MAGA types will likely just chalk that up to liberal snowflakes being snowflakes, but the repercussions can extend beyond personal problems into economic issues.
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By midcentury, Nakaya was producing snowflakes in a lab, using individual rabbit hairs to suspend frost crystals in refrigerated air where they could grow into full-fledged snowflakes.
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Photo: APOur individual walking styles, much like snowflakes, are unique.
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Spring snowflakes, not flowers, are headed your way next week.
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I made and cut her sandwiches into snowflakes or stars.
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"Individually snowflakes are exquisite; together they are superpowers," she wrote.
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Others have plush stars and gold snowflakes strung onto them.
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This is just what goes into the formation of snowflakes.
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But every single episode of Season 13 counterpoints that. Snowflakes?
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"Snowflakes and liberals are not eligible," their Facebook post concludes.
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I'm 6'2 (188cm) yet the cupboard snowflakes always avoid 'tall'.
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Small snowflakes glittered in the sky, which at 4 p.m.
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I say they're like snowflakes, because they're never the same.
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He takes a liking to Elsa, whose snowflakes he enjoys.
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Projections of snowflakes danced overhead while an organ puffed carols.
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Those liberal media hacks and Washington snowflakes had it coming.
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Not one thing is exactly the same, not even snowflakes.
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All these miscreants are labeled "snowflakes," though that's getting rusty.
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Some show beautiful natural phenomena like snowflakes and super bolts.
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"How to Enjoy Snowflakes": "It's easier to appreciate snowflakes when you don't have a shovel in your hand," says Kenneth G. Libbrecht, a professor of physics at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, Calif.
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These are, look, we now have proof, Sean, snowflakes are everywhere.
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After all, we're all special little snowflakes with unique beauty needs.
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They care about snowflakes and crybabies making a scene and hypocrisy.
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This nyuck-nyucking is all fun and snowflakes — until it's not.
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Like snowflakes, no two coming out stories are exactly the same.
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Kobach called his critics "snowflakes" and continued to use the Jeep.
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Here, snowflakes glow at Saks Fifth Avenue's flagship store in 2009.
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But we're all beautiful unique snowflakes in one way or another.
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Walls of ice, and a twinkling curtain of Swarovski crystal snowflakes.
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Stray hairs dotted his cheeks and his forehead like black snowflakes.
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The arrival of snowflakes wasn't the only poignant Prince tribute yesterday.
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At least in the close-up snowflakes captured by this CNN iReporter.
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Ultimately, though, pro se defendants are like snowflakes... no two are alike.
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" Reminder: This is a man who calls people on the left "snowflakes.
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First, the audience sees the snowflakes that have become familiar to them.
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Working until his death in 1931, Bentley photographed more than 5,000 snowflakes.
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THE pages crackle, specks of parchment falling to the ground like snowflakes.
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You guys are snowflakes, and you're going to go down in prison.
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It is very clear to everyone but the paid protestors & liberal snowflakes.
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Mock the "SJW campus snowflakes" that you fear will end Western civilization.
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Betty Gilpin battles the snowflakes in a bloody satire of polarized America.
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The streets are quiet, flecked by the ash that falls like snowflakes.
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Today's alt-right blather about "snowflakes" and male feminization is nothing new.
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Most people have heard the saying that no two snowflakes are identical.
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The traditional pattern with a millennial spin features snowflakes and ice skates.
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Talk about snowflakes who can dish it out but can't take it!
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His snowflakes blur gender lines while his characters crack open their inhibitions.
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Miller's strategy of "melting snowflakes" might be his most deeply held belief.
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Stop moaning, stop making it personal, be thicker-skinned, stop being snowflakes.
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His synthetic snowflakes can take between 15 minutes and an hour to grow.
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For the selectively patriotic Snowflakes who are melting over a Halloween costume: pic.twitter.
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I was just grieving for my dead father by desperately cutting up snowflakes.
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Ice chunks begin to form in the river, and snowflakes begin to fall.
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Snowflakes help pigeons keep clean in the winter months when water is scarce.
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The falling snowflakes and dusky background still suggest a hazy dawn in winter.
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Like snowflakes, broflakes are especially sensitive to issues of race, class and gender.
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This tradition started in 2225, with 103 massive snowflakes lit with 210,2000 LEDs.
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But then, those snowflakes "fall," which reinforces the transition between old and new.
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Carey dazzles in a wintry gown as light falls around her like snowflakes.
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When snow is falling, the laser can confuse snowflakes with more solid objects.
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An expert told Vice's Motherboard that they are "pretty basic" snowflakes in reality.
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"Tell me again how today's college students are scared snowflakes," one person tweeted.
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This year's McDonald's holiday cup is festooned with cosy mittens, snowflakes and stars.
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He enjoys posted photos on on his Instagram of stunning and intricate snowflakes.
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The white snowflakes and red seashells give this sweater an extra festive touch.
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" And she slammed liberals as "snowflakes who can't accept a duly-elected President.
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Only liberal snowflakes care about preventing genocides and atrocities and human rights violations.
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The first pieces come down light, the snowflakes still distinguishable on the pavement.
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They're the complaints of snowflakes who can't hack it when people challenge racism.
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Eyerolls about "precious snowflakes," not good-faith interest in the struggles of others.
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Trace metals from the ash contaminated snowflakes, which then fell onto the mountain.
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In truth, there are few bigger snowflakes than the stars of MAGA world.
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The following night, Mr. Sharif walked outside to take in his first snowflakes.
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He believes he is right and that his ideological opponents are mere `snowflakes.
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In 2005, President Bush invited some of the "snowflakes" to the White House.
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" To Miller, working constructively across the aisle isn't as useful as "melting snowflakes.
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" She also made it clear that she did not see celebrities as "special snowflakes.
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A California physicist has been defying the adage about no two snowflakes being alike.
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The impression was compounded by the tiny, fluttering snowflakes (due to condensation) around me.
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Special elections, political operatives say, are like snowflakes -- each taking place in unique circumstances.
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She wants to write "love" across the wall in big letters, surrounded by snowflakes.
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He uses his unconventional style to spread conservatism, offend "snowflakes" and promote free speech.
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This second round of snowflakes is the result of a separate upper-level system.
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The cheer continues in the master bedroom, where more paper snowflakes and gifts await.
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Seaside goldenrod often greets the first snowflakes with blooms, even as other plants die.
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"I feel like he sort of lives in the snowflakes that fall," she said.
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The snowflakes, a frequent subject, never materialize to defend themselves or even really complain.
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" There are the savvy song choices, including rarities like Marvin Gaye's pulpy "Purple Snowflakes.
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Soon, frost and snowflakes are pointing out their roles in the stunning wintertime scenes.
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The silver lining: The colder it gets, the more beautiful our snowflakes can be.
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The "snowflakes" of the United Kingdom have something to say: get out and vote.
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For generations, snowflakes on a school day have excited children and stressed out parents.
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Because that's an insane thing to do for humans who are all special little snowflakes.
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However, despite their prevalence, each spiral galaxy is unique — like snowflakes, no two are alike.
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He compares the bankers boxes to snowflakes, saying each one is unique in its disarray.
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In past years, the company's holiday cups were decorated with reindeer, snowflakes and Christmas ornaments.
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The holiday design reads "Warmest Greetings" over two white mittens and colorful snowflakes and stars.
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Christmas has snowflakes and cookies, beautifully decorated trees and presents, twinkly lights and crackling fireplaces.
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So the snowflakes at the BBC have done away with Snowmen, they are now Snowpeople.
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No word on when we can get a screensaver of snowflakes melting with high precision.
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A sudden cold snap, maybe a few snowflakes, and downcast eyes looking at the ground.
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"SUCCESS is toxic," says Risto Siilasmaa, Nokia's chairman, as snowflakes swirl in the wind outside.
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You can even zoom in to see how details like how snowflakes and raindrops form.
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As it falls towards earth, snowflakes are positively charged and ready to give up electrons.
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He looked outside the window at the snow and said, 'How many snowflakes are outside?
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" — The Muppet Christmas Carol The Occasion: Snow, duh The Quote: "I never eat December snowflakes.
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They're kind of like snowflakes, in a way — each Deviant has their own unique mutations.
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He clicked on the invitation twice, watching the shiny snowflakes and fat metallic orbs rotate.
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It's snowing in the south South Texas enjoyed the rare sight of snowflakes Thursday night.
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These snowflakes will stay as special and as shiny as the day you got them.
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This "Frozen" bottle features familiar characters, like Hans, Anna, Elsa, and Olaf, and colorful snowflakes.
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Upon entering, guests will be greeted by a ceiling covered in hundreds of paper snowflakes.
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These snow-colored holiday ornaments come in seasonal shapes like trees, deer, stars, and snowflakes.
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HIs 1974 album Snowflakes Are Dancing reworked Debussy's "tone paintings" compositions using his Moog synthesizer.
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The air is polluted with thick smoke and ash falls like snowflakes from the sky.
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"I love them because they remind me of a biological version of snowflakes," she writes.
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We're like pothead snowflakes—no two people have the same exact high or physiological response.
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Weather: A few snowflakes or raindrops this morning, otherwise cloudy with a high of 45.
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But with countless snowflakes produced in every winter flurry, could such a thing be true?
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My cat likes watching all the snowflakes fly around in the movie and it's adorable.
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A page turn reveals that his feathers are snowflakes, falling on a twilit city block.
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Russian and American flags lined the ceiling in pairs, and tiny snowflakes hung between them.
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Facebook provided the following examples: The Resistance, Reasonable People Unite, Reverb Press, Nation in Distress, Snowflakes.
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The irony is that boomers criticize millennials for being snowflakes, for being too driven by feelings.
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The black bits will fall off like bitter little snowflakes, leaving a deliciously crispy cookie behind.
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" Another responded, "The 'political correctness gone mad' brigade are the biggest bunch of snowflakes out there.
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It's Oreo blue and decorated with little snowflakes that have tiny Oreo cookies in the centers .
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Here's how: Remember how you used to make paper snowflakes from folded paper in elementary school?
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These habits are like snowflakes — they build up, and then you have an avalanche of success.
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I am sitting in a laboratory, headphones on, looking at pictures of snowflakes on a computer.
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But hey, fortunately in the Trump era, only politically-correct "snowflakes" should care about feelings. pic.twitter.
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There are also orange pumpkins and white snowflakes knitted into the mostly black and purple sweater.
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Are we snowflakes for not wanting to be led by men who want to kill us?
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They weren't whining and crying about the backlash and snowflakes and I don't know what else.
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Now, I'm not saying that women turn into helpless snowflakes for a few days each month.
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The glittery grade-school construction paper snowflakes dangling everywhere are made by regulars at Sweitzer's encouragement.
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She looked beautiful with snowflakes falling on her hair and her cheeks red from the cold.
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They became trapped in snowflakes and fell onto the region's highest mountain, the Monte Rosa massif.
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Yet eyeballs, snowflakes, quantum physics and birth (along with many other things) are magic and habitual.
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It could set off a few snowflakes, but the chance for even a dusting is remote.
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Last year, the British Army made headlines when it said it wanted "snowflakes" in its ranks.
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A retired Navy SEAL who went to Yale to tangle with "liberal snowflakes" wrote about it.
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In "Nutcracker" terms, that means the wondrous Waltz of the Snowflakes is just around the corner.
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Paint some snowflakes or ice cubes while you're waiting for your room to cool down, whatever helps.
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Michelle and Sasha joined him on the Ellipse to light a tree decorated with glowing blue snowflakes.
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Swift touches supporters of political extremes (Nazis and snowflakes) and apolitical crowds like no one else can.
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There's also a "mood" setting, with a handful of visualizations, like falling snowflakes or a crackling fireplace.
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This tale is punctuated with several die-cut pages of geometric snowflakes and organic ink-drop shapes.
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The basic version is this: water collects in concave regions of snowflakes where it can stay liquid.
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Overtime celebration piles are like snowflakes and fingerprints, with each being unique in its own beautiful way.
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As each pair of snowflakes appears, I hear a description of one of them through the headphones.
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Behold, for example, a stately Christmas tree made from curly brackets, and snowflakes that are also asterisks.
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To answer that question, the country may soon turn to the case of Love Sponge v. Snowflakes.
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A triangular cutout also extended down her chest, and was surrounded by sparkling jewels that resembled snowflakes.
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Tiny cracks in my window let in snowflakes that turned to small puddles on my cement floor.
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"Deplorables" versus "snowflakes": in place of the old neuroses, the new lexicon of insults captures worrying divisions.
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Others were overjoyed that Mr. Trump was upsetting "snowflakes," that derisive term of art for oversensitive liberals.
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"What's interesting is to create a storm, like snowflakes coming at you in the light," he said.
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Millennials have a reputation as "snowflakes"The findings are the opposite of how the world views millennials.
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Children's Books Before children learn to read, they learn to decipher pictures: smiling faces, furry animals, snowflakes.
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The rest of the cup is equally festive, with snowflakes, hearts, and stars scattered on the red background.
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Londoners (and Southerners in general) are known for losing all composure at the sight of a few snowflakes.
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Some conservatives caricature advocates for victims as snowflakes; activists too often tar critics of Title IX as chauvinists.
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Even though these snowflakes come from an unusual source, they are indistinguishable from those made by nature alone.
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"Please let it be rain," Pascale said, as snowflakes began to fall where the fire used to be.
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This white velvet runner features festive snowflakes, adding just the right amount of holiday spirit to your table.
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Snowflakes are a traditional Christmas motif, and we really like the Iridescent Glass Snowflake Ornaments from Banberry Designs.
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Everyone already fears what we will learn from the exercise, and it's not because we are special snowflakes.
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On first glance, the Embassy's deployment of Pepe may seem intended to target the usual SJWs and snowflakes.
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Magical Mint Snowflake is a light mint ice cream loaded with chocolate chunk cookies and purple candy snowflakes.
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There's little precipitation this week, with just a few showers Tuesday and maybe a few snowflakes late Thursday.
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In one advertisement, a young woman drives home through swirling snowflakes, to be greeted by the family dog.
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The Waltz of the Snowflakes becomes a nor'easter this week with a deluge of "Nutcracker" productions around town.
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To avoid disturbing the sensitive racist snowflakes in America, make it so that we're shooting Canadian cultists instead.
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The wind turns snowflakes into projectiles that feel as if they are piercing any skin that is exposed.
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Like snowflakes, no two planets are the same, ranging in size, composition, and distance from their respective host stars.
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She was excited to see the things she'd only known through movies, like the World Trade Center and snowflakes.
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Click here to view original GIFNo matter how much we secretly still want to believe it, we're not snowflakes.
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Professional scientists were rather dismissive of his research, in which he adamantly claimed that no two snowflakes were alike.
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And he is correct that, you know, there were a lot of people on the right calling people snowflakes.
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"It's literally snowing in Calabasas," Jenner said during an Instagram Story video, showing the snowflakes hitting a friend's sweatshirt.
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For the first, she wore a collar of bells and lace snowflakes, and for the second, a magenta leash.
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Green glitter shadow, a Santa-inspired manicure, and a few strategically placed snowflakes help nail that North Pole style.
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This light-blue bottle features everyone's favorite ice queen in different poses, plus a variety of cool-toned snowflakes.
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To me, their symmetry makes them look like enormous snowflakes, windblown at the least likely time of the year.
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Pieces of ash fell like snowflakes, and a pall of white smoke across the city blotted out the sun.
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Coastal flooding was possible in New England, and heavy, wet snowflakes were expected to place power lines in peril.
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"Isabel wanted them to be really modern and almost floating from outer space," Ruben said of the Snowflakes' headpieces.
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At some level Peterson is offering assertiveness training to men whom society is trying to turn into emasculated snowflakes.
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She was in the fourth grade when she wrote her first poem, "Snowflakes," but her teacher was not supportive.
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Snowflakes reflect their temperature, explained Kenneth G. Libbrecht, a physicist — and snowflake expert — at the California Institute of Technology.
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From ornate white snowflakes to velvet burgundy stripes, however you're celebrating the holidays, you'll find plenty of inspiration ahead.
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Snowflakes develop when a water droplet freezes onto a dust particle in the sky, resulting in an ice crystal.
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We chased tiny scraps of partly burned paper that floated in the air as if they were blackened snowflakes.
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And now, further evidence has revealed that those special Generation Y snowflakes still don't want to do the dishes.
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Another strain, which causes urinary tract infestions, forms circular rings, and others "kind of look like snowflakes," remarks Danino.
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When all digital spaces are controlled by liberal snowflakes, how's a guy supposed to earn a living promoting hate online?
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But to the college students reading this piece: I'm not here to trigger you, own you, or call you snowflakes.
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I realized that mundane things like salt and sugar and snowflakes — not just polished collectibles and precious stones — are crystals.
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Adorned with snowflakes, the pale blue dress is set off by a flowing cape split in two in the back.
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There is no dismissal of trigger-warnings, no descriptions of activist students as coddled or snowflakes or social-justice warriors.
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"Snowflakes" is a popular derogatory term on social media used by conservatives to describe liberals deemed to be too sensitive.
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It's useful to remind the Republicans who run most of Washington that Facebook isn't staffed entirely by snowflakes and libs.
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The Houston Texans defensive end shared a heartwarming video of himself excitedly talking about seeing snowflakes in Houston on Thursday.
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Listed in the liner notes of the initial release were the full technical specs of the gear that precipitated Snowflakes.
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But his wish came true and he has joined the rest of south Texans by playing in the white snowflakes.
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Coastal flooding was also possible in New England, and heavy, wet snowflakes were expected to place power lines in peril.
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By now stories of progressive Puritanism (or perhaps the better word is Philistinism) are so commonplace — snowflakes seek safe space!
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A children's choir sang "Silent Night," and a small Christmas tree, decorated with snowflakes, was on display near the lectern.
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If you want bigger cookies, Ateco makes cutters for those too, including fun, more generic shapes like snowflakes and snowmen.
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Even in such an intimate space, listening to each tiny note requires physical commitment, like catching snowflakes on your tongue.
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Animal Kingdom's Discovery Island has been adorned with handmade snowflakes, each of which was created by an artisan with disabilities.
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Every effort, every desire that began in you must change course, the snowflakes blowing for hours, gray but still burning.
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The pure delight of the Waltz of the Snowflakes, in which the dancers throw snow while leaping into the air.
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To his surprise he found that lab-grown snowflakes don't actually grow along the glass surface that they are placed on.
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He spoke with Kenneth G. Libbrecht, a physicist who has been growing and studying snowflakes in his lab for two decades.
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Khloé and True, her 8-month-old daughter with NBA star Tristan Thompson, sported white with snowflakes and plenty of tulle.
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Snowflakes are born high up in the atmosphere when water vapor condenses and forms ice crystals around microscopic dust or pollen.
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It has a minimal elegance, like the patterns that come when you make paper snowflakes—clean, controlled, and still totally surprising.
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Clouds increase overnight, and a few snowflakes are possible, but accumulation is hard to imagine with this dry air in place.
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" Inexplicably, a conservative commentator posted a video of herself in a bikini with animated straws around her, captioning it "Melt, snowflakes!
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I lounged around Tina's watching the snowflakes hit the windows or took naps under a shaggy blanket in Tina's old room.
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American conservatives taunt left-wing youth as "snowflakes", a name they have in turn reappropriated with Twitter handles like "Iron Snowflake".
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Sounds straightforward, but Leinonen's model shows how this happens at an extremely detailed level with arbitrarily shaped snowflakes and clumps thereof.
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Included among them are sweater-clad arms, doves, Christmas trees, ornaments, wrapped gifts, Christmas cards, snowflakes, and mugs of hot cocoa.
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And above all, we want to see it form and un-form lovely metallic snowflakes as its temperature rises and falls.
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This app lets you paint all over 3D space, with a range of brushes that simulate fire, smoke, snowflakes and rainbows.
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Khloé and True, her 8-month-old daughter with NBA star Tristan Thompson, sported white with snowflakes and plenty of tulle.
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They worry the #MeToo debate is turning women into "snowflakes" who are overly sensitive or cannot assertively reject a man's persistence.
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Sometimes it seems like Instagram is a direct reflection of a generation in which everyone was told they were unique snowflakes.
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But while everyone's trying to figure out the best way to ride out the storm, there's more speculation flying than snowflakes.
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The device records images of microscopic snowflakes as they pass through the light beam and cast a shadow on a detector.
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It leads to the Waltz of the Snowflakes in which fleet-footed dancers swirl and spin inside a blizzard of snow.
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At the same time, in Pullman, snowflakes fell onto the field, turning into large clumps of powder by the fourth quarter.
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I rounded a corner, shifted my gaze from the dashboard to the road, and my peripheral vision danced with neon snowflakes.
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It's always much easier to just call other people wimps and snowflakes — and hope they'll be intimidated enough to melt away.
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The Act I Waltz of the Snowflakes, abounding in cleverly crystalline imagery, is gracelessly busy, with too many unconvincing bright smiles.
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And if you don't like that, well then you are one of the precious snowflakes who belongs in the "loser" pile.
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It's broad and funny, but also touching, and the confetti-tossing snowflakes, with their silver tutus and meringue berets, are fabulous.
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Cooler conditions could be back in the cards by later Wednesday into Thursday, with perhaps an outside shot at some snowflakes.
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Same with the Waltz of the Snowflakes, a gap that this production beautifully fills with the sound of shoes swirling sand.
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Mixed in with the classical pas de deux and snowflakes are scenes of traditional Russian dance and circuslike feats of physicality.
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These findings are the opposite of how the world typically views millennials: As special "snowflakes" who are sensitive, sheltered, and selfish.
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One pictures crowns and carriages, trumpets tooting in the background, and maybe some falling snowflakes or a cartoon bluebird hovering over them.
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Floating candles, caroling Suits of Armor, snowflakes falling from the enchanted ceiling — there's no place more magical than Hogwarts around the holidays.
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Here in Washington, where wet, heavy snowflakes began falling in the early afternoon, officials told residents to get indoors by 3 p.m.
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"My mom might kill me," Hannah quips, but up they go, into the cable car, shedding layers as snowflakes begin to swirl.
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To fight these ideas and the culture they've spawned on campus will require more than complaining about college "snowflakes" or political correctness.
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He captured his first snowflake photo in 1885 and over the course of his life he photographed more than 33,000 unique snowflakes.
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And "snowflakes" has increasingly been used against Trump and members of his administration when they seem a little too hurt by criticism.
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" He then continued with his prepared remarks, in which he claimed some schools are trying to cultivate "a generation of … supercilious snowflakes.
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In 2016, our little snowflakes are melting on college campuses needing hot chocolate and "grief counseling" over a Donald Trump presidential victory.
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Few among us want to be accused of raising a special snowflake, but sometimes, those snowflakes reveal themselves as a little special.
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Union Station in Kansas City is decorated in Christmas lights, falling snowflakes, a Christmas tree, and toy trains for the holiday season.
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Vaginas are like snowflakes in that each one is special and unique, so whatever you do is not one-size-fits all.
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At first the image appears to be of a boy reveling in snow, until you realize the snowflakes are in fact ash.
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The sting at the ballot box has caused these snowflakes — and actual "antifa" anarchists — to take out this frustration through radical tactics.
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This time of year, the houses are draped in Christmas lights and surrounded by the usual characters: reindeer, snowmen, very oversize snowflakes.
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They are burdened more than previous generations with the inundation of information and imagery, and yet we refer to them as snowflakes.
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Watching them spin, it's easy to forget these aren't Christmas tree ornaments — or, as Lutz calls them, "snowflakes" — but instead human killers.
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"It was all based on, 'Kalkaska's a Republican town, keep the liberal snowflakes out, socialism's going to be here,'" Zork told me.
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I will read his book, but I don't think them not being about to hear speakers ... We're creating a nation of snowflakes.
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She also gets off on calling people "snowflakes," apparently seeing no irony in being the whitest, most delicate person on the planet.
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Usually those first snowflakes have people reaching for comforting soups and stews, but some, myself included, may still yearn for lighter fare.
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I'd like this framed by Joyce's snowflakes, silver and dark, falling against the windowpane, after the late-night confession of lost love.
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But others wondered why conservatives who love to champion free speech against the forces of political correctness were suddenly melting like snowflakes.
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To see years of Ms. Williams' confounding fictions collected in so hefty a volume is like seeing snowflakes accrue into an avalanche.
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" She mocks liberal "snowflakes" as being overly sensitive to name-calling, but says she is bothered when people use the word "retard.
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Snow implies that liquid water exists on the planet and can be found in the atmosphere, returning to the surface in snowflakes.
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For someone who calls other people snowflakes you spend a lot of your time angrily tweeting about people thinking you're a twat.
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Aside from helping grow snowflakes, this hexagonal structure makes ice less dense than liquid water, which hugely affects geochemistry, geophysics and climate.
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With Olaf hidden in a forest tree, players have to hang snowflakes on its branches to try and reveal his hiding spot.
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Perhaps they brushed his flanks as he swam in the cove or swirled like snowflakes in the wake of his canoe paddle.
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As we walk out of a friend's funeral, we can smell wood smoke in the air and taste snowflakes on our tongues.
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In one of the film's most iconic sequences, Ochō, completely naked, strikes down man after man as fluffy snowflakes swirl around her.
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Protruding from a noni is a seemingly random outcropping of wart-like growths, rendering each fruit unique, like the world's most hideous snowflakes.
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The latest study shows that Neptune's vortices are highly variable, transient, and recurring features; they're like snowflakes, similar but not exactly the same.
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Robert Speta, a meteorologist from NHK's World service, described the weathers as a downpour of "wet, fat, snowflakes" that stuck to people's clothes.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Skies may be cloudier than not through the evening, and we still run the risk of some conversational snowflakes.
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They're the much-derided "special snowflakes" that have college professors and pundits doomsaying about the rising threat of trigger warnings and safe spaces.
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And the rest of the army followed in his footsteps as White Walkers around Winterfell burst into snowflakes and the undead army collapsed.
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But, like snowflakes in an avalanche, shirking small tasks added up to chaos and confusion, so I learned to just get it done.
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Cultural conservatives, including Trump supporters, tend to gleefully mock such demands — characterizing those who make them as special snowflakes unable to handle criticism.
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Sometimes, soft snowflakes add a magical touch to a declaration of love, caressing a couple's hair as they gaze into each other's eyes.
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He once drove this car — complete with a fake machine gun — in a parade (and defended doing so against "snowflakes" and "outrage culture").
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Holly Christensen, founder of The Magic Yarn Project, crafts soft-yarn wigs, embellished with flowers, snowflakes and ribbon, for children undergoing cancer treatments.
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"I guess we're giving birth to snowflakes now, because that looked like that kid needed a safe space in that room," Bruce said.
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Rumsfeld's contributions came in the form of "snowflakes," short and sharp memos he'd provide to younger staffers on the direction of the game.
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She snapchatted the massive 11-window creation, adorned with four gingerbread men (and dogs!), Christmas trees, and dusted with white snow and snowflakes.
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This summer, Snowflakes, Nightlight's embryo-matching offshoot, will mark its 22017th anniversary at a picnic celebration with embryo providers, recipients and their children.
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" Added Bruce: "I guess we're giving birth to snowflakes now because that looked like that kid needed a safe space in that room.
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With candles, tablecloths, pillow covers, candles, and more in classic holiday designs, from sequins to snowflakes, it gives us that nostalgic holiday feeling.
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No matter how many times you witness the holiday party, the giant tree, the dancing snowflakes and flowers, there's always more to see.
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It's fashionable to point fingers at social-justice-drunk "snowflakes" for devaluing the First Amendment in higher education, but that misses the point.
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I marvelled at the Escher-like dimensionality of a stairway, and at the snowflakes that had begun to drift among the palm trees.
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In addition to fiber optics, it is wrapped in snowflakes and multicolored lights — with a bright LED star topper to complete the look.
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He called snowflakes "letters sent from heaven" because he looked at their forms as records of the conditions they had undergone in formation.
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It was an international success—Snowflakes Are Dancing was nominated for four Grammy Awards in 1975, including best classical album of the year.
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Bloomberg is all the great taste of Trump (a billionaire who offends snowflakes) with none of the calories (smart, competent, not a bigot).
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" His monologue continued: "Who are these delicate snowflakes that we can't just tell: 'No, you're not allowed to have 40 guns anymore, Earl.
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And That's Fast Physics When Water Balloons Hit a Bed of Nails and Don't Pop Who Ever Said No Two Snowflakes Were Alike?
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Still no good news for snow lovers, as any rain in the forecast may only mix with a couple snowflakes north and west.
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The snowmobile's headlight illuminated a blizzard of snowflakes as shiny as diamonds, as if the land were showing what true wealth looked like.
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And I suppose the snowflakes might turn this around and ask their older MAGA relatives if they feel Medicare is really so awful.
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Now, malls are venues for nostalgia about community space, but they have never been wonderlands — even with glitter snowflakes hanging from the beams.
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Onside kicks are like snowflakes and handmade mixtapes in that no two are exactly alike, but they all seem kind of the same.
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When you bring that up they're like, "Oh, you're right," which is interesting, because I think ... you know, I hate to even borrow a phrase from Sean Hannity at any time, because he's just an awful human being, but when he calls people "snowflakes," a lot of the white men in Silicon Valley are snowflakes, in every meaning of the term.
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And I don't know why I picked on Playboy, but I started making paper snowflakes out of the pages of the issues I had.
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JPMorgan has identified several distinct spending personas who will need to replace different amounts of income in retirement: foodies, globe trotters, homebodies and snowflakes.
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Another depicts a huge flea attacking a man who defends himself with an ax and shears, and a more tame example has several snowflakes.
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To some, the naked red cup, unadorned with symbols like holly or snowflakes, is an affront against the Christian faith, a cut against Christianity.
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Here's my Nutcracker workout: I start the run with the Waltz of the Snowflakes, a six-minute fast-paced track that's around 105 BPM.
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Upon closer inspection, they can look like snowflakes, a simple round dot, elongated cylinders, or all of these stuck together in one slimy clump.
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I see people who are diehard supporters of the president calling people snowflakes, which is not a reasoned argument, it's just to upset people.
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He bashes institutions of higher education as encouraging special snowflakes to have a victim mentality, and resistant to any opposing (conservative) points of view.
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Starbucks in past years printed Christmas trees, snowflakes and snowmen on the beverage holders, opting for a plain red cup last holiday season instead.
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These prove once and for all that, like so many snowflakes, no two pregnancies are alike, right down to what you eat during yours.
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When the mice are defeated, the Nutcracker is transformed into a handsome human, who leads her through the realm of Snow where snowflakes dance.
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CreditCreditChristopher Smith for The New York Times Justin Knopf finished harvesting soybeans as November's first snowflakes started falling on his fields in Gypsum, Kan.
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Falling through the warmer air, however, can have an effect on the snowflakes, which may partially melt and clump together on the way down.
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It's as vivid as you might expect, from the Soldiers who come in a rainbow of colors to the Snowflakes who wear galactic crowns.
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While it might be cold enough aloft, it'll probably be too warm at the ground for anything more than conversational snowflakes or the like.
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The room comes complete with paper snowflakes, a towering Christmas tree, a Lego replica of the Empire State building and loads of sugary snacks.
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He knows what he is saying is like looking at two snowflakes and 20 inches of snow and saying they are the same thing.
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Fun facts: Giraffes sleep a maximum of two hours each day, and their coats are just like snowflakes, no two have the same pattern.
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But lately, he has stayed put in sunny Southern California, where he has rigged up a sophisticated system for growing snowflakes in his lab.
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CANNON BALL, N.D. — The fires burned for hours on the flat, muddy landscape, their thick smoke rising through snowflakes that tumbled to the ground.
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Ms. Tyson of Snowflakes Embryo Adoption said her clients skewed heavily Christian, and weren't always as open to single parents, gay couples or atheists.
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"So I am on set for Cats and it is fully snowing," she said in one video as clumps of snowflakes stuck to her hair.
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Blackpool is a tough town... the police are no snowflakes—but there was fear on their part of fulling a race war in the town.
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But it is, undoubtedly, the most immediately visible; against the background of my very dark hair, those little dead-skin snowflakes create a perfect contrast.
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From minimalist snowflakes and hand-drawn reindeer to a winking snowman and decorative ornaments, each year the design is distinctive and different from the last.
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In any case, the point is that Wall Street billionaires, even more than billionaires in general, seem to be snowflakes, emotionally unable to handle criticism.
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The planet wobbles on its pins; Once more the joyous time begins, When sleigh bells dance and snowflakes ring And choirs leap and reindeer sing.
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Tit for tatTo millennials who have suffered through years of being called "snowflakes" by their elders, protests of age discrimination can seem a bit rich.
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At worst, they reflect the impulse to push aside the serious issues brought to light by #MeToo, chalking them up to a generation of snowflakes.
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That sense of newness was central to Snowflakes, but the glee that he took in these boundless possibilities is what made it stick for me.
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It has a variety of cookie designs including stars, Christmas trees, snowflakes and even some houses for those looking for that vintage gingerbread house vibe.
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"Sometimes what happens is that, in between a cloud that's producing snowflakes and the ground, you get a layer of warm air," Mr. Homenuk said.
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Those showers could mix in a few snowflakes at times, especially north and west of the city early in the day and again toward evening.
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On a balmy Sunday evening in January, the White House tweeted a picture of the north portico of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, complete with falling snowflakes.
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"Look at those snowflakes," a man with a finger stretched out toward a small group of demonstrators said as he walked away from the Mall.
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Thousands of small, cut snowflakes made from flame-retardant paper in various sizes, from 3/16ths of an inch to 7/16ths of an inch.
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James Hatch, a retired Navy SEAL, said he was apprehensive about joining "liberal snowflakes" in their "safe spaces" in his first semester at Yale University.
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This concession to the snowflakes among us is something that Sweeney, a vengeful former convict who converts much of London's populace into carcasses for Mrs.
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Salt spreaders are the first line of defense and some are ready to roll with the first snowflakes, carrying up to 16 tons of salt.
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Stuck to the glass were Christmas and Hanukkah decorations made of gummy material: fat Santas twirling around dreidels with snowflakes falling upon colorful boxed gifts.
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Some commenters on Mr. Bruni's Op-Ed attacked these students as "snowflakes," dismissing their loneliness as a normal part of going to a new place.
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In the final moments, though, Mr. Atlas brings everything full circle, converting overhead images of spinning bodies into gears or snowflakes that then become stars.
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Take "broflake," a derogatory term for a conservative man who is easily offended by progressive attitudes (even as he mocks progressives as overly sensitive "snowflakes").
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Of course all this overlooks the obvious problem: There's not a snowflakes chance in hell we are going to repeal the Second Amendment anytime soon.
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No Makers, no rock stars, no special snowflakes of any kind are allowed creative expression, any more than they'd be allowed creativity on an election ballot.
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Hoda Kotb captured a snow day at home in the Big Apple with her new daughter, Haley Joy, with slow-motion footage of the falling snowflakes.
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And because boomers so frequently refer to younger generations as "snowflakes," a few teenagers said, it's particularly hilarious to watch them freak out about the phrase.
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Hoda Kotb took to Twitter to celebrate a snow day at home with her new daughter, Haley Joy, with slow-motion footage of the falling snowflakes.
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He has labeled critics "men-haters" and "intolerant snowflakes," and lately, he has even taken on college cheerleaders who refused to stand for the national anthem.
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Leinonen's contribution has been an exact model of how and why snowflakes melt — which types of flakes, at what temperatures, in what ways, and so on.
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Snowflakes could fly as far south as Virginia, if some computer model projections hold true, with accumulating snow possible from near Washington, D.C., north and eastward.
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" According to Holthaus, the "most remarkable thing about this week's snowstorm is the sheer amount of water that will be available to be turned into snowflakes.
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He didn't repeat the now cliché comedian complaints about generational sensitivities or snowflakes, but the central theme of the night was the cathartic release of transgression.
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The Economist: Doubters may say that finding a cerebral solution like "mental models" to a problem like political atomisaton is just a conceit of intellectual snowflakes.
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But let me just tell you, the department stores, right, they had the beautiful red walls, they had snowflakes all over the place, they had everything.
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Not only did the gown have ruffled sleeves and a daring cutout across the chest, but it was also covered in jewels that looked like snowflakes.
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How can good people excuse such bitter, divisive talk from the nation's leader as if it is a minor issue, a distraction for overly sensitive snowflakes?
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Blais tosses out complex passages like snowflakes in a blizzard and they start to blur together into dreamy waves, losing their shape before fading out entirely.
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But it's sloppy (two students who'd been to Mass versus four-plus), and there's no confirmation that the most fake-sounding quote ("Snowbirds, snowflakes") is real.
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Doing that means resisting the mindset of too many writers, who would have us believe that writing is magic and that they are all special snowflakes.
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It wasn't long before the right-wing internet took a break from calling liberals "snowflakes" and got outraged, throwing around the rather troll-y #FireColbert hashtag.
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When I visited recently, one woman's was decorated with cartoon squirrels, owls, and lions; another's had a Christmas motif, with snowflakes and stockings stuffed with gifts.
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Now, Libbrecht's work on snow has crystallized in a new model that attempts to explain why snowflakes and other snow crystals form the way they do.
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Identity politics doesn't just refer to its derogatory connotation of social justice warrior snowflakes advocating for cancel culture and political correctness (though that's part of it).
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The reverse, designed by Knut Yran, comprised of an inscription about the host city complemented by a pictogram of the Oslo Town Hall and three snowflakes.
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But in the televised footage, he was shown complaining about socialism, liberalism and "angry snowflakes," right-wing slang for liberals that conservatives see as easily upset.
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Many of us believe that the other side is unhinged and dangerous, and that we are engaged in a national death match of Racists vs. Snowflakes.
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No one knew who Sarkeesian was before a group of sensitive snowflakes decided that criticizing video games from a feminist perspective was worth attacking someone over.
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Snowflakes started falling at Central Park on Friday night, forming a smooth white blanket that by Sunday would wrap the area in the pristine quiet of winter.
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In a culture of coddling children prompted by the one-child policy, Chinese parents would probably be extremely reluctant to send their precious "snowflakes" off to war.
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And when we speak about it online, or attempt to organize for change, we're derided as "whiners" or "snowflakes" and told to shut up and stop complaining.
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And to Trump supporters offended by their jokes, it's time you dainty snowflakes put on your "big boy pants" because these comedians are just getting warmed up.
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And a share of baby boomers, at least online, see Gen Z and millennials as entitled, participation-trophy-toting snowflakes, or, somewhat more generously, poor office workers.
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On one side, it shows a young boy wrapped up in winter clothes, his arms stretched out trying to catch what looks like snowflakes with his tongue.
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Snowflakes are a popular Christmas-tree theme, but this handcrafted, laser-cut beauty from Cost Plus World Market isn't the run-of-the-mill cheap plastic design.
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"On your marks, get set.... how long till the liberal media and snowflakes start taking shots at the great Bill Shine," tweeted Donald Trump Jr. Thursday afternoon.
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It is that fleeting moment, rather than the more traditional flutter of a butterfly's wing or the fall of snowflakes that Graff seeks to freeze in time.
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Homeowners may now select tubes of glowing lights that mimic falling snowflakes, giant ornament decorations or app-controlled light strips that blink in patterns synchronized with music.
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"It would be a D'Anjou or a Bosc, something run-of-the-mill," he said on a recent afternoon as snowflakes feathered down outside the bakery window.
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Snow is an excellent insulator, trapping air between the snowflakes, while white reflects light and heat, so most of the heat generated inside an igloo stays there.
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Conservatives are right to skewer liberals as "snowflakes" who need to go back to their "safe spaces" when the left starts promoting codes that limit free speech.
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The best snow he ever found was in Cochrane, in remote northeastern Ontario, where there is little wind to batter snowflakes as they fall through the sky.
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Like snowflakes, no two El Niños are exactly alike, and they're only one of many different large-scale weather patterns acting in tandem to influence global weather.
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Yet time and time again, the free speech issue is framed as an insidious condition of Gen Z student snowflakes, and seemingly, college campuses are their breeding grounds.
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"Rather than molding a generation of mature, well-informed adults, some schools are doing everything they can to create a generation of sanctimonious, sensitive, supercilious snowflakes," Sessions continued.
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"Rather than molding a generation of mature, well-informed adults, some schools are doing everything they can to create a generation of sanctimonious, sensitive, supercilious snowflakes," Sessions said.
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Critics of comedy are labeled dour, defensive killjoys, and articles like these tend to only confirm for many people that liberals are snowflakes who take themselves too seriously.
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Dressed in thick winter coats, the brother and sister are seen rushing out into their backyard to twirl in the falling snowflakes in a moment of pure joy.
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Some might say that this update is yet another incarnation of liberal "snowflakes" over-reaching with their political correctness, but in branding, as in life, change is inevitable.
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Digging through an abandoned collection of cassettes in a cool aunt's bedroom, I stumbled upon the opaque blue cover of Japanese synth pioneer Isao Tomita's Snowflakes Are Dancing.
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You'll know where to find the "mobile ordering" feature, or where the menu is located when they're not all unique snowflakes, trying to be different for difference's sake.
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Last winter: I watch from the rearview mirror as she sticks her head out the window to catch snowflakes on her tongue, eyes closed to feel the wind.
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I didn't know he was mimicking the choreography as Elsa shoots magical snowflakes from her hands to create an ice castle where she hides from her sister, Anna.
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Spar with snowflakes who are offended by something he says about race or gender and perhaps even believe he never should have been invited in the first place.
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This is because snowflakes are made of tons of water molecules that have become linked to one another, usually forming around a central point of dust or dirt.
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Beck's works, which he categorically dubs as "snow art," show intricate geometric shapes inspired by patterns found in nature such as snowflakes, spiraled cactus spears, and cannabis leaves.
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The annual event will include making paper snowflakes from recycled gift wrap and catalogs, woven art and stuffed toys from fabric scraps and a city from castoff cardboard.
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Instead of melting before they disappear, some snowflakes undergo a process called "sublimation," which essentially skips the liquid stage of matter and moves straight from solid to gas.
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Not quite, said Kenneth G. Libbrecht, a physicist at the California Institute of Technology, who found a way to create what he calls "identical twin" snowflakes in his lab.
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As June draws to a close, Trump's usual band of Berkeley professor critics and lefty snowflakes have excoriated the president for failing to recognize LGBTQ Pride month this year.
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"They remind me of a biological version of snowflakes," says Eleanor Lutz, a designer and neurobiology PhD student who has created a series of fantastic animated virus trading cards.
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In fact, according to a reply filed by Woods' attorney, all these snowflakes need to be taught a lesson that they can't hide behind anonymity—even after they're dead.
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First it was the matching gym outfits, then the matching skeleton costumes on Halloween, now they are back at it with Christmas onesies complete with penguins, snowmen, and snowflakes.
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Within these clouds, large snowflakes mix with icy pellets known as graupel, and electrical charges can build up from static electricity as these particles collide in the turbulent atmosphere.
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Extremely niche anime cribbing aside, the gentle plummet of the snowflakes could represent the inevitability of a doomsday we cannot prevent but we'll never notice until it's too late.
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But it was typical of what Levittown has become in the decades since: a collection of more than 17,000 snowflakes customized with dormers, bay windows, porticos, shingles and garages.
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But if we can't stand up to conflict, we risk becoming the snowflakes that the Donald Trumps and the wagging tongues on the right make us out to be.
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Disney recently invited the artisans behind the snowflakes to come in person to check out their creations, which currently adorn wreaths and trees along Discovery Island's wildlife-filled pathways.
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Snow does not fall around the corps de ballet of dancing Snowflakes but is released by them in explosive handfuls (hello, Mark Morris's "The Hard Nut," new in 1991).
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Despite all this, conservative media has spent an exhaustive amount of time beating us up for being "snowflakes" and for crafting imaginary oppressions out of our privilege and entitlement.
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In hot sun, gloved ice-skaters, obedient to the calendar, meandered across the rink in Bryant Park, which showed itself ready for winter with displays of snowflakes and stars.
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Twice," and said Pie "has some choice words for the precious progressive snowflakes who are perpetually offended and begging for safe spaces in which to hide from divergent opinions.
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People see it as, 'Aw, these liberal, triggered snowflakes,' but to have a place where you can convene and create great things with each other is really, really important.
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"Wet, fat, snowflakes" But the above freezing temperatures in central Tokyo made the icy flakes melt slightly upon falling on the ground, adding more moisture and creating heavy, wet snow.
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"Join us cucks and snowflakes, safe spacers and libtards, as we enjoy a collective cathartic yell into the heavens about our current political establishment," the New York event page reads.
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Perhaps one day we'll mature into an era where no one is snowflakes or broflakes or even hashtags, they're all just regular annoying people, shouting about nothing on the internet.
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The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 19, snapchatted the massive 11-window creation, adorned with four gingerbread men (and dogs!), Christmas trees, and dusted with white snow and snowflakes.
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Of course, every investor will tell you that, like snowflakes, they are unique, not just in their approach to investing, their perspective or — their favorite topic — the value they add.
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" He developed an elaborate libretto, which incorporates surreal and at times frightening settings and experiences that take it far from the Christmas cheer, snowflakes and sweets in the traditional "Nutcracker.
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DONALD TRUMP JR.: Love how the snowflakes are getting so "triggered" over these group texts when Obama signed the law allowing him to text the entire country all the time.
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" And Andrew Nichols from Hertfordshire, borrowing the language of the American right, wrote: "It might be heading toward the hottest summer on record, but the snowflakes are clearly still flourishing.
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The ballet highlights dozens of talented and adorable children from the School of American Ballet, but the star of the show isn't just one dancer but a bevy of Snowflakes.
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All that talk about liberal "snowflakes" is projection; if you really want to see people driven wild by tiny perceived slights and insults, you'll generally find them on the right.
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The snowflakes sensed, a good year before the election of President Trump, that insults and direct threats could once again become sanctioned by the most powerful office in the land.
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From soap shaped like snowflakes and reindeer to sugar plum-scented scrubs, scroll through to shop the best of Lush's holiday 2019 — and may a blissful, glittery bath await you.
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These people fill my social media feed, and from them I've learned Trump wins because snowflakes and limousine liberals like me are out of touch with what "real" Americans think.
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Google entertained users by letting them search "do a barrel roll" to make the website do a 360-degree spin and "let it snow" to blanket the page in snowflakes.
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Trilobites As the East Coast braces for the first ferocious snowstorm of the season, we wanted to revisit a frosty adage: Is it true that no two snowflakes are the same?
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In the photo, Agdal can be seen wearing red onesie adorned with snowflakes, while Brinkley-Cook sported a Santa Claus onesie meant to look as though he was exposing his abs.
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In ultra-soft polar fleece, these might just be the perfect snow-day PJs: Choose this camp-inspired deer pattern, snowflakes or even wine glasses (in a merlot-hued red, natch).
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The design features black, white and green coloring with a Christmas tree, doves, a stack of presents, snowflakes, two people holding hands and a red ribbon running around the entire cup.
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But it struggles during bad weather: The lidar laser points will bounce off raindrops, snowflakes or dust, obscuring things that are more important for it to see, like cars and pedestrians.
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The athletic mom of two kept her royal lob covered in the Alwin Navy Pompon hat from Austrian brand Eisb r, which retails for $59.99 and features snowflakes and polar bears.
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When the atmosphere is at the perfect temperature for snow, the cloud's particles turn into ice crystals, causing snowflakes to drift down out of the heavens and onto the ground below.
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Pepe was deployed again and again to represent beliefs that sometimes upset others, and he was often used to ridicule overly sensitive "snowflakes" or those with liberal or "social justice" views.
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CLARITY, it bellows at us in a helplessly anonymous sans serif font, while transmitting that message with the use of flashing images of ice, ice crystals, snowflakes, and snow-covered mountains.
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Kardashian then shared her moves using weights and a resistant band — and in honor of the date, each video had a festive filter like reindeer or snowflakes dancing across the screen.
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"Join us cucks and snowflakes, safe spacers and libtards, as we enjoy a collective cathartic yell into the heavens about our current political establishment," reads the tongue-in-cheek event description.
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Young people these days have been called a bunch of snowflakes, but we're living longer on a planet that is becoming increasingly difficult to live on, and that friction is inevitable.
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Yes, it is our duty on the home front to honor those who are putting their lives on the line to defend the those pathetic snowflakes — and the rest of us.
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Whereas most patterns will give you a cookie that vaguely resembles a tree or a shooting star, these snowflakes look seriously professional, both before and after they go into the oven.
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Jaunty little hat-shaped tortelli, finished with brown butter and snowflakes of ricotta salata, were just translucent enough to reveal their emerald-colored filling, a luscious purée of spinach and mascarpone.
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When I looked to my left, I saw Slater, standing by the stairs; when I looked to my right, I could see through a window to the courtyard, where snowflakes floated.
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The 2003 film starring Will Ferrell follows Buddy as he tries to bring Christmas cheer to New York City, making hundreds of paper snowflakes and singing as often as he can.
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My students are what Trump supporters might call the "special snowflakes" of an elite institution of higher learning, but Monica Crowley was slated for foreign policy work in the real world.
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The researchers want to know how the bands of snow form, why some storms produce snow and others don't, and why certain conditions lead to ice crystals, while others cause snowflakes.
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The characters in the movie hurl politically laden insults at each other like "snowflakes" and "deplorables," two terms used to refer to those on the political left and Trump supporters, respectively.
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"My next-door neighbor, who only speaks Spanish, took down all her fall stuff and put up snowflakes and poinsettias, and did garland on her fence and lights," Ms. Elliott said.
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The British Ministry of Defense says it made progress with last year&aposs controversial recruitment campaign to recruit "snowflakes" and "me me me millenials" into the ranks of the British army.
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Patients who participated in the trial also described, in interviews and in testimony to a panel of FDA advisers, seeing snowflakes for the first time or being able to read again.
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It's never surprising, yet its bursts of pictorial imagination — snowflakes that streak like shooting stars — keep you engaged, as do Elsa and Anna, who still aren't waiting for life to happen.
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Brutally honest and blazingly funny, Dear White People might be hard to swallow for some sensitive snowflakes, but we need more shows with this level of self-awareness, humor and heart.
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Day dismissed their concerns and mocked the pilots as "snowflakes," according to the NTSB, which provided transcripts of FlyNYON staff meetings among nearly 1,200 pages of evidence it released in September.
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Playing The Division you would sometimes leave a building into a white-out, snowflakes gold under the light of a halogen lamp, and exhale, expecting to see your breath become steam.
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" Everyman's ecstatic gratitude for his body climaxes in a moment reminiscent of the climax of His Dark Materials: "Praise to my tongue for snowflakes, tequila, / marzipan, mint, cheese and honey, every kiss.
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The gambit is simple: If "the mainstream media" crows at a hashtag that mockingly references genocide, it's evidence it's run by oversensitive snowflakes who just can't take a [deeply anti-semitic] joke.
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As Radiolab explored, one German meteorologist named Gustav Hellmann accused him of fraud, after commissioning his own photographer to document snowflakes, revealing images quite different from the perfect crystals in Bentley's work.
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Related: Cozy Up to These Digital Yule Log Remixes Obviously: A 3D-Printed Christmas Tree Freshly Fallen Snowflakes Make for Stunning Close-Up Photos A DIY-Minded Guide to Holiday Gift Giving
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Then he could look at the results and discern the temperature of the surface air on the day the snowflakes fell to earth, even if it was 10,000 or 0003,000 years ago.
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Lauri Pasch, a psychologist at the University of California, San Francisco Center for Reproductive Health, commended the Snowflakes program for its emphasis on fostering open communication between children and their biological parents.
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Consider the snowman — complete with a face mask — that longtime friends Harlie Cowan and James Barringer decided to build around midnight one night recently when snowflakes started to fall in Portage, Mich.
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In this world, there are two kinds of people: rich snooty hypocritical globalist snowflakes who live in fancy houses; and gun-obsessed, racist hicks from places ranging from Staten Island to Georgia.
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Each ship also has its own Viking Heritage Exhibit and a spa reflecting the centuries-old sauna tradition, complete with a very chilly "snow grotto" where real snowflakes fall from the ceiling.
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Tip "It's easier to appreciate snowflakes when you don't have a shovel in your hand," says Kenneth G. Libbrecht, a professor of physics at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, Calif.
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An exception is steak "tarte" tar: minced hanger steak cleverly framed in a single crisp onion ring and finished with a creamy cloud of aerated caramelized onion and snowflakes of dehydrated Gruyere.
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It wasn't "Brain Powder," which sounds unappealingly man-made — protein powder, baby powder, foot powder — but "Dust," which suggests that the ingredients assembled themselves with the spontaneity of snowflakes on a twig.
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Though speakers of all ideologies regularly appear at colleges without incident, a few widely publicized disruptions feed a narrative of leftist enclaves of millennial snowflakes refusing to abide ideas they disagree with.
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The Rock said that the snowflakes are taking society in a direction that doesn't align with the ideals of freedom that people have fought for in the past decades with their PC sentiments.
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The fallout that weekend reportedly delighted Bannon as it instigated wall-to-wall TV coverage of "snowflakes" protesting in airports while despondent travelers were held at airports or not allowed into the country.
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Dads like Mike have had to adjust to a world in which their daughters, who broke down crying on election night, seem to suddenly and inexplicably identify with socialism, social justice, and snowflakes.
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As The Atlantic's Olga Khazan recently summed it up: "Proponents are branded as overly sensitive snowflakes who do too much to keep their students safe," coddling their minds, leaving them sheltered and frail.
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She has been accused of being islamophobic and a socialist in the same breath, something unheard of for a member of a party commonly referred to being full of "snowflakes" in conservative media.
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The choice to depict Earth's surface as a flattened map projection makes the whole thing seem like a scene inside a snowglobe, with the festive snowflakes subbed out for toxic greenhouse gas emissions.
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If you're one of those people who likes to stock up on canned goods before the first snowflakes even start to fall, all of this change might make you feel a little twitchy.
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Released by RCA in 1974, the resulting recording, "Snowflakes Are Dancing," brought Mr. Tomita — who died on May 5, at 84, and was widely considered the father of Japanese electronic music — international renown.
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A 2015 study published in last month in Environmental Science by researchers at McGill University found freshly fallen snowflakes contained more than crystallized water; there was also a hefty dose of car exhaust.
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Christmas Laser Lights, $35.99, available on AmazonDisplay a brilliant light show of red and green snowflakes, bells, stars, Christmas trees, or even Santa himself with this remote-controlled and weatherproof laser-light projector.
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Wilson Bentley (1865-1931), an American farmer with an inventor's instincts, spent his life in the town of Jericho, Vt. There, during deep-freeze winters, he created a microscopic technique for photographing snowflakes.
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Berkeley, California (CNN)Judging from the talk about the University of California, Berkeley lately, you'd think the campus was filled with hypersensitive snowflakes covering their ears to block out ideas they don't like.
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Even though Snowflakes Are Dancing, a collection of rearrangements of Debussy's "tone paintings" released in 1974, was still one of his early endeavors into the world of electronic composition, Tomita went all out.
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Its last major overhaul was in 2007, though the drone snowflakes and the psychedelic projections, like the opening design, which bedecked the ceiling in fir boughs and exploding honeycombs, are more recent additions.
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But he was also a quiet eccentric who often wore disco-print shirts and bolo ties and decorated his office with oversize silver snowflakes, sheets of translucent plastic and his own abstract paintings.
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Inside the theatre, however, Andreas Kriegenburg's direction and Harald Thor's set designs summoned an entrancingly chilled world of snowflakes and ice-flowers, of cold blue light, dazzling white-outs and howling polar wildernesses.
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The movie focuses on the most publicized "politically correct social-justice warrior college-campus snowflakes out of control" stories of the past five years, all framed as harbingers of a free-speech apocalypse.
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"Nevicata" was riveting: Images of snowflakes falling from an ashen heaven are conveyed in the piano through numbing, repeated midrange tones, surrounded by elusive chords and, at the end, skittish, almost jazzy flourishes.
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But, for the soundtrack, the brothers drew heavily on "Snowflakes Are Dancing," the 1974 album by the Japanese electronic musician known as Tomita, which consists of otherworldly synthesizer versions of Claude Debussy's compositions.
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Get some colored markers, draw a Santa or maybe some snowflakes, and if you have extra brown lunch bags, you can cut them up to make three-dimensional flowers, or even a ribbon.
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Mr. Chen is perhaps best known for his photographs of so-called Christmas factories, where migrant workers made Christmas stockings, snowflakes and plastic reindeer in workshops filled with red glitter all year long.
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Picket fences surround the quaint homes that line Salvo's suburban block, and out of context, these appear to be serene landscapes, with the deadly "snowflakes" rendering nearby tall pines fluffy and cotton-topped.
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By placing two crystal seeds next to each other and growing them under the exact same conditions, Dr. Libbrecht found that he could create two snowflakes with nearly the same intricate shapes and patterns.
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Five kids, including Alba's daughters Haven Garner, 6, and Honor Marie, 9, then tear into five boxes to reveal the new prints: Arctic Foxes, Chilly Penguins, Falling Snowflakes, North Polar Bears and Enchanted Forest.
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It's huge and beautiful, with an impeccable attention to visual detail; everything from falling snowflakes to blood-spattered spiked bats to the actual human characters has just the right weight and sheen to it.
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The task of actually building the game for mobile devices fell to people with actual coding skills, but Rumsfeld guided the whole process using brief audio memos called "snowflakes," The Wall Street Journal notes.
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I could imagine some poetic-minded, devil-may-care soul at the Port Authority allowing a shimmering scrim of snowflakes to waft down into the hall and dissolve on the vast white marble floor.
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As such, the incident has become a go-to example of how privileged, overly sensitive snowflakes are derailing the American left — referenced just a few months ago in a New York Times opinion column.
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On Tuesday, the 47-year-old actress shared a holiday video that showed her assisting in a local theater production by working with dancers, applying makeup to people, and decorating rooms with paper snowflakes.
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But there's a big difference in how fertility clinics like Widra's play matchmaker compared with how Christian groups like Snowflakes Embryo Adoption and the National Embryo Donation Center (which receive federal funding) do it.
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The paper chains show Christmas imagery such as snowflakes, holly and gifts with the stories of a sex-worker, an underpaid restaurant hand and a girl whose aunt tried to drown her in a bath.
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INGRAHAM: On the porch, Martha&aposs Vineyard, with all the snowflakes who can&apost take the fact that there&aposs a civil libertarian out there who is actually principled on these matters of criminalizing politics.
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And those Chuck Palahniuk references never went away—they evolved into "the Red Pill", the dubious online "men's rights" movement, and their talk of "special snowflakes" who are too easily offended by harmless free speech.
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DETROIT — If the conditions the previous two days were not inhospitable enough for the Yankees, hovering around freezing with blasts of Arctic air, they awoke Sunday morning to snowflakes fluttering down from the gray skies.
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What's more, there are nine fun patterns to choose from including red rugby stripes, festive forest, ivory fair isle, holiday argyle, Aspen cabin, dashing deer fair isle, frozen fair isle, icy snowflakes, and merry mittens.
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The fairytale vibes continue as one course after another (15 in total) of plant-based dishes arrive in picturesque plating, complete with miniature logs, atmospheric dry ice, or edible snowflakes nestled on a fir branch.
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And in an environment right now where people are apparently searching for safe spaces and calling other people "snowflakes" if they disagree, it's hard for me to see how this works on a broader level.
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This was especially apparent on Thursday, when Trump posted a remarkably tone-deaf tweet about trucks "pushing snowflakes aside," then followed that up with another using a photoshopped image to smear former President Barack Obama.
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"The issue in the medical community is that by calling it 'adoption,' we give too much personhood to the embryo," said Kimberly Tyson, the marketing and program director at Snowflakes Embryo Adoption in Loveland, Colo.
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Already, Trump's inner circle is gleefully celebrating how hard this will trigger the libs: On your marks, get set.... how long till the liberal media and snowflakes start taking shots at the great Bill Shine?
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These grounded birdies are arranged as essentially lonely figures around "Thank You Silence" (2005), an inert artificial snow machine suspended from the ceiling above a patch of fake paper snowflakes that centers the bird cluster.
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The Kepler-2003 system looks similar to the HD 2200 system (pictured here), but with a fourth mini-Neptune, and likely no inner asteroid belt (Image: ESO)Like snowflakes, no two planetary systems are the same.
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His nanoscale smiley faces, stars, snowflakes, and a miniature map of the Western hemisphere were even displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City in 2008—a true marriage of science and art.
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She said at least 200 students plan to attend, armed with the questions they would have asked the attorney general: That Sessions is hiding from such criticism proves that snowflakes come in all shapes and sizes.
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This she refuses to accept, searching for him in a refugee camp in frigid winter (the Waltz of the Snowflakes); a threatening forest; and a creepy assemblage of giant toys, the occasion for Tchaikovsky's famous divertissements.
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As technology has progressed, the sounds he used have become commonplace—employed in television jingles and stored in cell phone sample packs—but there's still a spirit in Snowflakes that few have been able to replicate.
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He brilliantly describes the physical process of wild living — shaking snowflakes of frost from a sleeping bag in the morning "like an icy hatch of mayflies," the joy of drinking sweet tea on a cold beach.
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Swirling in the air here in Davos at the World Economic Forum, along with snowflakes, is an important discussion of how companies must do far more to benefit the 99 percent, not just the 1 percent.
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Clara never dances on point, but the story brings her a series of increasingly marvelous women who do — clockwork toys at the party, the dancing Snowflakes, the Sweets and, above all, the Sugarplum, the dancing prima.
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It's snowing and I love to walk so I put on my slow/emo/winter music and listen to that while I take a very introspective walk home, trying to catch falling snowflakes with my tongue.
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While the show integrates high-tech innovations like a 3-D sequence, intricate animated projections scrolling over the walls and ceiling, and dronelike snowflakes that fly (somewhat menacingly) above the audience, its appeal remains delightfully human.
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A band of moisture to our south may extend far enough to produce a few late-day snowflakes, especially south of the District, but accumulating snow is likely to remain in southern Virginia and North Carolina.
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For the occasion, Beyoncé sought out Albanian couturier Kujta & Meri, who, according to the brand's Instagram, were up until the wee hours of the night sewing on rhinestones and pinning snowflakes to the sleek black number.
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In response, "snowflakes" should show their Trump-supporting friends and relatives a graph of the unemployment rate over the last decade and challenge them to point out where – exactly – things magically changed when Trump took over.
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For the first 220 years, the holiday cups featured what the brand called "symbols of the season," including but not limited to: holly, snowflakes, stockings/ice skates, reindeer, Christmas trees, Christmas lights, Christmas ornaments, and doves.
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So while you may be out tree hunting even though the weather for many Americans hasn't turned to fluffy white snowflakes just yet, Starbucks still has you covered with a cold beverage that's perfect for the occasion.
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These commenters were an odd alliance of Anderson devotees and the usual internet complainers who love to call out "identity politics" and "snowflakes," but most, judging from their Twitter avatars, were white men or sentient anime characters.
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And of course, there was birthday cake — a three-tiered blue confection from Cold Stone Creamery with the letter M and the number 16 on top, and a cascade of snowflakes flowing down the front and side.
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Danny Scerpella, speaking over the din of shovels scraping asphalt as shovelers made their way down the block, said he was shocked by the absence of plowing two and a half days after the last snowflakes fell.
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Thanks to a collaboration with hacker collective NYC Resistor, the Snowflakes wore tutus encrusted with LED lightbulbs connected to a motion sensor, which, like a snowstorm, would sparkle while they pranced and gradually fade as they paused.
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Anyway, after a near-eternity of reliving and rearranging that single day, and behaving as badly (and as hilariously) as eternity allows, Phil starts to wax philosophical and stop and smell the snowflakes and — could it be?
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Think about how snowflakes are formed; a tiny dust particle in the clouds catches water vapor and turns into an ice crystal, as the flake falls through the earth's atmosphere the pattern multiplies into a complex formation.
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Following its weekend of backlash, it announced on Monday that it would be giving out sticker versions of the billboard image to those who pledge to vote for Trump in 2020 ("snowflakes and Liberals are not eligible").
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Related: Deck the Halls with teamLab's Interactive LED Christmas Tree 30,000 LEDs Transform Speeding Trains Into Electric Light Paintings Synchronize Your Christmas Lights With People All Over The World Freshly Fallen Snowflakes Make for Stunning Close-Up Photos
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Tom Araya derisively referring to his fans who happen to protest the installation of an illegitimate, racist, ignorant, morally (and probably literally) bankrupt fascist as "snowflakes" is fucked up, no matter how much we all love his records.
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They honed in on the "snowflakes" who were covering the tracks, unaware or uninterested in the fact that The Man in the High Castle is a fictional show (albeit one that's extremely relevant to our terrifying political reality).
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A moment of tension turns into fury as snow and wind roaring around some brave climbers, and when I heard the audio from the Sennheiser prototype, it felt like the blizzard was upon me, snowflakes stinging my face.
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The Snowflakes program calls the process of matching providers with recipients "embryo adoption," but an ethics committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine describes the term as "misleading" because it confers full legal status onto an embryo.
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I know in an age of snowflakes, a few tweets can be very hurtful, but people need to have perspective But the same Gallup poll in the fall of 2016 showed a 40 point drop in 40 years.
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Those who can remember talk of such staggering numbers of moths on summer nights in the English countryside that the headlights of a car would turn them into a whirling blizzard of snowflakes — enthralling, hypnotizing and also blinding.
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"There is no doubt the FBI kept getting 'snowflakes' in spring 2016 pointing toward Russia and Trump, and the bridges to the case ... clearly were built in London," a U.S. official with direct knowledge of the investigation said.
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The gentle whistles of wind whipping, the light pats of snowflakes piling up, and the serene gaps of silence between each wintery sound make these videos ideal for those who love to envelope themselves in calming, natural sounds.
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This idea of contingency has its roots in the work of the artist's father, Ukichiro Nakaya (1900-1962), whose photographs of snowflakes are on view at Oslo Kunstforening, which helped organize Fujiko Nakaya's weekend of events across Oslo.
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The doc lays out an assemblage of the most publicized "politically correct social-justice warrior college-campus snowflakes out of control" stories of the past five years, which the film frames as harbingers of a free speech apocalypse.
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What began as snowflakes falling on Greenland during the last ice age has crept to the sea in a glacier and then broken off, probably sometime in the last three years, to float slowly out into Baffin Bay.
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She's no longer a Seeker, on a mission to save the world as she knows it—she's a girl again, a child, fascinated, thrilled, by the feeling of snowflakes on her skin, on the palms of her hands.
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The city, which I moved away from after local government forced taxpayers to buy the NFL a new football stadium, demanded citizens raise $140,000 in 4003 days or else the Confederate statues would remain, and quit your cryin', snowflakes.
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Leaflets fall out like snowflakes over the North, where Mr. Kim struggles to keep his people under a total information blackout, blocking the internet and prefixing all radio and TV sets to receive only his government's propaganda-filled broadcasts.
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The mural straddles two walls on the garage's corner in Port Talbot, one of the most polluted cities in the U.K. On one side, a boy with his sled looks at the sky with his mouth open to catch snowflakes.
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Tail end of storm may bring snow to higher elevations "As this cold air enters the departing storm, wet snowflakes may mix in over the higher elevations of West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York state by Monday," Abrams said.
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Winter is most definitely here, which means most people are relishing the idea of bundling up in multiple layers while watching TV. Other people have a different idea they are more inclined to explore outdoors and shoot photos of snowflakes.
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Constance Grady: I have to agree with you, Todd, that the Serena Joy flashbacks don't seem to demonstrate that college students are overprivileged snowflakes who refuse to respect their political opponents' rights to free speech, even if Serena says they are.
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Here are Wilson Bentley's photographs of snowflakes from the 1920s; Ernst Haeckel's drawings of oceanic protozoa (from around 1860) and Santiago Ramón y Cajal's lacy ink drawings of gray matter in the cerebral cortex, from the turn of the 20th century.
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Prior to Halloween, he penned this urgent missive lamenting the end of bygone days when you could wear racist Halloween costumes without the Racial Justice Snowflakes getting all huffy about it: This happened every Halloween when I was a kid.
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By and large, this was the usual pathetic bunch of lowlifes from the hollow—whoever was drunk or pissed-off enough that day to put on a costume and come along for the ride and try to spook some liberal snowflakes.
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If your inclination is to roll your eyes at that statement and accuse us of being snowflakes, then start misspelling swear words at us on Twitter, congratulations, you've underscored how and why this particular case serves as the bellwether of 2017.
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CreditCreditBryan Denton for The New York Times PUTIAN, China — Chen Deliang, wearing an orange tunic, a gold watch and fluffy bedroom slippers decorated with snowflakes and the word "Love," stood proudly in the 130,000-square-foot temple he had built.
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We should recognize that the current generation of students, roundly ridiculed by an unholy alliance of so-called alt-right demagogues and campus liberals as coddled snowflakes, realized something important about this country before the pundits and professors figured it out.
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In practical terms, the results by Sheffield and Miller can be used to describe the random growth of real phenomena like snowflakes, mineral deposits, and dendrites in caves, but only when that growth takes place in the imagined world of random surfaces.
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They're gifts for art lovers and cinephiles alike, from the work of Calder (22010 Snowflakes) to Currin (Nude in Convex Mirror), Hirst (Saint Sebastian, Exquisite Pain), Motherwell (Untitled (Elegy)), Schnabel (Untitled), and of course, Andy Warhol (Shadow), Nocturnal Animals is full of them.
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In the past, he's hidden a panda among snowmen, a card among gift bags, a heart among elephants, a lollipop among ice cream cones, a bunny among cats, a star among jack-o'-lanterns, a snowman among snowflakes, and a heart among flowers.
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In our eagerness to discount our opponents as easily triggered snowflakes, we've lost sight of the animating impulse behind much of politics and, indeed, much of life: the desire to feel safe, to know you can say what you want without fear.
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While some scientists dismiss sapiosexuality and other new terms for sexual identities as the creations of millennials who feel "like they're special snowflakes," Professor Herbenick said, the words help people articulate their sexual interests (or lack thereof) and meet others who share them.
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Klobuchar's uncovered head was covered in light snow by the end of her speech and snowflakes blanketed everything in front of her, from her eyelashes to the microphone she used to the pages of her speech that were enclosed in plastic covers.
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Parker Molloy, a writer at Upworthy, rounded up some tense reactions, ranging from a request for snowflakes to an accusation that Starbucks is guilty of "political brainwashing": Starbucks releases a cup designed to represent shared humanity... Gets this type of response... pic.twitter.
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Anthony Konan, a 30-year-old Carrollwood resident with a background in marketing and management, walks up and down the line of protesters holding his phone in landscape mode and narrating about how he's never seen so many snowflakes in Florida in July.
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Instead, Mother Nature showed up on Saturday with the kind of enchanting yet hazardous gift common to fairy tale ballets: a waltz of the snowflakes voluminous enough to cause transit shutdowns that forced the troupe to cancel performances for the first time this century.
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Said snowflakes have been arriving en masse courtesy of the "Beast from the East," in which cold winds from Siberia are pushing a frigid air mass westward into Central Europe and the UK. One particular Londoner took the disproportionate snow-hype to new levels.
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Haters on Twitter called the promo "offensive," saying it stereotyped millennials as lazy, self-obsessed snowflakes who all care about the exact same things—though, as a millennial, I can tell you that we do, and that the Biscuits nailed them right on the head.
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The official celebration starts at 11 on the concourse level, where Angelica Hicks will lead Art Sundae, a workshop in which young visitors will adorn wooden snowflakes with glitter, black marker and artificial gems, creating a public art project for the center's ticket booth.
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For those who study diversity/sensitivity training, this cultural moment—in which progressives are reduced to snowflakes who preach fascism in the name of political correctness and conservatives are concordantly summed up as rednecks who preach fascism in the name of racial purity—is nightmarish.
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The picture mimics a moment from a video the White House released Sunday evening of the first lady touring the decorations, opening Day 1 of the Advent calendar, marveling at the lights and the firs, sprinkling a few snowflakes on the branches of a tree.
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There is no wrong time of year to eat Austrian food, but the approach of winter always brings it to my mind — a lifelong habit of associating strudel and schnitzel with snowflakes that stay on your nose and eyelashes, thank you very much, Julie Andrews.
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Mist-like chiffon dresses were printed with tiny figures of skiers and CC chair lifts; tuxedos came in white duchess satin with an icy shine; and "snow-ball dresses" (so-named by the brand) of marabou and chiffon, the bodices embroidered in gold snowflakes.
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The shiny and colorful painted stainless steel objects—a group of Shamrock green bars from which dangle apostrophe-shaped raindrops; silver, asterisk-shaped snowflakes clustered on the floor—playfully send up the way in which meteorology's visuals abstract weather from its harshest historical and experiential consequences.
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To fulfill Karissa's wish of becoming a Disney princess, the team used "a pretty transparent ice blue color filament and added snowflakes to the forearm and her name with an Elsa crown on the cuff," said Alyx Gleason, the project lead and president of Siera e-NABLE.
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At the same time, it did prove an interesting point, which is that these are the same people who are going on about how liberals are such sensitive snowflakes who are constantly offended by everything—yet they themselves are looking for anything to get outraged over.
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Put aside the fact that so-called "snowflakes" watch Game of Thrones, Bill Burr, and South Park in their free time, and thus routinely expose themselves to narratives and jokes about rape, incest, castration, misogyny, and racism, as well as jokes about politically correct college students.
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It is a highly controversial issue that typically divides into two superficial camps, caricatured as portly capitalists who claim expansive rights to pickpocket consumers and other businesses on one side, and hippie software-developers and snowflakes on the other side, who want to open-source everything.
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Oh the irony ... After over 062017 University of Notre Dame students walked out of their commencement ceremony on Sunday to protest Vice President Mike Pence's speech, a fired up Lahren hopped on Twitter to give the liberal "snowflakes" what she believed to be a reality check.
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That being said, Mike probably could've done without the nearly alt-right language he used to criticize the March for Our Lives participants, ("everyone gets trophies" is a short hop away from calling people "snowflakes") but he did provide a blanket apology for that language anyways.
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I felt no shortfall here, because anyone who lives in New York spends an inordinate amount of time peering through windows, like the caged animals we are, and whether it's the excuse of four snowflakes or Obama gridlock at the United Nations, we scheme to stay home.
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Dear Diary: Like starlings they were, Black ones, brown ones, pale, pale beige, Dressed in mittens and hats, Unbuttoned coats flapping in the wind, Laughing, shouting, jumping, Tongues out-thrust Toward high-rise homes, Catching snowflakes, midair, A winter's dance between fenced-in macadam And skyscrapered clouds.
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It's doubtful that anyone venturing out to partake of "The Hunt" will be provoked, much less offended, by its politics, which amounts to glib jokes about snowflakes, NPR and cultural appropriation on one hand, and climate change denial, "crisis actors" and the "deep state" on the other.
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Widespread caricatures of students as overly sensitive, vulnerable and entitled "snowflakes" fail to acknowledge the philosophical work that was carried out, especially in the 1980s and '90s, to legitimate experience — especially traumatic experience — which had been dismissed for decades as unreliable, untrustworthy and inaccessible to understanding.
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On Saturday morning, I had shared with a friend who recently moved to London a photograph taken in Taksim Square: A uniformed policeman, several plainclothes police officers and a guy wearing a Santa Claus costume stood together watching snowflakes, with a Scorpion military vehicle in the background.
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To assist any "snowflakes" on the receiving end of the campaign's falsehoods and blatant distortions of fact, a point-by-point takedown follows: The Trump Economy: In demonstrating how strong the "Trump economy" supposedly is, the campaign's holiday debate guide highlights job growth since Trump assumed office.
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From social media to local and national radio and television outlets, people have shifted from debate to fight, from differences of opinions to calling each other "snowflakes, bullies, predators, sympathizers," according to Josh Klapow, Ph.D. a clinical psychologist with the School of Public Health, University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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The reports are issued, and the commentators go to work, incredulously sharing the most outlandish passages, distilling the whole purported "Bernie or Bust" movement down to simple psychology: They're "acting like children," or they're gender-privileged; they're "the special-est of special snowflakes," they're ignorant of basic facts.
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If, on the other hand, you dig smart, intricate black/thrash but "don't care about politics" and want them kept out of your entertainment (or you outright hate leftist politics, or think all leftists are liberal SJW snowflakes or whatever other nonsense)... honestly, you'll still probably like this.
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I drove off into an afternoon, and, in the space of just five hours, the sky turned purple and spit rain and snowflakes, whipping wind rose and pelted us with hail, numerous sets of double rainbows rose and fell, and finally a surreal golden light bathed the entire world.
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There's no way Facebook could ever get away with this, and there's actually a really good explanation for how this happens, which is that none of us are the unique snowflakes that we think we are and big consumer brands are advertising to targeted demographics all the time.
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Most still follow the same basic conventions established by that first version: a little girl heroine, her mysterious godfather (the magician Drosselmeyer), a battle between toy soldiers and mice, a forest glade of dancing Snowflakes, a ballerina Sugarplum Fairy in a tutu presiding over a realm of Sweets.
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And, apart from some satire of "snowflakes" and one episode that shifts the story's perspective to that of a slacker student with no interest in the election, there's not much sense of social media or modern pop culture — of young lives lived in the streaming, texting, posting, sharing moment.
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But there is a really big disagreement over whether American culture ought to change in a major way or whether the real problem is "millennial snowflakes," out-of-control political correctness, and a zealous neo-Puritanism that can't even take a joke or see an affectionate gesture for what it is.
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But when I see a white boy going all out of his way to use his privilege — that white boy who punched him knew that he wasn't going to get shot by the cops as quickly as a black dude — I think, well the right calls us snowflakes all the time.
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Rosario decorated only the tree; this family, her new family, did the whole house, decking the living room and kitchen with tinsel and paper snowflakes while Christmas music blasted from Fanny's dinged-up speakers — the mother; the father; the sisters, Laura and Ana; the brother, Nando; and Laura's young daughter, Leila.
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In a year when complaining about the sensitivity of young people became hack, Gary Gulman offered a full-throated defense of millennial snowflakes, hidden inside an indictment of his own generation that reached its zenith in the most unlikely comedy territory: The water pressure of fountains in 1970s public schools.
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"It's kind of a parody of snowflakes, quote-unquote, on college campuses who get easily offended about things that they don't agree with and tend to need safe spaces in order to de-stress over those triggered feelings," explained Pardes Seleh, the contributors editor for Red Alert, a conservative political website for millennials.
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Each morning, after the couple's two older children, James and Natalie, left for school each morning, Mark spent special one-on-one time with Daniel, snuggling on the couch or marveling at the snowflakes glistening on the tree branches outside the windows of their home before the first-grader boarded the bus.
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Last week, Slayer set the Metal Internet alight with a poorly-worded Instagram post heard 'round the world, wherein vocalist and bassist Tom Araya referred to his own fans as "snowflakes" and, essentially, told us all to "get over it," because "like him or not," Donald Trump is now (technically) our President.
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I've had several very pleasant and illuminating conversations with Tom Araya and the other current members of Slayer over the years, and of course politics came up—but I'm still stung by Araya's ill-considered "snowflakes" comment (especially after seeing how little regard his bandmates happen to have for the orange fascist).
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Last week, Slayer set the Metal Internet alight with a poorly-worded Instagram post heard 'round the world, wherein vocalist and bassist Tom Araya referred to his own fans as "snowflakes" and, essentially, told us all to "get over it," because "like him or not," Donald Trump is now (technically) our President.
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Bayern, the German league champion, had just won the Champions League under its departing German coach Jupp Heynckes, and Guardiola — a Spaniard who had just directed Barcelona through a four-year period in which trophies seemed to pile up like snowflakes in a blizzard — was expected to produce the same continental glory.
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Conservative talk of "special snowflakes" demanding trigger warnings ignores the fact that people marginalized in the Western canon have long read literature from it in exactly the way Wilson describes: both as an endorsement of its author's values, and as evidence of how horrible those values can be, and whom they leave out.
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Frank Bruni Across the country, college freshmen are settling into their new lives and grappling with something that doesn't compete with protests and political correctness for the media's attention, something that no one prepared them for, something that has nothing to do with being "snowflakes" and everything to do with being human.
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Mr. Bruni writes: Across the country, college freshmen are settling into their new lives and grappling with something that doesn't compete with protests and political correctness for the media's attention, something that no one prepared them for, something that has nothing to do with being "snowflakes" and everything to do with being human.
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Opening with Gucci trapping through the snow in a bright red Rolls Royce convertible, CGI snowflakes tumbling onto his denim jacket replete with enormous fur trim, it's an ominous yet beautiful piece of cinematography, like Harmony Korine was tasked with remaking The Grinch, and it has changed the way we view Christmas forever.
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CreditCreditChris Maggio for The New York Times Each December, surrounded by wonderlands of white paper snowflakes, bright red winterberries, and forests of green conifers reclaiming their ancestral territory from inside the nation's living rooms and hotel lobbies, children and adults delight to see the true harbinger of the holidays: aluminum metalized polyethylene terephthalate.
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In fact, for the "Whipped Cream Waltz," the ensemble number at the end of Act I that Strauss envisioned as a riff on the traditional Ballet Blancs such as the swans in Swan Lake, the wilis in Gisele, or the snowflakes in the Nutcracker, Ryden did not create the expected billowy white tutus.
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During the same speech on Tuesday, the 71-year-old Sessions criticized universities for "coddling" young people and said schools were silencing conservative voices to create a "generation of sanctimonious, sensitive, supercilious snowflakes," adopting lines of critique many Republicans use to argue that college campuses are too accommodating, specifically, to liberal-leaning students and ideas.
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Read more:Seeing soccer fans chant 'F--- Trump!' on Fox News may have prompted the president to launch his angriest attack yet on the networkTrump rails against Fox News for its weekend coverage, says watching it is worse than CNNFox host Lou Dobbs said that generals uncomfortable with Trump's Fourth of July military show are 'snowflakes'
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To the Editor: The outcry by some of your readers that your reporting about a Nazi sympathizer, Tony Hovater, living his seemingly ordinary American life, aside from his repellent beliefs, "normalizes" him makes me fear, as a liberal Democrat, that the right-wing name callers who brand us as snowflakes might be on to something.
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Here is one: Here is another: It's a long story, but the short version is that a group of young, extremely pro-Trump internet trolls have spent the past several years mocking anti-Trump people as whiny, easily triggered snowflakes who are primarily motivated by social acceptance rather than by logic and critical thinking.
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In New York alone, at least 2,100 are slated to get together in Washington Square Park and scream their heads off from 7 to 8 PM. "Join us cucks and snowflakes, safe spacers and libtards, as we enjoy a collective cathartic yell into the heavens about our current political establishment," the NYC event's description reads.
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After all, in previous presidential elections, what now look like minor misdemeanors -- Howard Dean's "scream" after the Iowa caucuses in 2004, Joe Biden's plagiarism in 1988 or Ed Muskie's "tears" in 1972 (which were really New Hampshire snowflakes melting on his cheeks) -- were all ruled fatally disqualifying by the big-footers of the national press corps.
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In a way, it's almost free energy ready for the taking, so after testing countless materials with an opposite charge, the UCLA researchers (working with collaborators from the University of Toronto, McMaster University, and the University of Connecticut) found that the negative charge of silicone made it most effective for harvesting electrons when it came into contact with snowflakes.
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Elected officials and other architects of the recession are more likely to dismiss people struggling to find their way in a time of depleted opportunity as "sanctimonious, sensitive, supercilious snowflakes," to borrow a phrase from United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions, speaking at an event for conservative high school students in July, than to recognize their own culpability.
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Santa baby, and Dancer, and Curry downHappy HolidayWhen the snowflakes will call the world wakes to bringGlory bears and asses the air the angels sangAnd Christmas treeThere are also a number of carols featuring the Sandman, but Shane said in the post that the word was only mentioned once in the human dataset, adding that neural networks can inexplicably cling to certain words.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday joined a chant calling to "lock her up" — a sentiment to imprison Democrat Hillary Clinton — when he spoke at a conservative high school leadership summit in Washington, DC. The top law enforcement officer in the country, Sessions chuckled after pausing a speech that mocked crying liberal "snowflakes" who needed "tissues" after the 2016 election.
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Ours is a time when neo-Nazis taunt liberal "snowflakes" by adopting Harambe, the gorilla killed at the Cincinnati Zoo, as an ironic mascot ("Dicks out for Harambe"); conspiracy-addled leftists swell the ranks of the 9/11 truther and anti-vaxxer brigades; and the far-right Twittersphere weaponizes memes like #PizzaGate to troll the "shitlib" media and enflame the lunatic fringe.
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Inside the suite, guests will feel like Buddy himself was hired as the interior decorator — with strings of garland, popcorn and paper snowflakes hanging from the ceiling; wrapping paper-covered walls (dressed with six-inch ribbon curls, of course); a massive, beautifully-decorated Christmas tree in the center of the room; and even a welcome message on a Lite Brite.
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Their approach is a refreshing contrast with well-heeled newspaper columnists and magazine opinion writers, who have found it easy to characterize college students as privileged, fragile "snowflakes" unable to cope with the hurly-burly of rigorous, free-wheeling debate; similarly, the book refuses to equate students' attempts to "deplatform" conservative speakers—by heckling, demonstrating, or disinviting them—with the right's bloody enthusiasms in Charlottesville.
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There, she encounters a real-life nutcracker soldier, Captain Phillip Hoffman (Jayden Fowora-Knight), and regents who preside over three of the four realms: the breathy-voiced Sugar Plum Fairy (Keira Knightley) regent of the Land of Sweets, Shiver (Richard E. Grant) the frosty regent of the Land of Snowflakes, and Hawthorne (Eugenio Derbez), regent of the Land of Flowers, whose pompadour is topped with blossoms.
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It's about appearing to protect, giving a warm hug to all those reactionary dullards who complain endlessly about special snowflakes in the colleges, with their trigger warnings and their safe spaces, bawling at a reality they're too sensitive to deal with—and then turn around to cry out for a strong leader to keep them safe from all the vaguely defined terrors of a big scary world.
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And then, as an icy chill slowly descended across the air, big fat snowflakes began freefalling from the heavens in an impromptu mini-blizzard, leaving an avalanche of "OMG IT'S A MESSAGE FROM PRINCE, SOMETIMES IT REALLY DOES SNOW IN APRIL" tweets in its wake, as well as loads of angry, red-faced people running around in shorts and t-shirts like headless chickens looking for shelter.
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John Legend: A Legendary Christmas (Columbia, 2018) From Stevie Wonder's "What Christmas Means to Me" to Marvin Gaye's "Purple Snowflakes" to the Jackson 5's "Give Love on Christmas Day," this album's nostalgia is for bygone eras of soul music — the thumping bass, glistening rhythm guitar, and skippity horn arrangements imagine a fictional retro-R&B style whose interlocking elements click together with the synchronized perk of a big-band ensemble.
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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, telling the Planetary Defense Conference that meteors really are a threat to the Earth TODAY'S NUMBER $2 trillion The price tag for a potential infrastructure plan that Democratic congressional leaders said that President Trump had agreed to TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Snow job The arrival of spring is always a bit delayed in Alaska, but -- despite the snowflakes -- this guy is getting a jump on cutting the grass anyway.
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There are, of course, the deliberate attempts to create pro-Trump TikTok content of this type: quick staged debates with imaginary liberals, jokes at the expense of "snowflakes," and varieties of sloganeering, including recited political aphorisms ("if you want to make a conservative angry, tell him a lie; if you want to make a liberal angry, tell him the truth") and bumper-sticker-length rhetorical questions (the effect is, approximately, Facebook meme read out loud, sometimes in voice-over).
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Read more:An Illinois woman got stuck on the face of a cliff for 9 hours on Christmas Eve and was rescued after screaming for helpA Colorado woman used a &aposfalse wall&apos to hide 26 toddlers in a daycare she ran in her basement, police sayThis essay about a Navy SEAL war vet who went to Yale to tangle with the &aposliberal snowflakes&apos will warm your heart this ChristmasTrump says he got Melania a &aposbeautiful card&apos for Christmas but is &aposstill working&apos on a present
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Read more:This essay about a Navy SEAL war vet who went to Yale to tangle with the &aposliberal snowflakes&apos will warm your heart this ChristmasThe man who kidnapped Jayme Closs told police he&aposd been thinking of kidnapping a girl for 2 years and that &aposif it wasn&apost Jayme, it would probably be someone else&aposThe Texas ex-police officer who fatally shot Atatiana Jefferson in her own home has been indicted on a murder chargeA Mississippi man went on a window-breaking spree just so he could get arrested and stay in jail to escape the cold
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Breitbart, that conservative news outlet that liberals love to hate, has released video from a Google internal meeting, showing that right after the 2016 election, pretty much everyone who calls that shots at that company was outraged, terrified, and deeply wounded – all at once – because Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE won the presidential electionThe Googlers' sadness at trump's victory melted so many snowflakes, at one point all the employees gathered in the auditorium were told to turn and hug the person next to them.
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