This means that, on a more frequent basis, when it rains, it pours, and when it snows, it snows at a rapid clip.
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Would defeat undercut the rationale of his campaign -- that he is a perpetual winner -- and melt his White House hopes before he leaves the snows of Iowa for the snows of New Hampshire?
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This could result in heavy snows that may endanger climbers.
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Make yourself no elegybut the stone snows swallow then exhume.
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But big snows can occur even in the warmest years.
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I will always love him … ' Sometimes it Snows in April.
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You need a million tons of salt when it snows.
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"It rarely snows in Jerusalem," as Schneider's lovely parable notes.
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Fortunately, we have some new Dr. Snows for the 21st century.
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The area is known for heavy snows and cold winter temperatures.
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So many Jon Snows, and just one little me, oh dear!
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When it snows in Copenhagen, bike lanes are typically plowed first.
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"When it snows, New York has to slow down," she said.
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Favorite Canadian Misconception:People seem to think that it snows in Canada.
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When it snows, kids will come over and shovel for free.
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Crews worked for months to clear snows that surpassed 20 feet.
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Denver would not exist but for the snows in our mountains.
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When it snows, I sit by my window and watch it fall.
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Nobody told me that, like, lake-effect snows happen in western Massachusetts.
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But it was only the dregs of winter snows, too fast disappearing. ■
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"They don't want it a week after it snows," Mr. Franquinha said.
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Of course, the world doesn't stop when it snows; neither does the news.
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Moreover, the winter snows have become much more sporadic, interspersed with unseasonable thaws.
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In addition, high surf and mountain snows will also be threats from this storm.
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Massive blizzard seen from space Why milk, bread and toilet paper when it snows?
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So next time it snows, try making this dish instead of a hot soup.
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But Japan, as a country, takes the lead, as it snows most often there.
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Hemingway published his classic story "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" in the magazine in 1936.
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"My cat, Weston enjoys hitting the sledding run when it snows," the YouTube caption says.
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Therefore, when it snows, the odds could gradually favor heavier snowstorms, rather than moderate ones.
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Even when it snows here, they are expecting us to deliver to customers as usual.
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"Except when it rains or snows, it's a lot easier to walk on than before."
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That makes it tough to get accumulation unless it snows very heavily to cool temperatures.
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She was buried at Zahir al-Dowleh cemetery in northern Tehran, under the February snows.
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The frustrations and simmering racist violence underlying the community are powerfully conveyed, and as with Warren's debut novel, "Juliet in August," the Saskatchewan landscape is almost hallucinated into life, from the "snows and snows" of winter to the vast, hot, vacant plains of summer.
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When it snows, flights are disrupted, Uber fares skyrocket, and construction can get put on hold.
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As pressure falls, the storm grows stronger and stronger, creating intense high winds and heavy snows.
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Me, Maya and D'Angelo sing 'Sometimes It Snows In April' on the Tonight Show this evening.
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Either way, it's not a sight you typically see in New York, even when it snows.
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And weather isn't an issue: When it snows in Copenhagen, bike lanes are typically plowed first.
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The biggest snows in Massachusetts were expected in the western and central parts of the state.
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Autumn and then winter's snows arrived, and the kilns at the factory never turned back on.
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I've seen them in the high green grass of spring and the swirling snows of December.
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When it rains a lot, or snows and then melts, that water has to go somewhere.
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So yes, it literally rains oil on Titan, and sometimes it snows, in the form of benzene.
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Although snow is common in the mountains surrounding Los Angeles, it rarely snows in the city itself.
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BUT, sexing at McMurdo is the best, especially in the Chapel of the Snows, on the altar.
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When it snows and you don't even care about how much shoveling you'll need to do 11.
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"We see this 12 months a year — it's not just about the day it snows," he said.
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After one of its latest heavy snows on record, Denver's temperatures will finally climb back to average.
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After one of its latest heavy snows on record, Denver's temperatures have finally climbed back to average.
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You get more weather extremes — hotter hot days, wetter wet ones, longer droughts, fiercer storms, heavier snows.
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If your freshman is headed to a school where it snows, the Outback is a no-brainer.
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And also I can cry to "Sometimes it Snows in April" on the bus at will now.
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Mr. Miller's films became an annual autumn rite among skiers looking forward to the season's first snows.
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Roy Cooper said the heaviest snows should come after dark, with whiteout conditions expected on the coast.
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It hardly snows in Japan's capital city, but this week, central Tokyo received a rare 33cm of snow.
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ALBUM | Pristine Snows 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Winters in the city are beautiful only for a moment.
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We've had a very severe winter this year with 12-inch snows, so there is no global warming.
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He gave varieties of it poetic names: Snows of Kilimanjaro, for one, and Carol Channing's Diamonds, for another.
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Those who stay in New York City wear layers and shovel courts in city parks when it snows.
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Rain and wind will also impact parts of Italy into today with heavy snows falling in the Alps.
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Huckabee's new ad is an extended parody of Adele's "Hello" with the candidate trudging through the snows of Iowa.
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In his office the electric light shone dim and intermittent, and there was no heating, even in winter snows.
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"That stuff makes up the entire E-ring of Saturn and 'snows' down onto nearby moons," Harrison told Gizmodo.
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But, when it snows, I miss my manual one, which was so much lighter and resistant to getting stuck.
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There were signs of some relief Sunday as residents shoveled snows and cleaned up flooding debris beneath blue skies.
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I always lose rooting for the earliest possible flurries, since the snows snuff out the region's last, stubborn wildfires.
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When it snows, they are brilliant red, and when the leaves fill the trees, they are still brilliant red.
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What Clinton is relearning in the snows of Iowa and New Hampshire is that there's nothing audacious about hope.
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By next month, however, melting snows further upstream in Minnesota and the Dakotas could trigger more flooding, he said.
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"When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives," Ned told Arya.
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AS THE FIRST snows of winter fell on sacred Mount Paektu, Kim Jong Un knew what he had to do.
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His work shows that as the Arctic warms, the odds of heavy snows in the Northeast somewhat paradoxically goes up.
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A separate storm system has been causing high winds, heavy rains and mountain snows, along with isolated tornadoes on Friday.
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As its snows melt and permafrost thaws, the Arctic is getting greener, so Alaska should grow more and bigger trees.
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That's bleak by most metrics, but especially so if you're a cattle rancher — the snows continue straight into calving season.
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With steady 20-mile days and a little luck, they'd reach the finish before the predictable September snows of Montana.
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The same storm system will result in heavy snows and sleet elsewhere through Sunday night, the National Weather Service said.
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"If we can play like this, I hope it snows the rest of the season," Providence coach Ed Cooley said.
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If someone developed a fleet of autonomous snow plowing vehicles, that would be great news for states where it snows frequently.
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It takes a little longer than usual because Pittsburgh never cleans the roads when it snows (cue world's biggest eye-roll).
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Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni called for national unity, saying Italy was caught in an "unprecedented vice" of earthquakes and heavy snows.
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Snows blocked passage to Kashmir for days at a time in winter; floods regularly cut off much of the north-east.
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In the snows of January, as voting starts, there probably will be one, perhaps two (though that's remote), from these brackets.
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When it snows, we go to this one hill in Central Park and sit at the bottom and drink all day.
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The heat and drought dried out grasses and shoots that had been nourished by the winter snows, turning them into tinder.
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Flooding in the fall of 2018 saturated soil in the ground, while heavy snows last winter blanketed, then froze, the water.
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In this Youtube video by Steve Scherer, a kid rides around on his hoverboard while simultaneously plowing through piles of snows.
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Image: GoogleFlying during the holidays is typically frustrating at best, and even worse if you're traveling to or from anywhere that snows.
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Craig will be cremated and his ashes spread over the San Juan Mountains by his children when the snows melt this spring.
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It snows titanium dioxide, one of the active ingredients in sunscreen, on one giant, scorching-hot alien world , a new study suggests.
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Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni called for national unity, saying Italy was caught in an "unprecedented vice" of earthquakes and heavy snows simultaneously.
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February snows started to melt as the tide of the war shifted with the help of Iranian-trained fighters from Syria's neighbors.
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On both sides, January promises to be a cruel month, as ambitions collide in the frigid snows of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Normally, when it snows, it's supposed to be a kind of magical, invigorating experience, a blanket of frosty quiet on the world.
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Yet that is unusual for this time of year when winter snows in the mountainous north typically melt and fill the rivers.
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They found that these snows contained various levels of coal soot and dirt, even in samples taken fairly far away from cities.
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Residents begin to tap birch sap in the spring, after the winter snows melt and the gushing liquid is clear and sweet.
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Amount of time it takes for "Going to the gym" to fail: Anywhere between one to eight weeks, or until it snows.
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When it snows, his grandson is outside by sunup to plow our driveway and is gone without letting me open my wallet.
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In November, just before the first snows shut down access to the Whites, I made a final trip to the Schulman Grove.
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" The sisters remembered their father's maxim: "When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives.
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The Hogwarts Great Hall is decorated with 12 massive trees, there's a bottomless Christmas Day feast, and it even snows inside the castle.
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The events were relatively small, attracting around 1,000 people in July, and are expected to dwindle as the snows set in next month.
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Now heavy snows are threatening the seeding of spring wheat, which represents up to a third of total U.S. wheat production each year.
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The only form of public transportation is a shuttle bus that had shut down, before the snows had even melted, until next winter.
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Joseph R. Laracy, a childhood friend of the groom, is to perform the ceremony at Our Lady of the Snows Roman Catholic Church.
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You just don't notice the oily stuff until it rains or snows because it's caked together on the subway tile with everything else.
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The Weather Channel says a new wintry blast is set to develop late Sunday into Monday, bringing with it heavy snows and high winds.
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"When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives," Sansa (Sophie Turner) says in the trailer.
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Plus, most of these chunkier boots boast a nice, sturdy tread-sole, so you can bet I'll be wearing them when it snows, too.
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"Sometimes It Snows in April," a more vaguely political track from his film Under the Cherry Moon, also contemplates ideas of mortality and ephemerality.
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It begins with the pair driving around in a convertible with the top down and a tree packed in between them as it snows.
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Local farmers were hit especially hard, with several losing livestock because of the deep snows, freezing temperatures and wind gusts up to 105 m.p.h.
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D'Angelo also decided to perform a ridiculously beautiful rendition of "Sometimes it Snows in April" on last night's The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
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He coaxed her into dribbling a ball around the neighborhood to the rhythm of the music in her iPod until snows blanketed the Syracuse streets.
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For a place where it snows pretty frequently, people in Denver can't handle driving in it, so his commute will take at least an hour.
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Macintosh was a chemist born 250 years ago today in Glasgow, Scotland, where it rains, sleets, or snows an average of 201 days per year.
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A thermometer ticks upwards like a primed bomb; the novel ends with a lyrical passage in which the narrator recalls the snows of her youth.
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He said the surgery left his penis with tingling and numbness, and pain when it is touched or when it rains, snows or gets cold.
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By the time snows have arrived, meadow voles have started to undergo an interesting transformation; they experience a reduction in the level of sex hormones.
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UGG Adirondack III Waterproof Insulated Winter Bootie, available at Dick's Sporting Goods, $249.99If she lives somewhere where it snows, she needs really durable winter boots.
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He dashed off his own Japanese interpretation of the opening to Hemingway's "The Snows of Kilimanjaro," then ran that passage back through Google into English.
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They are about as reliable as a weather forecaster who always calls for balmy sunshine in a city where it rains or snows a lot.
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When he was a kid, the ranch hired dozens of Mexicans each year to tend crops that would feed the cattle when the winter snows came.
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That would leave up to as many as half a dozen in the top tier to seriously compete in the snows of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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This system comes after a storm moved through Oregon and Washington on Monday, with heavy rains, hurricane-force wind gusts and heavy snows in the mountains.
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The traditional skis of his ancestors were primarily hunting and trapping tools, allowing tribesmen to catch and kill prey that struggled in the deep winter snows.
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Kristine Diane Miranda and Thomas Salvatore Ferrugia are to be married May 14 at Our Lady of the Snows Church in Floral Park, N.Y. The Rev.
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Not like Vermont or the Adirondacks in upstate New York, where it snows on and off all winter, barely registering a mention at the corner store.
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All I ever wanted to do was to go to Paisley Park and get to see u play "Sometimes It Snows In April" at the piano.
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The extremists, in Congress and the snows of Oregon, want to return to a 19th century world where blunt force — against Indians, wildlife, the public good — prevails.
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That was the point of the opening scene, a flashback in which Chuck snows Jimmy about whether their mother had any final words on her hospital deathbed.
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One village council permits his party to pass only after testing Das's knowledge of Buddhism; even so, someone hollers, ''That Hindu will surely die in the snows.
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Early models of the fire season said that last winter's big mountain snows, which lasted deep into summer in higher elevations, would probably keep many places damp.
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Even now, her gift to him was the gift of life, saving him time and time again after being felled by Hinoxes, falling from cliffs, freezing in snows.
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Heavy snows alone, for example, can be less crippling than lighter snow whipped by high winds, or a glazing of ice that makes driving a perilous contact sport.
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Like a true Vermont woman, she goes to as many as three other Sugar on Snows around the state each year and even holds her own at home.
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Polar exploration was, Henry Morley insisted, "stainless as the Arctic snows, clean to the core as an ice mountain": all the heroics of colonialism, none of the taint.
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Justice Snows ($5 margaritas/mojitos, $12 burgers) and Highlands Alehouse ($5 beers, $8 cocktails, wings, baked brie, bison chili and burgers all under $15) are local go-tos.
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The Canada lynx, whose large paws make it well adapted to hunting in deep, mountain snows, was listed in 2000 as threatened under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.
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He fought his way through the hedgerows of Normandy and the snows of the Bulge to the final defeat of Nazi Germany, and was highly decorated for valor.
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But he conceded Wednesday that those prints could have been left by Hindu holy men, or sadhus, whom he has seen walking barefoot in the snows at such heights.
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It is likely that the Pacific Northwest will be targeted by repeated bouts of storminess, and that the Great Lakes will see round after round of lake effect snows.
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Minik Rosing, a Greenland-born geologist, noted the irony in a man who once called global warming a "hoax" coveting territory that owes its rising value to melting snows.
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Potentially more worrisome, the heavy January rains and snows that socked the northern part of the state — home to most of California's reservoirs — have not kept pace into February.
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First, the section of the polar vortex across Eurasia will bring heavy snows to areas from the UK to Siberia, drawing cold air from the east toward the west.
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In fact, I think building codes are good and necessary – no one wants to live in a home that might cave in on itself the next time it snows.
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Cold air moving in behind the storm will bring heavy lake-effect snows, with up to 20 inches expected just south of Buffalo, New York, on Tuesday into Wednesday.
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A government statement said that no migrant women and children remained on the streets of the country's capital, Belgrade, after a winter storm brought heavy snows and frigid temperatures.
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Two years later, she incorporated the film into a monumental stage piece called "Snows," in which performers, taking directions from the audience, enacted sculptural tableaus derived from war pictures.
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I arrived at the Artisan theater to face a sold-out crowd of roughly 403 people to share a personal childhood moment while wearing two Jon Snows worth of pants.
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Op-Ed Contributor In the winter of 1985 my hometown, Buffalo, was engulfed in a blizzard — not an uncommon occurrence for the region, which is justly famed for epic snows.
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Janina lives in an upland area of south-western Poland near the Czech border: a backwater where the winter snows convince her that "the world was not created for Mankind".
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Their army is way too small to oust Ramsay, but they've also got to march soon, before snows block them in and lead to a repeat of Stannis's poor performance.
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Two years later, she incorporated this film into a performance piece called "Snows," in which the audience had a role in dictating which live photo-derived tableaus would be staged.
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Heavy snows and whipping winds hit the Northwest overnight, in what the National Weather Service called a "historic, unprecedented" storm, unlike any that had hit the region since the 225s.
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Large swaths of Europe and Asia have seen bitter cold and record snows over the past several weeks, all while the Arctic was bathing in temperatures 30 degrees Fahrenheit above average.
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Less chilly winters mean that once-reliable snows fall more often as rain that can freeze into a sheet of ice, making it harder for the herbivores to reach plant food.
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You know the drill: when it snows on America's East coast, everyone else has to read endless explanations of "weather bombs" and "polar vortices," regardless of where on Earth they live.
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"We have stores in cities like Vancouver and Tokyo where it hardly snows or goes below 0 degrees Celsius, but people want the best," Dani Reiss, Canada Goose's CEO, tells me.
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Two of Hemingway's iconic literary works, the novel "To Have and Have Not" and the short story "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" were written during the years he lived in Key West.
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And a pair of earlier studies published in the Journal of Geophysical Letters by researchers at the University of Washington looked specifically at undisturbed snows from across the US and Canada.
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Not only did Agatha Christie pen "Murder on the Orient Express" while staying at the hotel, but portions of Ernest Hemingway's "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" also take place in the hotel.
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During the brief window between the last snows of May and the first in mid-September, a rich variety of plants bloom at turbo force, adapted to their short, spectacular lives.
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And the pièce de résistance: You can be briefly transported to the Arctic in the "cold room," where it snows daily and temperatures can dip to as low as -13°F.
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Inevitably she visits Ötzi, the 5,000-year-old traveller preserved by the snows of the Tyrol, with his stomach full of ibex meat and an arrowhead still embedded in his scrawny shoulder.
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So rather than just give up I thought I'd come here and just play, and I'll play if it rains, if it snows, if I fall over or if I get arrested.
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Areas of intense thunderstorms forming over the relatively mild waters of the Gulf Stream are clearly visible, with convective snows moving northwestward, dumping heavy snow across the Mid-Atlantic at the time.
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I grew up in New Hampshire, where it's freezing cold and snows at least seven months out of the year, and most insects disappear by the time winter rolls around—except ladybugs.
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Already California has seen less snowmelt than average for six of the past 21991 years - with unusually heavy snows in the other years, said Rich Harasick, the LADWP's senior assistant general manager.
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A recent study showed that Tompkins County, where he works at Cornell University in Ithaca, spends twice as much on salt to de-ice roads during winter rains as opposed to snows.
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On a moist day in fall, or in the wake of melting snows in spring, a seedling appeared above ground—a stubby one-inch stem with a tuft of bright-green shoots.
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"Appreciation has become my destiny in life, perhaps it's the instinct of a polar bear enjoying hibernation in the vast snows," he wrote in the tribute to his wife and her art.
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Meanwhile, in southern California, which was left high and dry during December, the long-advertised El Niño-related wave of storms has begun, bringing heavy rain, mountain snows and potential flooding and mudslides.
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Fully autonomous vehicles still have a lot of hurdles to cross—who's going to be legally liable in a crash, for starters, and the fact that most autonomous cars suck when it snows.
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Unfortunately, Portland didn't anticipate last winter's heavy snows and the Bull Run parasite outbreak probably began when an unusually large snowmelt flushed animal scat, which can be considered toxic waste, into the watershed.
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Mr. Rosen had three criteria: an area for napping, easy access for cats, and "when it rains or snows, I want it to be the most beautiful place in the world," he said.
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When Hayes took the reins in 21973, Esquire was still famous for publishing Ernest Hemingway's "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" (21920) and Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (21929), but its achievements were increasingly rare.
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I've watched more movies in the air than on the ground, gazed at stunning sunrises over the Arctic snows, done some of my best writing in the air, and have forged lifelong friendships.
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"Snow" is the psychological portrait of a woman who gets migraines when it snows, a malady she inherited from her mother, who suffered the headaches for reasons that are traumatic and brilliantly revealed.
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Heavy snows last winter brought relief from a long, brutal drought across much of the West and produced a lush growth of natural grasses — thicker and taller than many vegetation experts had ever seen.
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The supermodel has been dutifully taking care of business by working on her weather-appropriate ice skater fitness moves while outside in the streets of the city — even as it snows all around her.
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Snows featured an elaborate set, fake snow, five films projected in 360 degrees, and performers who enacted a series of physically intense actions that included falling, crawling, and grabbing and dragging each other's bodies.
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But tarps are also useful for anyone who has trees on their property, where falling boughs pose a constant threat to roofs — especially in winter, when heavy snows can snap weak or dead branches.
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"Nothing works when it snows in England," said Kevin Hodge, 37, a London-based accountant who had to take a cab to work Wednesday morning because of the severe delays on the subway lines.
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Some of the farmers in states like the Dakotas, who planted very late in the season, have already experienced heavy rains and early snows that are further hindering their ability to get crops in.
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He was particularly concerned by the threat to the snows of the Tibetan plateau, one of the earth's natural water tables, which are sometimes said to be as ecologically sensitive as the two polar regions.
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Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Meteorologists for the National Weather Service at NOAA continued forecasting without pay through the shutdown as heavy snows hit several regions earlier this month, USA Today reported.
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While the Jon Snows of the world are waging battles for honor, she's thinking about how to feed the troops; while Dany helps secure the North, Sansa is wondering about what happens after the war.
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I miss him in the weeping of the rain; I want him at the shrinking of the tide; The old snows melt from every mountain-side, And last year's leaves are smoke in every lane.
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Before human burning of fossil fuels triggered global warming, the continent's ice was in relative balance: The snows in the interior of the continent roughly matched the icebergs that broke away from glaciers at its edges.
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But the most important event in the premiere episode, "Dragonstone," didn't take place in the swirling, zombie-filled snows of the North, but in the South, on the eponymous island that gives the episode its name.
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Separately, German and Swiss scientists published a study on Wednesday based on samples from the Arctic, Swiss Alps and Germany that suggested microplastic is being blown vast distances through the air and dumped when it snows.
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Since the start of California's traditional wet season in October, the state has rapidly lurched the other way, going from record drought to record rains, mountain snows and deadly flooding as storm after storm has struck.
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TOKYO — Seven teenagers from a high school mountaineering club and a teacher died in an avalanche on Monday in an area of northeastern Japan that had been blanketed by unusually heavy spring snows, the authorities said.
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These people have signed up for slogging through New Hampshire snows, attending town halls in Iowa, smiling and shaking hands and endlessly repeating the same phrases with just the right amount of passion in their voice.
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I didn't do the '92 campaign and I really wanted to get in on the ground floor of a long-shot candidate and go tromp through the snows in New Hampshire and Iowa with your candidate.
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On top of all of this, the only reason the Stark-Snows even survived the Battle of the Bastards is thanks to Sansa's ingenious military decision to request last-minute aide from the Knights Of The Vale.
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The opening nominating clashes in the snows of winter set the tone, from her wafer-thin victory in the Iowa caucuses to her humiliating defeat in the New Hampshire primary, for a tight, increasingly bitter nominating race.
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But soils still frozen in some areas to a depth of five feet (152 cm), and deep snows that threaten to melt and flood the Red River Valley, in eastern North Dakota, are likely to delay seeding.
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The US Army Survival Guide suggests that you may be able to eat some if you have to, but (even in the relatively untouched snows in the Arctic) you should attempt to melt snow before drinking it.
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For instance, the Philly station used the app for on-the-ground reporting of weather incidents like high winds and big snows, disasters like a major fire, and even lifestyle reporting, like a segment on Philly history.
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They immediately faced new expenses while still paying down credit card debt: His wife needed to buy school supplies before starting a new teaching job, and her car needed winter tires for the mountain town's heavy snows.
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The arrival of another winter rain here, a wet end to a week that began with heavy snows in the Sierra Nevada, has begged a welcome question: Is the drought that punished California for six years over?
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At resorts, it snows far more often than it rains, so this is rarely a problem but skiers who often contend with rain might want to check the forecast before packing these as their apres-ski boot.
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In its blizzard warning statement, the National Weather Service (NWS) forecast office in Baltimore-Washington warned that travel in the region will become downright impossible on Friday night and Saturday, when the heaviest snows and strongest winds hit.
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And Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark in Game of Thrones, will forever be a part of one of television's most prestigious — and heavily criticized — shows, even as the veteran actress bids farewell to the snows of Winterfell.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK, Jan 5003 (Reuters) - Much of the U.S. East Coast will wake up on Saturday to brutally cold and dangerous temperatures as the region recovers from a powerful blizzard that unleashed heavy snows and strong winds.
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It is somewhat ironic that this news comes out of Washington on a day the city prepares for what could be one of the biggest snowstorms in its history -- but big snows can occur even in the warmest years.
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My dad, whose phone is almost never charged, sent me his favourite song, "Sometimes it Snows in April", and pointed out how nice it is that you can hear the stool Prince is sat on squeaking as he plays.
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"This storm will be responsible for heavy rains, severe thunderstorms, isolated flooding, heavy snows, blizzard conditions and high winds over the next two days across large portions of the Central United States," the National Weather Service said on Wednesday morning.
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But as millions of people from North Carolina to Massachusetts tried on Monday to dig out from the weekend's massive snows, it was clear that for many of them it could still be several days before life returns to normal.
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As we reported ... the 1850's home -- where Hemingway wrote "A Farewell to Arms" and "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" -- is almost certainly going to be an Irma casualty, and cops say they won't be able to help Sands if she stays.
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Leonard was said to be miserable at the thought of playing even one season in Toronto, which seems to be set on the hope that a deep playoff run may persuade Leonard to ditch the Los Angeles sun for Ontario snows.
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Pet City They are the cold-weather bane of city dog owners, dog walkers and the dogs themselves: the salt and chemical de-icers that are regularly sprinkled on the streets, sidewalks and crossways of New York when it snows.
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It was easy to forget all the perfect moments — my husband leading me by the hand through October snows on the lower flank of Mont Blanc; a golden afternoon wandering the Venice Biennale — when I considered our basic incompatibility as travelers.
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"They would get dressed up and go to the cocktail hour and enjoy the food and the music and, when the guests were going to sit down for dinner, they would leave," said Linda Snow Gross, one of the Snows' daughters.
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That appears to be caused by a giant impact that took place on Pluto billions of years ago, which created a basin, and the basin was then filled up as a cold trap, with those volatile nitrogen snows that created the glacier.
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Regardless, such heavy snows will not only be a boon for previously parched ski resorts, such as Squaw Valley and Northstar, but will also mean good news for water resource managers who keep close tabs on the liquid water content in the snowpack.
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The Liard eventually breaks up as well, though in a more traditional pattern, the lower altitude (and thus warmer) mouth melting first, followed by the snows of the high glaciers frozen in the Rocky Mountains of BC. But the cycle has been disrupted.
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"And for those who live northeast of the Texas Panhandle to the western Great Lakes, watch out for what could prove to be a memorable storm producing hefty snows for the Great Plains during the third week of January," the publication says.
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"We come to this park every year when it snows, it's always so beautiful," said Sophie, 52, a teacher playing with her children who gave just her first name because, as a civil servant, she was not allowed to speak to a reporter.
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"As has been the case since October, the bulk of the cold has been east-focused in January, with southeastern Europe getting the worst of it with extreme cold and very heavy snows," said Todd Crawford, chief meteorologist at The Weather Company.
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That familiar pattern — days of rain and drizzle that are short and dark but rarely all that cold — also produces big snows, but farther inland in the Cascade Range, where those storm systems smack into the colder, higher mountain elevations east of Seattle.
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They now have to mow their lawn and shovel their driveway when it snows, but when they had a drainage problem in the backyard, they got to choose their contractor and schedule the job based on when it made the most financial sense for them.
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The same holds true for any Yellowstone bison that stray beyond the invisible dashed line of the park in winter's deep snows and, it is feared, soon the iconic grizzly bear, whose federally protected status has been erased and is currently being debated in court.
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It falls now to Pinker and like-minded champions of knowledge to decide, as they currently occupy the Leavis position in the disciplinary hierarchy, whether they want to be Leavises — vitriolic critics punching down — or Snows, arguing for the collaborative pursuit of knowledge across disciplinary divides.
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On Tuesday's episode of The Tonight Show, host Jimmy Fallon introduced musical guest D'Angelo, who gave an emotional performance of the Purple One's 1986 hit "Sometimes It Snows in April" with surprise guests Maya Rudolph and Gretchen Lieberum, both who make up the Prince cover band, Princess.
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Some of her fondest memories are from long winters as a child, when the light faded at four in the afternoon and the heavy snows kept schools shut for months and the children sat around the fire, without TVs or radios, listening to the elders' tales.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Heavy snows in the United States closed roads and canceled nearly 900 flights on what was forecast to be the busiest day of the year for highways and airports, stranding hordes of travelers trying to head home on Sunday after the Thanksgiving holiday.
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He pushes the otherwise shrug-worthy scenes of Bran gazing upon the wedding of Lyanna and Rhaegar into the territory of tragedy, and his muted version of the theme song that plays as Jaime heads north, the first snows falling over King's Landing, is starkly beautiful.
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But he found an inevitable cleavage between these worlds: that in both hustling America and drizzling, hedge-bound England, with their strange snows and disorientating cities, he would always be an exile, patronised as "a Commonwealth writer" or, by some blacks, as a craven admirer of the Western canon.
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There are some chases and a lot of action shots, explosions, and double-crossings, set against gloomy, bleak wintry landscapes (if you trust the movies, it only ever snows in Sweden, the better to show off the blood, I guess) — most of what you'd expect in a thriller.
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For the best content in Philadelphia, Like Meanwhile in Philly Posted by Meanwhile in Philly on Sunday, January 24, 2016 This weekend's record-breaking blizzard brought some of the heaviest snows the East Coast has ever seen — but that didn't stop people (and horses) from doing their jobs.
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The extreme winds and snows, created by the collision of two weather systems, Storm Emma and a blast of arctic Siberian air nicknamed the Beast from the East, left several rural communities stranded for days with limited food and fuel, prompting the military to drop emergency supplies by helicopter on Monday.
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If the life of Christ has inspired some of Western art's greatest endeavors, then it is the weather — the morning glories in summer, the maple leaves in autumn, the snows of winter and the flowering trees of springtime — that has informed Japan's, from its paintings to its poetry to its cuisine.
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My aunty, Jemma, died at the age of 36 many many years ago, and I remember so vividly playing "Sometimes It Snows In April" (she died in January, but her birthday was April) over and over and over again, smoking my Embassy No.1s and drinking two-liter bottles of Strongbow.
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Credit...Chet Strange for The New York Times [Read live updates on Wednesday as weather disrupts Thanksgiving travel across the U.S.] Heavy snows, reaching 250 inches in some areas, disrupted travel across the center of the United States on Tuesday and threatened to make more trouble on Wednesday as the Thanksgiving holiday approached.
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L.O.L. Surprise, Winter Disco Chalet Wooden Doll House, available at Amazon, $189.99This standout doll house is a splurge-worthy toy that includes over 95 surprises, interactive features (like a chimney that snows, a working ski life, an ice skating rink, and more), multiple rooms, levels, a snow bus, and stylish LOL doll characters.
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Playlist: "Ronnie, Talk to Russia" / all of Controversy / "Around the World in a Day" / "America" / "Sometimes it Snows in April" / "Sign O' the Times" / all of Love Symbol Album (especially "7" and "The Morning Papers")Apple Music | Spotify Yes, Prince found religion in the 80s and later became a Jehovah's Witness in the new millennium.
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The Pacific Northwest is certainly known for it's above-average rainy climate — but then again, it snows all the time in Pennsylvania, yet Rosewood seemed to be trapped in some weird eternal summer where the seasons never changed, and if they did, it just happened offscreen and we weren't allowed to ask any follow-up questions about it.
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To compare the drawling, sprawling Mr. Buckley, whose performance style Norman Mailer once described as a combination of "commodore of the yacht club, Joseph Goebbels, Robert Mitchum, Maverick, Savonarola, the nice prep school kid next door, and the snows of yesteryear," with the diminutive, polite and well-prepared Ms. Hoover, 40, is impossible, so let us move on.
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Its passage is evident in the cycle of seasons in her earthworks — a transformative winter in "Palingenesis" (1993-94), a 227-foot-long cast-iron relief embedded to a retaining wall in a Zurich hillside, or with "Thel" (1975-77) on the Dartmouth campus in New Hampshire, where cantilevered pyramids disappear entirely when it snows and reappear when it melts for students to lounge upon.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're from a place where it snows a lot (I'm not), and where people don't annoyingly complain about how cold it is all the time (not me), and are totally prepared for the winter months (also, not me), you're probably not as surprised as I am about this seemingly never-ending stretch of badass snow plowers attacking each lane of the snowy road until it's all cleaned up.
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"If we don't find better areas for them where they can graze and find food, then the reindeers will starve to death," Sami herder Niila Inga told the AP. Weather patterns that were once highly unusual are now happening several times a year, and they can trap the reindeer's food beneath a layer of ice, which forms when early snows in autumn are followed by rain that then freezes like a layer of glass over the snow-crusted grasses.
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Spring around the world: Hungary: A Magical Festival to Scare Off Winter China: A Spring Nuisance That Snows White Fluff Japan: A Country in Bloom China and the Philippines: Easter in Asia Marked by Baptisms and Crucifixions India: Happy Holi Belgium: The Wrong Day to Be a Cat Egypt: A Pungent Ritual Divides Noses France: Solving the Passover Puzzle Israel: Iraqi Jews Reflect on Baghdad Heritage on Passover Seville, Spain Pillars of Holy Week Processions Put Teamwork and Brawn on Display Spring in the United States: 11 Photos View Slide Show ' New York City: Creativity on Parade in Easter Bonnet Festival Indianapolis, Ind.
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