Dead trees speak through their future form — smoldering embers.
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Of course "smoldering intensity" is one of Dwayne Johnson's strengths.
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We went to our separate bedrooms and remained there, smoldering.
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By Thursday night, the area was littered with smoldering ruins.
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He reacted quickly, saving an infant from the smoldering wreckage.
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Let them burn with the smoldering ash of 2016, baby.
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The smoldering remains are still too hot to sift through.
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They found a body 2 kilometers from the smoldering wreck.
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Economic growth in the Rust Belt is less than smoldering.
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Many businesses were reduced to shattered glass and smoldering piles.
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Once dry, Florida's peat soils ignited in smoldering muck fires.
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Smoldering looks, glasses of wine, short dresses, Lisa looking fabulous.
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Their work has the acrid odor of truth, still smoldering.
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A nearby building owned by a Hindu was still smoldering.
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And it seemed the flame of presidential ambition was still smoldering.
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Just 15 years earlier, the trees there were "smoldering," he said.
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Sheila has more in common with Prince than smoldering good looks.
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We know, we know: Not all Scorpios are slinky, smoldering seducers.
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Rachel McAdams matched her emerald dress with a smoldering smoky eye.
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You know the Canucks are a smoldering landfill of hamster feces.
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I know the Canucks are a smoldering landfill of hamster feces.
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The effect Thick casino air, billowing explosions, smoldering fires below deck.
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With his comments, McAuliffe poured gasoline on this already smoldering fire.
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One missile could turn Pyongyang into a smoldering pile of ash.
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But Trump is bringing gasoline, not water, to these smoldering conflicts.
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The smell of a still smoldering Pentagon was in the air.
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All that hoo-ha about jazz clubs without one smoldering glance!
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The world was burning or smoldering or blowing up or melting.
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"The house is still smoldering, there is still a danger to officers."
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Mesmerizing flybys of cities at night, street lights smoldering like charcoal embers.
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Brueggemann said he sees some of the prophets' fire smoldering in Sanders.
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A Lyft electric bicycle was spotted smoldering in San Francisco on Wednesday.
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He showed a video of his property engulfed by smoldering black lava.
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Or, you know, smoldering timbers from the spire could have damaged something.
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However, rescue efforts were delayed to allow the smoldering debris to cool.
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When the smoke cleared, dead Iraqis lay amid hunks of smoldering metal.
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It's feverish but unhurried, a slowly smoldering set that's emphatic about loneliness.
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With Dan's condemnation of same-sex marriage, smoldering concerns exploded into rage.
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Two kilometers from the smoldering wreck the police found a dead body.
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Uchis's voice was smoldering and flawless, and Smith sauntered through her verse.
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First, his comments have fanned America's always smoldering flames of racial resentment.
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The blaze has been largely contained, but the building is still smoldering.
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Ms. Franklin performs it with a mix of exasperation and smoldering anticipation.
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Thousands were forced to flee, leaving behind charred resorts and smoldering farms.
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The couple thrilled audiences and critics with the smoldering intensity they emitted.
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But as soon as one smoldering spot is extinguished, another flares up.
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Do they drag it behind a tank over a still-smoldering battlefield?
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The two share a smoldering sex scene, and an unforgettable "Honky Cat" duet.
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Will his pure kinetic energy turn Oracle Arena into a giant smoldering crater?
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The Bronx represents people of color living amid violence, poverty, and smoldering ruin.
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She has been booked here as a naturally smoldering fit for Valentine's weekend.
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If that doesn't get a collector's bonfire smoldering, I don't know what will.
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With the smoldering embers of the outbreak fading, there was cause for celebration.
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It's one of the more enduring questions of the smoldering Fyre Festival mystery.
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Other footage appears to show the aftermath - a smoldering hole in the ground.
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The actress sported a dark, smoldering smoky eye paired with a raspberry lip.
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The names of some teams kept—and still keep—Lost Cause embers smoldering.
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As Karen, Anne Hathaway is smoldering of eye and Veronica Lake of hair.
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First there was "Salome," then a smoldering "Elektra" with Christine Goerke last year.
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But her Instagram page remains a smoldering wreckage of lemon and bee emojis.
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You'd look a block away and you could see trash cans still smoldering.
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On a smoldering Friday this summer, 218 of them talked about their influences.
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They don't act, unless acting includes contorting one's face into a smoldering pout.
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I understood then that the embers of racism were still smoldering in America.
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This latest incident is sure to reignite the ever-smoldering gun debate. 215.
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A strong wind blows embers from smoldering trees at the Thomas Fire on Dec.
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Whoever lights a match to 'em is gonna leave a pile of smoldering ruins.
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A neighbor's house across the street was reduced to a pile of smoldering rubble.
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Social media has been smoldering over the ads showing such violence to a woman.
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Roman women inhaled the fumes of smoldering castoreum in an attempt to induce abortions.
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Little closer of a view… the roof is still smoldering where it collapsed. pic.twitter.
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Sixteen firefighters and at least six civilians were found dead in the smoldering debris.
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A passing motorist had called 230, drawing volunteer firefighters to the still-smoldering scene.
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It's romantic, smoldering and very often tragic — as if destiny were steering the couple.
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She's been running from fire to fire, and they're all smoldering in the background.
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" "You gotta pout with it," Clarke said, adding that the move also involves "smoldering.
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Another member of IBAMA fire brigades extinguishes the smoldering remains of a fire here.
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Fallingwater was built out of hand-hewn sandstone, glass, concrete, steel — and smoldering indignation.
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If mozzarella sticks had a smoldering affair with queso, these would be their lovechild.
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It was an opportunity, and, with legislation a smoldering memory, Obama has taken it.
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I lit a fire in the late morning and kept it smoldering all day.
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But certain conversations in those days required the sacramental blessing conferred by smoldering nicotine.
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Failure to find and douse embers smoldering behind walls and flooring leads to rekindles.
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Oblivious, he continued his performance while a friend poured beer down his smoldering backside.
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Thousands of people were forced to flee, leaving behind charred resorts and smoldering farms.
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With plenty of green vegetation in the researchers' vineyard, the smoldering leaf was harmless.
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The requisite smoldering stare, perfectly manicured stubble and bad boy tattoos are all in tow.
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How to possess an acceptable kind of vulnerability, a smoldering anger, a kind of violence.
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The losers have been killed or displaced, the winners inherit a smoldering pile of rubble.
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It would arrive just in time to retrieve the smoldering lump formerly known as Sekai.
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It was felt blocks away and had left a pile of smoldering, the paper added.
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Los Angeles was left smoldering following the acquittal of police officers who beat Rodney King.
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The world is smoldering, and they're starting to feel the effects of all the inhalation.
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Burned-out cars dotted the streets and bits of flame burst forth from smoldering ruins.
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If there's the whiff of smoldering panic, a lack of visibility will fan the flames.
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It's not exactly a banger, but Zayn has always been more of the smoldering type.
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Most online spaces feel like gems of community embedded in a smoldering ball of hate.
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Franken's still smoldering anger is revelatory in that it's an indictment of our bad politics.
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So they'll look at the sanctuary and what's smoldering, which is what they're doing today.
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A superb cast is headed by the smoldering soprano Nina Stemme in the title role.
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That book took theology out of academia and placed it on the still-smoldering streets.
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It's "feverish but unhurried, a slowly smoldering set that's emphatic about loneliness," our critic wrote.
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The smoldering South Bronx wasteland depicted in "The Get Down" now teems with new construction.
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Then the 76-year-old made his way down the ridge, walking through smoldering ashes.
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Or it could be because relationships take more than just smoldering looks and witty banter.
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Yen doesn't have Chow's smoldering charisma, Chan's comic chops, nor Li's ball-of-intensity fury.
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"The area hardest hit is still smoldering, so no one is allowed in," he said.
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" The report described him as "a master of suppressed rage" who harbored a "smoldering anger.
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Police waited behind their riot shields while firefighters put out the smoldering fire with extinguishers.
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As Smokey Bear might say of our smoldering online discourse: Only you can prevent dystopia!
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Press photos showed emergency workers combing through a wide field of smoldering wreckage outside Tehran.
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The single, smoldering with recrimination, offered the first outward sign of turbulence within the group.
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Gerard also filmed himself walking up to the rubble, some of which was still smoldering.
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However, the line runs next to the smoldering chemical plant, limiting access for its repair crews.
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On Friday, a pile of sacks was still smoldering as forensics experts searched for human remains.
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Two children play on top of mounds of smoldering waste in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in September 2016.
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The blackened skeletons of scorched trees jut out of the smoldering Earth like angry bee stings.
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Residents on Sunday were pulling pieces from the still-smoldering wreckage to sell as scrap metal.
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A day later, the smoldering remains of the Bledsoe property was surrounded with crime scene tape.
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When you inevitably run into another snake, you explode into a bunch of smoldering spheres yourself.
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When Game of Thrones ends, it will leave a smoldering dragon-sized hole in HBO's lineup.
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But if this isn't a complete smoldering train wreck, I don't know what one looks like.
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It is another skirmish in the smoldering class war being waged on the roads of Beijing.
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With the Middle East smoldering with tension, the violence will not be confined to Iranian territory.
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The Nazis had transported him there from the smoldering ruins of the Jewish ghetto in Warsaw.
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" Such a "smoldering inflammatory response" could "potentially cause a problem for patients further down the line.
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You guys found that weird doll made of twigs in the morning by the smoldering campfire.
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But the smoldering embers sometimes give forth to fertile new soil from which to start anew.
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In its 1959 debut (and in the 1961 film), it was Sidney Poitier's intense, smoldering Walter.
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Yuki Mamiya, who plays Shiori, the title character, has a smoldering quality that fills the bill.
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Janacek started writing his smoldering song cycle "Diary of One Who Disappeared" shortly after meeting Stosslova.
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Modern social media added fuel to the sectarian fires still smoldering after the country's civil strife.
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With many of the villages still smoldering, the government signaled its intent to reshape northern Rakhine.
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Artery-obstructing plaque is filled with white blood cells, smoldering with inflammation and subject to rupture.
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What Lime calls a manufacturing defect sometimes led to smoldering batteries, which would then catch fire.
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Others lay fallen and shattered on the ground, branches strewn around, their mangled stumps still smoldering.
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Her visit to Northern Ireland comes as smoldering discontent over her deal burns to full flame.
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They then sift through the piles as fetid plumes of smoke rise from the smoldering landfill.
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They say it is just smoldering and rain over the coming days should keep it from spreading.
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Firefighter Paul McNelly was tasked with saving Roxy, who was stuck under a pile of smoldering furniture.
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But wait, her oldest flame played by the smoldering Michael Ealy is also still in the picture.
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All of them came through the smaller promotions left in the smoldering wake of WCW and ECW.
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In the process, this coverage added not just oxygen, but rocket fuel to an already-smoldering fire.
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And on the 5th, Venus heads into your smoldering eighth house, making you long for intensity. Sexy?
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Here the fierce-looking brunette gives the camera a smoldering gaze, captioning the photo with fire emojis.
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At least two dozen homes in Redding Lakes Estates were smoldering, though others escaped the flames unscathed.
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In the Redding area, entire neighborhoods have been left smoldering, while 37,000 people were under evacuation orders.
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Other people's faces, the sound of wind, and even my smoldering-green-eyed instructor were non-existent.
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While you were watching the Oscars, Ariana Grande was releasing a smoldering new music video with Future.
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Instead, a ferocious struggle has erupted on the left over the smoldering remains of the Democratic Party.
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Known for her smoldering denunciations of globalization and multiculturalism, she stands for everything that Macron does not.
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His competitive embers still smoldering after the game, Thompson revealed that he had a couple of regrets.
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Cars burst into flames, more than 20,000 residents evacuated and some neighborhoods were reduced to smoldering ruins.
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On a recent night, bonito was marinated in soy and sake, then gently smoked over smoldering mesquite.
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Why bother critiquing things that will soon be nothing but smoldering ash on our overheating trash planet?
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He did many studies with many different faces, ultimately landing on the smoldering grimace you see above.
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Sheriff's Lt. Edward Ramirez told the paper that a smoldering, heavy object was found inside the store.
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Tom Brady's back under center ... in a smoldering beach make out session with his supermodel wife, Gisele!
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With the intense and smoldering Mr. Pätzold in the role, our attention is never less than riveted.
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Many scientists dismissed accounts of fire-spreading as accidental, a misperception about birds mistakenly snatching smoldering material.
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Her coolly smoldering performance of this most famous operatic femme fatale showed she was more than ready.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had been martyred two weeks earlier, and America's cities were still smoldering.
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He joined neighbors and strangers who converged on the smoldering husk of the plane, looking for survivors.
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Firefighters arrived just before midnight Friday, and the fire was still smoldering more than 22003 hours later.
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It features him sitting in front of an American flag with a smoldering joint in his hand.
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The result is more smoldering and more incomplete combustion, which produces a higher amount of toxic substances.
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Wave after wave of warplanes destroyed hundreds of Egyptian planes, leaving many of them smoldering on the tarmac.
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On-screen, Massoud as Aladdin is caring, considerate, constantly smoldering a little bit, and respectful of Princess Jasmine.
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Bella Hadid often makes headlines for her nearly-nude looks, her fierce poses and smoldering selfies (and belfies).
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In "Celestial Red" (1994), the surface of a half-hidden star glows with smoldering reds, pinks, and violets.
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I returned to New York, to cover the smoldering pile at Ground Zero for a new local paper.
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In the early afternoon, rescue workers laid out long rows of white body bags near the smoldering wreckage.
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The 38-year-old father of one shared a smoldering selfie with fans from London on Friday morning.
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But smoldering peatlands didn't limit their pollution to the island nation: they sent smoke halfway across the world.
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Mathis' home in Napa is one of thousands reduced to smoldering ruins since the wildfires began October 2175.
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Whole neighborhoods of Santa Rosa have been reduced to landscapes of ash, smoldering debris and burned-out vehicles.
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This, in Miss Rodham's words, was "constructive protest" — delivered at a time of deep division and smoldering anger.
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As the candle burns down, smoke from the smoldering gauze gathers in the tube, gently warming your ear.
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Brienne, who arrived full of honor and duty as well as some smoldering longing, was reunited with Jaime.
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She's in love with Penny's half brother, Matt, a smoldering capitalist bully who designs ecologically friendly garbage trucks.
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The aroma of ashes blows with the stiff prairie wind, and residents remain unnerved by smoldering hot spots.
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Both armies stand on the field of battle, separated only by a handful of still-smoldering flayed men.
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"Get What You Deserve" is a fine reintroduction to Mr. Atkinson's distinctive swagger and his smoldering, emphatic croon.
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If Charlotte turns into a heap of smoldering ash from violence and protests, Mayor Lyles will be done.
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Fire officials told her father to shut all of the windows, she said, as smoldering debris blew past.
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Either way, Lilith in Scorpio's smoldering intensity will have her lovers eating from the palm of her hand.
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But the main story remains the smoldering dissatisfaction with the status quo and the nationalism this has fostered.
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"He was there at Pearl Harbor, when the battleships were still smoldering," Mr. Obama said of Mr. Overton.
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The fires felt far away, as if they were smoldering in some distant forest, not a nearby canyon.
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Election Day in America, smoldering male discontent in Germany's east and the death of an activist in Ukraine.
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All the aspects of smoldering were replaced by the characteristics of the very aggressive, acute T-cell malignancy.
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Daylight arrived to reveal charred, smoldering trucks, some with their tires burned away, that lay along the road.
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" Clearly, Sanders was the opposite of a smoldering, "ideologically pur[e]" radical who could not "get things done.
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By dawn, all that remained were a few makeshift homes among smoldering ashes and a plume of smoke.
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The feud between Trump and CNN, smoldering for years, had already intensified before the firings and O'Keefe video.
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White smoke billowed from smoldering ashes, and a burned and bloodied torso could be seen in the footage.
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Video posted on Twitter showed a heap of smoldering debris blocking the roadway, as smoke billowed into the air.
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Her discussion of Mark Rothko, whose art she likens to "smoldering, endless blocks of fire," is no less multifaceted.
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Firefighters and scientists filmed the latest rash of Western wildfires from helicopters, drones, and stationary cameras, offering smoldering views.
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You're one of the most intense signs in the zodiac, and your smoldering energy is even more potent today.
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A burned out car rests on the driveway of a smoldering home in the Napa wine region in California.
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A smoldering mountainside is seen under the stars, including the Orion constellation (right), at the Thomas Fire on Dec.
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The pain can feel smoldering but will usually get sharper and more severe—think pain you've never felt before.
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Several first responders were at the scene, including firefighters who could be seen spraying water on the smoldering remains.
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But he's just not that exciting to watch, as he is regulated to delivering smoldering looks and stale lines.
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Not since Sam carried Frodo on his back up that smoldering mountain has a ring caused so much commotion.
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Those smoldering looks offered their own kind of drama, while the paintings gave us an important dose of mythology.
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One good Samaritan grabbed a fire extinguisher and tended to Benson, who appeared to be smoldering from the wreck.
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As of Wednesday, the fires in Gatlinburg had been extinguished, but there were still smoldering patches, the statement said.
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Their celebrities and political and religious leaders fall before them, and they observe the environment warming, drying and smoldering.
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Who looks at tawdry, terrifying Elizabeth Taylor and ruined, smoldering Richard Burton and says, aha, those fun-loving besties?
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And it's too bad, because Robbie is giving something of a brilliant performance amid the smoldering wreckage around her.
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Analysts say that traders are probably betting that the smoldering tensions will not burst into a full-blown conflict.
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By late afternoon, the adjuster from the insurance company charged with assessing the damages was surveying the smoldering property.
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"I'm going to give them a special treat," said Mr. Caserta as he patrolled for smoldering logs and stumps.
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There's a ball and a marriage of convenience and smoldering glances and searing kisses, not to mention assassination attempts.
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The episode ignited long-smoldering fears that Mr. Trump's personal and political interests were tilting the scales of justice.
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His death has fanned smoldering tensions between the United States and Iran, and fueled fears of a broader conflict.
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His death has fanned smoldering tensions between the United States and Iran, and fueled fears of a broader conflict.
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A second witness saw smoldering tyres strewn across city streets, filling the air with the smell of burnt rubber.
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"Cargill wants to buy from us," said Mr. Janzen, 38, as bluish smoke drifted from heaps of smoldering vegetation.
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When lightning hits, Morey said, it can strike a root in the ground, and it will remain there, smoldering.
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The offices of the television station that was taken off air, Al Nabaa, were still smoldering on Wednesday morning.
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It was during those years that he began to endow somber magentas, grays, and blues with a smoldering complexity.
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She had animated, glowing LED strands of orange and red woven through her hair; they looked like smoldering embers.
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There's something truly alarming about the smoldering red aura that seems to radiate from the central, mutilated-torso shape.
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But despite smoldering outrage over the killings, there is little chance the US will abandon, or even seriously rebuke, Israel.
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Video from the scene showed officials walking in a field as firefighters worked to put out smoldering chunks of wreckage.
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For Sunday's awards show, Sheriff supplied Henson a "soft, smoldering goddess" makeup look to go with her low-key curls.
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Zeta-Jones and Carys don matching Fendi olive green coats and strike the same smoldering smizes in their cover shot.
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But just 61 seconds after flames licked the needles of a desiccated conifer, the tree was reduced to smoldering branches.
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First up, let's take a moment to admire the smoldering smoky eye as seen backstage on the models at Daks.
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Once ignited, those fires creep deep underground, smoldering through thousands of years of carbon-rich peat for months on end.
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Here is a photo of him smoldering on a street corner in a well-pressed suit for reference: Ummmm, hello!
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The weeks-long operation ultimately succeeded in clearing out the insurgents, but it left Falluja a city of smoldering ruins.
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When the suicide vest exploded, the nearby car was briefly engulfed in a fireball before reappearing as a smoldering wreck.
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A fire truck passes a smoldering hillside as the Carr Fire burns along Highway 299 in unincorporated Shasta County, Calif.
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Keswick, a mountain town of about 239 people, was reduced to an ashy moonscape of blackened trees and smoldering rubble.
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Hopefully to Storm's End, because a girl deserves to relax with a blacksmith lord and forget about this smoldering mess.
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Braver Than We Are does their legacy proud with an assemblage of 10 tracks smoldering with ferocity and bombastic rhapsody.
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My partner slapped the flame out with a dish towel and set the smoldering thing out on the fire escape.
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Photos from the day showed a huge cloud of black smoke, rising from the smoldering wrecks of dozens of vehicles.
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A House committee will kick up a smoldering, years-long fight over a controversial nuclear waste storage facility next week.
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The ever-smoldering James Harden incinerated big men who switched out to pick him up 30 feet from the hoop.
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Coal that spilled in a train derailment in Washington last month is smoldering at the site, the Spokesman-Review reports.
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"There are places where things are smoldering but, for the most part, the fire is done with Paradise," she said.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted in early May, sending a smoldering flow of lava into residential areas on the Big Island.
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The Kilauea volcano erupted in early May, sending a smoldering flow of lava into residential areas on the Big Island.
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His adaptation of "Jane Eyre," Charlotte Brontë's classic novel, starred Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender as a particularly smoldering Rochester.
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A photomontage here by Josef Albers shows the Swiss artist at the Bauhaus, gazing at Albers's lens with smoldering concentration.
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Outside the National Museum, several people tried to storm the gates and enter the grounds of the still smoldering building.
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The smoldering remains of appliances set on fire to extract the metal inside in the Palestinian town of Beit Awwa.
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Atop one of the campus' entrances, there was a noticeable stench of smoldering rubbish and petrol that burned the nose.
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It has left Keswick, a town of 2177, in smoldering ruins, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.
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With parts of the state capital Sittwe still smoldering, Suu Kyi departs on a five-nation tour of Europe. Oct.
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After a grueling day in Richmond on Monday, a veteran Virginia Democrat texted CNN video of a smoldering dumpster fire.
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Yet during impassioned passages Ms. Barton's smoldering singing made clear that this outwardly meek character is a bundle of yearning.
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"The only thing we cheat with is boiling water," he says, towering over the smoldering hearth with a visible pride.
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The U.S. economy is not a smoldering hellscape, to the dismay of one presidential candidate The U.S. economy is not a smoldering hellscape, to the dismay of one presidential candidate The U.S. grew at its fastest clip in two years during the third quarter, echoing other signals of improvement in the world's largest economy.
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When their tongues have been reduced to smoldering ruins, they declare themselves (through sign language) to be in a great restaurant.
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In one image, the plane's smoldering fuselage could be seen jutting out of the snow and the remnants of destroyed buildings.
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"European risks (are) smoldering and Fed minutes (are) on tap as Fed watch is creeping back into the headlines," he said.
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Luckily we got hold of her go-to makeup artist, Stephanie Brooke Barnes, who's sharing the shades behind Chopra's smoldering looks.
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Matt Alba and Strike Team 224A found themselves wading through a smoldering jungle of plastic and metal in search of bodies.
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World Briefing Students on Thursday were ordered to abandon a South African university, leaving behind smoldering buildings after protests turned violent.
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The plane lay in a farm field and appeared heavily damaged and burnt, with firefighters spraying water on its smoldering remains.
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Just because you're the lead in a psychosexual thriller franchise doesn't mean it's always easy to look smoldering in every frame.
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Pushing aside my own disgust, there is a valid query here: Where did this filthy, smoldering, electric, macho Shia come from?
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Video footage of the heroic act shows the firefighters hustling out of the smoldering barn with armfuls of grateful little piglets.
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It's no surprise they made an exception for Pattinson, seeing as his Dior Homme fragrance ads were a major, smoldering hit.
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With both black and white campaigns so sexy and smoldering, we want to know: Which ad campaign do you like best?
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The company essentially admitted defeat on the smartphone front for the time being, leaving its Nokia acquisition in the smoldering embers.
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The first trailer for Thor: Ragnarok has landed, showing off the first footage of Cate Blanchett's smoldering, devastatingly fierce Hela, a.k.
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As far as I can tell, that "17+" rating is just a warning because those smoldering glances are hot hot hot!
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By Monday afternoon, La Tuna's cinders smoldering near Burbank remained 30% contained, though fire officials were optimistic the figure would grow.
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The one to the right has an orange ember smoldering at its center, representing fire heating a caldron of whale fat.
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The Kidde Smoke Alarm Dual Sensor Detector has both photoelectric and ionization sensors to protect you from smoldering and flaming fires.
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Trump, smoldering with anger at the G7 meeting but only willing to vent on Twitter, is practicing l'esprit de l'escalier diplomacy.
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Because Ray is such a smoldering, muted character in the middle, all the other characters around him get to go nuts.
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The brush around them was smoldering, the result of fires lit by militants to prevent aircraft from coming to their rescue.
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Courtesy Rackstraw Downes / Betty Cuningham Gallery Brice Marden, Downes's contemporary at Yale, infused minimalistic slabs of encaustic paint with smoldering emotion.
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The smoldering looks between the two fiercest characters on the show warmed up Castle Black in ways we never thought possible.
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By the time Shorshi arrived the next day, after the firefighters had reopened the street, he could only survey smoldering rubble.
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But nobody had really anticipated that the same passions were smoldering in that firm bulwark of Western values, the United States.
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The even more conceited Albrecht Dürer, in 1500, went so far as to paint himself as a dishy, smoldering Jesus Christ.
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Mr. Harder roguishly leads one guys-and-gals quintet; Ms. Sims and Mr. Sims follow this with an atmospherically smoldering duet.
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The story isn't fluffy, but the strife is shallow enough that the end result isn't angsty but sweet and smoldering instead.
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We were dazzled by the coruscating metropolis of Seoul, which, the last time these men saw it, lay smoldering in ruins.
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The gritty modern production, running through Sunday at the Baruch Performing Arts Center, and smoldering Carmen (Sishel Claverie) won me over.
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Twenty-five years ago Los Angeles, 135 miles north of me, was smoldering from fires set the night before by criminals.
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In case you thought the MoviePass saga would remain a smoldering heap of yesterday's news from here on out, guess again.
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With makeup, I tap into my hyper-femme side by creating colorful brows, overdrawn lips, smoldering smoky eyes, or graphic shapes.
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The grounds were lit only by distant stadium lights, smoldering campfires, and the soft glow of red and green Christmas lights.
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But it has also intensified long-smoldering tensions between the rapidly expanding and insular ultra-Orthodox Jewish community and secular society.
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Another highlight is Goodbye, Dragon Inn (2003), Tsai Ming-liang's smoldering dirge for a soon-to-be-shuttered Taiwanese movie-house.
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Whatever is beautiful about Westeros at the beginning is beautiful so that we will mourn it later, when it's smoldering in pieces.
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Celebrity: Nick JonasThe family boy band member turned smoldering gay icon doesn't just believe aliens are real—he's seen them in person.
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This Taylor Swift/Zayn collaboration from last year's installment, Fifty Shades Darker, is smoldering pop at its finest, and it's highly addictive.
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LONDON — People's futuristic transport dreams are in a pile of smoldering rubble after photos of dozens of unsafe hoverboards being destroyed emerged.
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Over the course of his acting career, Hemsworth has graced us with smoldering stares, gratuitous shirtlessness and, of course, high-quality performances.
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Rene Russo wears a vertiginously cut blue dress and stands in front of a matching blue backdrop, her expression serious and smoldering.
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I've never -- I was down there with firefighters who had spent a year on the smoldering remains of the World Trade Center.
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One of the baby's smoldering gaze and another of the calf's softer side: a shot of him cuddling with his mom Jada.
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Wet enemies are frozen solid with ice, while foes bombarded with ceaseless forms of fire eventually catch light, visibly smoldering, burning, charring.
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Several buildings that were set on fire on Wednesday ahead of the deadline were still smoldering, sending acrid smoke across the camp.
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French riot police hose a smoldering caravan after it caught fire during clashes with migrants in a makeshift camp near Calais, France.
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He's just returned from chopping wood, putting a few logs more on the smoldering fire—they do all the work around here.
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Officials warned it was not safe for residents to return, with parts still smoldering and large areas without power, water and gas.
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High above the smoldering bush, Ganière calls the control room where NASA-made software plots each blaze on a Google Earth map.
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You're a high school student, eager to graduate early in the smoldering aftermath of the Great Recession and you've got a plan.
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The works have in common less a visual vocabulary than a uniform intensity and practically a smell, as of smoldering electrical wires.
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In a week, I went from a sheltered college existence to having ash on the balcony from the smoldering crash site nearby.
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"All of that, but with smoldering," she said, adding that Harington could be at a rave and will still dance that way.
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He shows how policy makers, cowed by a powerful logging interest, hid the true danger of the smoldering mountain from their constituents.
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Fires in the Arctic have been smoldering for nearly two months, spewing smoke into Siberian towns that can be seen from space.
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Wednesday afternoon, open pits or "vents" of lava roared and threw cinder-like ash into the surrounding jungle, igniting smoldering forest fires.
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Smoke Gets in Your Eyes ($16) is a bourbon drink served with an inverted brandy glass filled with smoldering cloves and cinnamon.
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Right after rubbing in the coarse seasonings, Black tosses them into a giant Ole Hickory smoker over smoldering pecan, oak, and applewood.
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He and his remaining family hid, emerging the next day to find the smoldering remains of his village, bodies and buildings charred.
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N.B.A./Lakers/Los Angeles Twitter is still smoldering this morning after being lit ablaze by the news of LeBron's decision late Sunday.
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A mobile home park was destroyed, and an aerial view of the Coffey Park neighborhood showed a startling landscape of smoldering rubble.
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Throughout the most beleaguered parts of Napa and Sonoma Counties, the fires have left scorched, blackened fields and the occasional smoldering log.
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The Yellow Vest protests that have convulsed France for the past few weeks, leaving chic Parisian neighborhoods smoldering, are making environmentalists nervous.
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The singer, known for that voice — a dusty, smoldering combination of sunshine and cigarettes — changed music before her untimely death in 2011.
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Main courses included braised chicken thighs lavished with tomatoes and fresh dill, and a fork-tender goat curry smoldering with tempered chili.
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For Vietnam was not an unwinnable war for a country that had reduced the Japanese empire to smoldering ruins in four years.
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This time three immaculate half shells arrived on a smoldering bed of hot rocks, their glistening flesh bubbling in butter and oregano.
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In New South Wales, areas near the Snowy Mountains, where fires are still burning and smoldering, have received little if any rain.
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Johnson's earlier advice to Rivera's grieving comrades might well be the same he'd give to those still smoldering over the Smollett case.
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Serge Lutens's La Couche du Diable ($150) is reminiscent of a smoldering stick of amber incense, and is not for the meek.
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On September 2, a devastating fire ripped through the National Museum of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro, leaving its renowned collection smoldering.
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After Thursday's blast in Yancheng, police, some wearing face masks, sealed off roads to what was left of the devastated, smoldering plant.
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" One stalking study describes ex-partner stalkers as having "easily bruised egos, flimsy interpersonal boundaries, smoldering rage and jealousy, and relentless tenacity.
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A helicopter drops water in concert with firefighters on the ground trying to extinguish stubborn smoldering areas of the fire off Fairview Ave.
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A car is left smoldering after violent altercations between security forces and demonstrators at Rue Gay-Lussac, during the night of May 11.
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Anger over the federal government's control of hundreds of millions of acres across the West has been smoldering for over a hundred years.
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And looming above the turmoil is another potential disaster: The country's iconic volcano, Cotopaxi, is smoldering for the first time in 139 years.
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She went on to deliver what sounded like a well-written speech very well, with fewer distractingly smoldering looks as time went on.
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In India's new strategic calculus, fanning a smoldering Baluch resistance is tit-for-tat for Pakistan's support of separatists in India-administered Kashmir.
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Notre Dame fire The fire has been extinguished at Notre Dame, but it's left behind a smoldering hole in the heart of Paris.
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But the new single, "Night Shift," is other things to the lanky Californian with an impossible combination of smoldering and boyish good looks.
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And she seamlessly juggles the affections of not one but two well-to-do, smoldering Jewish men (three, if you count Lenny Bruce).
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And it raises a now-smoldering related question: In what kind of state was Jack and Rebecca's marriage when he departed this Earth?
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Seriously — with his chiseled jaw, smoldering eyes, and beautiful smile, the 38-year-old rivals his supermodel wife in the genetically-gifted department.
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An apocalyptic narrative yearns for total destruction so that a new world may be born, built upon the smoldering ruins of its predecessor.
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Take, for example, one iconic photograph of New Yorkers sitting in a park on September 11th with the Twin Towers smoldering behind them.
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In Big Pine Key, which was cut off from the other islands by water and a large pole Monday, houses were seen smoldering.
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It has killed six people, reduced 1,555 structures to smoldering ruins and ranks as the sixth most destructive wildfire on record in California.
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And not in a smarmy, gooey or even smoldering way, but in an aw-shucks, slightly broody but also cheerful, pouty-lipped way.
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Standing some 20 meters from the flames, smoldering cigarette in hand, he remarks that the ground beneath them could collapse at any moment.
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There is also smoldering discontent over the faction's role in removing centrist prime minister Malcolm Turnbull last year in a Liberal leadership coup.
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But it was impossible to see—the glass was reflecting a last smoldering streak of sunset, dark as a livid coal smashed open.
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The battle to avoid a government shutdown with a budget deal between the White House and the Democrats has been smoldering since September.
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Instead of relieving tension, the bill legitimizes anti-government conspiracy theories, dumps fuel on a smoldering fire and makes law enforcement more difficult.
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EPA Region 2628 was notified of a surface fire and a smoldering fire within the landfill complex in 28500, and it did nothing.
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On June 13, with parts of the Rakhine state capital Sittwe still smoldering, Suu Kyi departs on a five-nation tour of Europe.
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House says that she starts with a orange base to give each of the portraits a fiery, smoldering quality that empowers the subjects.
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As I raced down narrow country roads to meet deadlines, I caught glimpses of smoldering embers on tree stumps a few feet away.
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In climactic outbursts, when she summoned all her smoldering power, Ms. Netrebko sent phrases slicing through the brassy orchestra and into the house.
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As night fell, the PT Panca Buana Cahaya Sukses warehouse was still smoldering and there was a stench of chemicals and burning plastic.
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Mr. Ng had intensified that, too, by charring the leaf so aggressively that it was still smoldering when it came to the table.
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In most of the places the Walhi crew visited, the fires appeared to have been extinguished, but the earth remained hot, smoldering underground.
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He stands on the smoldering remains of what appears to be some kind of robot, all in front of a waving American flag.
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Yet it is real, and here, and now, and below us as we are scorched by the sun above and smoldering land below.
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Sexy Venus reenters smoldering Scorpio on December 2 after an autumn of retrogrades, bringing you friendship and opportunities to network and build community.
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But with ruins still smoldering, Australians have signaled their intention to learn from the unfolding tragedy by requiring fundamental change to fighting fire.
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Trilobites The smoldering crater left by the apocalyptic space rock became a nice home for blue-green algae within years of the impact.
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Sometimes you'll hear a smoldering kernel of Albert Ayler; when he picks up the clarinet, the tonal gamesmanship of Jimmy Giuffre looms in.
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During one comeback show at Madison Square Garden in the mid-'70s, a teenager named Jonathan Greenfield was smitten by her smoldering stage presence.
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Footage of the aftermath published by Russia's TV Rain channel shows police investigating at the scene of the attack and the still-smoldering vehicle.
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On the streets, too, a slew of famous people were spotted, emblematic of the culture war that has been smoldering between Hollywood and Washington.
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"All containment lines continued to hold throughout the day with the rain assisting in extinguishing hot spots and smoldering fire," the latest report read.
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Close brings decades of acting experience to Joan, layering in all the conflicting emotions and smoldering self-denial Joan has weathered at Joe's side.
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Each black-and-white page features a gorgeously un-clad male model, smoldering for the camera — and your donations, which go to Rainbow Railroad.
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It was like nothing Mexico had seen before, a military-style operation that outfoxed and outnumbered security forces, leaving the city shocked and smoldering.
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Ditto for a recently rumored 31.6-inch, 6K pro display, which would fit nicely alongside the Pro and the smoldering ashes of your checkbook.
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Jenna Dewan-Tatum was another standout look of the night, despite her husband's best attempts to upstage her with his smoldering red carpet smirk.
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They turn to Josh, a smoldering, sensitive, tattoo artist and close friend, to see if he'd be willing to offer up his reproductive goods.
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Makeup artist Hung Vanngo, nail guru Tom Bachik and stylist Christian Classen all captioned the same smoldering selfie of Selena with the hashtag #SecretProject.
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Rescuers, including hundreds of villagers, had overnight pulled badly burned remains from the smoldering wreckage of the aircraft near the village of Saddha Batolni.
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Instead, they figure to be an exercise in diving headfirst into the rubbish bin, and praying the smoldering garbage protects you from the flames.
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From where we're sitting, it looks like Poe is the smoldering spark that will light the fire that will burn the First Order down.
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Police investigators searched the smoldering shell of the building for evidence in an investigation that Kyodo said covered suspected arson, murder and attempted murder.
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Although many factors contributed to the Syrian conflict and the diaspora that followed, extended and prolonged drought added additional accelerant to the smoldering conditions.
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SMOKE, FIRE A putrid blend of smoldering fire from an overnight blaze downtown and tear gas hung heavily over Santiago through much of Tuesday.
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As catastrophic fires have burned more than two million acres in Australia, dozens of koalas have been rescued from smoldering trees and ashen ground.
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But the requisite smoldering temptation (Morena Baccarin), a British baddie (Ed Skrein) and plenty of comic relief alleviate the weight of Deadpool's existential divide.
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In the late 1950s, just as rebellion is smoldering in Cuba, a reporter in Miami is laboring over a letter to his literary idol.
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At the West Lake Landfill complex, in a Missouri suburb of St. Louis, a "smoldering event" has been burning for years under a landfill.
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The NFL legend was leaving Craig's in West Hollywood when he spelled out why the Browns won't be a smoldering dumpster fire in 2017.
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"In several isolated instances, a manufacturing defect could result in the battery smoldering or, in some cases, catching fire," Lime wrote on its blog.
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Although Khamenei and the IRGC succeeded in subduing the opposition in 85033, a great deal of resentment and anger are smoldering beneath the surface.
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Rain has helped to curb some of the fires, but the state's emergency management officials said on Thursday there were still some smoldering patches.
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During an earnings call, Alibaba executives sought to play down concerns about the Chinese economy and the smoldering trade war between Beijing and Washington.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of survivors remain in limbo in 49 hotels scattered across London, and tempers already roused by smoldering class resentments have grown short.
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G.R. A trumpeter of smoldering grace, Leo Smith (now Wadada Leo Smith) defies standard technique or musical structure, but he always sounds fully embodied.
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"It looked like a monster had stomped through the valley, leaving skeletons of compounds smoldering and tops of trees jagged and twisted," Bradley wrote.
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The Angers performers are weighted, smoldering, gleeful — light years from the light, fleet, incisive dancing the Lyon dancers showed last month in "Summerspace" (1958).
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If you're at a crossroads in your life and feeling "smoldering discontent," these three questions can help push you forward in the right direction.
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Ms. Kikta, in what's known as the tall girl role, was authoritative and smoldering, gulping up space with her long legs and expansive wingspan.
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Trump's long-smoldering anger towards Sessions bubbled over once again on Wednesday, laying bare the President's chronic antipathy towards the top law enforcement official.
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They had barely begun to count when the wildfires came, smoldering through the substrate beneath the trees in hundreds of crawling tongues of flame.
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Watch Bound (smoldering mafia thriller), But I'm a Cheerleader (super campy), High Art (tortured drug addicts!), Imagine Me and You (British rom-com), D.
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Being a former politician, Mariah knows the importance of image and polish, and Woodard gives Mariah a sturdy veneer that conceals the smoldering rage beneath.
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At a Burger King in Incheon, South Korea, an employee struggled to pick up a Samsung Galaxy Note7 that was still smoldering after it malfunctioned.
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Notley said it was not safe for residents to enter the city unescorted, with parts still smoldering and large areas without power, water and gas.
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By late morning there were no active fires in the Santa Clarita Hills, just the smoldering remnants of blazes that died down with the winds.
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Tinder Select is a section of the Tinder app only available to invited users—you know, the ones who are more smoldering than us plebs.
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We spend too much time on her fling with Rumi, a flat character who overstays his welcome even as portrayed by the smoldering Ali Zafar.
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Images: Shutterstock/TwitterOn Wednesday an Arizona teen tweeted a video of her iPhone 7 Plus smoldering in its thick plastic case after it apparently exploded.
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A fire truck passes a smoldering hillside as the Carr Fire burns along Highway 299 in unincorporated Shasta County, California, on Saturday, July 28, 2018.
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Britain's pre-eminent theater critic, Kenneth Tynan, called the young Finney a "smoldering young Spencer Tracy" and warned established star Richard Burton about his prowess.
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In the wake of the smoldering, ongoing mess that was the Note 15299383, there was an open question about whether Samsung would maintain the brand.
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Fire department sources tell us they arrived around 11 AM and quickly put down a small smoldering electrical fire that was contained within a wall.
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He's become a flashpoint on social media, which is currently flooded with outpourings of love and all kinds of media focusing on Duke's smoldering hotness.
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Fire officials were able to board the flight and deal with whatever smoldering ash was left after the OJ bath and no injuries were reported.
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But just because those two are off the grid, and the economy is in smoldering ruins, doesn't mean there wasn't plenty of hacking to do!
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Pader district in northern Uganda, where Okettayot's home town is located, has become a hub for commercial charcoal production, which is made by smoldering wood.
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Its protagonist, also named Alexander, a Red Army officer during the war, reaches Ukrainian soil with his outfit and observes the smoldering ruins of battle.
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So far, FIREX-AQ has sampled fires of all types—big ones and small ones; smoldering fires and flaming fires; grass, brush, and forest fires.
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Algiridas Simenas, 63, flew numerous times over the smoldering reactor in a helicopter to help douse the flames in the days immediately after the explosion.
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Next, Mr. Gersen conducted the young musicians in a stirring rendition of Tchaikovsky's smoldering Piano Concerto No. 1, with Steven Lin as the able soloist.
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During a cheerful song, accompanied by clapping and guitar, in the second half, smoldering anger makes way for joy, and communal dances supplant dueling ones.
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" A Tesla spokesperson confirmed the email and said, "Last night, there was smoldering in an air filter in the welding area of the body line.
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At sundown, an eyeglass case, a belt buckle, the carcasses of dogs and the shells of cellphones dotted the still-smoldering field where they fell.
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Nevertheless, their Friday night show at Legendary Zaphod Beeblebrox was smoldering with the band's atmospheric sounds and the smoke of prejudices being lit on fire.
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They garnish snow-white cocktails with smoldering cinnamon sticks for off-the-clock diplomats, while I.T. consultants and investment bankers sip Nikka and Yamazaki whisky.
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A number of brief images — a steaming coffee pot, a smoldering cigar, a running faucet — suggest that someone just out of sight is shadowing Ferris.
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"Jumalattaret," on Saturday, inspired a Zorn program on Friday with the JACK Quartet, who also join Ms. Hannigan for Schoenberg's smoldering String Quartet No. 2.
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The landfill owners told them that it was due to a "smoldering event," created by underground gasses that can ignite some of the landfill garbage.
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Follow this line to keep the song going, and destroy these targets before they either disappear or turn you into a smoldering heap of slag.
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Last March, he made his first appearance with the orchestra since his appointment in a program that included a smoldering performance of Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony.
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But in a smoldering war where closure has proved elusive, even years after American combat operations officially ended, that gesture of friendship was his last.
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One of the workmen on the estate is Sebastian (Cosmo Jarvis), whose jobs include walking the dogs and smoldering in the direction of his mistress.
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We bobbed listlessly for an hour while the relief crew called for a tow, spliced wires and performed oil-covered surgery on the smoldering motor.
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Macesic is the rare doctor who has witnessed Zika morph from an illness smoldering in a far-flung Pacific island to an international medical crisis.
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Four days of rioting and looting killed 213 people, injured more than 22013 and left Newark a smoldering national symbol of urban violence and blight.
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It's easy to find images of Melzer online, in which he projects an easy, shirtless confidence or offers the smoldering gaze of the magazine cover.
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On Thursday, shops were still smoldering in Katugasthota town where also mobs went on a rampage picking on the small stores and eateries run by Muslims.
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His worst fears were confirmed Monday morning, when a friend sent him a photo of what was left: a smoldering heap of burnt metal and debris.
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Bryan: Jon and Dany's dance of smoldering glances and unspoken words has been anything but subtle, and this episode, things finally got out into the open.
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Right before we all inevitably enter the gates of hell, you can bet we'll pass by a large pile of smoldering, filthy, and recently ablaze hoverboards.
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The image featured a shiny splotch, interpreted to be the lander's jettisoned parachute, and a grim-looking burn mark; the smoldering ruins of the lander itself.
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Fact: It's almost impossible to pry one's eyes away from the smoldering sexual tension between Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet in Call Me By Your Name.
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Look up toward the Earth and you'd see a smoldering ring of sunlight form a halo around our home world, illuminating the atmosphere in warm sepia.
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In speeches, Trump courted white supremacists and closet fascists, and blew great gusts of hot air over the smoldering coals of misogyny, xenophobia, and physical violence.
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In the aftermath of the burning of the African-American community, Purifoy wheeled a cart around, collecting a burnt bible, smoldering neon signs, and ashen metals.
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With his kind yet smoldering eyes, hollow cheekbones, and cutting-edge media savvy, it seemed nearly obvious that Dan would be the mastermind behind the blog.
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They could be from wildfires or smoldering bomb craters, prefiguring the charred moonscape that enormous tracts of France would become in the next century's World Wars.
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" In another poem that recalls Auden's "Musée des Beaux-Arts," he describes a family leaving a still smoldering city: "Otherwise it was a perfect spring morning.
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To see the Syrian air base smoldering in ruins is to believe that perhaps there is a small semblance of justice in the world after all.
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When a rescue crew was recently faced with a burning building, they made sure everyone was removed from the smoldering structure, including an orange tabby cat.
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The EPA is requiring a barrier at a Missouri landfill to stop a smoldering fire from potentially hitting radioactive material, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
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Related: Photographers Murder Fast Food Favorites in These GIFs Pyrotechnic Photos of Smoldering Pumpkins and Smoke-Bombed Squash Salvador Dalí's Rare Erotic Cookbook Is Getting Reprinted
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Most of the trailers were leveled, leaving a smoldering debris field of household appliances, filing cabinets and the charred personal effects of more than 313 residents.
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But the battle for Mosul lasted nearly nine months, killing thousands of people, displacing nearly a million and leaving entire districts in smoldering heaps of rubble.
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They can't help but point out that the underground "smoldering event," though frightening, has engaged more people in the issue than what would have been otherwise.
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It would be unfair, moreover, to hold Mr. Poroshenko responsible for the expense, casualties and national humiliation of the smoldering war with secessionists in eastern Ukraine.
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Bunnell finds well-tended homes and food stores and even smoldering hearth fires, but only one person, an elderly woman too frail to run and hide.
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The relationship between Mieke and Brandt, which begins with a smoldering exchange of glances and moves quickly from there, is the center of the film's intrigue.
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In 2010, turf fires smoldering in dry swamps smothered the city for weeks, inflicting the equivalent of smoking two packs of cigarettes a day on everyone.
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When he was finished and had turned off the water, the picture remained lying on the floor, smoldering as if in the aftermath of a disaster.
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Deeply religious and mostly illiterate, smoldering with class resentment, they became the foot soldiers of a violent insurgency led by the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1970s.
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Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister, Thiru O. Panneerselvam, visited the site, Monday, tweeting images of officials inspecting the smoldering hills in the aftermath of the blaze.
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By the end of that conflict, sustained and vicious fighting and U.S. Air Force firebombing had left both sides of the Korean Peninsula a smoldering wreck.
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Maybe that's because she's set them all smoldering: Rage might be the signature emotion of the powerless, but in Wolitzer's hands, rage is also very funny.
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It's a devil's bargain: Speak and add inadvertent fuel to the ever-smoldering fire of anti-Arabism — or don't speak and add another layer of silence.
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Place a couple of pieces of burning charcoal onto the chips and give it a blow to make sure the chips are smoldering and producing smoke.
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The rangers advised digging one-meter-deep trenches around the irrigated fields and using a traditional technique of putting piles of smoldering cow dung along their perimeter.
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As we silently stared at Manhattan's smoldering skyline, we wept for the dead, but also for the surge of a love we had not packed at departure.
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Number One for two weeks Sometimes overshadowed by the mammoth success of "We Belong Together," its successor tread similar ground as a smoldering R&B torch song.
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While this move appears to be the latest assault in Trump's trade war with China, the issue of cheap international shipping rates has been smoldering for years.
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The wreckage of Fyre Festival is still smoldering: Billy McFarland, organizer and entrepreneur, is being forced to answer for his role in organizing the doomed island fest.
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Though it turned out to be a domestic dispute that ended with a non-life threatening gunshot wound, the incident echoed the smoldering sentiment of this community.
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"Traders have lessened their odds for an immediate U.S.-Iran escalation in this forever smoldering hot spot," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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Meanwhile, as it turns out, playing a smoldering incarnation of the devil has been particularly interesting for Ellis as he himself grew up in a religious household.
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On Sunday, Alas posted a smoldering selfie with Jenner in which he struck a pose in a red hoodie and she looked chic in a fur wrap.
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The play follows the explosive chemistry between these two strangers as Wilson probes love, lust, and the power of raw attraction in his smoldering, award-winning play.
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Police confronted the march near Haiti's National Palace, scattering wailing relatives and chanting neighbors who left the casket on the ground next to a smoldering gas canister.
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Police said residents in Vuwani district and nearby areas set alight a post office and other government buildings on Monday and Tuesday nights leaving smoldering structures behind.
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Chief among them are Harriet (Ngozi Anyanwu) — familiarly known as Harry — and a slave named Vivian, played by Tesiana Elie in a smoldering, cartwheeling, show-stealing performance.
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But nobody has a monopoly on genius here, and neither Obama's victory lap around this smoldering ruin nor Trump's bombastic and simplistic solutions are pretty to watch.
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In June, the trees were no longer on fire outside the town, but crews were overturning peat with backhoes in an effort to extinguish smoldering hot spots.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)The drive into the hills around Caracas passes a burned-out police station, an overturned car, queues for bread, and a smoldering trash can.
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In 20 or 30 years, when CNN releases its inevitable seven-part mini-series about the 213s, hopefully they'll remember that 2019 was a fetid, smoldering hellfire.
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Prison is its own confounding gantlet, overseen by an imperious inmate, Freddy (Michael Kenneth Williams, characteristically smoldering), who may matter more to Naz's survival than any judge.
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On Sunday night, distraught parishioners gathered near the smoldering ruins of the church, where smoke and the acrid smell of ash hung for hours in the air.
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Forget steroids, Jose Canseco's legacy is his smoldering daughter, Josie Canseco -- who set Miami Beach on fire this week during a trip with her boyfriend, Mike Stud.
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While no one was critically injured, fire officials said, the blaze destroyed three of the rowhouses, leaving only smoldering shells, and caused serious damage to three others.
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Related: A BIzarre Photo Series Deconstructs Gourmet Meals Onto Human Faces Pyrotechnic Photos of Smoldering Pumpkins and Smoke-Bombed Squash 5 Secrets to Nailing Thanksgiving Food Photography
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"An artist who was on our property yesterday put out a smoldering thing that basically was about to burn one of our two standing buildings," Byck said.
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For every dinner party that leaves family bonds and lifelong friendships in smoldering ruins, there is another that unites and reaffirms: Yes, we really like each other.
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At Joal's vast outdoor smoking center, the lack of fish was apparent in the empty racks normally stacked with yellow-tailed sardinella and millet stalks smoldering below.
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While the fuel for Guaido's rise was the smoldering and inexorable collapse of Venezuela, the spark was a White House convinced that an easy win was possible.
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There's a similarly adaptive quality to Mr. Frisell, 66, a giant of improvised music, whose smoldering, tube-amplified guitar sound never loses its air of positivist contemplation.
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In the western corner of the Jungle, amid trash and the smoldering embers of Wednesday's fires, a group of young teenagers wandered with a trolley, searching tents.
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Call Me by Your Name chronicles the smoldering romance between Elio, an American teenager living with his parents in Italy, and their houseguest, Oliver, a doctoral student.
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In the past decade, we've watched independent game development grow from a niche, smoldering corner of the market to a raging wildfire spreading ceaselessly across the world.
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We intuit his moods through the drape and droop of the fabric (the thread count looks pretty decent), and infer a brooding, smoldering temperament behind the cloth.
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Fierce winds and smoldering ash have complicated the challenge of containing the blazes, which on Wednesday destroyed the small hamlet of Santa Olga in the Maule region.
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Local television news networks broadcast images of the smoldering debris of the aircraft, sprawled over a large hilly area, as dozens of people ran toward the wreckage.
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Pedro Hernández, El Silencio's distiller, explained that he waits until the coals are smoldering before he adds the agave, to prevent the mezcal from getting too smoky.
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Her one-woman play, "Fleabag," hit the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with such force in 2013 that it left a smoldering Phoebe-shaped crater in the comedy landscape.
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Even etched memorably in smoldering fire and defensive ice by Raul Esparza in John Doyle's 2006 Broadway revival, Bobby was still hard to embrace or fully understand.
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Every aspect of the infrastructure is dogmatic about the Austin religion; from the smoldering jalapeno mac 'n cheese, to the breakfast tacos, and the imported hickory chips.
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Major-General Igor Konashenkov told Russia's Interfax news agency that parts of the building in the Russian capital were still smoldering hours after the fire was extinguished.
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The prosecutor's office said in a statement that several hypotheses about the cause of the April 2396 blaze include a malfunctioning electrical system or a smoldering cigarette.
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For decades, the major landmark of Balut, Tondo, a densely populated slum squeezed against Manila's North Harbor, was a monumental pile of often-smoldering trash nicknamed Smokey Mountain.
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Whether it's been a week, a year, or a decade since your last confession, even lapsed Catholics will recall the resinous smoke of smoldering incense during midnight mass.
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"Two couples find themselves in a marital free-fall matched in velocity and peril only by the smoldering space rocks tearing through the sky," read the production notes.
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"The very disruptive nature of a natural disaster may actually contribute to fueling the smoldering social tensions that exist already," Carl Schleussner, the study's lead author, told Mashable.
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The lead locomotives of two Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Co trains crashed head-first into each other, causing a fire that was still smoldering a day later.
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With record-breaking temperatures smoldering the country, a cone of delicious chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream (or whatever flavor you're into) sounds like the most heavenly treat.
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Of Daenerys Targaryen's scale-baby triplets, only one remains, and even that one's likely to need some recovery time after turning King's Landing to a smoldering ash-heap.
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"Two couples find themselves in a marital free-fall matched in velocity and peril only by the smoldering space rocks tearing through the sky," reads the production notes. .
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"Two couples find themselves in a marital free-fall matched in velocity and peril only by the smoldering space rocks tearing through the sky," reads the production notes.
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The militant group posted four photos, one of which showing a mutilated body and three of pieces of metal, some still smoldering, on its Nasher news agency site.
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On Friday hundreds of rescue personnel -- deputies, National Guard troops and coroners -- dressed in white overalls sifted through smoldering rubble and checked mangled cars, searching for human remains.
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After the ingredients are shaken and poured, the cocktail goes inside a special box that's lit and filled with smoke to infuse the cocktail with a smoldering flavor.
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Sometimes it seems about to turn into the latest variation on "The Postman Always Rings Twice," as Vincent and Jessie exchange glances that might be interpreted as smoldering.
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The skeletons of smoldering homes and charred metal truck carcasses conjure the image of some post-apocalyptic wasteland in what was, just the day before, a residential neighbourhood.
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She later shared photos of her Chanel gown and smoldering makeup, but it didn't go unnoticed that some followers could only comment on her lack of a smile.
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"The idea that Burma will now welcome them back to their smoldering villages with open arms is laughable," said Bill Frelick, refugee rights director at Human Rights Watch.
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At one base in Afghanistan, soldiers saw the entire fuselage of a Soviet-built Afghan airplane smoldering as they jogged along a burn pit on their daily run.
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Now 78, Mr. Cyrille has never lost his omnivorous musical appetite; his work ranges from free improvisations to smoldering small-group jazz to a collaboration with Haitian musicians.
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Nearby are Sue Williams's reactionary paintings about September 11, which are replete with a dizzying array of imagery including genitalia, entrails, black-ops, and the smoldering Twin Towers.
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There have been phases of self-help books and rigorous exercise, early-morning meditation and smoldering sticks of palo santo, obsessions with buying houseplants and rearranging apartment décor.
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Jesse Green called this play, which hinges on a historical disaster, "very eventful, often sweet but ultimately overwrought," praising Alyssa Bresnahan's "smoldering-volcano performance" as the family matriarch.
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The guy who instead of smoldering in the manner of, say, Roger Federer or LeBron James after significant defeat, offers milk and honey promise of a new day.
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During a buying trip to Japan last November, the pair discovered brands and products like Hibi's smoldering 10-minute incense sticks and airy tunics by Fog Linen Work.
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Lawrence blows out the match, and in the instant he does, the action cuts from the smoldering flame to a panorama of the sunrise over burning desert sands.
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The producer, Cassandra Vinograd, said that Michael Gavshon, a veteran producer, sent her an inappropriate photo of himself and another man urinating on a pile of smoldering coal.
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They'll cook on parillas over smoldering embers of cherry wood, in pizza ovens hand-built over the course of weeks in the spring, on campfire braziers, on planchas.
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Thousands of people have been evacuated, while many towns and cities under threat were still smoldering from ferocious blazes that ripped through the countryside earlier in the week.
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His 95 Theses had a smoldering anger that might have raised eyebrows in more sophisticated academic circles, but they were written in Latin, the language of scholarly debate.
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He was better known for his high-profile romances with Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova and the singer Nicole Scherzinger, and an earnest and smoldering presence on social media.
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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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The magical and mysterious swamps of South Jersey have been subject to ebbs and flows of nature, agriculture, and history, but have always regenerated through the smoldering ash.
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According to CNBC, a Tesla spokesman said the Sunday night fire involved "smoldering in an air filter in the welding area of the body line" that was quickly extinguished.
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Related: Pyrotechnic Photos of Smoldering Pumpkins and Smoke-Bombed Squash Polaroid's History Gets Captured in a Gorgeous Photo Book A Paper-Made Motorcycle Is Revving Printed Media's Exhausted Engines
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On the show, newly minted CEO Dinesh takes the reins of PiperChat, the video chat app that emerged from the smoldering remains of Richard's failed idea for a platform.
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We've spent the past few evenings driving to the pier to look back up at the smoldering hills, the flames like orange Christmas lights still draped down their peaks.
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With three different filters, NASA is offering us a range of 4K-by-4K viewing experiences that show three distinct faces of our mighty Sun: fiery, smoldering, and glowering.
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But mostly, fire responders are waiting for cooler temperatures and rain to put the flames out, after which they'll venture into the charred rubble and extinguish any smoldering hotspots.
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The men were later released but their arrest ignited smoldering tensions between the two nations which were already at odds over Georgia's wish to move closer to the West.
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Here's a refresher: He's Marie's (Rosemarie DeWitt) smoldering, tattooed patient who's recovering from a bike accident in the beginning of the episode and booty-calling her by the end.
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To see Syrian jets smoldering in ruins at the hands of the American military is to take just pride in being citizens of the most righteous nation on earth.
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The region suffers every dry season from so-called haze caused by smoldering fires, often set deliberately to clear land for palm oil plantations on Sumatra and Borneo islands.
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Dang says the hope is not necessarily to find a cure but rather to keep cancer at bay in a "smoldering quiet state," much as patients treat their hypertension.
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When I stood outside the hospital the day after the Tubbs fire, surrounded by smoldering embers and soot so thick I could taste it, I saw a war zone.
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At one point, Aeneas, fleeing the smoldering ruins, somehow loses track of his wife, Creusa; in a chillingly realistic evocation of war's chaos, we never learn how she dies.
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To show off its barnyard bona fides, it is initially presented in its entirety, head tucked in and feet stretched out on top of a smoldering nest of hay.
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Role of smokers Secondhand smoke is defined as the mixture of the smoke breathed out by the smoker combined with the smoldering end of a cigarette, cigar or pipe.
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" When it comes to Kyle Chander — he played the coach in "Friday Night Lights" — she nails "the expressive restraint of his smoldering gaze and his squinted grin of chagrin.
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In all three works, episodes of crushing sonic violence coexist with oases of serene lyrical beauty for an overall sense of smoldering, luxuriant noise — a plangent yet gorgeous howl.
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Mr. Melvin realized the driver was about to release the smoldering trash right next to a large, dry patch of land, and pleaded with him to drive somewhere safer.
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By Lauren Leatherby and Anjali Singhvi Photos and videos from the crash site showed rescuers in a field littered with plane debris, smoldering fires and the belongings of passengers.
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As I watched the on-screen glow of fire and wreckage in a smoldering corner of the hotel, I pictured that life insurance policy and felt my panic ebb.
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By the time firefighters arrived, smoldering flames had burst through glass on the 14th floor and were whipping 10 to 15 feet out of a window, Chief Fruetel said.
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The viewer can practically hear the chilling sound of a frozen lake cracking on the right, as opposed to the heat of the smoldering black embers on the left.
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This aerial pic, shot Saturday morning, shows hot spots still smoldering just outside the fencing of Caitlyn's 3,500 square foot house -- which is perched in the hills above Malibu.
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That appeared to be the case when, on April 21, a security camera in a Shanghai garage captured images of a Model S sedan smoldering before suddenly bursting into flames.
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This will be a perilous year for the Iran nuclear deal and for smoldering U.S.-Iran tensions, according to a report tied to the third anniversary of the deal's implementation.
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My twenty-eight-year-old smoldering-hot boyfriend who has big gaping holes in his earlobes and maybe a tongue piercing and a tattoo of my name on his pec?
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Smoke rose from a smoldering compost pile behind the vats and electricians rushed to hook up a generator so the tanks could be cooled and the wine would not spoil.
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"In his most recent video, titled "Dangerous Forest fires to continue," Mullins stands in front of a smoldering background and warns viewers to be "extremely careful if you're out there.
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And then overnight ... you know when you — TFW you pick up your phone at four in the morning and it is smoldering because so much has happened in the night?
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The two biggest heroes of the story are almost certain to hook up, if their smoldering eyes thus far and internet chatter about the next episode are to be believed.
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It tasted like camping, as if I had woken up in a down-filled sleeping bag, surrounded by silence and pine needles and the lingering scent of a smoldering fire.
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When Lamb made a quick visit to New York City that December following 9/11, a still-smoldering ground zero brought home to her the magnitude of devastation for Americans.
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Davies's narrative is all shimmery surfaces: smoldering lamplight, glistening skin, shirtfronts "stiff and gleaming as armor" — all of it, he implies, mere metaphor for the ultimate shimmery prize of gold.
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The flames have been mostly extinguished, but passions in Israel were still smoldering on Monday, mainly over indications that at least some of the fires resulted from politically motivated arson.
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Grande, a seasoned singer with a theatre background, is trying to move from the teen-friendly bubblegum R. & B. of her early career to a smoldering, hip-hop-influenced pop.
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Decker took the day off work Friday and drove his motorcycle to the home to look for members of the family but only found the smoldering remains of the house.
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The comments come after Wolf released a new campaign photo earlier this week that features him sitting in front of an American flag with a smoldering joint in his hand.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1979 Revolution: Black Friday, the streets of Tehran are combustive, resistance smoldering from tensely linked groups that share a dissatisfaction with the Shah.
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Yet any lessons that might have been learned from this debacle stayed in Mogadishu, alongside the smoldering wreckage of the Black Hawk helicopter that Mr. Aidid's fighters had shot down.
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This debate, ever smoldering, has erupted again, pitting anti-abortion forces in the Trump administration against scientists who say the tissue is essential for studies that benefit millions of patients.
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As a young woman, she cut a dreamy figure, with long flowing black hair and a smoldering physical confidence; in high school she made side money as a fashion model.
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BEIJING — When Xi Jinping strode out in the Great Hall of the People five years ago as China's new leader, his tight smile barely hid the atmosphere of smoldering crisis.
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We now have the same capability to craft algorithmically generated faces en masse, with all the sexiest features from around the world, creating a digital army of smoldering swimsuit models.
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Quickly, the smoke cleared and the 20143-foot-wide building was smoldering rubble — but the two buildings to the sides were totally intact, so any civilians inside should be unhurt.
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The smoldering, deliciously wild-toned soprano Liudmyla Monastyrska attacks the ferocious music for Abigaille, the Babylonian slave turned queen, as if she's scaling a rock face with an ice ax.
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Trump's smoldering rhetoric, disdain for multilateral diplomacy, distrust of trade deals and apparent racial and religious prejudices have changed the kind of behavior the world expects from a US president.
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If women there reinvented a country out of smoldering ashes, surely we Americans can clear the way for women to break gridlock, embrace differences, and restore civility in our country.
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Starring a perfectly paired Jack O'Connell and Sienna Miller, this Young Vic production brings combustible conviction to a smoldering classic that has only rarely ignited in performance in recent years.
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The mattress, my only furniture, was held together with electrical tape, which covered the perforations made by syringes and corkscrews and smoldering cigarettes that often fell into bed with me.
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While the President spent the recent G7 summit making Russian President Vladimir Putin's case for getting back in the club, Bolton never let go of his smoldering Cold War suspicions.
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With the conflict in Syria smoldering into its eighth year, a challenge for those seeking to understand the war is how to place its ceaseless atrocities into a larger context.
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Related: Pyrotechnic Photos of Smoldering Pumpkins and Smoke-Bombed Squash Photographers Murder Fast Food Favorites in These GIFs How to Bake Salvador Dalí's 'The Persistence of Memory' as a Cake
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A measles outbreak in a New York suburb has sickened scores of people and stoked long-smoldering tensions between the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community and the secular world at large.
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The homes of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar's Rakhine state were still smoldering when a Burmese Facebook group posted a message celebrating the country's brutal military campaign to its 400,2000 followers.
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The homes of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar's Rakhine state were still smoldering when a Burmese Facebook group posted a message celebrating the country's brutal military campaign to its 22018,000 followers.
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At dawn, the body of the suspected gunman was found in a hotel room in the smoldering complex, which is close to Manila's airport and an air force base, police said.
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Eric Weinstein, the managing director at Thiel Capital, tweeted a short open letter to the company that invoked his daughter, tossing gasoline on what was already a smoldering social media fire.
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This legal tug-of-war only scratches the surface of a debate that's been smoldering for over five years, as long as Cody Wilson and his organization have been winning headlines.
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Smoke from the smoldering fire, which was started by lightning on June 5 in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, will continue to affect the peninsula into the weekend, the center reports.
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KTVZ-TV reports a smoldering fire near the former Warm Springs wood mill sparked a fire in high winds Monday afternoon that also shut down Highway 26 near the Deschutes River.
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Whether the specters of future skyscrapers, or the smoldering skeletons of societies collapsed, the manipulated photographs of Jacob Felländer are at once filled with signifiers and unfamiliar in what they intimate.
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The world might be ending soon, and it's at least nice to daydream about stomping through the smoldering ruins of our once-great cities from inside a giant metal mech suit.
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It is menacing and ethereal all at once; her mutant electronic sounds move with the jagged start-stop force of a train derailing and becoming a smoldering pile of twisted metal.
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"It is the example of young Americans – our 9/11 generation – who, as first responders ran into smoldering towers, ran to a recruiting center and signed up to serve," he said.
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I unequivocally believe that most invention is the intersection of basic science or basic capabilities that have been smoldering along in development for a long time, maybe for a different application.
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Much of the devastation centered in and around the Sonoma County town of Santa Rosa, where whole neighborhoods were reduced to landscapes of gray ash, smoldering debris and burned-out vehicles.
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Volcanic lava in Hawaii Smoldering flows of glowing red and crusty black lava have been consuming parts of Hawaii's Big Island since May 3, and residents just got more bad news.
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On top of his smoldering good looks, Ivy-league education and swoon-worthy talent, the winning Voice coach is also a doting father to kids Luna, 3½ , and Miles, 18 months.
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High-quality smoke detectors can sense both smoldering and flaming fires, don't disturb you unless there are dangerous conditions, and are interconnected so when one goes off, they all go off.
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His smoldering anger at Coriolanus' capitulation to his mother's wish for him to return his allegiance to Rome inspires him to concoct the plot that will ultimately lead to Coriolanus' death.
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Why would President Obama choose this time to throw fuel on that already burning fire just as the burning dumpster fire that has been the entire 2016 election is still smoldering?
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As fountains of lava shot up 300 feet out of cracks in the ground, waves of the dense, smoldering rock swallowed up cars, devoured trees, decimated houses, and blanketed entire roads.
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As Reuters notes, the offer implies Samsung is not in fact intending to retire the Note brand name for good, despite it now being associated with smoldering batteries and exploding smartphones.
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"Bull Black Nova" off Wilco (The Album) accomplishes this with smoldering guitars but perhaps the best encapsulation comes from "Art of Almost," the bonkers opener from 2011's The Whole Love.
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"They're baking out there," said Greg Carbin, a meteorologist with the service's Weather Prediction Center, in College Park, Md. The smoldering heat has upended daily life over much of the West.
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Now, at season's end, the top sports story of 2017 already feels like something that has come and gone — or is going, at least, perhaps just smoldering until it flares again.
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With training camp approaching, Coach Jeff Hornacek seems inclined to stomp on the smoldering embers of Jackson's tenure by ditching the triangle offense in favor of a more up-tempo system.
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Jemisin did not know how she had triggered the woman's fury, but she believed that, if she did not ameliorate it quickly, the woman would hurl the smoldering massif at her.
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In Mallacoota, where fallen and smoldering trees block the main road out, help has come slowly, often in the forms of water, fresh fruits and vegetables and, perhaps most critically, fuel.
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By then, however, a number of satellite images had emerged showing truly alarming numbers of fires across the Amazon: dozens of smoldering patches of scorched earth, clouding the dark green landscape.
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In recent months the spotlight has again fallen on Uiseong for a far less glorious reason: a smoldering mountain of garbage which highlights the trash crisis in the densely populated nation.
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And while Kim increases his capability to turn a U.S. city into a smoldering, irradiated mass grave, we cannot afford to allow the same foreign policy groupthink to dominate the conversation.
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On the day that I arrived, garbage was indeed smoldering in great heaps just inside the checkpoint entrance, against the concrete separation wall, flames jumping thinly in the strong morning sun.
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By then, however, a number of satellite images had emerged showing truly alarming numbers of fires across the Amazon: dozens of smoldering patches of scorched earth, clouding the dark green landscape.
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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN)They came in groups, or individually, to the still-smoldering wreckage that was, just a few days ago, a busy stretch of road in the Baghdad neighborhood of Karrada.
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Military airstrikes, artillery and heavy machine-gun fire turned the lakeside city&aposs central business district and outlying communities into a smoldering wasteland of disfigured buildings and bullet-pocked mosques and houses.
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The EPA last fall indefinitely delayed its proposal for how to clean up contaminated soil at the landfill, next to another site where an underground fire has been smoldering for several years.
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A firefighter sprays a smoldering building in the wake of clashes between Buddhists and Muslims that left at least 20 people dead in a the central Myanmar town of Meikhtila in 113.
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Dousing a smoldering economy with two types of gasoline, the Trump Administration got what it wanted, stronger growth, soaring corporate profits, a booming stock market and, to a lesser extent, rising wages.
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By the time I got home, I was anxiously dreaming about smoldering pibs, and it was a relief to read the cookbook author Diana Kennedy's directions for simulating cochinita pibil without one.
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Though the director, Katie Lindsay, unwisely lets the play's narrator (Mieke D) upstage the others, it's the smoldering Tesiana Elie, as a furious slave named Vivian, who steals the show (1:45).
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It was the Japanese who helped fan Indonesia's long-smoldering nationalist sentiment during those occupation years, even giving an early platform to the man who later became the country's founding father—Sukarno.
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The dead were found in burned-out cars, in the smoldering ruins of their homes and next to their vehicles, apparently overcome by smoke and flames before they could get inside them.
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He said one reason no charges had been filed in the killings was that investigators did not yet have full access to the smoldering ruins of Keith Caneiro's 5,700-square-foot home.
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A flight attendant directed the cousins to get as far away as possible from the plane, which was soon engulfed by the fire, leaving only smoldering wreckage after firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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And it is in those countries, where institutions are weak or undeveloped, wrote Ms. Taub and Mr. Fisher, that social media has the greatest power to amplify smoldering tribal or religious resentments.
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Ms. Harper later performed and recorded the role with Jon Vickers, who brought smoldering intensity to his portrayal of Grimes, with Colin Davis conducting the orchestra and chorus of the Royal Opera.
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Ms. MacDowell, the youngest of four daughters, had been her mother's caretaker: plucking the smoldering cigarettes from her fingers when she passed out on the floor and covering her with a blanket.
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The drama queen is their mother, Ludovica, a loving parent, a brilliant cook and, in Alyssa Bresnahan's smoldering-volcano performance, a surprisingly successful blend of Anna Magnani and the Prince Spaghetti mom.
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Singing soft and low at the start of the tomb scene, she had the quality she often does as her characters prepare to expire: crushing, smoldering, defeated — the sound of death itself.
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Mr. Cathey's dead-eyed Clov shuffles around the stage, dutifully obeying Hamm's commands, but he also contains a smoldering sense of resentment that threatens at any moment to flare into open rebellion.
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A sloth walks into a bar mansion in pursuit of love with an affable virgin, and a girl holding a tray of Fiji water bottles captivates a nation with her smoldering smize.
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But when I respawned, there was a huge smoldering crater in the spot where I had died, about a mile wide and a quarter mile deep: a void left by my body.
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A bird's-eye-view of the smoldering Tatun Volcano Group — the direct result of plate tectonics — spins slowly on screen as a robotic voice recites passages from international treaties, declarations, and acts.
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" An editorial cartoonist for Yediot Ahronot captured the prime minister's tone-deaf self-involvement, depicting him gleefully asking Israelis pondering the smoldering wreckage of their home: "Did you hear about the Golan?
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Photo: GettyOn Friday, the National Toxicology Program (NTP), a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, threw fresh kindling onto the smoldering debate over whether cellphones are harmful to our health.
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In one instance, packages of lithium ion cells were found smoldering in an aircraft unit load device during unloading, suggesting the initial thermal runaway likely occurred while the shipment was on the aircraft.
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New videos taken by the US Geological Survey reveal the dramatic extent to which the encroaching lava has reshaped the surrounding landscape, turning once gorgeous beaches into a smoldering pile of volcanic waste.
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Biden's campaign created buzz over the weekend with a smoldering digital ad that dismissed Buttigieg's experience as a small city mayor as amounting to little more than installing decorative lighting and fixing sidewalks.
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Questions have circulated about the role of the older Guzman brother in launching the fierce counterattack led by gunmen in armored vehicles armed with mounted weapons that left parts of the city smoldering.
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Google has announced a new app, "Bulletin," that it says is specifically designed to let anyone contribute "hyperlocal stories" about their community, such as someone spotting a car accident or smoldering, dry brush.
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To prevent the spread of smoldering flames, the company has constructed a "mineral border line" around the dump (guessing that means a bunch of rocks), and a fire crew is on permanent standby.
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One of the many great things about the series—aside from its peyote-trip inventiveness and smoldering co-lead chemistry—is the places Mulder and Scully visit on their weekly quests for truth.
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Smoke still wafted off the smoldering trucks loaded with now-charred food and medicine on the bridge where Saturday the Venezuelan opposition attempted to push 280 tons of "humanitarian aid" into the country.
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In the weeks after the fire, O'Hara held out some hope, visiting the smoldering sight of her former apartment to ask if any rescuers or authorities had found a black-and-white cat.
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Although never explicitly stated, the ban seemed linked to a smoldering dispute over the status of the islands in the East China Sea called Senkaku by the Japanese and Diaoyu by the Chinese.
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Creating a slightly deeper socket gives the eyes a smoldering intensity, and using brown eyeshadow to subtly pull this look together without going full smoky-eye makes the technique all the more appealing.
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Cooks here smother pigs in a secret combination of herbs and spices, baste them with coconut milk, and allow them to rest over smoldering coconut husks to infuse them with still more smoke.
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At least 12 people died in the fire at the 24-story Grenfell Tower, but that number will probably rise sharply as the London Fire Brigade starts combing through the tower's smoldering remains.
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GAZIANTEP, Turkey (Reuters) - A smoldering confrontation between Syrian armed groups backed by the United States but hostile to each other is escalating, complicating the fight against Islamic State in the war-torn country.
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Since the Kilauea volcano erupted on May 3, sending a smoldering flow of lava into residential areas, authorities have ordered Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens residents to take shelter in local community centers.
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Today, the once-thriving community is a smoldering expanse of overgrown streets, cracked pavement, and charred trees where streams of toxic gas spew into the air from hundreds of fissures in the ground.
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Questions have circulated about the role of the older Guzman brother in launching the fierce counterattack led by gunmen in armored vehicles armed with mounted weapons that left parts of the city smoldering.
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His new movie, "Vice," is a grim account of the life of Dick Cheney, with Christian Bale — smoldering beneath prosthetic jowls and the ample weight he gained for the role — in the lead.
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With the only road in or out blocked for two weeks by fallen and smoldering trees, the usually laid-back beach town, Mallacoota, had grown tense with the hardships that come with isolation.
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The embers of a smoldering conflict reignited this week as a series of border skirmishes in eastern Ukraine escalated to nearly continuous fighting along a front line, with deaths mounting on both sides.
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Schools, banks, many stores and most offices were closed on Friday, and major streets were unusually empty, a few cars gingerly attempting to make their way around smoldering roadblocks set up by protesters.
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No creating your own miniature backdraft by maneuvering smoldering logs close to one another, watching them smoke—just ACHING to burn—and then giving it a light to set off a rejuvenated blaze.
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With an increasingly belligerent Russia, tensions in the South China Sea and a smoldering Middle East, it makes little sense to minimize the participation of the professionals leading and representing these two groups.
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If "Personal Shopper," Mr. Assayas's new movie, is a supernatural thriller and an unnerving inquiry into the drift and mystery of modern life, it is also a raw and smoldering study in grief.
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Only now are Landrieu, Mayor-elect LaToya Cantrell, and other officials considering taking further action against laws governing Airbnb properties—which seems a lot like discussing the fire while standing in its smoldering ashes.
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But with tensions in the alliance smoldering over Trump's trade tariffs on European steel, his earlier comments fueled concerns about the U.S. role in keeping the peace that has reigned since World War Two.
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High winds returned on Sunday but fell again Monday morning, with crews managing to carve containment lines around 30 percent of the Camp Fire perimeter, an area encompassing 9003,000 acres of scorched, smoldering terrain.
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It is equally reasonable to suggest that this is the fizzle of a wet wick as it is to say that it is the smoldering punk that will be applied to a powerful rocket.
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Then, says Marca Doeff, a battery expert at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, all you need is oxygen from the air and heat — maybe hidden smoldering embers, maybe from the battery's own voltage — to reignite.
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"Takamba," the instrumental track in the album's middle, is his most joyful guitar flurry, in which the same outbreak of percussive electric notes keeps changing key; "Tarhatazed," an ominous stomper follows, smoldering in place.
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From June until October, Indonesia is often shrouded in a haze caused by smoldering fires, many set deliberately to clear land for pulp and paper and palm oil plantations on Sumatra and Borneo islands.
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Can we honestly guarantee that in the smoldering, chaotic aftermath of a second Korean war, some clique of disgraced commandos won't get their hands on a cache of chemical, biological, or even nuclear material.
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When clothed, his women display facial expressions in the dispassionate key that had been set for a generation of artists by Manet's "Olympia," but without any trace of his model Victorine Meurent's smoldering challenge.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The stately national museum, once home to Brazil's royal family, was still smoldering at sunrise on Monday when scores of researchers, museum workers and anthropologists began gathering outside, dressed in black.
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Mr. Bey, a 13-year-old vocalist and pianist, has a baritone unlike any other: It's the sound of leather stretching to contain a bursting heart, or a smoldering coal that won't go out.
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It seems doubtful that writing came easily for Mr. Updike or Mr. Bellow, and it could well be that the smoldering and hard-edge style he sought was simply more difficult to come by.
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NOWRA, Australia — The smoke is still smoldering from the wildfires that ravaged the small seaside town of Broulee, Australia, on New Year's Eve, when sand dunes erupted into flames and entire neighborhoods were decimated.
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The threat against such sites was made clear this past summer, when a surprise drone and missile attack left two oil-processing facilities in Saudi Arabia smoldering and temporarily halved the kingdom's oil production.
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Compared to many of his successful American contemporaries — Donovan, Michael Bradley, Tim Howard, DaMarcus Beasley — Dempsey was an outsider, and for years he has weaponized that sense of exclusion into a smoldering competitive drive.
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The story points out that the Chernobyl disaster never really ended: The reactor is still smoldering, and the sarcophagus the Soviets built over the reactor site in the 1980s is showing signs of age.
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Set against a black ground and surrounded by a jagged, red, smoldering form, with the moon peering above it, the portal separates us from the conflagration (sacred purifying fire) beyond, which we can only glimpse.
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Released in 1993, with the embers of the riots still smoldering, the Joel Schumacher film Falling Down picked at the scab of the city's fresh wounds with a novel subversion of the justice porn genre.
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At least 88 people have been killed and 196 people are listed as missing three weeks after the deadliest wildfire in California history torched a small mountain community leaving it in smoldering ruins, authorities said.
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In Uganda, one of the poorest countries in the world, charcoal-burning is a means of survival, said Peter, a self-employed tree-cutter, resting by a smoldering tree stump in Palaro in Gulu district.
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You&aposll see that rock melt back into smoldering magma, get sucked into an exploding volcano and shoved deep, deep into Earth&aposs mantle where the diamond will slowly break apart into its constituent elements .
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In honor of the show's milestone anniversary, we're taking a trip back to the smoldering crater of Sunnydale to check in with the Scooby Gang for some facts you may not know about Buffy. 1.
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From Swift, 27, lounging in a silk robe and lingerie to 24-year-old Malik serving some smoldering looks, it seems as if the romance drama Fifty Shades Darker may have a bit of competition.
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It's a smoldering take from the New Orleans pass rusher -- who just made his fourth Pro Bowl -- 'cause most not only have Ben as a Hall of Famer, but a 1st-ballot one at that.
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With his Kevlar gloves, Lane picked up the smoldering child— a boy, though Lane couldn't have told you that at the time— and handed him out to paramedics through a window they had smashed in.
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On Friday morning, the train was still smoldering, and the sunlight peeping through broken windows revealed the charred remains of steel chairs and bunk beds, and pots and pans scattered across the ash-strewn floor.
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At School No. 3, children's drawings adorning the walls show in crayon and colored pencil the smoldering fight that is all they have ever known: a tank in a mountain landscape; men marching with rifles.
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" Lime made a statement in October 2018 about a manufacturing defect in the batteries used in an early version of the Ninebot scooter that could lead to "battery smoldering or, in some cases, catching fire.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, and the smoldering trade war between the world's two largest economies showed signs of igniting.
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Voodoo Doughnuts offers quirky, specialty pastries, such as a "Maple Blazer Blunt," a rolled-up pastry treat with red sprinkles on one end making it appear like a smoldering marijuana cigarette, according to its website.
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But as long as smoldering discontent continues to be reignited by scandals like Wells Fargo's fraudulent opening of unsolicited accounts for customers, it's going to be hard for the industry as a whole to progress.
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With fires lit by protesters still smoldering in some of France's largest cities on Sunday, local officials and small businesses voiced their dismay over the vandalism and lost business during the usually busy Christmas season.
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Inside, a weekly jam session had attracted enough 228- and 2000-somethings to fill most of the atrium, where the house band was playing a heady, smoldering mix of '23s R&B and classic jazz.
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I WOULD PULVERIZE BABY NUT INTO PEANUT BUTTER AND TOAST TWO SLICES OF BREAD OVER THE SMOLDERING REMAINS OF BABY GROOT JUST TO MAKE A DELICIOUS PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICH FOR MY PRECIOUS BABY YODA. pic.twitter.
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This singer earned her stripes as one of rock's most reliable frontwomen: With the Nocturnals, Potter spent years working the festival circuit, lending her signature smoldering vocals to the band's jammy, soul-infused roots rock.
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Gold hit a one week high on Wednesday, rebounding from this week's seven-month low, helped by a softer dollar and smoldering trade tensions, though the move was limited ahead of Friday's U.S. jobs data.
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As the aides agonized over which words to feed into the teleprompter, they become so engrossed that a hot light set up next to the machine caused Mr. Bannon's Kuhl hiking pants to begin smoldering.
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It's one of his most carefree paintings, showing Bloomfield "smoldering through ice-blue irises" and looking "more sensual than any other man Rockwell ever painted," as Vanity Fair's David Kamp noted in a 2010 essay.
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The prosecutor's office said in a statement that several hypotheses about the cause of the April 0003 blaze include a malfunctioning electrical system or a smoldering cigarette — to be further investigated in a new probe.
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Lelio depicts the full cycle of their relationship, including the initial seduction (I never thought I would say this, but John Turturro nails the smoldering look), and multiple sexual encounters, but also their burgeoning intimacy afterwards.
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Luckily, Rules Don't Apply's best reason for existing is Ehrenreich (your young Han Solo, by the way) and Collins, a pair with delightful chemistry who channel the smoldering lead men and bright-eyed ingenues of old.
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A secretive plan to embrace Putin above the heads and advice of most European leaders would not just add further distance between Brussels and Washington, but ignite another smoldering ember of European contention: sanctions over Ukraine.
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You'd hope the threat of having your limbs wrecked by smoldering lava, ingesting toxic chemicals, and watching this happen to your marshmallow would be enough to keep people from actually making s'mores over an erupting volcano.
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Even after the flames die down, the fire has a "good chance" of hiding underground, smoldering through the winter and sprouting back up as a wildfire next spring, said Mike Flannigan, University of Alberta wildfire professor.
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Last September, the cast and crew of Star Trek: Discovery assembled together on a dark and smoldering Toronto soundstage to do something no previous Trek TV series had ever done before: Say goodbye to its captain.
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In "Book of the Stranger," when it's time for her "hearing" with the Dothraki leadership, Dany goes in tits blazing and turns the most fearsome of Khal's men into smoldering piles of burnt hair and leather.
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Rubio drops out of race Many analysts, and Rubio himself, may chalk up his many losses to a smoldering anger among voters who are turning to Donald Trump and shunning every manner of traditional elected official.
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So in 23, he co-founded a business to try to fix the problem by weaning people off charcoal - made by smoldering wood - and onto bottled gas, a fuel common in his home country of Mexico.
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But despite the eerie dim of smoldering California wildfires in the distance, the pomp and circumstance of America's finest classic car show carried on, as the champagne flowed on the fairway overlooking the misty Pacific Ocean.
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It has been more than three weeks since the Kilauea volcano's massive eruption, sending a smoldering flow of lava into residential areas and forcing thousands of residents from their homes, and the danger has not passed.
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The brief rains that showered the southern belt in recent weeks are unlikely to bring an end to the freshly hacked stumps and smoldering fires lining Dambwa's dusty paths – especially with elections coming up in August.
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Since the 215-foot vessel, the John D. McKean, was commissioned into service in 21977, the sight of it on New York City's waterfront has signaled some variety of peril — a smoldering warehouse, a capsized barge.
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Investigators called off the search after two days when they discovered Ms. Robles's bones, teeth and other remains in the smoldering debris of her house, said Tom Schmerber, the local sheriff for the county of Maverick.
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The renovated helicopter features graffiti-esque scrawlings of the nicknames of helicopter squadrons that served in Vietnam, as well as patriotic iconography like the American flag, a smoldering slice of apple pie, and glitzy muscle cars.
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The blast, which occurred as officials were evacuating people from the area about a half-hour after a gas leak was reported, left five buildings smoldering in the city's downtown on its 150th birthday, officials said.
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The program ended with Peter Martins's "Todo Buenos Aires" (2000, revised in 2005), a study of tango's smoldering atmosphere in which the lead male soloist is partly detached from two ballerinas and their four male partners.
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The episode also ends with a clip from "The Green Room," the second episode ever of "Beverly Hills, 90210" and the first one to feature Perry in all his smoldering '90s-take-on-James-Dean glory.
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There the curators used historical research to reimagine the interior of Modigliani's 1919 Paris studio in vivid detail, down to a cigarette smoldering on the table and rain from a roof leak dripping into a bucket.
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January's Serenity starts out as a smoldering neo-noir before hooking a hard left into a weird ontological parable, while March's The Beach Bum is a shaggy ramble following an eccentric law-breaker's aimless flight from justice.
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The families sail them over the land to scan for signs of human presence, like a smoldering campfire or discarded cans of food — signals that they could come under attack because a criminal group is still there.
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As firefighters tirelessly worked to put out the last of the devastating Notre Dame Cathedral fire, there was a small glimmer of hope for churchgoers and tourists alike, as the cross still standing in the smoldering structure.
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The site even had an infamous turn in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 The Great Gatsby as the "valley of ashes," a smoldering landscape where the Brooklyn Ash Removal had turned the waterway's salt marshes into toxic landfill.
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Starting in 22016, Long served as the inspiration for a series of smoking, smoldering Marlboro Men, the stars of a revolutionary campaign that made the previously obscure brand's sales jump more than 280,000 percent in one year.
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He actually does a decent job of making Brock seem like a self-doubting nerd — except for the scenes where he's shown as a daring on-camera reporter or when the camera lingers on his smoldering gaze.
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Above him there is "a man holding a cigarette or a revolver"—one of the many instances in which Daoud conflates the character Meursault with Camus, who was often photographed with a smoldering Gauloises between his lips.
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Their sound is a gluttonous feast of different flavors: sludge is the main course, but there are also generous lashings of black metal, drone, crust punk, noise, and doom on offer, all smoldering together, hot and bright.
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Some of the fellows showcased on Hot Dudes With Kittens are bona fide celebrities; others are just run-of-the-mill gents with smoldering eyes and million-dollar smiles — alongside irresistible cats of every stripe, of course.
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Cecilia Beaux's 1902 charcoal sketch of the matinee-idol violinist Jan Kubelik is one of the earliest and finds its match in refined, smoldering ardor in Paul Cadmus's 1937 ink likeness of the ballet dancer José Martinez.
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World Briefing Syrian government troops fired guns in celebration amid smoldering buildings inside the town of Qaryatain on Monday, hours after recapturing it from retreating Islamic State militants who had abducted and terrorized dozens of Christian residents.
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Officials were driving Friday through the smoldering remains of a neighborhood in the Northern California city of Redding, trying to determine the number of homes lost to the fast-moving wildfire that also has killed two people.
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One smoldering cigarette or lightning strike can ignite an entire hillside in the parched, fuel-filled forests across the West, and officials say the campfire galloped away and burned 20133 acres of canyons and forests around Nederland.
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My reporting career has taken me from smoldering, fresh-cut roadsides in the Amazon rain forest to the thinning sea ice around the North Pole, from the White House and Vatican to Nairobi's vast, still-unlit slums.
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While snow blindness clears after a few days, it will leave you with the unpleasant sensation of having something along the lines of smoldering embers trapped inside your eyes, which is a mild nuisance at very best.
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"The biggest metaphor for this is that in Trump World, Steve Bannon is a smoldering ruin while the president has a good working relationship with Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan," said Rich Lowry, editor of National Review.
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The ptarmigan had been smoked over dried smoldering sheep dung, which is pretty much the only thing you can use for smoking in this relatively treeless landscape, where a 15-foot fir tree towers like a sequoia.
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The plan includes specific pieces of legislation mostly focused on three key areas: restoring and protecting voting rights, bolstering weak ethics laws in the executive branch, and overhauling the country's smoldering wreck of a campaign finance system.
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Hospital systems around the country are testing machine-learning algorithms that detect everything from smoldering blood infections or pneumonia to social issues that affect health, like poor housing and lack of access to transportation or nutritious food.
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Halsey tries to empower her desperate command by belting its final word in the chorus — four times in a row, using an overambitious melody — when it would actually benefit from a quieter brand of deep, smoldering rage.
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Major-General Igor Konashenkov, on the scene, told the Interfax news agency that the flames had been put out, but that work was continuing to extinguish parts of the building that were still generating smoke and smoldering.
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Fire officials worried that high winds forecast to gust to 2000 miles (2130 km) per hour or more would lift embers from smoldering hot spots and carry them into unburned vegetation, re-igniting and spreading flames anew.
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" TRADE FLY-AROUND: — India looms in the trade conversation: " You may have missed it amid headlines of the U.S. trade war with China, but a low-intensity trade conflict with Asia's other emerging giant is also smoldering.
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KIEV/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ukrainian politicians hailed their country's surprise weekend victory in the European Song Contest as a continent-wide endorsement in their smoldering conflict with Russia, while Moscow said the competition had been hijacked by politics.
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A Connecticut theater that was known for its Shakespearean productions and where Oscar-winning actors once took their bows was reduced to a smoldering mound of mangled steel after a fire early on Sunday morning, officials said.
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You know the look—part smoldering stare, part breathy anticipation, part searching for where to start, as though they're at a casino buffet, unsure whether to go with a salad or head straight for the roast beef.
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Convoys of fire engines rumbled through the smoldering northern California town of Paradise on Tuesday on their way to combat still-active sections of the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire in history, which grew by 252,2000 acres.
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But it's added fuel to an already smoldering fire and zinc's fast-evolving supply dynamics have caught the attention of investors, who have largely shunned a sector so closely intertwined with the all-pervading story of Chinese slowdown.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - Barack Obama defended his efforts to 'rebalance' U.S. foreign policy toward Asia on Thursday even as he wound up the final visit of his presidency to the region with the South China Sea dispute still smoldering.
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Street cleaners and working parties of volunteers on Tuesday struggled to tidy and repair Santiago's central Plaza Italia, the focal point of much of the unrest, was littered with broken glass and stone, graffiti and still-smoldering fires.
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In one of her recent photos, she tilts her head to the side and fixes the camera with a smoldering gaze, casually holding an Ace of Hearts playing card—as well as the attention of her 33,000 followers.
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Dany's vision from the House of the Undying in Season 2 suggested it, and we're still going with it: King's Landing is going to be nothing but a smoldering, snow-covered ruin by the end of the show.
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"We now know that there was some form of either smoldering or some form of fire or some form of combustion, if you like, on that plane, and that has been verified," CNN aviation analyst Richard Quest said.
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Queen Cersei cosplaying her dead son is the most terrifying Jaime rides back to King's Landing just in time to catch the smoldering remains of the sept and the coronation of his sister as the once-again queen.
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On Wednesday, when the Padillas returned to their ranch, still smoldering from the Creek Fire, they found the charred remains of the horses who were unable to escape the fires that burned down several on the ranch's barns.
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While the statement was more of an about-face than an apology, the controversy -- which is still smoldering -- has the potential to inflict long-term damage to WHO, which has set the gold standard in global public health.
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Buchholz warned that while the pollution levels have since lowered in many areas, it may linger long after the fires are extinguished, especially due to expected rain and the potential for smoldering, which keeps smoke in the air.
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"The issue arose in one of the two batteries housed on early versions of the scooter; in several isolated instances, a manufacturing defect could result in the battery smoldering or, in some cases, catching fire," the company said.
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The potential for a medical breakthrough, the excitement of research and discovering whether my hypotheses were correct — and let's not leave out smoldering ambition — made my transition to a more "rigorous" stance easier than I could have imagined.
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Incidentally, given his typically raucous approach, Mr. McNeely's signature hit was a smoldering ballad, "There Is Something on Your Mind," a Top 21983 R&B hit in 221 featuring vocals by the doo-wop singer Little Sonny Warner.
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Among the objects cluttering the top of a nearby cabinet is a still-smoldering cigarette butt, laid on the edge of the surface and emitting a curl of smoke: an emblem for the waning fire of her life.
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The league is preparing for a new season beginning next week and is still grappling with how to defuse the smoldering debate over players who demonstrate during the national anthem to protest racism, police brutality and social injustice.
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The three people in his group, and one other man who was driving around the town, sweated through the night digging fire breaks with an excavator and plunging shovels into the smoldering dirt to put out hot spots.
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He learned quickly from the realist examples of Courbet and Manet, and in a smoldering self-portrait from 1865 he paints himself looking over his shoulder, his white shirt sleeve and pinkish forehead rendered as flat, brushy expanses.
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The emergence of alternative outlets has added to fuel to a smoldering debate between reformists and conservatives in the heart of Cuba's communist system about the pace of economic and social change necessary for the system to survive.
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Although fans will find many of the requisite Austen touches -- including smoldering suitors and jockeying for a large inheritance -- this PBS presentation includes issues not only of class but race, with a dollop of sex for good measure.
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The creator of that show, Luis Bravo, has fashioned a new one from the same cloth: flashy costumes, smoldering stares, melodramatic intensity and an acrobatic version of the titular Argentine partnered dance, executed by several pairs of performers.
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The Redskins have been a smoldering dumpster fire over the years -- they haven't won a playoff game since 2005 and the fans are so depressed about the state of the team, home game attendance has dropped like crazy.
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Zelensky, a 41-year-old political neophyte best known until recently for playing the president on TV, surged to power in May promising to tackle corruption and seek an end to the war still smoldering in Ukraine's east.
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This sets up the dynamic we use to understand their relationship for the rest of the decade: The likable but troubled rascal wins over the serious brain doctor, despite her misgivings, with his smoldering looks and irrepressible charm.
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Using shovels and backhoes, emergency workers dug through the debris and mud, perilous labor on smoldering terrain still hot enough to melt shoe soles a day after the volcano exploded in a hail of ash, smoke and molten rock.
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Lionel London, Research Associate in the School of Physics and Astronomy at Cardiff UniversityIn the balmy summer months of 1998, I was an intellectually smoldering adolescent, and Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" fanned the flames of my interests.
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For the next six weeks, Cooney would come to work at Ground Zero every day -- the ashes still smoldering behind him as he struggled to breathe through a surgical mask with his Glock 19 sidearm strapped to his waist.
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Or you might have to watch Trump and his new vice president, Robo-Linda McMahon, being anointed in blood atop the smoldering ruins of Capitol Hill, in which case you'll know you should have fucked off for eight years.
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Including Warnke, all four men grew up in Southern California and seemed to rise from the still-smoldering ashes of the Manson cult to declare that the world was full of dark occult symbols and far-reaching satanic conspiracies.
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Support for Abe, battered by losses in a Tokyo assembly election and a smoldering scandal, has fallen below 30 percent, the lowest since he returned to power in 2012, according to an opinion poll conducted by Jiji news agency.
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She didn't tone down her makeup either, as the the star — who just launched her own 70-piece beauty collection with Inglot — went for an all-nude look with smoldering bronze eye shadow, created by makeup artist Scott Barnes.
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As the party's governing body convened in Cleveland on Wednesday for a series of organizational meetings, the possibility that the smoldering dissent over Mr. Trump could become a full-blown eruption on the convention floor was a top concern.
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Three men flew up and away from the explosion, but they still had their legs, and scrambled, flesh hanging in strips through smoldering fatigues—the automatic marine body that scrambles before it understands—into the back of Vollie's truck.
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One smoldering morning in Spain, after reviewing the viscosity of four different kinds of fake blood, Audiard, wearing the same clothes as he had the day before but with a new neck scarf, made his rounds of the set.
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Environmental groups raced to the scene in West Kalimantan province, on the island of Borneo, to find a charred wasteland: smoldering fires, orangutans driven from their nests, and signs of an extensive release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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It's more than possible that with impeachment work, the smoldering conflict in Saudi Arabia, immigration and ICE issues, and innumerable other issues and legal challenges, something like social media regulation may simply not be important enough to actively pursue.
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Incremental increases in burned acreage detected by daily aerial surveys since then have been largely due to controlled-burning operations conducted by firefighters to clear swaths of vegetation between the smoldering edges of the fire zone and populated areas.
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Instead of the indelible Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze, we have Abigail Breslin (Little Miss Sunshine, Scream Queens) as sheltered daddy's girl Francis "Baby" Houseman, and improbably named newcomer Colt Prattes as smoldering, wong-side-of-the-tracks Romeo Johnny Castle.
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After intentionally setting fire to paper towels using a lighter, he put much of the fire out, then stood outside the bathroom for a few minutes, pretended to discover the fire, and fully extinguished smoldering remnants, according to court documents.
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As Sanders and his fellow senators were bogged down in Washington, sitting through an impeachment trial for which their attendance was mandatory, Republicans saw a chance to reignite smoldering tensions between Sanders supporters and the rest of the Democratic Party.
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Spoilers ahead for Game of Thrones' season 7 finale, "The Dragon and the Wolf" In the season 7 finale of Game of Thrones, Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen have sex, after a few episodes of smoldering glances and tentative hand-holding.
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Roger Rabbit's smoldering hot wife, Jessica Rabbit, in the 1988 animation mashup "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," has left a big imprint on these Hollywood hotties and has become a go-to look for celebs looking to show off some crimson curves.
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The images foretell an equally smoldering, emotionally (and physically bare) music video coming our way in the near future that's sure to instantly put everyone in a sultry mood, or at least inspire them to strip down to their underpinnings.
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Coupled with other indications of improvement, the latest GDP numbers underscore the fact that the U.S. economy on the whole is not the smoldering, jobless, post-industrial hellscape that you might imagine if you listen to one particular presidential candidate.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar is forecast to rally over the coming year, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday, as global economic strength and a broadly weaker greenback offsets smoldering investor fears of a trade war that could damage Canada's economy.
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That was after the King, Aerys Targaryen, flambeed a bunch of people he considered traitors and before he could execute his plan to turn King's Landing into a smoldering pile of ash with vast stockpiles of wildfire hidden around the city.
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On April 26, 1986, a botched test at the Soviet nuclear plant sent clouds of smoldering nuclear material across large swathes of Europe, forced over 50,13 people to evacuate and poisoned unknown numbers of workers involved in its clean-up.
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Inside, you'll find 18 different shades, which run the gamut from wear-everyday neutral hues like browns and tans to bolder colors like an ocean blue and a sooty black that's exactly what you need to recreate Sparrow's smoldering look.
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In this case, however, beyond simply adding to the pile of ethics questions, Pruitt has added kindling to the smoldering resentment that Pruitt is actually breaking a key Trump promise to rural America — his commitment to protect and grow the RFS.
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This, too, is a distinctive behavior of some cancers that we can now witness using biopsies, CT scans and powerful new techniques like gene sequencing: We can see the cancers morphing from smoldering variants into more aggressive types before our eyes.
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Eileen went to the toilet and came back to the bar determined to order a round, her drunkenness like a patiently smoldering fire in the back of her head that she did not, as yet, have to address putting out.
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Nagorno-Karabakh is the oldest of these smoldering conflicts, distinguished from the others by the deep ethnic hatreds involved and the diaspora's support, which means that Karabakh, known in Armenian as the Artsakh Republic, is not wholly a puppet of Moscow.
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Ms. Mearns, the evening's most arresting personality, as she so often is, had a marvelously simple motif, a slow rise (relevé) of both feet onto point while addressing Mr. Ramasar: She made the slowness feel dramatically charged, thoughtful, even smoldering.
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MAPUBO, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Discarded military fatigues, boots, trash, a charred corpse inside a smoldering hut: this is all that remains of a Ugandan rebel base in the wake of what the Congolese army says was an important victory.
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"Forcing these individuals to remain restrained for nearly a day on an airport tarmac, in smoldering temperatures, without consistent access to food, water, toilets, or air-conditioning is simply inhumane and unacceptable," ADC Legal Director Abed Ayoub said in a statement.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Brett M. Kavanaugh is now an associate justice of the Supreme Court, leaving the exhausted Senate to contend with the smoldering aftermath of his vitriolic confirmation fight, one that members of both parties worry did lasting institutional damage.
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Just days after being treated, a patient with smoldering disease developed flulike symptoms, and within a few weeks, "the leukemia had just massively progressed into the bones and bone marrow and everywhere," said Dr. Jonathan E. Brammer, an oncologist there.
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Every image practically drips with longing: a live fish someone's caught in the river, pages flapping in the hot breeze, water pouring from a tap into a stone pool, a table spread with breakfast preparations, the smoldering end of a cigarette.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The imposing, six-foot-tall painting is a potent symbol of modern Indonesian history: the country's founding father, Sukarno, cradling a dead, barefoot rebel killed by Dutch colonial forces amid rice fields and smoldering volcanoes in late-1940s Java.
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It was seven days after that event -- when the wreckage in lower Manhattan, at the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania was still smoldering -- that lawmakers voted to respond to the terror attacks by striking at al Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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After all, on Friday here, Misty Copeland (never more mettlesome) and Marcelo Gomes (richly smoldering) danced Twyla Tharp's "Sinatra Suite," followed by Misa Kuranaga (lightly brilliant) and Herman Cornejo (panache itself) in the war horse "Don Quixote" pas de deux.
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CAIRO — In the months since a missile and drone attack widely seen as the work of Iran left two Saudi oil facilities smoldering, the Saudi crown prince has taken an uncharacteristic turn to diplomacy to cool tensions with his regional enemies.
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BEIJING — China's premier, Li Keqiang, defended his government on Wednesday as a bulwark of economic and regional stability, arguing that smoldering tensions with the Trump administration over trade imbalances, North Korea and other disputes in Asia could be solved through dialogue.
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Before he went out on the carpet, the 9-year-old actor made sure to give his fans a sneak peak of his outfit when he tweeted a picture of himself smoldering for the camera while running his hand through his hair.
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The death toll from an attack in the Afghan capital has climbed to 40, the Health Ministry said Tuesday, as police and rescue workers combed through the smoldering public welfare building where the gunmen held out for eight hours against security forces.
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Amid the harrowing images of smoldering hillsides and homes turned to ash, one of the most remarkable facts about these fires is that they are burning large swaths in separate places at the same time, as you can see in this map.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Support for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, battered by a smoldering scandal and voters' perception he is taking them for granted, has fallen below 30 percent, the lowest since he returned to power in 4.53, a survey released on Friday showed.
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Other works juxtapose an intensely magnified image of the infinitely regenerative hydra with the smoldering surface of Venus, or a nighttime image of our planet assembled by a NASA satellite over the course of 312 orbits with two cuttlefish caught mid-embrace.
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The photos were shot by Karl Lagerfeld and feature Pattinson in a fitted tuxedo with stripe detailing on the pants, while another set show him in a polka dot sweater modeling round-frame sunglasses, and in all he's serving up major smoldering stares.
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In the shot, Momoa's famous long hair is replaced by a short and curly look, with a tattoo-less 20-year-old Momoa giving the camera a smoldering gaze as he shows off his impressive abs in the signature red swimming trunks.
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The app also packs in an offline mode, so your event doesn't come crashing down to a smoldering pile of disappointment if the Wi-Fi network takes a stage-dive into the concrete floor and sinks into unconsciousness for a few minutes.
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And it gives a national airing to a long-smoldering feud between two of America's most controversial public figures: Steinem, who has risen from free-lance writer to living symbol of the women's movement, and Hugh Hefner, the man who invented Playboy.
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Dick, in turn, is portrayed by Kevin Bacon, who is skinny in a masculine way that makes him seem rugged, and spends a lot of his screen time throwing smoldering stares at the camera and exhaling through his nostrils with pointed, misogynist disdain.
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As he walks outside and down a gravel path towards a smoldering fire pit, dressed in a puffy, black jacket and basketball shorts, von Bolton walks with a loose, absentminded gait, as though his mind is elsewhere and present all at once.
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Reservations are scarce, but those who do manage to score one of the dozen seats on any given date are treated to a hyper-seasonal menu of esoteric dishes like wild trout roe with pig's blood or scallops cooked over smoldering juniper.
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If you can't stand eating turkey breast at this time of the year in any way, it is probably because you haven't liberally rubbed it with ballpark mustard, garlic butter, and spiced salt before letting it cook low and slow over smoldering wood.
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"There was a burn barrel in the front yard still smoldering, in the yard was what appeared to be blood-soaked towels, a DVR recording device for the surveillance system, and a crowbar," reads a newly released criminal affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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The fires have scorched more than 23,22 acres (23,2800 hectares), an area nearly the size of New York City, reducing whole neighborhoods in the city of Santa Rosa to gray ash and smoldering ruins dotted with charred trees and burned-out cars.
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WESTFIELD, N.J. — On a bright, smoldering afternoon late last week, the golf historians Bob Trebus and Rick Wolffe parked their sport utility vehicle alongside Mountain Avenue and walked through a rusted iron fence into a small cemetery behind a white-steepled church.
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JERUSALEM — Israel's long-smoldering debate over Jewish settlement in the West Bank reignited on Sunday with a fierce exchange between the government and a human rights organization that touched on broader arguments over definitions of patriotism and the very character of the country.
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Arnold—a 31-year-old father of four who walked with a limp from a previous shooting—was a well-known Grape Street Crip, and his July 16 murder inflamed the always-smoldering animosity between Grape Street and the Bounty Hunter Bloods.
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For years, a public health debate has been smoldering over the merits of vaping up an electronic cigarette: the pen-shaped, battery-powered devices that deliver heated liquid nicotine (or cannabis) to your lungs without the need to light a stick of tobacco.
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She's quickly checking a pot of turmeric rice sitting atop the smoldering embers, grilling skewered chicken hearts, and balancing pans on varying makeshift cook surfaces over the flame while her partner, Alex Jermasek, breaks down birds, removing their backbones with quick knife strokes.
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In a fugue, or a dream, they float over mountain peaks, green gullies, surging seas, oceans of gridlocked cars, landfill, and smoldering tires—from Heaven to Hell, or, in Toller's mind, from God's creation to the unforgivable mess we have made of it.
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Mr. Reynolds, who was part Cherokee, was cast so often as a smoldering Indian, including an Iroquois police detective on the short-lived 1966 ABC series "Hawk," that he liked to say that the only Native American he never played was Pocahontas.
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In a shard of galactic archaeology that offers a less-than-inviting hint at our own future, astronomers have discovered a chunk of a former planet orbiting the remains of its former star, now a smoldering cinder known as a white dwarf.
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As the Reverend John Hale, the young minister sent to cast the devil out of Salem, Mr. Strutzenberger is hypnotic in his smoldering mix of tension and craftiness; a deceptively mild-mannered outsider whose convictions lead him first to zealotry and then remorse.
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" That understanding played out in memorable Rolling Stone images like David Cassidy showing off his naked torso down to his pubic hair, in a Playboy-style centerfold, and Jim Morrison smoldering next to the cover line "He's Hot, He's Sexy, He's Dead.
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The smoldering mess and escalating trade battle that the American president left behind from his first visit to Canada was a particularly low moment in the history of the two countries' relationship (though it may have helped Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's domestic standing).
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LONDON — With the death toll from a horrific London fire rising and many residents still unaccounted for, Prime Minister Theresa May — under pressure from critics — on Thursday ordered a formal inquiry into the disaster that turned an apartment tower into a smoldering ruin.
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First, Brown named the card O'Connor was thinking of; next, he demonstrated that the card O'Connor had chosen wasn't in the deck; finally, starting to cough, he revealed that the cigarette in his mouth had transformed into O'Connor's card, rolled up and smoldering.
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Just as "metal" was traded for "hard rock" during the grunge years, so "goth" lost its luster by the end of the 90s, when it became synonymous with sad overweight teenagers rocking gargoyle incense burners rather than, say, Peter Murphy's smoldering gaze.
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This was expected to throw the booster off enough to cause it to lose course, but this majestically phallic piece of machinery said 'nope, I'm gonna correct course and stabilize well enough to land back on Texan soil in one smoldering, upright piece.
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Trapped in the range of Hujar's smoldering gaze, the surrounding three works are too easily forgotten — although I immediately wanted to love Truax's mishmash of artistic epochs and angles, his curatorial experimentation has drawbacks, made apparent when Hujar can hog the limelight from Tillmans.
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In the area of the Getty fire, which erupted early Monday in a wealthy enclave of western Los Angeles — burning down several multimillion-dollar homes near the Getty Center and its priceless artworks — fire crews were patrolling neighborhoods, looking for spots that were still smoldering.
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It's given rise to an uncanny sameness in many influencers, a phenomenon known as "Instagram Face": large, smoldering eyes and puffy, pouty lips, radiantly contoured skin and, when extended to the rest of the body, tiny waists that sit atop almost spherically perky butts.
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Hugo the Hornet and Harry the Hawk are disemboweled by the Raptor while Go the Gorilla's jumping-through-a-flaming-hoop trick backfires and it becomes a walking inferno with Franklin and Blaze the Trail Cat later huddling over the smoldering corpse for warmth.
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After repeated campaign promises to "get tough on trade," President Donald Trump just moved to slap a roughly 20 percent tariff on softwood lumber entering the United States from Canada, reviving a long-smoldering trade dispute between the U.S. and its second-largest trading partner.
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This time she's playing the roles of fictional but familiar veteran divas posed for a close-up: an incarnation of Gloria Swanson in her Norma Desmond phase; a "Grey Gardens" version of Mary Pickford; a Susan Hayward type smoldering in a royal purple robe.
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This time she's playing the roles of fictional but familiar veteran divas posed for a close-up: an incarnation of Gloria Swanson in her Norma Desmond phase; a "Grey Gardens" version of Mary Pickford; a Susan Hayward type smoldering in a royal-purple robe.
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A smoldering force, this is an actress who can express the entire history (and mystery) of a marriage and the complexities of people with a drag on a cigarette and a dark, unbearable look at the man who's at once her lover and her betrayer.
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The volcano shot thick plumes of ash miles into the sky that rained down on nearby towns and a thick smoldering layer of ash and volcanic rock blanketed the tiny hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, with only the roofs of some homes sticking out.
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Most of us smoked; one of my dad's guys who I was working with pulled me over to a spot where a cigarette butt was smoldering and told me that we were probably 10 minutes from the entire million-dollar house burning to the ground.
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But what is so beautiful about this movie is the way in which it subverts so much of the usual "love triangle" bullshit prevalent in media and instead, shows the tender, sometimes heart-wrenching, and often smoldering hot story of three people in love.
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And some of the simplest symbols have taken on a whole new life in a modern context: The original emoji meant to evoke a smoking sign has been retooled into a colorful, realistic rendering that resembles a real cigarette smoldering between a person's fingers.
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In addition to the thousands of home destroyed and at least 31 people dead (as well as hundreds more missing), years of carefully farmed and meticulously aged wine have been reduced to a smoldering, subterranean purple cauldron—with its exact point of origin unclear.
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In the meantime, led by Kalman and Alkateab, a group of Turkish and Syrian strangers arranged by email and WhatsApp to transport it out of a smoldering city into a country where tensions between Turkish citizens and Syrian refugees were already exploding into intermittent violence.
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"We cannot forget our fellow citizens in Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands who are continuing to recover from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, and those in California who continue to confront historic wildfires and their smoldering consequences," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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O.W. camp, he and other American soldiers captured at the Battle of the Bulge, before being shipped eastward by train, were confronted by a smoldering hellscape where the Saxon capital had stood, its baroque architecture until now pristinely untouched by the wrecking hand of war.
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"Charybdis" (25907-18; 36 by 36 inches) divides roughly into thirds; red/oranges, violet/blues, and glaring white of the central section are ensconced between dampened, mid-value greens to the left and, on the right, a deep, smoldering alizarin crimson/emerald green combo.
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This is not to be confused with the other Yosemite Firefall, which was a summertime event held between 1872 and 1968, in which smoldering hot embers were spilled from the top of Glacier Point into the valley of Yosemite National Park, according to Yosemite.com.
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But don't just take our word for it... Let the lineup of chic and well-under-$50 Amazon bodysuits ahead do all the talking — from deep V-necks to classic cotton tees, romantic ruffles, lace trim, and a smoldering see-through sleeve or two.
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Clive Owen is Walter Raleigh, her "favorite smoldering slab of man meat," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times, calling the film "an overripe melodrama that's by turns a bodice-ripper, a cloak-and-dagger thriller and a serious-minded historical drama with dubious contemporary overtones."
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Tourists jostled and cameras flashed, as the military band plunged into a jaunty rendition of "Get Lucky," a disco funk hit co-written by Pharrell Williams, followed by "It's Not Unusual," the smoldering 1960s pop tune made famous by the Welsh singer Tom Jones.
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Officials said that the nine bodies recovered were in areas accessible to rescue crews, and that they had not been able to search the rest of the smoldering, unsafe building for at least two dozen people still missing and feared to be dead inside.
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Gale-force winds topping 50 miles an hour have fanned a pair of fires that tore through seaside areas popular with travelers, leaving behind a trail of charred resorts, burned-out cars and smoldering farms, and wrapping the region in a pall of smoke.
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Goldings's organ is sometimes frisky, sometimes smoldering; Bernstein plays the guitar more crisply and adroitly than almost anyone in the game; and Stewart's drum work balances the influences of Tony Williams and Paul Motian into an attack that's buoyant and tonally sensitive and complex.
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"They have fires raging in landfills that can last weeks, and they don't put them out because if they open up the landfill to get to the smoldering fire, the fire will become oxygenated, and then they'll really have a problem on their hands," Lepawsky said.
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A 49-year-old Texas man has been arrested for his alleged connection to the death of Sara Hudson, a recent college graduate whose body was found in a smoldering SUV Monday night, hours after failing to show up for a get-together celebrating her 22nd birthday.
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And in June, the family's clothing store, DASH, was the target of an attempted arson: an individual threw a heavy object through the store's front window, and when police arrived on the scene on West Hollywood's Melrose Avenue, they found it "smoldering," though it failed to ignite.
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Fashion month is winding down, but with this curly hair and smoldering stare, we doubt the Burberry show is the last we've seen of this budding fashion star — especially considering how much the industry seems to love casting the children of celebrities in their shows and advertisements.
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Bob's smoldering resentment and hair-trigger temper are in keeping with his rage and self-regard in the first movie, but in the sequel, they're so undeserved that they make him look incompetent and childish in a way that isn't fun or funny, just a bit depressing.
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There are the smoldering actors, the young pop idols, the sweethearts, the ripped dudes, the hunky nerds, the models, the actors who inspire your mom to shush everyone else in the room so everyone is properly reverent of said handsome man's insane handsomeness — take your pick.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $2150 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, and the smoldering trade war between the world's two largest economies showed signs of igniting as Beijing immediately vowed to respond in kind.
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The words are often sparse and few between—especially on the stunning and smoldering "Die 4 You," one of three songs in which Mills and Hardeas share a co-write—but they're imbued with poetic meaning that, compared to previous efforts, sometimes seems just out of reach.
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Among the other comparisons it invites, in terms of color or mood, are Miles Davis's smoldering soundtrack to "Ascenseur pour l'échafaud," the 1958 Louis Malle film; John Coltrane's deep-focus album "Crescent," from 1964; and some of the recent ECM recordings by the Polish trumpeter Tomasz Stanko.
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Read more: Canadian officials to try airlifting thousands of salmon upstream so they can spawn after a landslide blocked their wayAs they searched for the boys, police stumbled on a body they say was not that of McLeod or Schmegelsky, found two kilometers from the smoldering car.
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Although he is among the least inward-looking of Shakespeare's tragic protagonists, Coriolanus, as embodied by Mr. Johnstone, has a powerful dignity and smoldering eloquence, never more so than when he is angrily resisting his allies' promptings to have him woo the people with flattering speeches.
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Christie, after all, hasn't done much to endear himself to the American public; early in 2016, his surprise endorsement of Donald J. Trump (who once called Christie a "little boy") looked like the desperate move of a politician whose office was still smoldering from a payback scandal.
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The airplane's smoldering remains scattered across the remote hilltops of Somerset County just two miles north of Shanksville, PA. One year later, Congress passed the Flight 20073 National Memorial Act that included the government's recommendations for the planning, design, construction, and long-term management of the site.
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The first patient, who joined the study in February 2017 and was treated at the National Institutes of Health, had an indolent form called "smoldering," and had survived, with various treatments, for more than 20 years, according to Dr. Thomas A. Waldmann, a physician and scientist there.
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It's one thing, after all, to celebrate the courage of 50 men protecting your village from Viking invaders; quite another to be confronted with the smoldering trenches of World War I. But if war poetry has largely resolved into opposition, this doesn't simplify it as an undertaking.
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TEHRAN — The scene unspooled as if in a disaster film: As firefighters fought to control a blaze in one of Tehran's most prominent high-rise buildings, the structure suddenly collapsed on Thursday in a smoldering heap of wreckage — all while millions watched on Iranian state television.
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Jefty's patrons are even more impressed by Lily's throaty rendition of Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer's melancholy ballad "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)," which she sings, in a slinky off-the-shoulder gown, with a smoldering cigarette parked atop the piano.
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Somehow, her property in Waterholes, threatened twice by fires this season, remains standing, a lush oasis at the end of a blackened road in the eastern Victoria region of East Gippsland, where smoldering and fallen trees, charred earth and melted road signs stretch for hundreds of miles.
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Even as it constantly stokes the embers of World War II to keep nationalist resentments smoldering, Beijing emulates the last century's Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere with its nine-dash-line claim to the entire South China Sea, its land features and its vast natural resources.
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The actor, 42, stars in a smoldering new photo shoot for his brand Aviation American Gin, looking dapper as he poses in a series of black-and-white and color shots, including next to a bottle of the spirit in the first image posted to his Instagram.
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GIF by author, via To mark the catastrophe (and the new London that rose from the smoldering ruins), Best's sculpture will set sail down the Thames and be set ablaze on September 4, 2016 at 8:30 PM BST to mark 350 years since the event.
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The volcano shot thick plumes of ash miles (km) into the sky that rained down on nearby towns and a thick smoldering layer of ash and volcanic rock blanketed the tiny hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, with only the roofs of some homes sticking out.
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Perry captioned the shot, "was feeling insecure about my last two posts so," proving that when you're feeling a little down, there's no better cure than a Google Image search result page packed full of smoldering photos of yourself to remind you you're not doing too badly after all.
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The shell of a building is left smoldering after being destroyed by arsonists in Washington, DC. Robert F. Kennedy visits the aftermath of riots in Washington, DC. Jackie Kennedy leaves the home of Coretta Scott King after paying her respects to the widow of the slain civil rights leader.
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If history is a guide, vast parts of Mosul, once Iraq's No. 2000 city with about two million inhabitants, could be left in smoldering ruins by retreating or die-hard Islamic State fighters who may use remaining civilians as shields and booby-trap entire neighborhoods with improvised bombs.
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Revisiting the island of Solstheim, the location of Morrowind's Bloodmoon expansion from a decade earlier, it gave fans a tour of old haunts, a chance to wander the ruins of places they once visited and—perhaps most significantly—a front-seat view of the smoldering remains of Vvardenfell.
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This crew is equally at ease playing gluey, smoldering R&B ("Oakland," a perfect vehicle for the vocalist Lalah Hathaway); crisp, Curtis Mayfield-esque funk ("Push," with a more excitable singer, Tone Trezure); and slow-drag gospel-soul ("Patiently Waiting," which has the Emotions singing backup for Uncle Chucc).
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Take a look at the most beautiful of today's top Instagram influencers and they all look astoundingly the same — their butts, perfect bouncing balloons; the smooth curves of their itty-bitty waists; lips pursed into a big swollen pout, with contoured noses, sharp cheekbones, and smoldering bedroom eyes.
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Mr. Pompeo's condemnation was the strongest yet from any American official about the attack on Saturday in Saudi Arabia, which cut oil production, left two of the kingdom's most vital facilities smoldering and exposed failures by the Saudis and their American allies in detecting an incoming aerial assault.
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Add the British reliance upon South Africa's gold and uranium, not to mention the discovery of diamonds in Bechuanaland, and the result is a nasty, complex, and rapacious episode, smoldering with all the huff and dudgeon that you expect to find at the butt end of any imperial project.
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The stars of the Met's new production of "Adriana Lecouvreur" could not be better: the ravishing soprano Anna Netrebko in the title role, the smoldering mezzo-soprano Anita Rachvelishvili as the Princess of Bouillon, and the clarion tenor Piotr Beczala as Maurizio, the dashing count both women love.
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During the last chorus of their performance of "HALA HALA," a high-drama showstopper, the members explode with vivacity — faces contorting from smoldering stares to devilish grins; clapping and kicking to the beat into a climax that ends with them literally miming breaking their own necks before collapsing to the ground.
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The fire that raged through a London apartment building on Wednesday night horrified engineers for more than its terrible human cost—at least 12 people died in the blaze at the 24-story tall Grenfell Tower, and London authorities expect to find more as they search the still-smoldering ruin.
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As a result, with the exception of the more postcard-congenial of his still-lifes, or his sun-drenched Mediterranean views, or his late, monumental scenes of bathers—and despite some smoldering and now and then combusting glories of color—Cézanne's fate has been to be revered more than enjoyed.
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Front Burner It's fire-engine red and fitted with trays that fold out like a typical toolbox, but this grill is designed to hold smoldering charcoal briquettes along with a couple of rib-eyes, a dozen hot dogs or around six burgers on a series of stainless steel grates and racks.
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He adds that the agency plans to add an additional "isolation barrier system" in the quarries, but "we have also consistently stated that the information available to us indicates that the SSE [sub-surface smoldering event] in the South Quarry is not rapidly moving or advancing towards" the radioactive material.
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" Days later, President George W. Bush rose to the occasion and rallied the nation behind him when he stood at the smoldering ruins of the World Trade Center with a bullhorn and boldly proclaimed to his countrymen that "the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon!
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"What could better counter the alienation of a high-technology environment," Witt wonders, "than a reminder of [something like] the ancient, primal scent" of smoldering palo santo, which South American indigenous peoples have burned for centuries for its healing properties, and which now wafts through high-end galleries and nightspots?
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Much of it unfolding in black-and-white and without dialogue, "Part 8" twists up abstract stretches of uncanny cloud tunnels and dissonant sandstorms with comparatively straightforward (but no less cryptic) snippets of a terrifying frog-fly creature, a slumberous radio broadcast, and sooty ghosts jittering outside a smoldering, ramshackle convenience store.
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Details on the game are scarce, but the announcement trailer already introduced a few of its deadly cuties to get your blood pumping: There's the pulsating curved blade called Talwar who transforms into a Fabio-meets-punk hunk, or the agile, smoldering, chic needle named Épée, and the dressed-to-kill blade Valeria.
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That loyalty is sorely tested when the body of a teenage girl is found in one of the still smoldering holes at Campbell's Run, and Dove is forced to question members of the victim's family, a surly clan that has little respect for her authority and no use whatsoever for the law.
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"What our staff has told us -- and what a number of academic experts and a number of health experts said -- is that the concentration of these flame retardants in things like furniture and children's products are not great enough to do very much to protect us from fire or smoldering hazards," said Adler.
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Yes, he fell for seemingly all the female castmates, but his farewell arc — the devastating collapse of his courtship of Seina, followed by the smoldering anger underneath his face-off with Noah, concluding with a farewell performance by his band that reduced everyone in the house to tears — was transfixing and deeply earned.
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Floyd Mayweather had one of his entourage's vans burnt to a crisp in what appears to be an arson attack this weekend in the UK. Floyd was speaking at an event inside the International Convention Centre in Birmingham Saturday night when 1 of his custom TMT vans was torched outside and left smoldering.
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As the headman of Colloquial Sound Recordings, he and his many projects—from A Pregnant Light to Aksumite, Ornamental Headpiece, and more—thrive within the twilight nexus of visceral discomfort and smoldering intrigue, and his hardcore punk project Prison Suicide is no exception, nor is its caustic, breakneck new self-titled jawn.
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This series of articles in many ways ignited the #MeToo movement, already smoldering in the atmosphere of frustration after reports of Donald Trump's alleged sexual predations (a story that Twohey broke with another reporter) and the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape failed to slow the reality star's march to the White House.
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Like an anonymous arsonist who returns to the scene of her greatest crime, I have sifted through Intervention's smoldering piles of human rubble for trinkets, I have surveyed the charred remains in a search for the familiar, and I have, more than once, heard the echo of my own shrill voice screaming 'FIRE!
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The level of comical sycophancy that an ally—the only country in Europe with a still-smoldering war on its territory—has had to resort to in order to be heard out by the leader of the world's most powerful country is a testament to the double-edged sword of American support.
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Mlny Parsonz's soulful, rough-edged voice has always been the band's emotional lodestar, elevating its sprawling, prog-tinged hard rock into unexpected heights—and she flaunts her range on "Plans," as the song's gospel harmonies and measured percussion add gravitas and heart to the smoldering, psyched-out 70s riffs that make up its backbone.
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While there were a lot of likable, well-coiffed guys this season who'd make a fine leading man, Bachelor nation has made it abundantly clear who it wants to be handing out the roses next season and that man is Luke Pell, a smoldering-eyed war veteran with a big heart and sexily monotone voice.
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Back in July 2016, when he announced, via Facebook, that he was planning to release a single a week, "I was thinking I might make 22 songs, which would be [the equivalent of] two albums," says the 51-year-old actor who plays the smoldering and all-suffering singer/songwriter Deacon Claybourne on CMT's Nashville.
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But the breadth and depth of Russia's top-down doping culture has still been shocking at a stage when international sports have seen enough scandals and fallen angels to turn even Pollyannas into cynics hunched over their coffee and the smoldering butt of a Gauloise in a dark corner of the global internet cafe.
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Throw in a pot of of butter clams, plucked just a few hours ago from the pristine water a few feet away, gently bubbling away in a cauldron full of white wine and chorizo on top of smoldering alderwood, and you may wonder whether you've died and gone to the highest grade of seafood heaven.
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A giant, floor-to-ceiling set of speakers set the booming tunes for the smoldering male and female models, who appeared in everything from semi-sheer bell-bottom pants and miniskirts with diamante-studded Versus-logo bikini bottoms peeking through, to studded and silver-fringed cowboy boots and black and red Western-style jackets.
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In that alternate universe, Nuthin' 2 Prove would be a nine-song album that centers on a Faith Evans-sampling Trippie Redd collaboration and a clumsy but endearing "Nice for What"-on-sherbert called "Worth It." It would include the surprisingly seamless "SAINTLAURENTYSL" with Lil Baby and the smoldering "Fallin' in Luv" with Gunna.
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The festivities, however, bring back two personalities that threaten to unsettle things, in different ways: Alma Garret (Molly Parker), the steely heiress with whom Bullock exchanged smoldering looks, and then more; and robber baron George Hearst (Gerald McRaney), whose ascent into Congress as a senator from California hasn't quelled his appetite to use Deadwood to further enhance his fortune.
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The skinny nerd has transformed into a smoldering, ripped explorer (Dwayne Johnson); the jock has lost a foot and a half off his height and become the zoologist (Kevin Hart); the bookish girl has become the badass commando (Karen Gillan); and the queen bee, to her initial horror, is now a bearded, paunchy male cryptographer (Jack Black).
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty)The company once viewed as possibly carrying to unlimited-movie-ticket-subscription torch from Movie Pass's smoldering fire has completely ceased operation in the U.S.Back in fall of 2018, when MoviePass nuked its $10 per month unlimited plan, Sinemia tried to fill the void by unveiling its own unlimited plan that cost $30 per month.
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The actor's most iconic roles — Academy Award-winning turns as a slick criminal in The Usual Suspects and a pathetic shell of a man in American Beauty, and especially his chilling performance as a psychopathic serial killer in Se7en — revealed a rare talent for dredging up all kinds of darkness and depravity, all smoldering beneath a deadpan exterior.
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Today, thanks in equal measure to the new reality of 21st century warfare (it's asymmetric) and the smoldering inferno of a black hole that the Bush admin created in Iraq and the Obama admin subsequently abandoned wholesale, the threat of terrorism looms larger on the horizon (and in the minds of American voters) than ever before.
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More than anywhere else in this multiethnic country, Salvador is steeped in Afro-Brazilian culture — from the worship of Yoruba deities (orixás), to the acrobatic practice of capoeira, to a cuisine tinged with deep orange dendê oil and smoldering with a stronger dose of hot peppers than the delicate-tongued rest of the country can handle.
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From the drive through smoldering fields and scorched earth to the berms atop which snipers peer through powerful binoculars to compensate for the fog of war — or whatever this fight should be called — there were new signs of damage and destruction, new adjustments in tactics on both sides, but few reasons to think the clashes would end anytime soon.
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" The smoldering investigation would get a jolt in April 2001, when The Los Angeles Times reported that the "new DNA evidence" linked the "serial killer believed to be responsible" for 10 unsolved murders in or near Los Angeles with "at least 44 rapes committed from Sacramento to San Ramon during a three-year period in the 1970s.
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Despite the April 2019 designation, which theoretically put him in more dangerous crosshairs, Soleimani felt secure enough, based on the U.S. government's historically tepid response to him, to actually travel to Iraq and jump in a car to move around freely, even though he had just engineered attacks on Americans and the still-smoldering U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
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The latest development -- a second woman, Meredith Watson, accusing Fairfax of rape Friday afternoon -- capped an extraordinary week where the fortunes of Democrats' top three elected officials in Virginia ebbed and flowed as demoralized party operatives, enraged elected officials and dumbfounded state legislators attempted to make sense of how their once-prosperous party was now in a smoldering heap.
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Read more:Tons of fish are dying after bourbon from a massive fire at a Jim Beam warehouse seeped into the Kentucky River14 Russian submariners dead after fire on Navy research vessel, Russian media reportsThe Notre Dame fire may have been caused by a smoldering cigarette, prosecutors sayShocking images capture an explosion at a Philadelphia refinery — that was felt miles away
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But the spark for "Day Breaks" can be traced to a single moment two years ago at the Kennedy Center in Washington, when Ms. Jones appeared on a 75th anniversary concert for her label and performed "I've Got to See You Again," a smoldering tune by Jesse Harris, with a group that included Mr. Shorter, Mr. Patitucci and Mr. Blade.
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But compare it to the smoldering right-wing populism of Obama's first term: From February to September in 2010, the Tea Party averaged more than a hundred events a month, and there were more than 600 rallies on Tax Day 2010, according to data gathered by sociologists Michael Heaney and Fabio Rojas for their 20093 book, Party in the Street.
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But it was not until 1967, with her first recordings on the Atlantic label — including smoldering songs like "Respect" and "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)" — that she took on her full role as a cultural giant, adored not simply as a supreme vocal talent but also as a symbol of civil rights and women's empowerment.
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Mr. Cyrille is a forceful player who drums in isolated touches and leaves plenty of sonic space, so there was room to focus elsewhere: on Mr. Frisell's smoldering harmonies and terse melodic flow; on Mr. Street's responsive bass playing; and on the glinting electronics and piano of Mr. Teitelbaum, each full of a distant allure and vested with the density of rainfall.
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If you have heard anything at all about Le Turtle, then you know about the Sasso chicken that came to the table on a bed of smoldering hay with its head and feet still attached; it tasted great even though it looked as if the fire department had arrived too late at a four-alarm blaze in a chicken coop.
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