a daredevil pulling off crazy stunts and scorching himself for entertainment ... he's also a talented gymnast with crazy balance!!!
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Last summer was the hottest on record, and in Menindee, where temperatures regularly top 38 Celsius (100 Fahrenheit), another scorching season is expected.
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AS DINERS devour their scorching portions of bibimbap, with paintings of South Korea on the walls, visitors might think they are in Seoul.
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October 29, 2019 We start in California today to report on three of the wildfires that are scorching different parts of the state.
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But Cruz must surely have taken one lesson to heart: that Trump started slipping when the press turned a scorching spotlight on him.
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Oklahoma freshman Trae Young looks to continue the scorching start to his collegiate career when the 17th-ranked Sooners host Northwestern on Friday.
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A 30,000 acre wildfire on Friday, the Soberanes fire expanded rapidly this weekend, scorching over 40,000 acres in Monterey County by Monday morning.
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It's also got a crazy good heating range: from as low as 200 degrees Fahrenheit to a potentially lip scorching 428 degrees Fahrenheit.
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A few reservoirs start to fill, but the farms and plantations that needed water in the scorching days before the rain have died.
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These flows of scorching rock and gas — which are far distinct from lava — often travel down a mountain's low points, channels, and valleys.
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"I remember to this moment standing there with the sun scorching that white piece of paper with the address on it," Marr says.
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The plants love heat and the 2017 harvest was abundant, meaty and rich in color and taste thanks to a scorching hot summer.
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This will caramelize the sugars in the soda into a dark, flavorful crust, but any longer and you run the risk of scorching.
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Then, The Verge's video team went to see real-world proof by driving north toward the fires that have been scorching the state.
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Residents affected by the three fires scorching parts of California have yet another ordeal to contend with: beginning the homeowners' insurance claims process.
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Truly explosive volcanoes â€" like Mount Vesuvius or Mount St. Helens â€" can blast out speeding avalanches of scorching rock, ash, and gas.
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Earth's Northern Hemisphere experienced a scorching summer, with 90-degree temperatures in Arctic reindeer country and heat waves toppling records around the globe.
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It may be unusually cold in the eastern U.S. right now, but in parts of Asia, dangerous, scorching heat has been breaking records.
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France and much of western Europe are bracing for scorching temperatures on Thursday due to a heatwave that could set new record temperatures.
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In a scorching letter condemning President Donald Trump's recent racist attacks, the Washington National Cathedral questioned all those who continued to remain silent.
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It is destined to bring a politically scorching summer that will resemble a combination of the Watergate hearings and the O.J. Simpson trial.
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The insulating effect of such emissions helped make last year the hottest on record; this year looks set to be even more scorching.
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It's going to be pretty hard to properly max your deadlift tomorrow if you've done a scorching metcon of kettlebell swings and rows.
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Other fires in California The County Fire, currently the largest wildfire scorching the region, has burned over 2400,000 acres and is 73% contained.
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Sometimes the defense is explicitly political, as in "13TH," Ava DuVernay's scorching inquiry into the roots of mass incarceration in the United States.
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Uran, like the Briton, is capable of a scorching time trial, even if he did struggle in the Duesseldorf rain three weeks ago.
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When the 36ers took a trip to Darwin on a scorching day not long ago, Ferguson forgot to drink water the entire afternoon.
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" After three months with this set, Primal Gourmet noted, "They showed no signs of scorching, which signals a good thickness at the base.
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But in the process of scorching the league out of the gates, the Orioles have made double-or-nothing look like a strategy.
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Pizza in Rome, for example, is round, thin, and crispy, whereas Neapolitan pizzas are bell-shaped and cooked at a scorching 900 degrees.
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A man in a squat black top hat and tailored suit jacket strolls through Manhattan's St. Mark's Place on a scorching August evening.
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In the scorching heat of the Big Easy, there's no better way to cool down than with a glass of super-chilled wine.
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One of these screens might be a game, but the other two will be used for Twitter and firing off scorching hot takes.
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The Volunteers shot a scorching 64.5 percent (40 of 62) from the field, while Texas A&M shot 43.9 percent (29 of 66).
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"Black goats can withstand even scorching heat without much care and attention," said T. Giggin, a professor of agriculture at Kerala Agricultural University.
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Those scorching days of midsummer, when every air-conditioner in a hundred-mile radius is cranking at full blast, are hard on utilities.
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Pelt's trumpet tone can wander into the mist during a ballad, then come roaring out with a scorching solo when the energy rises.
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Mr. Fujiwara knows his way around a scorching climax, but his drumming isn't really about that; it's defined by his illustrative, attentive touch.
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Before the jury's decision, Yanes' lawyer, Ben Rubinowitz, played a demonstration of the experiment in court and the scorching flames reached 10 feet.
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Which means it's finally ok to pack away those confusing spring pieces and start dressing for scorching-hot days and breezy summer nights.
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She is one of many scientists across the country who will be studying the corona to gain more insight into its scorching mysteries.
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There was also the watermelon, carried to the beach on a scorching hot day, that we devoured standing waist-deep in the waves.
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So the engineer grabs a B-3, and Booker adds the most burning, scorching Booker T. organ solo over this rinky-dink demo.
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Fall may have officially begun last week, but scorching temperatures in the D.C. area Wednesday broke the all-time heat record for October.
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Coober Pedy is an opal mining town in Australia where 80% of people have moved underground to escape the scorching 120-degree heat.
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On one point, even though he was backpedaling, Thiem nailed a scorching forehand that the 22019-foot-230 Zverev could only flail at.
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For years, she has mostly bottled up her critiques of Republicans, but they are scorching, say those who have heard the private version.
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Science is working away on more options to ease the trauma of that scorching, sweaty, excruciating torment some idiot named a hot flash.
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Every year in mid-May, as temperatures reached scorching heights, parents took children who had been healthy the night before to the hospital.
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LONDON — To the casual observer, it may seem as if Britain is completely unprepared to deal with long spells of scorching-hot weather.
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ISTANBUL, Turkey — In the summer of 238, the scorching Urfa sun beat down on the painter Sidar Baki as he became an artist.
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Everyone's inner pyro loves a quality pizza oven, but it's the scorching hot temperatures—500 to 700 degrees—that make wood ovens great.
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You don't need to look straight at Perseids to take in the shower as the meteorites trace their scorching path across the sky.
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On that scorching day earlier this month, the SparrowHawk was just one of several drone defenses tested by Phoenix-based security consultancy Bishop Fox.
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Just imagine my stink after working for eight hours in a stuffy, scorching hot room, while pretending to be excited about meeting every child.
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Climate change: The summer of 2018 saw the worst wildfires in Swedish history, fueled by a scorching heatwave that broke temperature records across Europe.
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These winds move from east to west, blowing from the scorching inland desert regions around the Great Basin, over mountains to the coastal regions.
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But they also represented the harshest critique of CES yet — one sharper than any blog post, fire tweet, or scorching hot take could mount.
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There has never been a more fitting soundtrack to the sizzling, the sumptuous, the straight up scorching slice of life that's on your grill.
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And 2015 went out with a scorching bang, from July-like weather on Christmas to a New Years heat wave at the North Pole.
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OLENARAU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Despite the scorching sun, Kirinkle Saruni keeps a watchful eye on his 15 cows grazing by a sand dam.
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Williams has been scorching-hot all year, while Clarkson's adjustment to the role of off-the-bench microwave is still a work in progress.
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Officials say the extremely erratic wildfire in and around the city of Redding is growing rapidly amid scorching temperatures, low humidity and windy conditions.
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And even the president's staunchest allies know that bipartisan rhetoric read off a teleprompter is usually undermined by scorching tweets and unpredictable policy maneuvers.
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The 290-square-mile (2100-square-kilometer) fire that began Monday tripled in size overnight Thursday amid scorching temperatures, low humidity and windy conditions.
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San Francisco (CNN)It's so hot in the West that the scorching heat is breaking records, causing massive power outages and prompting flight cancellations.
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It was also the company's fate, however, that the same critics discovered that moderating content on Facebook can be a miserable, soul-scorching job.
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No doubt, the stock market is long overdue for a correction, after a scorching rally since the election, and a solid start to 2017.
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In the scorching heat of the Syrian desert, dozens of runaway ISIS brides sit in a crowded concrete jail and wait with their children.
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Many of the state's most destructive wildfires, though, have historically taken place later in the year after scorching summer temperatures dry grass and brush.
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Grimes was scorching, going 5 of 5 from 3-point range, including a bomb from the top of the key to end the half.
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In 2015, with Netflix growing at a scorching rate, Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, quietly tested a streaming app in Britain called DisneyLife.
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Hawaii residents scramble for masks that won't actually help them More eruptions could follow Scorching lava has already swallowed dozens of homes and vehicles.
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The weather, scorching in summer and well below freezing in winter, is not much worse than what they are used to in northern China.
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Cream cheese cuts through the scorching heat of Flamin' Hot Cheetos, allowing you to eat the entire bag without setting your tongue on fire.
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Hundreds slept crammed in tents in the old arrivals terminal last summer, in scorching temperatures with little food and bouts of crime and violence.
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The fires destroyed at least six homes, threatening hundreds more and scorching a building at a winery owned by billionaire media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
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Tesla's bread-and-butter now is the Model 3, and while that's a zippy set of wheels, it hardly presents a road-scorching profile.
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A negative comment on a U5 is a scorching mark that can make it almost impossible to find another job in the banking field.
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The Tigers shot a scorching 60 percent (15-for-25) in the first 20 minutes while drilling six of their 12 attempts from deep.
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But sunlight now reaches cavities of the forest that have not felt a ray of light in decades, bringing with it a scorching heat.
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On the most scorching mornings, heading outside can feel "like standing in front of a roaring wood stove," said Brian Higgins, the local nurse.
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The women don't play soccer during Ramadan; fasting (including abstaining from drinking water) makes play in the scorching heat of Zanzibari days almost impossible.
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It stopped me from enjoying watermelon on a scorching Mississippi day among an unusually diverse crowd of writers at an otherwise uneventful work training.
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His new album with the Big Machine is "Anomaly," full of original compositions with a weird, seductive darkness — from ballads to scorching, unsettled postbop.
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So unaccustomed is Seattle to scorching heat that, in 2015, only one-third of the housing units in its metropolitan area had air-conditioning.
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Although this part of Europe is used to scorching summers, meteorologists say that such high temperatures lasting over several days are not that common.
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Trump directed her office to release a scorching statement criticizing President Trump's first wife, Ivana, for jokingly referring to herself as the first lady.
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Whatever happened, so much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere caused a runaway greenhouse effect, evidenced in the scorching hot temperatures on the planet now.
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I filled up the Luxe Autoseal with some absolutely scorching, molten coffee, and the lid barely even got lukewarm, so consider that myth busted.
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In southeastern states such as Victoria and New South Wales, scorching flames have forced the closure of roads, caused cellphone outages and toppled trees.
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Christmas for us means sunny skies, breezy clothing, fresh seafood, backyard cricket, and swimming as we swelter through scorching temperatures above 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Effie, the fire starter in this scorching solo by Gary Owens, singes audiences for the last time when this Brits Off Broadway production closes.
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That means there's still plenty to learn in the months and years ahead as the Parker Solar Probe edges closer to its scorching target.
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The scorching weather has plagued firefighters battling dozens of wildfires, caused major transit delays and forced many to ask just what is going on?
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And even though it isn't the friendliest of colorways for summer's scorching heat, if you're like us, you wear it anyway because, well, you can.
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Along with twisters in Ohio and scorching heat in the South, the Kansas tornado was part of the severe weather engulfing parts of the country.
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At any rate, news and rumors out of the Star Wars universe are a hot commodity—and we've got the most scorching bits right here.
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Police are warning pet owners to be vigilant this summer after freeing a panting Yorkie from a scorching hot vehicle in Washington, D.C. this week.
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Scorching weather in Spain will continue until early next week, with temperatures hitting their highs on Wednesday and Thursday, the Spanish AEMET weather agency warned.
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Fueled by scorching temperatures and thick heat radiating from the sun-baked ground, the inferno created its own weather system known as a fire vortex.
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The dogs here are malnourished and physically abused, crammed into tiny wire-floored pens, and exposed to the freezing winter elements and scorching summer conditions.
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The Thomas Fire is the most damaging fire currently burning in Southern California, scorching 4753,2475 square miles in Ventura County, fire officials said Thursday night.
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When Haven Cruise woke up on a scorching July morning in Florida, it felt like shards of glass were tearing through her fragile undereye skin.
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I always used to cook bacon in the pan and endure the scorching splatters of grease, because I knew crispy deliciousness would be the payoff.
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Those prices come as Australian farmers are forced to plant wheat crops in some of the driest soil in years after scorching weather parched fields.
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Cook, whisking occasionally to discourage the milk from scorching, until the mixture come to a full rolling boil remove the heat from the pot. 3.
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It brought scorching temperatures with 2015 being the driest year in South Africa since records began in 1904 impacting farmers and pushing up food prices.
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Chicharito is in scorching hot form for Bayer Leverkusen—tallying a whopping 13 goals in 16 appearances—and so too is his shot today, apparently.
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" Paige also gets straight 10s Not to be outdone, Paige VanZant earned a perfect score for her dance to "Proud Mary" by Tina Turner. "Scorching.
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BETWEEN THE end of Ramadan in early June and the start of the scorching summer holidays, a window for dealmaking has opened in Saudi Arabia.
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Now, weather may help a groundhog predict the start of spring, but scorching temperatures be damned when it comes to the PSL ushering in fall.
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Embiid hit 24 of his 43 shots and 24 of 24 free throws just two days after scorching the Los Angeles Clippers for 221 points.
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Firefighters are working in rugged terrain amid scorching temperatures that have prompted warnings about excessive heat and extreme fire danger for much of the region.
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Lately, IPAs are the only thing that some people drink, but the bitterness and high ABV tend to mix poorly with the scorching summer sun.
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Gadsden, Alabama (CNN)On a scorching summer day in the shade of a bridge that runs over the river here in Gadsden, Alabama, Republican Rep.
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An international team of researchers report that the distant planet KELT-9b orbits an extremely hot star, making its temperature a scorching 7,820 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In late April, a scorching heat settled on the plains, and workmen used wheelbarrows to refill trenches, shutting down the expedition for the hot season.
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The scorching capital city is full of news of B.J.P. victories in places where the party rarely wins, including socialist bastions like Kerala and Bengal.
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In the next game, Williams got ahead, 0-30, with a scorching crosscourt forehand that Kozlova sent wide and a backhand winner down the line.
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Klay Thompson takes two dribbles toward the lane, kicks it out to a scorching Draymond Green, and the Cavaliers' rotation is too slow, or nonexistent.
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No. 183 Butler had relied on scorching second halves in recent games, but got back to basics Wednesday at DePaul to achieve a program-first.
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Philadelphia Flyers forward Wayne Simmonds has been scorching hot of late and a date with the New York Rangers isn't expected to slow him down.
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The new moon on the 6th illuminates a scorching-hot prospect — or gives you the courage to go there with the object of your affection.
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Local ice cream purveyors 50 Licks dropped by twice in the scorching midday heat offering free scoops for all in attendance and promising to return.
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Taylor Hall and Leon Draisaitl, who were scorching hot during a six-game winning streak to begin December, have cooled off a bit of late.
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Or, under the scorching Colorado sun — with the crackle of machine-gun fire coming from a group across the valley — a bit like war. video
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Ms. Merino recalled enduring days of scorching temperatures of 120 degrees above ground until Gabriele Gouellain, a German miner, invited the pair into her dugout.
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A group of men in Cabo Rojo, a town in southwestern Puerto Rico, stand in line under a scorching sun as they wait for food.
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Alone in the scorching sun and dry winds, the decaying Dominican farmhouse and chapel seems to stand through some sheer force of its literary fame.
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For much of Europe, this summer feels like a modern-day version of the biblical plague as a scorching heat wave sweeps across the continent.
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Use enough oil, butter, or a combination of the two to coat the bottom of the pan and prevent the vegetables from sticking or scorching.
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Cooler temperatures and higher humidity arrived overnight on Friday, providing a bit of a respite from the scorching weather that has hampered firefighting this week.
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This year, the 19 nations that share the euro are expected to see economic growth of 1.9 percent, according to I.M.F. That is not scorching.
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Mr. Trump has mostly spared Mr. McConnell the scorching disdain he had for former Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who had criticized Mr. Trump's personal behavior.
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Sunday • Spice things up at the Chile Pepper Festival, featuring "fiery food artisans" and "sizzling shows" by "scorching global bands," at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
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She shot a five-under-par 23 on another scorching afternoon to get to 28-under 218 and move closer to her third major victory.
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The commission went to Keyon Harrold, a scorching trumpeter whose recent album, "The Mugician," draws upon his work in jazz, R&B and hip-hop.
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The view looking down on the scorching-hot lava lake was incredible, and it was broadcast live on ABC from the Masaya Volcano in Nicaragua.
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He'd continue on, clearly and without fuss, so reasonable, even chatty, that we wouldn't notice him slyly strapping us in for an insane, scorching ride.
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Between the past two surveys, Trump's handling of a number of issues has left him the subject of scorching criticism, sometimes from his own party.
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ON A CLOUDLESS October day, the early autumn sun still scorching, prisoners line up outside the education building of Saguaro Correctional Centre in Eloy, Arizona.
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The remarks, though hardly scorching, registered as a pointed message from the laconic Senate leader, who has strained all year to wrangle his narrow majority.
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The case was settled before it went to trial — but not before Marder had given a deposition full of scorching allegations against his former partner.
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Now, researchers believe they have found possible indications of an exomoon orbiting a giant, scorching exoplanet in the Lepus constellation, 550 light-years from Earth.
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A preliminary analysis released last month by World Weather Attribution scientists said that climate change had made Europe's scorching temperatures more than twice as likely.
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Dozens of blazes have broken out across the western United States, fanned by scorching heat, winds and low humidity in a particularly intense fire season.
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While the rough winter to come may be a bummer for some, at least it might make us really appreciate these last few scorching days. (Delish)
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Paul Ryan: Website publishes audio of Speaker trashing Trump And in recent days, Ryan has come under scorching fire from Trump's allies in the conservative media.
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In poor places, air-conditioned community centres and schools can be kept open permanently (steamy nights that provide no relief from scorching days can also kill).
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ERBIL, Iraq (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Under a scorching sun, men in northern Iraq work to replace dirt roads with asphalt as a mechanical paver rumbles nearby.
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All told, the fires gnawed away more than 17,000 acres and 2,460 structures, scorching homes, cabins and churches and killing 14 people along a fiery path.
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Without this atmosphere, conditions on Earth would be more like the Moon, which is scorching hot (+203℃) during the day and bitterly cold (-150℃) at night.
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And while the beloved vacation season brings short weeks, long weekends, and plenty of travel, it also brings everyone's least favorite thing: some seriously scorching days.
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On Monday, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) explained on Twitter that roasting marshmallows over scorching, molten rock is not a great idea for a multitude of reasons.
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During the summer months, temperatures in Yellowstone can vary dramatically — while we were visiting, scorching 88-degree afternoons gave way to nights in the low 40s.
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Cryptocurrencies are back in the spotlight amid a scorching price rally this year, led by bitcoin, which has soared more than 270% so far in 2019.
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Blue Jays designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion leads the major leagues with 62 RBIs and has been scorching hot with nine homers and 22 RBIs in June.
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Finalet's long-sleeve shirt, which he needed to protect his skin from the scorching sun, had been soaked since he started his shift at 8 a.m.
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Warmer than usual winters are paired with scorching summer afternoons and unpredictable springs where the temperature can swing by 40 degrees in a matter of hours.
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High pressure drawing scorching air from the Sahara desert has already broken temperature records for Belgium and the Netherlands and is expected to persist until Friday.
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Leclerc was 0.124 seconds quicker than home hero Vettel in the afternoon session at a scorching Hockenheim, with a best lap of one minute 13.449 seconds.
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The Songkran festival is often referred to as the world's biggest water fight - a time when revellers splash water on each other under the scorching sun.
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I began at the crack of dawn with the call of the cockerel and time marched on with its scorching yellow sun and milky blue nights.
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And you, yung queen, be playful and adept at smashing the gender binary that assumes girls/lioness cubs can't also roll around in the scorching savannah.
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Think Captain America's shield, charged by Thor's godly lightning, screaming through space, combined with Captain Marvel's photon punches and Iron Man's scorching lasers backing her up.
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A scorching, arid future marked by a fierce, bloody struggle for a few drops of water is a standard theme of dystopian fiction and film-making.
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A change to the way Venus spins may have changed a once habitable environment into the scorching, oxygen-depleted environment the planet is now home to.
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With the temperature over 103 degrees, Mr. Clinton, rather than chatting on the scorching cement, climbed aboard to say hello to Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch.
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NEVADA: Laughlin, Nevada, which is tucked between the Mohave Crossing and the Dead Mountains Wilderness Area, reached a scorching 125 degrees Fahrenheit on June 29, 1994.
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As migrants set makeshift tents with blankets to protect them from the dusty wind and scorching sun, people from the ground and a bridge above waved.
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In January, he's shooting 43.7 percent from the field, a decline from his scorching month of December when he averaged 25.0 points on 47.1 percent shooting.
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It's only early July, and already California is baking under a scorching heat wave, while massive wildfires are burning in the central part of the state.
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Cryptocurrencies are back in the spotlight amid a scorching price rally this year, led by bitcoin, which has soared more than 270% so far in 2019.
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One of Colbert's strongest opening segments under President Trump to date came on February 14, via a scorching monologue aimed directly at Trump adviser Stephen Miller.
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Because of high pollution and scorching sunshine, convertibles are not selling in Asia, leaving the United States, Britain and Germany as the largest potential growth markets.
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The Serb was in clinical form, retrieving Del Potro's scorching forehand time and time again and delivering a masterclass in defensive tennis to beat the Argentine.
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The SF-based startup announced today that it has raised $175 million in Series E financing from Franklin Templeton Investments at a scorching $5.1 billion valuation.
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When Selena Gomez dropped her scorching new ballad "Lose You to Love Me" at midnight on Tuesday night, fans immediately went into overdrive on social media.
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Rising sea levels have led to increased flooding there, and consistently hotter temperatures will mean that the June summit will likely take place in scorching conditions.
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Nearly a quarter-century earlier, we learn, the couple crossed a scorching Mexican desert to illegally enter California, bringing their then-infant son, Emilio, with them.
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That image would be a lot more effective, though, if you had felt the real, scorching heat of lives that burned too bright with annihilating passion.
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In a segment aptly titled "Raise the Roof," Staceyann Chin, a performer and writer, gives the most scorching indictment of the treatment of black Americans today.
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There was no food and no water, and the trailer sat motionless somewhere in or near the scorching South Texas city of Laredo on Saturday morning.
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Working under the scorching sun and temperatures that can reach 42 degrees Celsius (108 Fahrenheit) means that skins tan no matter how much sunscreen they use.
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"I'm going to be in and out of the pool with the little kids and I don't want my feet scorching on this ground," he recalled.
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Mr. Driver will be competing with cherished memories of John Malkovich, whose scorching performance as Pale 32 years ago sealed his reputation as a dominating star.
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We fired up the grill over the weekend, shucked a bag of corn, and cheers-ed to the beginning of what will be one scorching hot summer.
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Activated by air or powered by liquid fuel, these warmers often feel scorching hot for a few hours, then barely lukewarm for the rest of the day.
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The blaze is largely out of control after scorching more than 6 square miles (16 square kilometers) of dry brush in on the park&aposs western edge.
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"The dogs here are malnourished and physically abused, crammed into tiny wire-floored pens, and exposed to the freezing winter elements and scorching summer conditions," he wrote.
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At a time when these kinds of records are broken with some regularity, it takes a particularly scorching month to raise eyebrows in the climate science community.
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That friction takes a simple, sketchy plot -- a scorching day in the life of Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood -- and turns it into a series of tense standoffs.
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In Utah, scorching summer temperatures and winds quickly pushed flames through bone-dry vegetation near a popular fishing lake about two hours southeast of Salt Lake City.
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That takes out a bunch of moving parts, avoids scorching the ground during takeoff and landing, and allows for a side-loading door, which the Army likes.
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Yesterday, some of that scorching lava got into contact with snow, causing the water's near-instantaneous evaporation and resulting in the explosion of steam, ash, and rocks.
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They weakened to 20 mph (30 kph) on Friday but scorching temperatures of above 90 degrees Fahrenheit (753 degrees Celsius) were complicating the firefighting effort, Osby said.
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An early decision not to charge its users has led to a scorching pace of growth for letgo, which explains its investors' interest in backing the service.
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Bright sun, scorching heat, sticky humidity — the sweet byproducts of the season are happening in full force right now, and our makeup is taking the biggest hit.
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This video has everything you need: a scorching soundtrack, the legendary poet Maya Angelou and a motley crew of fierce women slaying it in their respective sports.
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Now considered feral animals, they are reportedly tough enough to survive extreme conditions, including scorching heat, stormy weather, and poor quality food, on the remote barrier island.
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Scorching weather last month triggered power outages in some areas and sent electricity prices soaring, while bushfires have destroyed homes in the southern island state of Tasmania.
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It may seem counter intuitive but Germany – not famed for its scorching temperatures – had 25 gigawatts of installed solar capacity as of 2011, according to the WEC.
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Even those who have a bit more space and A/C for days usually aren't interested in a hot, hearty meal during the scorching days of summer.
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The scorching desert couldn't stop these hot celebs from stripping down at showing off their goods on the third day of the Coachella Music and Arts Festival.
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France, like much of Europe, is experiencing scorching weather in its southern regions, with forecasts showing temperatures reaching 37 degrees Celsius (98.6°F) in the Rhone valley.
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Video images later showed extensive scorching to the rear of the car and the Swede was unable to take part in second practice due to the damage.
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Survivors, who rely on shelters of bamboo sticks and black plastic sheets for protection from a scorching sun, face a major challenge in keeping their newborns alive.
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Las Vegas may see its highest temperature ever recorded, while temperatures today in Phoenix (119 degrees) and Death Valley, California (127 degrees) will be scorching, as well.
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Rubik's cube champion Feliks Zemdegs shared a video of solving the puzzle in a scorching 3.81 seconds — quicker than his previous world record time of 4.73 seconds.
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Many Californians are still in shellshock after last year brought both the most destructive and the largest wildfire in the state's history, scorching a combined 2202,2628 acres.
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In his scorching Oscar-nominated drama, Fernando Meirelles uses children from the slum to tell the tale of two young men struggling to escape its lethal hold.
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A bike and scooter safety promotion by police in Tempe, Arizona, has garnered an internet reaction as scorching as a free cup of Circle K hot chocolate.
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Granville Fleece Cocoon Coat, available at MPG Sport, $42If it's not freezing cold or scorching hot out, you'll most likely find me wearing this cozy, relaxed coat.
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The government is also able to easily sell burnt land, which has some residents insisting that the narrative of scorching land to weed out terrorists is nonsense.
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With well-manicured grass, stone paths and trees offering shade from the scorching sun, it has become a popular spot for Korogocho residents to meet and play.
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Maybe that accounts for the unhurried nature of this year's show, where only Lamar seemed to really burst through the malaise and deliver a truly scorching performance.
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The mandate for the competition was to plan a building with a low carbon footprint for a scorching climate that necessitates air-conditioning much of the year.
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At a youth festival in Seoul last month, he was all smiles despite scorching heat and nonstop dancing as youngsters chanted his nickname "Haldambi" - meaning Grandpa Dambi.
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I'd thought I would soon be finding out what Mr. Washington sounded like on record in a more modest configuration, putting his scorching tenor saxophone out front.
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However, you should avoid cooking buttery pastries and other light, flaky baked goods directly on the steel because the heat gets too intense and can cause scorching.
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The seven-hour procession under a scorching August sun, through narrow medieval streets built when only horses and people needed them, is itself an act of sacrifice.
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In parts of Asia, like Pakistan, a blast of scorching weather this year also had people there reaching for comparisons to hell on earth as records fell.
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Kellyanne Conway is here with a scorching hot take on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day ... she says MLK would take a hard stance against Donald Trump's impeachment.
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"Every day when I get up, I think about it," said the 23-year-old Christandro under the scorching Caribbean sun in the capital Port-au-Prince.
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Presenter Jennifer Aniston read a note from the actor, who was home in Australia, fighting to protect his family from wildfires scorching large sections of the country.
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As so often with Ms. Hicks, it's her colors that make the strongest impact: The work's scorching yellows and reds sneak up like snakes in the grass.
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Hill did not seem bothered by the cold, scorching the Raiders for a 36-yard touchdown reception before taking a punt back 78 yards for another score.
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Ricki Seidman, a Democratic communications consultant in Washington, who worked with Anita Hill during Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation hearings, in 1991, immediately posted a scorching response.
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The first explosive fire of the season roared across Northern California on Monday, scorching thousands of acres, razing several homes and forcing hundreds of residents to flee.
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She entered the lobby from the scorching Maltese sun wearing her green and white checkered silk scarf and white wide-brimmed hat with affirmation and slight disinterest.
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France, like much of Europe, is experiencing scorching weather in its southern regions, and forecasts show temperatures hitting 40 degrees Celsius (104°F) in the Rhone valley area.
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The 31-year-old bear, kept in another zoo in the city of Mendoza, was said to be depressed due to the scorching temperatures common in the area.
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Once the summer capital of British colonial administrators, Shimla remains popular with visitors who flock to escape the scorching heat of India's northern plains in May and June.
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It would later be learned that the heat shield wasn't damaged, but the fiery re-entry was made more spectacular by the scorching retropack in Earth's upper atmosphere.
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And if you ask us, the best styles are the ones that both look cool and feel cool — especially when you're dripping sweat in the scorching Indio heat.
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Television footage showed out-of-control flames and opaque clouds of smoke engulfing villages, scorching savannah and farm fields dotted with wavering palm trees and ripping across hillsides.
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The desire for a scorching solo like a bolt of white-light, so unashamedly open in its glory that all other music was left ashen in its wake.
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Australia's scorching and widespread heat waves throughout this summer propelled the national average temperature to a new all-time high for the season, according to its weather bureau.
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A scorching drought in many parts of East Africa has forced nomad pastoralists searching for water and fresh pastures for their cattle into protected wildlife areas, officials said.
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The debris was left by scorching avalanches of newly-formed rock and gas — known as pyroclastic flows — which, when erupted, measured some 1,800-degrees Fahrenheit, according to NASA.
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Cairo, Egypt, could experience summers as scorching as those in Abu Dhabi, which today is one of the hottest places on the planet, according to a new report.
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After a brutal challenge in scorching 118 degree Cambodian heat, three contestants zonked out from heatstroke, and Caleb took a (Russell) Swan dive that ended with a medevac.
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Most of the pizzerias we love use powerful, massive ovens that max out at around 800 degrees, scorching the outside crust and forcing the cheese to melt evenly.
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WFP's Syria country director Jakob Kern said the agency had delivered canned food, juices, bread and other goods to families living in camps, exposed to scorching summer temperatures.
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Indeed, I was so sure that JP was going home at tribal council, that I was already scripting my scorching takedown of Chrissy and Ryan's awful decision-making.
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One area where questions remain is over Tokyo's ability to host a Summer Games in scorching temperatures, which reached a record 41.1 degrees Celsius in July this year.
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To prevent this problem, NASA developed a "revolutionary" carbon heat shield that will keep the probe's electronics at room temperature as it passes through the Sun's scorching atmosphere.
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Scorching hot or freezing cold, it's important to consider your pet's safety when the weather gets serious, especially if you are leaving the house with your furry friend.
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The U.S. Southwest is almost guaranteed to suffer scorching, decades-long "megadroughts" if the world continues producing greenhouse gas emissions at its current pace, a new study warns.
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Denver runs this style of offense through Jokic, and it has led to a scorching 115.1 ORTG since December 15, when he was named the Nuggets' starting center.
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In addition to ditching my heavy creams and foundations in preparation for the scorching temps, I've started seeking out products that literally force my skin to chill out.
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With help from the ground, NASA astronaut Jeff Williams began inflating... It's Memorial Day weekend and the summer has officially kicked off — and it'll likely be scorching hot.
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Then in 2017, he won an even rarer award, this time for his scorching criticism of the entire digital technology industry in which he had worked so successfully.
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When I arrive one scorching Sunday afternoon, there are already some 50 people queuing anxiously to get their fix from a stall by the side of the road.
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Scorching heat and tinder-dry conditions across the West have contributed to massive wildfires in the past week that have destroyed properties and forced residents to seek shelter.
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A technical fault due to scorching summer temperatures appeared to have caused the blast in al-Haritha 10 km (6 miles) north of Basra, a police source said.
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This allows you to cook larger, denser ingredients or slower-cooking things (like baked goods) over the unlit but still plenty hot side of the grill without scorching.
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He recalls once attempting to make a soup stock by pouring a wine into a vat of boiled fat and accidentally scorching his friend's roof in the process.
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The hot-hitting Tim Beckham is 4-for-9 in the series and is a scorching 30-for-62 with four homers since being acquired from Tampa Bay.
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She has won praise from some in Britain's black community for confronting police racism in a scorching speech in 2014, and curbing the use of stop-and-search.
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Many of the things that keep us the most comfortable on scorching days — breathable shorts, spray bottles, bucket hats, sun hats, baseball hats, all hats — look extremely corny.
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Critics said the facility was demeaning for inmates, who stayed in scorching heat over 100 degrees, ate calorie-controlled meals and were given pink accessories including their underwear.
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But, of course, nuance has no place when you've got a totally scorching meme that leverages the suffering of millions to score a quick political burn, right, Donny?
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Basically Eminem collected all of the major criticisms of Trump's first year in office, and put them in one scorching freestyle, which is hard to be mad about.
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He is a rising star in the Let's Play community, which features YouTube videos of gamers scorching the competition while adding their own running commentary as they play.
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" The song is a soulful, scorching ballad; "it's wonderful to be back here," she tells an invisible rapturous crowd, "even though I'm here, singing this song, a lot.
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The Bulls were scorching hot to start the game and built a 252-221 lead before Thibodeau called a timeout with 5:10 left in the first quarter.
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While Walker declined to talk to me about her latest exhibition at Sikkema Jenkins & Co., her scorching artist statement doubled down on the contention that her work inspires.
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Cocktails and Nonalcoholic Drinks For picnic sipping, this batch version of a classic G and T goes well with scorching weather and rich food hot off the grill.
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Usually, before the raki, the women ride home again, in darkness, carrying burning torches, scorching the low trees, leaving the young men to their longing and their headaches.
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Several months after the blazes started, scorching subtropical rainforest in September, they have burned 16 million acres, destroyed more than 2,000 homes and killed at least 29 people.
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As the pining, mutually destructive leads in Massenet's "Manon" at the Met in 2015, pouring out their love at the Church of St.-Sulpice, their connection was scorching.
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In the summer, this generally means hot and dry weather is likely, and depending on the strength, positioning, and duration of the ridge, conditions can be downright scorching.
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Intense fires have been burning across southeastern Australia for months, encroaching on major cities, threatening popular tourist destinations and scorching forests that are home to millions of animals.
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But she recovered to take her place at Melbourne Park and has gone from strength to strength, downing world number three Simona Halep in a scorching semi-final.
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Pausing under the scorching July sun to talk politics, Linda McSweeney, a Republican voter who works in business development, said she viewed Mr. Flake as a distant figure.
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The summer of 2019 had brought no relief; July was the hottest month on record for the planet, with scorching heat waves setting record-high temperatures across Europe.
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A short circuit in the LED-module could cause scorching damage on the roof and possibly set the vehicle on fire, the magazine said, citing a company spokesman.
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It was not clear whether the C.I.A. would be enthusiastic about resuming a role in detaining and interrogating terrorism suspects after its scorching experience over the past decade.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) stunned Games organizers in October by announcing the marathon and race walk would be moved to Sapporo to avoid Tokyo's scorching summer heat.
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Firefighters were still putting out smoldering areas as Greece suffered a fatal combination of scorching 21965-degree temperatures and severe drought that turned its hillside forests into kindling.
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As our reviewer, Melanie Finn, put it, "Forna's finely structured novel powerfully succeeds on a more intimate scale as its humane characters try to navigate scorching everyday cruelties."
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The price of ether, the scorching-hot rival to bitcoin, soared to an all-time high above $445 Friday morning, up more than 9% against the US dollar.
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Because of the dynasty element and scorching power struggles, Mr. Lithgow said, the play reminds him of "The Crown," the Netflix show in which he played Winston Churchill.
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France's scorching temperatures could play a role in Friday's highly anticipated Women's World Cup quarterfinal match between the United States and France in Paris, though a 9 p.m.
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There was unusual cold in the West, tornadoes and widespread floods have been slamming the central United States, and a record-breaking heat wave has been scorching the Southeast.
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Medvedev's alleged grotesquely extravagant property empire (private ski slope, helicopter pads and even a duck house) was the subject of a scorching documentary by the opposition leader Alexey Navalny.
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Ahead, six reporters from across the country share the makeup products that can weather a torrential downpour, a scorching heat wave, or even freezing temperatures on a football field.
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Twitter's the difference between J.K. Rowling who wrote amazing books and J.K. Rowling who hits Trump with that omggggg scorching Twitter burn that doesn't move the needle for shit.
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State fire officials released an update Thursday night on the fire northwest of the state capitol of Sacramento that is scorching its way through drought-stricken timber and brush.
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Power demand soared to a record high of 84,970 MW on Thursday as more people and businesses used electricity to cool down and cope with the scorching summer heat.
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It's funny, yes, but also filled with a scorching fury that finally resolves in a sense that to do better, we have to tear apart every assumption we have.
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"Lately, both stocks have been rallying, and if that inventory adjustment is over, then these two rivals could have scorching runs once they report," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Panthera, a charity that manages "corridors" for jaguars that stretch from Argentina to Mexico, guesses that just 5,000 of the cats are left in los llanos, Colombia's scorching savannah.
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Michael Lucey's translation conveys both the scorching sorrow and the cool intelligence of a book that—half-misery memoir, half-radical tract—finds a voice for so much pain.
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Rosberg had set a scorching pace under pressure to seize pole position in qualifying on Saturday but the German's weekend began unraveling as soon as the lights went out.
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Even now, 10 months post-partum, I won't leave the house without swiping it on, and I keep one in my bag for touch-ups on particularly scorching days.
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Well, I can't speak to that last one, but I can say that this video shows a meteor scorching across the sky while it passes behind an erupting volcano.
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The wildfires that swept northern California's wine country were the deadliest in the state's history, scorching at least 245,000 acres (99,148 hectares) and incinerating 8,900 homes and other structures.
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That leaves workers like Mohamed Doumbé Keita, an undocumented migrant from Guinea, earning less than $30 for a shift that can last up to 15 hours in scorching heat.
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The fire in the Redding area, 225 miles north of San Francisco, is the largest of 18 wildfires through the state of California, scorching 126,000 acres since July 23
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Mariah Carey's sending a harsh -- and expensive -- message to ex James Packer by scorching the actual wedding dress she was going to wear when they walked down the aisle.
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In 43, the summer weather seemed to align perfectly with what the corn needed for success, and in 2012, intense drought and scorching temperatures massacred much of the crop.
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I had already watched it dozens of times, but with the BoomStick I noticed things I had previously missed, like the scorching sound of the TIE Fighter's laser blasts.
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There are no discernible holes in the roofs of buildings, no signs of scorching, blown-out walls, displaced trees around the madrasa or other signs of an aerial attack.
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Tim doesn't offer any scorching hot political takes, but instead reminds folks the most important duty for U.S. citizens is to get out and vote ... and vote your conscience.
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"I've got a lot of confidence in the game right now," he told reporters after carding a five-under 1443 on a scorching Saturday at TPC Southwind in Memphis.
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Onstage at the Code Conference with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, Clinton praised her campaign's own data team before launching into a scorching criticism of the DNC's data machine.
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But by far the most scorching burn came from Vermont's Patrick Leahy, who questioned Pruitt's claim that security threats require him to fly in first class at taxpayers' expense.
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He wore ragged green pants, a filthy shirt, and, despite the scorching temperatures, a yellow woollen hat, which he pulled down over his eyes whenever he started to cry.
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Killings were hidden by flames Back at the Colts Neck mansion, a fire was growing hotter and hotter, scorching the rooms of the more than 5,700-square-foot home.
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The link between climate change and hurricane frequency has not been firmly established by scientists, but rising seas and scorching heat seem to worsen the damage the storms incur.
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Then, under the scorching sun of the deadliest California heat wave in nearly sixty years, we returned each day to the cool library and scoured Web sites for jobs.
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The arsonists appear to operate with little deference to class, equally at ease scorching a shiny new BMW or Mercedes as they are setting a battered old van ablaze.
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A series of somber ceremonies take place here every day, with relatives carrying in the caskets under the scorching sun as mourners surround them to grieve and sing hymns.
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Which brings me back to that scorching hot day at NLand Surf Park, the newly-opened, human-engineered surf pool outside of Austin that is powered by Wavegarden tech.
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A scorching heat wave and a drought revealed a henge, or circular enclosure, in the ground at the Unesco World Heritage Site adjacent to Newgrange, reports the Irish Times.
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Fair Game John Stumpf, the chairman and chief executive of Wells Fargo, won a dubious achievement award from one of his interrogators during Tuesday's scorching hearings on Capitol Hill.
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It was 78 percent contained after scorching more than 127,478 acres (51,589 hectares), mostly in the Los Padres National Forest, and destroying 57 homes and 11 outbuildings, officials said.
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Adelman's assessment has burst forth amid Roberts' recent efforts to rope off the Court and just a week after scorching exchanges at the fulcrum of the law and politics.
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This was the neighborhood, on the western edge of Raqqa, the Islamic State's de facto capital, where I met Hassan Hashem Ramadan on a scorching Thursday in late August.
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Even as Isner has pocketed several career-best results this year, the grinding endurance test of that Wimbledon semifinal, followed by a scorching summer, could be taking a toll.
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The Golden Globe Awards became a de facto rally for the Time's Up movement, with actresses wearing black to protest sexual harassment and Oprah Winfrey delivering a scorching speech.
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Visiting journalists can find respite in a handful of dark, cell-like rooms facing away from the river and the scorching afternoon sun and equipped with faltering air-conditioners.
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The idea sounded absurd until I undertook the Marathon des Sables, a 147-mile adventure through the Sahara's scorching 130-degree temperatures, towering sand dunes and steep mountain passes.
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It will travel closer to the sun than any Earth spacecraft has ever done before, venturing within four million miles of the scorching surface by 2024, according to NASA.
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Since last year, the rate of deforestation in Brazil has increased nearly forty per cent, with thousands of fires—many of them intentionally set—scorching forests across the Amazon.
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The paved, 32-mile Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail starts in Old Sacramento's Discovery Park and travels along the American River, a tubing hot spot during the scorching summer months.
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For Nadal or Federer to win again in New York, performance behind their second serves will matter more than their scorching forehand winners, aces or adventures to the net.
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Godwin rode a scorching-hot start to overall WR22020 status through the first six weeks in 2019, but he cooled off and was the WR26 in Weeks 7-17.
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Against a sky of jammy violets and scorching oranges that stretches above emerald waters, a boyish figure rests on a landmass bisected by the stream of a rushing waterfall.
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Sounding like DEVO and Television processed through a garbage disposal, the track builds up to a scorching instrumental breakdown that's one of the most hypnotic moments of the year.
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As the sun rises amid an already scorching summer, the pressure will hold the accumulated heat in place and the triple-digit temperatures will tick up higher and higher.
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Neighbouring Japan is also in the grip of scorching temperatures, which is giving rise to concerns about athlete safety when Tokyo hosts the Summer Olympics in two years' time.
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On Wednesday, Republican lawmakers defended Mr. Trump and the strike, and in scorching terms accused Democrats of attempting repeatedly to undermine the president's rightful powers as commander in chief.
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That year, in the midst of a scorching El Niño, McNab led the WCS field survey to a scarlet-macaw-nesting site on the fringes of Laguna del Tigre.
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She smacked away the second, returning it as a tidy fly, and with the third, she connected again, a scorching line drive toward what would have been second base.
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There comes a point in late summer when, despite the still-scorching-heat, warm-weather shopping comes to a halt and you've just got to work with what you've got.
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From the Brownie's Edge pan to coffee beans that promise to keep your coffee from scorching your tongue, we wanted to see if these products live up to the hype.
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The so-called Chimney Tops and Cobbly Nob fires gnawed away more than 17,000 acres and 2,460 structures, scorching homes, cabins and churches along a fiery path through Sevier County.
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An old attendant gave exfoliating rubs, turning bathers one way then another as he worked a coarse glove over their bodies before dousing them in scorching water, blushing the skin.
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Far from the scorching alleys of Gumbo, Stacey is finishing her homework in a purpose-built classroom inside the shelter, while a gaggle of children play in the dusty courtyard.
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Here are five things you need to know about the scorching star: As captain and co-owner of Argentina's Black Watch team, he lives and breathes the sport of kings.
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TAMISSI, Burkina Faso (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dieudonné Sedogo waits patiently in line to see the doctor in the scorching 49-degree Celsius heat of this village in central Burkina Faso.
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After all, taking your style up a few inches allows for an extra bounce when you walk and allows the wind to float over your shoulders in the scorching heat.
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Pet care expert (and owner of seven dogs) Charlotte Reed appeared on Fox and Friends to share her top tips for keeping your pets comfortable and safe this scorching summer.
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I climbed to the top and emerged in a garden with rows of flowering trees, though they didn't bloom during the scorching weeks of high summer, as it was now.
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Mets 7, Marlins 2 Michael Conforto homered twice, and Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil added long balls for scorching New York, which capped a four-game sweep of visiting Miami.
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That is 245 percent higher than last year's registry, Mustafa told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, as patients queued up under a scorching sun at the hospital's pollen allergy emergency center.
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GREAT FALLS, Montana — On the first scorching hot day of Montana summer, Trump fans had been lined up outside the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls, since 210:220 a.m.
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That will dent the number of migrants reaching the United States, though flows across the US-Mexico border tend to dip anyway in the scorching months of June and July.
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Nvidia GPUs running on Max-Q devices are designed to run at slower speeds, sipping less power and reducing performance so they can maintain their thinness without become scorching hot.
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The fire has destroyed hundreds of homes and forced about 37,000 people to evacuate and experts warn conditions could worsen with high winds and more scorching heat in the forecast.
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Scientists warn that the world should expect more scorching heat waves due to climate change and that current temperature highs are in line with predictions made over a decade ago.
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More than 20,000 people both from the diaspora and from within Romania rallied outside government headquarters in scorching temperatures, waving Romanian and European Union flags and demanding the Cabinet's resignation.
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The lone camper There are 136 campsites at the Furnace Creek Campground, but on this scorching hot night (the overnight low is 91 degrees) there is only one spot filled.
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When you slip a cardboard sleeve on a paper coffee cup filled with your half-caf vanilla oat milk latte, you're protecting your hand from the sloshing liquid's scorching heat.
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It was only a matter of time until the Detroit Tigers offense would get hot and start outscoring other teams, and they are in a scorching stretch at the moment.
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The wildfire scorching through Canada's oil sands region in northeast Alberta had been expected to double in size on Sunday, but light rains and cooler temperatures helped hold it back.
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You don't drive a Soviet or German killing machine and imagine yourself going to the shop to pick up eggs—you probably imagine yourself roaming a battlefield, scorching some earth.
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Kate Upton is FURIOUS Justin Verlander didn't win the A.L. Cy Young Award -- sending a scorching note to the MLB writers who voted on it ... YOU F**KED MY FIANCE.
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South Asia's central plain sees scorching temperatures and strong winds that whip up fierce dust storms at this time of the year, just before the onset of the rainy season.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games organizers have formally proposed moving the start time of the marathon races forward to avoid the worst of the Japanese capital's scorching summer heat.
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His most recent, A Doubter's Almanac, is about a mathematical genius named Milo Andret, and the ways his genius becomes a liability, scorching Milo and the people close to him.
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After seeing a video of Cooper in the studio perfectly manifesting Rocket's jerky mannerisms, tense expressions, and overall gruff delivery of scorching one-liners, I have a new favorite Guardian.
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Wozniacki, however, won seven of the next eight points to force a decider but the unseeded Strycova reeled off the last three games to seal victory under the scorching sun.
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About 75% of all electricity produced in the UAE is sucked up by buildings, mainly to fuel air-conditioners that keep locals fresh during the scorching summer months, Stewart said.
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Washington, DC, saw the second hottest day of the year on Wednesday at a scorching 98 degrees — the second-hottest day of this year, forecaster Ian Livingston noted on Twitter.
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VIRGINIA: Virginia hit a scorching 100 degrees Fahrenheit three times — twice in the first week of July 1900 in Columbia, and once on July 15, 1954, in Balcony Falls, Glasgow.
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Instead of environmental laws and water regulations, local officials and experts have said scorching heat and dry conditions have led to several of the worst wildfires California has ever seen.
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El Nino, or warming of sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific, can lead to scorching weather conditions across Asia and east Africa, but heavy rains and floods in South America.
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But when a bikini or one-piece feels like the only viable option in terms of clothing for scorching temperatures and absurdly high levels of humidity, where does one turn?
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Here is a sampling of other masterworks that have been lost, and improbably found: On a scorching day in August 1911, Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" disappeared from the Louvre.
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More than 286 sheep, goats and cows stood in the scorching heat of a desolate no-man's land in arid northern Kenya, as Maasai and Samburu herders negotiated their handover.
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And then, surrounded by college students who called him a traitor for refusing to be drafted, he could unleash scorching, unpunctuated sermons about racial hypocrisy and the myths of patriotism.
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At least 31 people have died in the wildfires scorching California, and with more than 200 people still missing the death toll is likely to rise in the coming days.
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This real-life horror story inspired Miriam Toews's scorching sixth novel, "Women Talking," set in the fictional Mennonite colony of Molotschna, where nearly every girl and woman has been raped.
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So, on my first leg that took me to the scorching beaches of Panama and the icescape of Lake Superior, I went with a 50-50 approach to my luggage.
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Even in 2019, humanity's sins are starting to bear their rotten fruit, in the form of scorching heat waves, relentless flooding, and brutal storms, all made harsher by climate change.
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The Amazon fires are scorching the Earth's most vital ecosystem at such a voracious rate that by the time you read this, thousands more trees will have turned to ashes.
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Multinational companies recall the big fines and scorching headlines that European banks suffered a few years ago to settle accusations that they had evaded the United States' sanctions against Iran.
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LOS ANGELES — More than 23,000 firefighters battled wildfires burning through the Verdugo Mountains on the north edge of Los Angeles on Sunday, in the midst of a scorching heat wave.
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Scorching temperatures also caused dramatic weather breakdowns, including strong storms that brought a whirlwind, as well as hail the size of tennis balls, injuring dozens of people across the country.
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About 75% of all electricity produced in the UAE is sucked up by buildings, mainly to fuel air-conditioners that keep locals fresh during the scorching summer months, Stewart said.
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And Mr. Reverdito, who has hung green nets to protect his own nebbiolo grapes from hail, said the nets had the added benefit of reducing damage from the scorching sun.
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Yet, despite the Rockets' scorching start, the Jazz remained close, doing so by converting 9 of 10 free throws while amassing 663 points in the paint in the first period.
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Muguruza continued her sudden and sparkling revival at the year's first Grand Slam by downing Simona Halep 7-6(213) 7-5 in a semi-final played in scorching heat.
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The scorching heatwaves and wildfires out west and the epic flooding from Harvey and Irma, are just the latest in a growing list of climate change driven, extreme weather events.
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Set the temperature at medium-low, around 300 degrees, and use a pizza stone (or a couple of bricks) if you're worried about your casserole scorching over an open flame.
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Overall, Golden State shot a scorching 60 percent from the floor, including 53.8 percent from 3-point range, in a battle of the top two teams in the Western Conference.
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Athletics 6, Rangers 5 Khris Davis blasted a two-out, two-strike, two-run home run in the ninth inning, rallying scorching Oakland to another improbable victory in Arlington, Texas.
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Jackson ruled in a scorching decision on Monday that McGahn must comply with the subpoena, rejecting the Justice Department's arguments that the White House is largely immune to congressional oversight.
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Two days after scorching the Warriors for 22011, and one day after getting far more real than you typically see a pro athlete get online, Lillard did it all again.
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Butler and McDermott have been deadly—the Bulls have a scorching 124.6 ORTG in their 132 minutes together—and when you add Mirotic to the mix, that number becomes 130.8.
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Haiti doubled the advantage 12 minutes later when Nicaraguan defender Manuel Rosas deflected the ball into his own net for an own goal on a scorching hot day in Frisco.
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Now, after Dany went rogue and used her dragon to eviscerate King's Landing, scorching men, women, and children without a care (seriously, she could have torched Jon for all we know).
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Even by Bee's own reliably furious standards, the segment is scorching — and she's the only late-night host who would have done something like this with quite so much unabashed rage.
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Image: Akatsuki Orbiter/Institute of Space and Astronautical Science/Japan Aerospace Exploration AgencyVenus, with its crushing atmospheric pressure and scorching surface temperatures, seems an unlikely place for life to take hold.
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This wasn't some playing-out-the-string type scenario for the 8th round 2013 draft pick out of Notre Dame either, it was smack dab in a scorching Wild Card race.
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In order to deal with the scorching heat of the day, the sailors on night duty would wake up their sleeping crewmates so everyone could take freshwater showers when it rained.
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Amazon revenue has been growing at a scorching pace as more shopping moves online and businesses shift their computing operations to the cloud, where Amazon Web Services (AWS) leads the market.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba/PARIS (Reuters) - Crop-scorching drought in Europe is providing Canadian canola farmers a timely new opportunity to move supplies that have piled up since China stopped buying this year.
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Turn the corner, and there's a stretch of empty, dug-out lots, punctuated with mailboxes or fences twisted by scorching temperatures — the only signs of the homes that once stood here.
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Also on Tuesday, the White House sent a scorching eight-page letter to leading House Democrats saying they would no longer cooperate with the investigation because it's a political hit job.
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Retail was mostly a laggard for most of the decade but started contributing substantially in the last two to three years and matched the scorching growth pace of Reliance's telecom operations.
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They were thick, plush, patterned in frilly florals and scrolls, and came in either a serious-looking palette of brown and gold or eye-scorching fluorescents (and never anything in between).
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ZEBBUG, Malta (Reuters) - Under the scorching Maltese sun, Josephine Xuereb carefully sweeps salt originating from the Mediterranean Sea into small piles, a job generations of her family have done since 1860.
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With heat waves and wildfires scorching the western US, meteorologist Kelvin Droegemeier, an expert on extreme weather, has been nominated to lead the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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The season premiere opened with a scorching parody of Kavanaugh's fiery testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday — with Matt Damon playing President Donald Trump's embattled Supreme Court nominee, 53.
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New Mexico State Police told an NBC affiliate in New Mexico that the scorching temperatures, which were over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37.8 degrees Celsius), contributed to the deaths of the men.
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As you watch the scorching liquid of doom cascade onto the phone, knowing that it's expensive and knowing that millions of people have bought one, is what makes is so satisfying.
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Another day, another set of ridiculously hot photos from Johnny Manziel's bride-to-be Bre Tiesi ... who continues to annihilate our senses with scorching bikini pics on the beaches of Miami.
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The SWAT team failed to find an intruder in that home, despite breaking almost every window, blowing up the door, filling the home with teargas, and scorching the flooring with flashbangs.
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" Breitbart News is also letting its opinion be known via a scorching headline on the popular alt-right website: "Obamacare 2.0 Guts Enforcement, Gives Illegal Aliens Health Care Through Identity Fraud.
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Why you'll love it: The Oliso TG1600 Smart Iron is smart enough to know when you've released the iron's handle, and it lifts itself off the ironing board to prevent scorching.
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As the Irons Expert review shows, the iron automatically lifts itself off the ironing board whenever you are no longer holding the handle of the iron, so as to prevent scorching.
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Nuggets score season-high 146 points in rout of Pelicans DENVER — New Orleans withstood a hot start by Denver, but it couldn't overcome a scorching second half without its star forward.
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"I want to shine a light on something I saw in my feed on Twitter, something that's actually not a good sign ... for this red-hot, scorching bull market," he said.
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Before dawn, someone tossed a similarly crude grenade at a window, but it bounced off and landed on an awning, burning the structure and scorching an exterior wall, the police said.
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"CYKIQ is a savior for me in this scorching heat; it's reasonable, easy and fun," said 21-year old Umme Hani, also an industrial design student and living in NUST's hostel.
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London is forecast to reach 37 C (98.6 F) and Paris is expected to hit 42 C (107.6 F). Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands are also being slammed by scorching temperatures.
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Maybe it's because I grew up in Florida where my "outdoor gear" included flip flops, bathing suits, bug spray, and loose T-shirts that kept me cool in the scorching heat.
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The massive Thomas fire in Southern California now ranks as the state's largest-ever wildfire, scorching more than 280,000 acres, or 440 square miles — nearly the size of New York City.
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The scorching heat will bring triple-digit temperatures to Los Angeles, where the mercury is forecast to reach 105 degrees on Friday and 100 on Saturday, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said.
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The police notice comes after an experimental launch for Starhopper last month resulted in brush fires that quickly spread to the nearby Las Palomas Wildlife Management Area, scorching about 100 acres.
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Yankees Hall of Famer Goose Gossage gave an absolutely scorching interview to ESPN's Andrew Marchand on the state of baseball today; pardon my spoiler, but Goose isn't that pleased with it.
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Matt Carpenter has gone 5-for-8 over his last two games and is a scorching 13-for-31 with three homers and five doubles during his eight-game hitting streak.
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Cutting those people off from the (already tenuous) electricity that powers their phones, sewing machines, lamps, and fans will directly impact their livelihoods and health, especially in the scorching September heat.
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If each firm hits their targets, there's roughly $4.4 billion in new capital that could be flooding into an already scorching market for investment into Chinese startups, according to SEC filings.
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He's the lawman who makes jail inmates wear pink underwear and live in a scorching desert tent and eat only two meals a day, because whatever criminals deserve, it isn't dignity.
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The former Miss Universe set up shop in Palm Springs on Sunday for a photo shoot with Vital Proteins ... where she had to pretend she wasn't bothered by the scorching heat!!
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At times, it gets incredibly hectic, with laser fire scorching the scenery; at others, it allows you to drink in the view and just be wowed by its sense of scale.
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Wildfires are tearing across California, Colorado, New Mexico and other Western states this week, chewing up bone-dry mountainsides, scorching buildings and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate from their homes.
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For example, even after 25 years of scorching growth, the American economy remains more than a third larger than China's, and American consumers remain the No. 1 target for Chinese exports.
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He felt the Swiss's status meant organisers at events such as the Australian Open would regularly schedule Federer's matches during the night session so that he would avoid the scorching temperatures.
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Under a scorching sun, they slumped in wedges of shadow in the lee of the town hall and the main Catholic church, or under plastic sheeting they carried in their knapsacks.
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She struck pay dirt on a nude beach in Jacob Riis Park in 1980, when a Hasidic Jew, dressed in black hat and overcoat on a scorching summer day, unexpectedly appeared.
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"The vehicle was recovered and the initial assessment was that the fire was contained to the engine compartment, and other than scorching marks the hull appears to be okay," Scrocca said.
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Just 20 days before the first nominating contest, the campaign of veteran leftie and heart attack survivor Bernie Sanders is scorching earth and showing he's ready to do anything to win.
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In Lynn Nottage's scorching play "Sweat," the bonds among a group of working-class friends and family are frayed to the breaking point by the pressure of an eroding economic future.
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Deportivo La Coruna suffered a second straight defeat under Clarence Seedorf, the Dutch coach's side losing 1-0 at Alaves to a scorching strike from former Barcelona loanee Munir El Haddadi.
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Hundreds of massive wildfires are burning throughout the country — scorching more than 21625 million acres so far — with 2900 people dead, more missing, thousands fleeing, and at least 220006,2202 homes destroyed.
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The atmosphere is already in a La Niña-type pattern, and the weather forecasts are responding with scorching heat for the second half of July in key corn and soybean states.
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There was that scorching hot morning at the port in Banjul, Gambia, where my brother and I had no choice but to wait the four hours until a ferry finally arrived.
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Winemakers on the island shrugged off the scorching heat on Monday, not expecting damage to their grapes as they had a cooler than average spring which has delayed the growing season.
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The administration, turning scorching fire on Republicans seeking compromise defeated a bipartisan attempt to shield Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program recipients in exchange for funding for the President's border wall.
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"We've got to make the most of this; we just don't know how long it's going last," said Crystal Baron as she sipped a pint of beer under the scorching sun.
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Hicks originally started on the wall in late July but had to start over because a heavy rainstorm, combined with scorching summer heat, warped the second 70' layer of the mural.
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It's the dead of winter, so naturally, all any of us can think about is laying on a pleasantly scorching beach with a good book and a maybe even a strawberry margarita.
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A spokeswoman said power consumption was 10 percent higher than normal for this period of the year as the people turn on fans and coolers at full blast due to scorching temperatures.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's Weather Service has said the likelihood of an El Nino weather pattern, which brought a scorching drought to southern Africa last year, returning later this year has decreased.
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A scorching, arid 155-mile-long lowland, it also contains the volcanic Dallol dome and its polychromatic geothermal field, which features some of the world's saltiest, most acidic bodies of superheated water.
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Inmates were often in chain gangs, fed only twice a day to save costs, and went without relief from the scorching Arizona temperatures that at times could hover around 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
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HARARE (Reuters) - A scorching drought in Southern Africa that led to widespread crop failure could nudge African nations to finally embrace genetically modified (GM) crops to improve harvests and reduce grain imports.
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The tender chicken is smoked with crushed pimento leaves over a scorching hot grill to give it that signature jerk taste and served with a crispy pickled vegetable slaw in coco bread.
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Before we know what's going on, he holds up two plates over the flaming gas range, heating them up to get Tess' skin used to the scorching heat of a plate. Oh!
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Elijah Cummings, who represents a large portion of Baltimore, the Baltimore Sun editorial board responded with a scorching editorial that said if there was any rat troubling the city, it was Trump.
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The western storm follows a summer of wild weather in Australia's east and southeast, where drought and months of scorching summer temperatures led to unprecedented fires that still burn in some places.
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To keep up with production, thousands of workers from every part of the country are heading to the scorching Texas desert, where entry-level oilfield jobs regularly pay over $22018,000 a year.
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That accolade goes to the scorching conditions created by the LHC, which managed to create a plasma "soup" of sub-atomic gluons and quarks with an estimated temperature of 10 trillion degrees.
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It seemed incomprehensible that parents could leave a child in a car and then go about their daily activities, as their child dies of hyperthermia in a car that reaches scorching temperatures.
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But to those who'd argue that we should be pumping aerosols into the air to shield our planet from the scorching sun, a word of warning: the cooling effect is short-lived.
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For instance, when reports broke that Donald Trump allegedly called El Salvador, Haiti, and countries in Africa "shithole countries," Merriam-Webster followed up with a particularly scorching word of the day: reprehensible.
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Hargreaves Lansdown said it was worrying that Kingfisher's sales in Britain were "more a function of a scorching summer than any underlying progress", saying the pressure was on the group to deliver.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Paris authorities on Monday activated a heatwave alert plan for the capital as France prepared for another week of scorching temperatures just a month after a similar heatwave in June.
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It's already helped cause more scorching summer days in many areas of the world, especially in cities, and it will undoubtedly lead to more periods of extreme weather, such as heat waves.
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An El Nino weather pattern typically brings scorching heat across Southeast Asia, and knock-on effects from last year's event has lowered palm output in top growers Indonesia and Malaysia this year.
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The scorching heat wave across the country could affect up to 200 million Americans, from the Midwest to the East Coast, and is already responsible for at least six deaths, authorities say.
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Beyond the hullabaloo at samba schools—practising for their bawdy annual face-off during Carnival, which starts on February 214.25th—business pauses while Brazilians go on holiday in the scorching southern summer.
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They have a scorching 116 offensive rating in 436 minutes with Joe Johnson playing smallball power forward since the Favors injury, a mark on par with teams like the Golden State Warriors.
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The resultant release of the album, Zaire 270, on the UK label Wrasse Records (in collaboration with a reborn Chisa Records), serves as both historical corrective and a truly scorching musical document.
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The women say they teamed up with famed director Chris Applebaum and made a scorching hot mini-movie -- wearing bikinis and drinking Tecate -- but it didn't go over well with their bosses.
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In the scorching Saturday sun, on the hottest day of the year so far, I made the trip to south-west London looking to get a clearer picture of things to come.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Scorching "Lucifer" heatwaves above 40 degrees Celsius (104°F) will become normal by the 2050s in southern Europe, scientists said on Wednesday, calling for preparedness to save lives.
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Communities that grappled with rising floodwaters last week now find themselves battling scorching summer temperatures well above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F), as foul-smelling garbage piles up in mud-splattered streets.
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It has been fanned by high winds and scorching temperatures, hampering efforts by firefighters backed by helicopters from British military bases on the island and water bomber aircraft from Greece and Israel.
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Paul Beatty's novel "The Sellout," a scorching satire that wrenches humor out of painful subjects like slavery, police violence and segregation, won the National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction on Thursday.
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Menu items like the scorching hot chicken wings, dusted with Szechuan peppercorns and chilies, are an enjoyably mouth-numbing experience; so are the chewy green tea noodles, which will caffeinate your appetite.
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On the other are conservative Republicans and far-right political pundits who are scorching the airwaves in response, some suggesting the president is doomed in 2020 if he doesn't back off entirely.
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On the other are conservative Republicans and far-right political pundits who are scorching the airwaves in response, some suggesting the president is doomed in 2013 if he doesn't back off entirely.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, who rocked Thursday's hearing and shifted the course of the Kavanaugh nomination with a scorching assault on Democrats, acknowledged Republican concern about the Democratic intentions.
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After all, bacterial life has been found on Earth just about everywhere we look: at the very bottom of the ocean, near scorching thermal vents, 2 miles beneath one of Greenland's glaciers.
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After that, we fall into an increasingly murky abyss, where the codes and consequences, the trawling and trolling of the internet are considered with scorching, circular cynicism by Toby (Justin Gregory Lopez).
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On a scorching 99-degree day, I made my way across the parking lot to the Design Center, which was previously called the Styling building, my first stop at the G.M. center.
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As average temperatures continue to rise due to climate change, health officials are bracing for more wildfires scorching wider swaths of Western lands, leading to more coughing, wheezing, heart attacks, and deaths.
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On Monday, crews were still struggling to tame the deadly blaze in central Portugal, even as more than 2,000 firefighters battled separate fires around the country amid strong winds and scorching temperatures.
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Maybe it&aposs because I grew up in Florida where my "outdoor gear" included flip flops, bathing suits, bug spray, and loose T-shirts that kept me cool in the scorching heat.
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With new leadership gripping the reins at top investment banks, turmoil enveloping others, and a still-scorching dealmaking environment, competition in the US for rainmakers remained at a fever pitch this year.
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The Badarpur plant was reopened partly in anticipation of surplus power demand in Delhi in the summer, when temperatures reach a scorching 120 degrees and fans, coolers, and air-conditioners work overtime.
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At the same time, Kidz Bop serves as unintentionally scorching parody: The Kidz' shrill chanting amplifies pop's tropes of lovelorn treacle, monotonous synth and bass and the childishness that dominates the charts.
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Donald Trump responded to a scorching anti-Trump speech that Mitt Romney delivered earlier today by calling it "irrelevant" — before devoting the next 20 minutes of his campaign rally to blasting Romney.
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To make the absinthe, he mixes the botanicals with a rye spirit in a handmade copper alembic pot still, equipped with a water bath to keep the herbs from sinking and scorching.
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The Chicago Cubs superstar took the field in Tempe, AZ for a "hot corner"-themed Red Bull shoot ... where he fielded scorching baseballs that were lit up with gasoline and a blowtorch.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Scorching summer heatwaves and downpours are set to become more extreme in the northern hemisphere as global warming makes weather patterns linger longer in the same place, scientists said on Monday.
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Even though sex is not the world's best workout, it would still be nice if you could count on scorching 70 to 100 calories whenever you and your partner hopped in the sack.
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The El Nino, or warming of sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific, led to scorching heat not only across Asia and east Africa, but also caused heavy rains and floods in South America.
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We blame alarm clocks — oh, and all the weather changes, which have now led us to look for hairstyles that will survive summer activities or just keep us cool in scorching hot weather.
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The two officers at the scene said they could feel the heat coming from the car during their rescue operation – and said even they were "struggling to breathe" because of the scorching weather.
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Sunday's ninth stage, which comes just before a much-needed rest day following an opening week of scorching heat, features 21.7 km of cobbled sectors that lighter riders may struggle to adapt to.
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Bogaerts delivered the game-winning hit with two outs off Astros left-hander Framber Valdez (1-2) in the seventh inning, scorching a double to center field that scored Betts from first base.
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Scorching heat and tinder-dry conditions across the West have contributed to massive wildfires in the past week that have destroyed properties and sent residents to seek shelter and hope for the best.
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The little water that is available through wells and tanks is not nearly enough to sustain the population through the scorching Syrian summer, with children particularly at risk of waterborne disease, he added.
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For those of us who lack the time, energy, or desire to repeatedly shoot a concentrated stream of scorching hot air on our delicate strands, going heat-free is both liberating and practical.
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N.Y.C. investigators tell PEOPLE they are sure it was him — and him alone — who carried out the attacks to which he confessed and which terrorized the city through the scorching summer of '77.
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On the third installment from our Copenhagen series, we meet Denmark's unofficial ambassador of Vietnamese food: chef Anh Lê, who has exposed Danes' Nordic palates to umami, fish sauce, and scorching hot peppers.
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MQ-9 drones currently flying out of Niger&aposs capital will eventually be moved to Nigerien Air Base 201, which is being built in Agadez, on the scorching edge of the Sahara Desert.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Charles Leclerc completed a practice clean sweep for Ferrari on Saturday with a scorching lap in the final practice session ahead of qualifying for the Formula One German Grand Prix.
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A decade later, the company's researchers bolstered its composition with aluminum oxide, then treated it to a scorching salt bath, which shoves aside small sodium ions in favor of larger potassium ions. 2.
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They put out a pair of scorching ads faulting the New Jersey Governor for his past position on Common Core, for his expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare, and for New Jersey's economic woes.
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The scorching 47.04 seconds he clocked at the Australian Olympic trials in April is the fastest time of the year and the quickest since synthetic suits were banned at the end of 1.983.
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The scorching light didn't waver until the blackened rocks began to mollify under the herd's plodding steps — until even their ashen wake came to life again with flames and flashes of searing gas.
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A man in a blue shirt dips a cotton swab in bottled water and uses it to wipe the baby's lips, as local temperatures hit a scorching 37 degrees Celsius (98.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
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From this point on, you must stir the risotto constantly, not only to keep it from scorching but also to coax the starch out of the rice and give the sauce its creaminess.
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Trade groups representing tech companies like Apple and Facebook have flooded into congressional offices, sent letters expressing concerns that the bill weakens consumer privacy and security, and delivered scorching speeches about the proposals.
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Like a moth drawn to the deadly glow of a scorching light, the Democrats are totally hypnotized by their own impeachment narrative, seemingly oblivious to the impending doom that awaits them in 2020.
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